Radio Show #25 (15-07-11)

Lee Dorsey

Good evening ladies and gentlemen. It has been such a pleasure to broadcast all this music along this year. We've now come to the summer vacation and it's time to take a break. But don't worry, we'll be back in september, still rockin' and stompin'. I wish all of you a wonderful and delightful summer.

Before leaving you to the beach, I'm proud to present you the last episode of Shindig! radio show, season 2010/2011.

Originally broadcasted on July 15, 2011 :

 

Tracklist :

1. Tin Soldier – The Small Faces

2. Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) – Frank Wilson

3. You're Holding Me Down – The Buzz

4. Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out) – The Hombres

5. Mighty Quinn – Manfred Mann

6. Come On Back – Paul & Ritchie & The Cryin' Shames

7. Wear It On Our Face – The Dells

8. Nothin' In The World Can Stop Me Worryin' Bout That Girl – The Kinks

9. Do-Re-Mi – Lee Dorsey

10. I Think I'm Down – The Harbinger Complex

11. Keep On Running – The Spencer Davis Group

12. Love Has Passed Me By – Phil Terrell

13. Keep An Eye On Summer – The Beach Boys

Backing Track : My Sweet Potato – Booker T. & The MG's

The Small Faces performing "Tin Soldier" with P.P. Arnold live on

Boutton Rouge (Belgium TV) on March 2, 1968

Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) - Frank Wilson

This is the first time ever that Frank Wilson performed his highly revered song "Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)" live

This was filmed in his home in Los Angeles around 2000

and included in "The Strange World Of Northern Soul" DVD

A nice collection of good-looking go-go dancers dancing on
"Hey, Little Girl" by The Hombres

Well, you know I'm a great fan of Lee Dorsey and garage rock

So let's team them up in a wonderful vid on woman fashion in the '60s

Ya Ya - The Hombres

I recommend you to also check on YouTube the video made for the b-side of "Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out)",

"Go Girl Go", featuring cool '60s footages

Manfred Mann performing "Mighty Quinn" on "Top Of The Pops"
in 1968

Damn, this song is so good that I can't resist from posting another vid of it

Live on "Beat Club" (German TV) on April 30, 1968

The Cryin' Shames performing "Please Stay" and "Gloria"
on a French TV show

Love how the audience hand-claps and sings "Let' Go"
by The Routers between the two songs

Brilliant stuff !

Ray Davis performing
"Nothin' In The World Can Stop Me Worryin' 'bout That Girl"

at The Olympia in Paris on October 31, 2010

Keep On Running - The Spencer Davis Group

Movie Of The Week

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A Swinging Summer (1965)

Unfortunatly, I couldn't find the trailer of the movie,
so here is some excerpts

Wild Dance!

A new twist on the Beach Party theme—here we leave the beach behind and move the plot to the Lake Arrowhead mountain resort for a swingin' summer! A trio of teenagers spends the summer running the resort's dance pavilion and books some fantastic rock and roll groups including the Righteous Brothers, Gary Lewis and the Playboys, the Rip Chords, Donnie Brooks, Jody Miller and even Raquel Welsh warbles her vocal chords on "Ready To Groove." Carol Connors (of Teddy Bears fame) wrote the title song. Bruce Johnston and Terry Melcher can be heard singing "Hot Rod Roadster" on the audio track.

Bad guys, fights and a "chicken" race on water skis! Watch James Stacy run with his surf board into the lake.

Huh!? James Stacy, William Wellman, Jr., Quinn O'Hara, Martin West, Mary Mitchell, Robert Blair.
A Swingin' Summer!

The Video Beat

Gary Lewis & His Playboys

That's a nice one

Raquel Welch is "Ready To Groove"!

Radio Show #24 (08-07-11)

The Spyders

Whaoo! It's so good to broadcast all this great music lads!
I hope you like it.

Dig the podcast from Shindig! radio show from July 08, 2011 :

Tracklist :

1. Gotta Find A New Love – The Spyders

2. Picture Me Gone – Dave Berry

3. Beauty Is Only Skin Deep – The Temptations

4. Baby I Go For You – The Blue Rondos

5. Out In The Street – The Who

6. Busted – Ray Charles

7. Johnny Will – Pat Boone

8. Ubangi Stomp – Jerry Lee Lewis

9. It Ain't Right – The Saxons

10. I'm Not Your Stepping Stone – The Flies

11. Marching Off To War – William Bell

12. Air Conditioned Man – Thursday's Children

13. Hate – The Stoics

14. Mr. Pharmacist – The Other Half

15. All Summer Long – The Beach Boys

Backing Track : Slim Jenkin's Place – Booker T. & The MG's

Well, let's start the video section with Dave Berry's rendition of

"Little Things"

From 1965

One of the sweetest song of them all

Beauty Is Only Skin Deep - The Temptations

Here's a reunion gig of The Blue Rondos circa 1995 at

The Holloway A Joe Meek gig

The first song is "Little Baby"

"What Can I Do" starts around 3:10
And then it's time for "Baby I Go For You" around 4:00

"Come On Over"
Don't know the other songs

The Who miming on "Out On The Streets" in A Whole Scene Going On

on January 5, 1966

Keith Moon didn't even touch the toms! Funny lads!

Ray Charles and Johnny Cash performing "Busted" together

on the Johnny Cash's TV Show

Ray is so much enjoying the show it makes me cry

Beautiful duo!

Ubangi Stomp - Jerry Lee Lewis

Filmed in Memphis at the Holiday Inn,
18 - 24 September 1969 for US-TV Show
The Many Sounds Of Jerry Lee

Here's the closing scene of "American Graffiti" without the dialogues

All Summer Long - The Beach Boys

Movie of The Week
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The Beach Girls And The Monster (1965)

Here's the trailer of the movie

A seaweed covered, pinhead creature messes up tan lines on the beaches and a son tells his scientist father, "Dad, there's more to life than test tubes and fish."
Scorching Frank Sinatra, Jr. bongo score. Teens, surfing, bikinis, monsters, murder and rock & roll. The girls on the beach are the dancing troupe from the Whisky-A-Go-Go. 

Jon Hall, Sue Casey, Walker Edmiston. 

The Beach Girls And The Monster!

The Video Beat

Very similar to "The Horror Of Party Beach", it remains a  notch below

Sun Records Forgotten Gems Special (01-07-11)

Roscoe Gordon & Sam Phillips

Wanna dig a hot summer night in Memphis, TN? Let's drop on radio campus and here you are, peepin' at the backdoor of Sun Studio and listening to amazing slices of records.

You are on Shindig! and this is the Sun Records Forgotten Gems Special! Dig it! (broadcasted on July 1st, 2011)

Tracklist :

1. Rock'n'Roll Ruby – Warren Smith

2. Gonna Dance All Night – Hardrock Gunter

3. I Need A Man – Barbara Pittman

4. Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee – Malcolm Yelvington

5. Ain't Got A Thing – Sonny Burgess

6. Beggin' My Baby – Little Milton

7. Love My Baby – Little Junior's Blue Flames

8. Red Hot – Billy “The Kid” Emerson

9. Tiger Man (King Of The Jungle) – Rufus Thomas Jr.

10. I Feel So Worried – Sammy Lewis/Willie Johnson Combo

11. Drivin' Slow – Johnny London

12. Baker Shop Boogie – Willie Nix

13. What'll You Do Next? - The Prisonaires

14. Honey Don't – Carl Perkins

Backing Track : Reconsider Baby – The Million Dollar Quartet

Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits) performs "Rock'n'Roll Ruby" in the

"Good Rockin' Tonight Legacy of Sun Records Tribute"

with Scotty Moore (Guitar), D.J. Fontana (Drums),
Jools Holland (Keyboards) and others

 Well, tell it like it is. A short film about Malcolm Yelvington entitled "It's Me Baby"

 Here's a little vid about Carl Perkins

Movie of The Week

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The Horror Of Party Beach (1963)

Here's the trailer of the movie

Atomic waste, sea slime and dead sailors combine to form horrific monsters (imagine the Creature from the Black Lagoon with a mouthful of hot dogs!) who prey on the teenagers at a beachside resort. Cool chick drinks hard liquor and strips for bikers. Features the hit song "Zombie Stomp" by The Del-Aires. Marilyn Clark, Allen Laurel, Alice Lyon, Augustin Mayer, Eulabelle Moore.
Horror of Party Beach!

The wonderful Del-Airs performing their songs "Zombie Stomp" and "Elaine" in the flick "The Horror Of Party Beach"

You can watch the movie on YouTube in ten or four parts

Watch it for the georgous girls and the stomping surfin' music!