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Andrew Sandoval's Come To The Sunshine is the home of the bah bah bah's and the la la la's. Each week he ushers you into his record room for a two-hour tour of scintillating 1960's sounds by a stunning array of no-hit wonders. Hear beat, psych, folk-rock, garage, soft pop, baroque, singer-songwriters and so much more (mostly in MONO).

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Favoriting July 3, 2017: Show #117: A discussion with author, Harold Bronson, about his book My British Invasion

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Artist Track Album Label Year Format Comments
The Roulettes  Bad Time   Favoriting The British Invasion: The History Of British Rock, Vol. 2  Rhino  1964  CD   
The Ivy League  Tossing And Turning   Favoriting The British Invasion: The History Of British Rock, Vol. 3  Rhino  1965  CD   
The Yardbirds  Evil Hearted You   Favoriting The Yardbirds Ultimate!  Rhino  1965  CD   
The Eyes  When The Night Falls   Favoriting The British Invasion: The History Of British Rock, Vol. 6  Rhino  1965  CD   
The Zombies  Just Out Of Reach   Favoriting Live At The BBC  Rhino  1966  Vinyl   
Peter & Gordon  There's No Living Without Your Loving   Favoriting The Best Of Peter & Gordon  Rhino  1966  CD   
The Dave Clark Five  Look Before You Leap   Favoriting   Columbia UK  1966  CD   
The Kinks  I'm Not Like Everybody Else   Favoriting Greatest Hits  Rhino  1966  CD   
The Troggs  I Can't Control Myself   Favoriting Archeology (1966-1976)  PolyGram  1966  CD   
The Thoughts  All Night Stand   Favoriting The British Invasion: The History Of British Rock, Vol. 4  Rhino  1966  CD   
A Wild Uncertainty  A Man With Money   Favoriting The British Invasion: The History Of British Rock, Vol. 7  Rhino  1966  CD   
Manfred Mann  Semi-Detached Suburban Mr. James   Favoriting Chapter Two: The Best of the Fontana Years  Fontana  1966  CD   
The Bats  Listen To My Heart   Favoriting   Decca (U.K.)  1966  45   
The Smoke  My Friend Jack   Favoriting The British Invasion: The History Of British Rock, Vol. 7  Rhino  1967  CD   
Double Feature  Baby Get Your Head Screwed On   Favoriting   Deram  1967  45  written by Cat Stevens 
Unit 4 + 2  Too Fast Too Slow   Favoriting   Fontana (UK)  1967  45   
The Merseys  The Cat   Favoriting   Fontana (UK)  1967  45   
Spencer Davis Group  Sanity Inspector   Favoriting   United Artists  1967  45   
Ian Whitcomb  Groovy Day   Favoriting   Tower  1968  45   
Paul Jones  The Dog Presides   Favoriting   Columbia UK  1968  45   
The Hollies  Listen To Me   Favoriting   Parlophone (UK)  1968  45   
Herman's Hermits  Big Man   Favoriting The Best Of, Volume Three  MGM  1968  LP   
The Move  Curly   Favoriting   Regal Zonophone  1969  45   
Argent  Dance In The Smoke   Favoriting The British Invasion: The History Of British Rock, Vol. 9  Rhino  1970  CD   


Listener comments!

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Woof:

Woof is checking in!
  6:03pm
Tim_Elliott:

Hi everyone. I finally figured out how to get in here.
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cometothesunshine:

Woof!
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cometothesunshine:

welcome TE
  6:04pm
Werner from ATL:

Hi Andrew, My first listen to Ichiban
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cometothesunshine:

Welcome, Werner
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cometothesunshine:

Everyone still awake?
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Woof:

yeah, this is great!
  6:09pm
Tim_Elliott:

I got the first 4 British Invasion CDs
  6:09pm
Werner from ATL:

I remember buying British Invasion Rhino as a CD box set (6 or 8CD?!). Loved it!!!
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cometothesunshine:

Yeah, it is a superb series.
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cometothesunshine:

I really loved going into the warehouse at Rhino and filling up on these CDs. I got to hear everything.
  6:12pm
Werner from ATL:

Prior to Rhino one had to buy the SIRE Brit Invasion albums or the IMport Decca/EMI Vinyl releases
  6:14pm
Tim_Elliott:

I remember the Sire album sets.
  6:15pm
Werner from ATL:

Just read the Shel Talmy interview in the latest Record Collector mag. Shel is saying that there are TONS of unreleased things he products, that would be a great project for Harold and Andrew, wouldn't it, hint...?
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cometothesunshine:

I think Alec Palao has his arms around all of that!
  6:16pm
Werner from ATL:

yes, his name got mentioned
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cometothesunshine:

This is an incredible record. Total Who-vyocity
  6:22pm
Werner from ATL:

Eyes and Creation are two of my favs
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KarenS:

Hi Kids
  6:27pm
Tim_Elliott:

Didn't Stiff records finally get released in the US?
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cometothesunshine:

Yes, mostly through Columbia/Epic
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cometothesunshine:

Welcome Karen!
  6:30pm
Werner from ATL:

My friend Jack from Vol.7 some listeners may not know? Wonderful cut. When I grew up in Germany in 60s it was HUGE.
  6:30pm
Tim_Elliott:

I got the Rhino CD of odessey and oracle
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cometothesunshine:

Huge hit in my life, Werner! I love The Smoke!
  6:33pm
Werner from ATL:

Yes Tim, I'm glad the Zombies see some belated commercial success these days. Whenever they play here in Atlanta, all the record stores are buzzing about it
  6:37pm
Werner from ATL:

The Rhino Invasion series (9 CD's) did a good job combining commercial with obscure. I wonder if that we to help sell it or to genuinely reflect the spirit of the times, I'd imagine a bit of both?
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cometothesunshine:

Hard to know, Werner. But a great catalyst for a better understanding of the era.
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cometothesunshine:

In Dave Davies band we used to sing I'm A Lot Like Everybody Else.
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KarenS:

Haha he sang it straight when I saw him a couple months ago.
  6:46pm
Ginny:

A little harder to log on here, but finally found you,
  6:48pm
Werner from ATL:

Love the TRoggs. In 1977 I left a Yes show in the middle of show because TRoggs were playing a few miles away in Munich and frankly they were more compelling for me
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KarenS:

Hi Ginny!
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cometothesunshine:

Welcome, Ginny!
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cometothesunshine:

I got to see the Troggs in NYC and they were incredible!
  6:49pm
Ginny:

Hi Karen! Aren't we the migrating crowd - following Andrew around :-)
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KarenS:

Loyal Sunshiners!
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cometothesunshine:

I appreciate your patronage.
  6:57pm
Werner from ATL:

Rhino released 6 or so Turtles EP's with unreleased tracks in mid 80's, some signed by band. That's when I first got turned on to Rhino as a "collector's" label
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cometothesunshine:

I am happy for every listener that has made it over here. WFMU has a whole world of great programming and I am happy to be here.
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cometothesunshine:

well this is a mistake - I guess my file got messed up. This is an instrumental not the final record.
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KarenS:

I see what you did there
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cometothesunshine:

A big goof!
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KarenS:

If u blinked u missed it!
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cometothesunshine:

I just fixed it for the Podomatic version
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cometothesunshine:

I used a newer computer to make this episode and it crashed a bunch of times.
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Olivia Greene:

I'm here now too, having been enjoying this show from the beginning. Thank y'all!
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cometothesunshine:

Thanks, Olivia!
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ArtfulDrawer:

Red Prius has been filled with sunshine on my way home!
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cometothesunshine:

aw, nice!
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cometothesunshine:

Come To The Sunshine is non-drowsy
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cometothesunshine:

This is Peter No One
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ArtfulDrawer:

No One's in the house!
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cometothesunshine:

Thanks everyone for listening!
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Woof:

Fantastic show, Andrew!
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KarenS:

Discovered many new tunes today!
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cometothesunshine:

I am so glad!
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cometothesunshine:

Rod Gave Rock 'N Soul Ichiban To You!
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