Favoriting Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from February 5, 2018 Favoriting

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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 February 5, 2018: Featuring Los Bravos

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Artist Track Album Label Year Format
Neal Ford & The Fanatics  Little World Girl   Favoriting   Hickory  1968  45 
The Higher Elevation  Here Comes Sunshine   Favoriting   Liberty  1968  45 
Lothar & The Hand People  L-O-V-E (Ask For It By Name)   Favoriting   Capitol  1967  45 
Jade  Sunshine   Favoriting   General American Records  1971  45 
The Crystal Ball  Trans-Love Airways (Fat Angel)   Favoriting   Smash  1967  45 
Del Shannon  Move It On Over   Favoriting   Amy  1965  45 
Majic Ship  Green Plant   Favoriting   B.T. Puppy  1968  45 
Barry Darvel  Beggar's Parade   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  45 
The Sensations Of London  Look At My Baby   Favoriting   York  1967  45 
The Hands Of Time  Midnight Rider   Favoriting   Sidewalk  1966  45 
The July Four  Frightened Little Girl   Favoriting   Cameo Parkway  1967  45 
The Circuit  I Felt So Good (Just Yesterday)   Favoriting   Pac Three  ?  45 
Bob Dileo  Mind Excursion   Favoriting   Columbia  1969  45 
Forever And Ever  Early Morning Bath   Favoriting   Jubilee  1967  45 
The Haystack  A Letter To Josephine   Favoriting   United Artists  1969  45 
Kris Kristofferson  Golden Idol   Favoriting   Epic  1967  45 
The Family Album  And Soon The Snow Is Gonna Fall   Favoriting   December  1967  45 
The Other Four  How Do You Tell A Girl   Favoriting   Decca  1966  45 
The Flame  Another Day Like Heaven   Favoriting   Brother  1971  45 
Mother's Worry  Yesterday, Where's My Mind   Favoriting   Look  1968  45 
Los Bravos  You Got Until The Morning   Favoriting Dame Un Poco Amor  Columbia (Spain)  1968  LP 
Los Bravos  Bring A Little Lovin'   Favoriting   Decca  1968  45 
Los Bravos  Wearing A Smile   Favoriting   Decca  1967  45 
Los Bravos  Going Nowhere   Favoriting   Decca  1966  45 
Los Bravos  Like Nobody Else   Favoriting   Decca  1967  45 
Los Bravos  Black Is Black   Favoriting     1966   
Los Bravos  I'm Cuttin' Out   Favoriting     1966   
Los Bravos  Trapped   Favoriting        
Los Bravos  Don't Be Left Out In The Cold   Favoriting     1966   
Los Bravos  I Don't Care   Favoriting     1966   
Los Bravos  I'll See You Through   Favoriting Dame Un Poco Amor  Columbia (Spain)  1968  LP 
Los Bravos  Live Girl   Favoriting Dame Un Poco Amor  Columbia (Spain)  1968  LP 
Los Bravos  No Si Mi Nombre   Favoriting   Columbia (Spain)  1966  45 
Los Bravos  We'll Make It Together   Favoriting   Columbia (Spain)  1968  45 
Los Bravos  Wait A Minute   Favoriting   Columbia (Spain)  1968  45 
Los Bravos  Come When I Call   Favoriting Black Is Black  Decca (U.K.)  1966  LP 
Los Bravos  I Want A Name   Favoriting   Decca (U.K.)  1966  45 
Los Bravos  Two Kinds Of Lovers   Favoriting Black Is Black  Decca (U.K.)  1966  LP 
Los Bravos  Como Superman   Favoriting Illustrimos Bravos  Columbia (Spain)  1969  LP 
Los Bravos  You Won't Get Far   Favoriting Black Is Black  Decca (U.K.)  1966  LP 
Los Bravos  Cool It   Favoriting   Columbia (Spain)  1969  45 


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Listener comments!

Avatar 6:00pm
cometothesunshine:

welcome!
Avatar 6:02pm
Woof:

Hello everyone! Hello Andrew!
  6:02pm
?:

Hey and howdy!
Avatar 6:03pm
bigplanetnoise:

Let's try that again. Hey and howdy!
Avatar 6:03pm
mce1965:

Little did Roy Acuff realize his little label would one day produce some fine sunshine pop
Avatar 6:04pm
cometothesunshine:

hey hey everyone
Avatar 6:05pm
cometothesunshine:

Coming up: I am playing a Hands Of Time 45 that foreshadows Bob's show that follows CTTS at 8 eastern.
Avatar 6:07pm
cometothesunshine:

Most of today's 45's are new to my collection as of this past week - a fresh selection of old records.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:07pm
Dominick:

Hello
Avatar 6:08pm
bigplanetnoise:

Great. Lots of fun to make a show out of new acquisitions...
  6:09pm
blotter:

hello, love this show! what was your theme music, playing under your intro?
Avatar 6:09pm
cometothesunshine:

welcome Dominick & Blotter
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cometothesunshine:

The theme is "Come To The Sunshine" by Harper's Bizarre from 1967
  6:09pm
SteveBonilla:

hiya from bklyn
Avatar 6:10pm
cometothesunshine:

welcome Steve - hello from Los Angeles
  6:12pm
blotter:

thanks and feelin' groovy!
  6:12pm
SteveBonilla:

The intro soulds like a loop!
Avatar 6:12pm
cometothesunshine:

A very psychedelic show thus far.
  6:15pm
SteveBonilla:

The first time I 'saw' music (psychedelically speaking) was when i saw The Buffalo Springlfield & Moby Grape (Sacto. '68).
Avatar 6:17pm
mce1965:

Heavyocity levels are high so far
Avatar 6:17pm
cometothesunshine:

Del achieved total who-v-ocity on his last single for Amy
Avatar 6:18pm
cometothesunshine:

i wonder what this tape sounds like?
Avatar 6:19pm
mce1965:

Does it even exist?
  6:19pm
SteveBonilla:

This track is so heavy and manic. Awesome. There's some Kinks in the vocals (verse melody), too.
Avatar 6:20pm
cometothesunshine:

This version of Green Plant does remind me of the time Ray Davies looked at me and just said: Vanilla Fudge. I knew what he meant.
Avatar 6:21pm
mce1965:

Yep.
Avatar 6:23pm
cometothesunshine:

4 Seasons style fuzz
Avatar 6:24pm
cometothesunshine:

An anti-hippie ode from Crewe/Gaudio
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:24pm
Dominick:

This is Charlie Calello arranging isn't it?
Avatar 6:25pm
cometothesunshine:

Dominick - actually that was a John Abbott arrangement. Produced by Steve & Bill Jerome.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:26pm
Dominick:

All right then!
Avatar 6:26pm
cometothesunshine:

I love Charlie Calello arrangments - especially the Cyrkle
Avatar 6:27pm
mce1965:

Wow, this show is Hard and Heavy iwith marshmallow)
Avatar 6:27pm
cometothesunshine:

Big Planet - are you playing Midnight Rider later?
Avatar 6:27pm
bigplanetnoise:

I am indeed.
Avatar 6:28pm
cometothesunshine:

but not that version, right?
Avatar 6:29pm
bigplanetnoise:

Yup. Same, I believe.
Avatar 6:29pm
cometothesunshine:

well, there won't be any further overlap, I am guessing
Avatar 6:29pm
cometothesunshine:

Plenty of softness on the way
Avatar 6:30pm
cometothesunshine:

I poured Snuggle all over my playlist.
Avatar 6:30pm
bigplanetnoise:

You're not playing anything from Naked Angels tonight? I'm outta here.
Avatar 6:30pm
mce1965:

whew
  6:30pm
SteveBonilla:

Aww. Fluffy time.
Avatar 6:32pm
cometothesunshine:

Next up - some soft pop from the inner city: Detroit, Michigan's The Circuit.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:32pm
Dominick:

Don't touch the bear
  6:33pm
blotter:

they were first called "WFIL's July Four," because they won a Philly radio station battle of the bands. Paul Leka produced. I used to work with a woman whose boyfriend was in the band. I think, not sure, they may have morphed into The Buoys??
  6:33pm
SteveBonilla:

Kick out the marmalade...
Avatar 6:34pm
cometothesunshine:

Fab info, blotter!
Avatar 6:34pm
cometothesunshine:

Love me some Leka
  6:34pm
SteveBonilla:

Sounds like it was inspired by Help Me Girl.
  6:34pm
blotter:

Rice is nice!
Avatar 6:35pm
cometothesunshine:

that's what they say...
Avatar 6:35pm
mce1965:

No matter if it's soft pop, it still has four-to-the-floor Motown drums as long as it comes from Dee-troit
Avatar 6:36pm
cometothesunshine:

Thank the Lord for the superior mastering of Columbia studios.
Avatar 6:37pm
mce1965:

For what it's worth... Discogs lists that Circuit 45 as 1969
Avatar 6:37pm
cometothesunshine:

Killer-Dileo
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bigplanetnoise:

CSL mastering rules.
Avatar 6:38pm
cometothesunshine:

I have trouble trusting the Discogs braintrust
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cometothesunshine:

45cat is my fave
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mce1965:

Thus my caveat
Avatar 6:39pm
mce1965:

Mine too but the year ain't listed there
Avatar 6:39pm
cometothesunshine:

Forever & Ever=Faux Brit
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cometothesunshine:

I love John Carter in all his guises.
Avatar 6:42pm
mce1965:

Stormy Petrel is my fave
Avatar 6:45pm
cometothesunshine:

Kill your Idols
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mce1965:

A star is born
Avatar 6:46pm
cometothesunshine:

Jerry Reed?
Avatar 6:46pm
mce1965:

Has a Ray Stevens-serious vibe about it
  6:47pm
SteveBonilla:

Tupper Saussy was serious Nashville. He made a couple of decent jazz records, too.
Avatar 6:48pm
cometothesunshine:

I got to meet Tupper a few times in Los Angeles
  6:48pm
SteveBonilla:

December will never be the same.
Avatar 6:49pm
cometothesunshine:

You are correct, SB
  6:49pm
SteveBonilla:

Wow! Very cool.
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cometothesunshine:

This Other 4 single is excellent faux Pet Sounds
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cometothesunshine:

Too bad the tape really did burn in a fire
  6:50pm
SteveBonilla:

Dang!
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mce1965:

Indeed.
Avatar 6:51pm
cometothesunshine:

Feel The Flames
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cometothesunshine:

In MONO
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mce1965:

I'm still waiting for all those digital backups to surface they claimed they had at the time. "Nothing to see here"
Avatar 6:52pm
cometothesunshine:

I have seen this tape
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mce1965:

But I thought it was in quad
  6:53pm
SteveBonilla:

Ambitious. I've never heard this.
Avatar 6:53pm
cometothesunshine:

Desper made a mono mix for this promo
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cometothesunshine:

Big Star meets the Beach Boys
Avatar 6:54pm
cometothesunshine:

a.k.a. The Beatles
  6:54pm
SteveBonilla:

...dinner time, here. I'll be monitoring. with a little Abbey Road thrown in.
Avatar 6:57pm
mce1965:

A little Morning Dew-ish
Avatar 6:57pm
cometothesunshine:

Nashville trippy
Avatar 6:58pm
cometothesunshine:

Psychedelic banjo
Avatar 6:59pm
bigplanetnoise:

Tony Hicks - grandmaster of psych banjo.
Avatar 6:59pm
cometothesunshine:

Indeed
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cometothesunshine:

The 2nd Los bravos movie- yes there were two- is amazing looking
  7:04pm
blotter:

YES!!! BRING A LITTLE LOVIN'!!!!
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cometothesunshine:

My favorite - Vanda/Young excitement
  7:11pm
blotter:

the "forward momentum" of 60s music is superb! 3 minutes of revved up heaven.
Avatar 7:11pm
cometothesunshine:

This is a great song written by Barry, Robin & Maurice Gibb
Avatar 7:13pm
cometothesunshine:

with a Rave Up
  7:17pm
blotter:

WOW, Andrew, THIS IS GREAT!!! the true test of a band is hearing them without the production, no? these guys are tight! Viva Los Bravos!!!
Avatar 7:20pm
cometothesunshine:

I have to say they sound great live.
Avatar 7:22pm
cometothesunshine:

"in the first 20 records" sounds better than Top 20, actually
Avatar 7:23pm
mce1965:

Another fine show, Andrew... thanks for the burnin' hot Sunshine today.
Avatar 7:25pm
cometothesunshine:

Thank you for listening!
  7:32pm
Steve Bonilla:

The lead singer has some Gene Pitney in him. And, that's a good thing.
  7:34pm
blotter:

And a little Matthew Fisher/Procol Harum organ, too.
Avatar 7:36pm
cometothesunshine:

I always think Tom Jones vs. Pitney
  7:39pm
Steve Bonilla:

Yes, he has that soulish grit, too.
Avatar 7:40pm
cometothesunshine:

Another great Easybeats song
Avatar 7:58pm
cometothesunshine:

Thanks everyone for listening!
Avatar 7:58pm
Woof:

Thank you, Andrew! Fantastic show!
  8:02pm
blotter:

Excellent show, Andrew, many, many thanks!
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