April 21, 2012

Radio Show #48 (30/03/12)

The Bar-Kays

Are you ready to go to the land of Daddy-O's music. Yes sir, you've got the ticket to ride with Shindig!, your favorite radio airline! Listen to it below (originally broadcasted on March 30, 2012) :


Tracklist :
1. Mellow Yellow - Donovan
2. Like A Rolling Stone - The Soup Greens
3. Mighty Good Lovin' - The Miracles
4. The Ox - The Who
5. Motown Feeling - Maynell Wilson
6. Ruby Baby - The Drifters
7. Soul Finger - The Bar-Kays
8. Jump & Dance - The Carnaby
9. Ooby Dooby - Roy Orbison
10. You Stole My Love - The Mockingbirds
11. Time Won't Let Me - The Outsiders
12. How Could You Say One Thing - The Wards Of Court
13. When I Grow Up (To Be A Man) - The Beach Boys

Backing Track : Banana Juice - The Mar-Keys

Donovan performing live "Mellow Yellow"
Unfortunately, I don't know the year of this show

Maynell Wilson's "Motown Feeling" picture sleeve

The "Clyde McPhatter" Drifters

Soul Finger - The Bar-Kays (1967)
Wow, those are great shirts!

The original Bar-Kays performing "Give Everybody Some"
This was apparently filmed a very short time before four
members of The Bar-Kays died in the plane crash that took
the life of Otis Redding

The Carnaby

Roy Orbison

 The Mockingbirds

Mike Furber & The Bowery Boys performing "You Stole My Love" 
on Aussie TV show Go! on July 11, 1966
Mike Furber was only 17 at that time
He scored a Top 10 hit with his version of The Mockingbirds'
"You Stole My Love" on the Australian charts
Mike Furber died in 1973 at age 24

Time Won't Let Me - The Outsiders
Apparently Sonny Geraci, lead singer of The Outsiders, got 
a brain aneurism last week.
May he recovers quickly.

The Wards Of Court's "How Could You Say One Thing"
picture sleeve

The Beach Boys performing "When I Grow Up (To Be A Man)"
live on their first UK TV appearance on Ready Steady Go!
on November 6, 1964

The Beatles TV cartoon episode 24

Movie Of The Week
/
For Those Who Think Young (1964)

Ok, I didn't find the trailer but here is the most 
famous scene from this flick
The classic Surf's Up call followed by the disturbing ceremony
of a surfing sect around a scary singing beard!
Or just kids having a funny way to go surfing
Ho Daddy! - Bob Denver

College hijinks, surfin', nightclubs and gettin' laid? College kids hang out at the Silver Palms Club everyday after school. Because things can get quite raucous in the club, grandpa wants to shut it down. When the kids discover that grandpa used to be a bootlegger, they blackmail him into keeping it open. Cool rock and roll scene with Randy Nuart & Richard Delvy of the Challengers and Paul Johnson of the Bel-Airs! James Darren, Pamela Tiffin, Bob Denver, Tina Louise, Nancy Sinatra, Paul Lynde, Woody Woodbury, Ellen Burstyn, Susan Hart. For Those Who Think Young!
The Video Beat

April 14, 2012

Radio Show #47 (23/03/12)

The Primitives

Hey teenboppers all 'round the world, dance to the music of your good buddy Dewey! Here's a new installement of your favorite radio show on the 90.8 FM (yes, it's Shindig!). Originally broadcasted on March 23, 2012 :


Tracklist :
1. Your Cash Ain't Nothing But Trash - The Clovers
2. Cat Walk - Lee Allen & His Band
3. Ah Oop - Ray Singer
4. Blue Moon - The Marcels
5. Whose Heart (Are You Gonna Break Now) - Don McKenzie
6. Help Me - The Primitives
7. Margo - Billy Fury
8. Broken Hearted - The Miracles
9. What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made A Loser Out Of Me) - Jerry Lee Lewis
10. Think It Over (Before You Break My Heart) - Brenda Holloway
11. How Does It Feel To Feel - The Creation
12. Hushabye - The Beach Boys

Backing Track : Bush Bash - The Mar-Keys

The Clovers performing "Your Cash Ain't Nothing But Trash"
Backed by The Paul Williams band
Fabulous!
Love how the guitarist spins around when the curtain goes down!

Lee Allen

Ray Singer & Simon Napier-Bell

The Marcels performing "Blue Moon" probably during the '80s
Their voices are not as crystal clear as in 1960, but they're
surely still great and loving what they do!

A nice collection of '60s Italian footage of Mal Ryder & The Primitives
performing an Italian version of The Young Rascals'
"I Ain't Gonna Eat My Heart Anymore" (twice),
"Gimme Some Lovin'" (originally by The Spencer Davis Group)
and "Pensiero d'Amore" simply credited to Mal
After facing the lack of success in England, The Primitives
hired singer Mal Ryder and relocated to Italia where they performed
as Mal Ryder & The Primitives and gathered impressive audience!

Billy Fury (far left) with Gene Vincent (third from left) and
Eddie Cochran (fifth from left)
I don't know who are the others

What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made A Loser Out Of Me)
- Jerry Lee Lewis
Quoting the man who posted the video in the first place :
"Filmed in Memphis at the Holiday Inn,
18. - 24. September 1969 for US-TV Show
The Many Sounds Of Jerry Lee"

 Brenda Holloway performing "When I'm Gone" on Shindig!
backed by The Blossoms
I broadcasted "When I'm Gone" more than a year ago before this
video was posted on YouTube, so I guess the time has come to
show the wonderful Brenda Holloway in all her glory!

Apparently there are some great '60s footage of Brenda Holloway
hidden on YouTube ; here is one of them
Brenda Holloway performing "Shake" still on Shindig! in 1965

Another gem
He's Comin' Home - Brenda Holloway
The guitar player is James Burton and the song was written
by The Zombies (1965)
Makes me want to broadcast more song by Brenda!

Ok, ok. We had a lot of fun, but now this is the real thing,
a pure magical musical moment!
The Kingsmen, Joe Tex, Brenda Holloway and Eddie Rambeau performing
"Do You Love Me" live on Shindig! on October 21, 1965
Go Joe Go!
This is exactly what Shindig! is all about!
You can rest peacefully now (or continue checking the other videos
and the following broadcasts of Dr. Freed!)

The Creation performing "I'm A Man" and
"That's How Strong My Love Is" in Offenbach, Germany in 1966
No he doesn't want your mike! Hilarious!
That was Kenny Pickett!
M-A-N, absolute classic!

The Creation performing "Try And Stop Me", "If I Stay Too Long"
and "Painter Man" in 1966 in Frankfurt, Germany
This was just after the departure of Kenny Pickett
In my opinion, the most underrated band of all time
Plus their guitarist Eddie Phillips is one of the greatest from the '60s
He virtually invented the "bow" thing!

The Beatles cartoon episode 23

Movie Of The Week
/
Ski Party (1965)

Enjoy the theatrical trailer below
Ever wanted to see James Brown & The Famous Flames
in ski gears?

The Beach Party gang trades surf and bikinis for snow and Capri pants! Frankie Avalon and Dwayne Hickman dress in drag to crash a girls-only party at a skiing lodge! Terrific music performances by The Hondells, James Brown and The Famous Flames, and Lesley Gore. Frankie Avalon, Dwayne Hickman, Deborah Walley, Yvonne Craig, Bobbi Shaw, Aron Kincaid, Robert Q. Lewis, Annette Funicello. Tons of great 1960s rock n roll. Ski Party is outta sight!
The Video Beat

Well, that's a hell of an entrance!
James Brown & The Famous Flames performing
"I Got You (I Feel Good)" in ski sweaters!
That was the ski patrol!
Look at the dogs : Saint Bernard!
Remind you someone? You should!

April 06, 2012

Radio Show #46 (16/03/12)

The Charlatans

Oh Codine! This if for you little girl. Open up your ears to let the good old music of doctor Freed get in. Here's a new installement of Shindig! (originally broadcasted on March 16, 2012) :


Tracklist :
1. You Don't Miss Your Water - William Bell
2. Codine - The Charlatans
3. Woo Hoo - The Rock-A-Teens
4. She Said Yeah - The Rolling Stones
5. Nervous Breakdown - Eddie Cochran
6. Getting Mighty Crowded - Betty Everett
7. Cool Jerk - The Capitols
8. Do Wah Diddy Diddy - Manfred Mann
9. A Heart Like Mine - The Miracles
10. Hip Huggin' Mini - The Soul Purpose
11. Train To Nowhere - The Champs
12. Days Of The Broken Arrows - The Idle Race
13. Please Mr. Postman - The Marvelettes
14. Little Deuce Coupe - The Beach Boys

Backing Track : Bo-Time - The Mar-Keys

 William Bell performing his first recording 
"You Don't Miss Your Water" live at Ponderosa Stomp
 at Lincoln Center, New York on July 16, 2009

Buffy Sainte-Marie performing the original version of "Cod'ine"

 The Rock-A-Teens

Woo Hoo - The Rock-A-Teens
Cool footage of early '60s Nascar race

She Said Yeah - The Rolling Stones
Note the Gibson Firebirds

Betty Everett

The Capitols

Manfred Mann performing "Do Wah Diddy Diddy"
That's a maracas-shakin' man!
As the man said : "Happiness is a loaded maracas"

Do Wah Diddy Diddy - Manfred Mann

A last one for your pleasure
Do Wah Diddy Diddy - Manfred Mann

The Soul Purpose

The Champs

The Idle Race

Please Mr. Postman - The Marvelettes

Hi, we're The Beach Boys, and that's how we play!
The Beach Boys performing "Little Deuce Coupe"
live in 1964

The Beatles Cartoon episode 22

Movie Of The Week
/
The Ghost In The Invisible Bikini (1966)

Here's the theatrical trailer, it's time to open your eyes too!
It has it all : music, sexy girls, swingin' party, horror, monkeys, 
hot rod gangs, pools, a ghost to die for!
Even Nancy Sinatra!
And the cherry on the top : a couple songs performed
by The Bobby Fuller Four!

The story begins with the ghostly Boris Karloff, a corpse who must perform one good deed before gaining entrance into the Hereafter. Together with a sexy spirit, the corpse attempts to save an heiress from the murderous machinations of a greedy attorney and his cohorts. Music is provided by Nancy Sinatra, Claudia Martin, and The Bobby Fuller Four who perform a pair of songs. Deborah Walley, Tommy Kirk, Aron Kincaid, Basil Rathbone, Boris Karloff, Quinn O'Hara, Dwayne Hickman, Jesse White, Harvey Lembeck, Bobbi Shaw, Susan Hart. The final film in the AIP "Beach Party" movie series. The Ghost In The Invisible Bikini!
The Video Beat

Stand Up And Fight - Piccola Pupa
  That's the kind of party I like

She is cutely developped
Yes, that's The Bobby Fuller Four!

To conclude, Nancy Sinatra and The Bobby Fuller Four
performing "Doin' The Geronimo" in a pool party

April 01, 2012

Psychedelic Garage Special #2 (09/03/12)

The Calico Wall

Fuzz ain't no good for your ears, baby! Depraved and wild screw young turks, that's Garage Psychedelic! Prepare your mind to a journey to the land of dementia. Here's the second installement of the Shindig! Garage Psychedelic Special! (Originally broadcasted on March 9, 2012)


Tracklist :
1. Rattle Of Life – Oshun
2. Hurricane Fighter Plane - The Red Crayola
3. Horror Asparagus Stories – The Driving Stupid
4. Interview At KSAN Radio – Roky Erikson
5. It's Trash – The Cave Men
6. Forever Lasting Plastic Words - Lost & Found
7. Suicidal Flowers – Crystal Chandlier
8. Slip Inside This House (Single Edit) - The 13th Floor Elevators
9. The Wall – The Naked Truth
10. Hideaway – The Electric Prunes
11. Come Through - Endle St. Cloud
12. Flight Reaction – Calico Wall
13. Spazz – The Elastik Band

Backing Track : Kaleidoscope – Peter Pan & The Good Fairies

 The Driving Stupid

Trailer of "You're Gonna Miss Me", a movie about the life
and music of Roky Erickson

Lost & Found at the Living Eye
Read an article about Lost & Found on the ultimately cool
Garage Hangover blog here :
Lost & Found on Garage Hangover

The Great Banana Hoax - The Electric Prunes
Probably from November 1967 when they toured Europe

A wonderful video of The Electric Prunes performing their two
biggest hit "I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night)" and
"Get Me To The World On Time"
Did you notice that rocking chair drummer!

Endle St. Cloud

The Elastik Band

The Beatles TV cartoon episode 21 - Part 1

The Beatles TV cartoon episode 21 - Part2

The Beatles TV cartoon episode 21 - Part 3

 Movie Of The Week
 /
Pajama Party (1964)

Unfortunatly, I couldn't find the trailer of this particular film,
but here's Donna Loren singing in it
Among The Young - Donna Loren

Teenage Martian lands on Earth to study the lovemaking rituals of Earthlings! Motorcycle gangs and pajama parties! Lots of wild hip shaking and shimmying! Tommy Kirk, Annette Funicello, Donna Loren, Elsa Lanchester, Jody McCrea, Bobbi Shaw, Susan Hart, Buster Keaton, Jesse White, Harvey Lembeck, Dorothy Lamour, Toni Basil, Teri Garr, Frankie Avalon. Pajama Party!
The Video Beat

Pajama Party Tonight - Annette Funicello 
Wow! That's what I call a pajama party!