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Sunday, October 21, 2007

Gnnnnnhhhh!.... Ouch! Ouch! Ouch!


Supergirl to Powerboy

Nad Shot (via Beyond the Groovy Age of Horror)

Terry Gordon - it'aint right (1953)


The latest uploaded video by the excellent weirdovideos (about 75 vintage videos available). That is a precious link !
"Gordon Terry performs his hit song 'It Ain't Right' live, backed by the great Billy Mize and the equally talented Cliff Crofford. Another clip documenting the birth of authentic rockabilly."

As Dr Wes Browning mention it on his blog RunOff :"This song couldn't have got much radio play in the late Fifties, on account of using the bad word, ain't."

"She's lazy,She's lousy and she loves it "by Chick Endor and Charlie Farrell. Released (1932)

She's lazy,She's lousy and she loves it 78MAN 's collection on YouTube is H U G E, nearly 500 songs available, from old 78rpm records.

"She's lazy,She's lousy and she loves it "by Chick Endor and Charlie Farrell. (1932).

New for Fall

I dunno, maybe it's a bit too....matchy-matchy?



from Vintage Ads

Brigitte Bardot - c'est rigolo (1963)


One of the first songs from french sex kitten Brigitte Bardot.

LOST WEEK END



Need to stop drinking ?... Need a memo book ?



about 200 vintage colourful ads from the 50's via i'lltakeyourphotos (Flick'r.)

The Original Scat Man



Songs of turkey tonsil sandwiches, Model T Fords, boll weevils, wedding cakes, and yes honey, sock me on the nose, meet 1940s singer Leo Watson and be transformed.

Andy Reynolds - Lovely Portraits

Saturday, October 20, 2007

Post 4009

Eh.. nothing.. really.

Splogman forgot to shout: 4000!

We reached 4000 posts here. Bama Lama Bama Loo!

/Z aka mrdantefontana

Theo Ellsworth


Click art works for close-up at source.

The Art by Theo Ellsworth: gallery. (via a great blog I can't remember at the moment)

Everybody's Talkin'

"Fred Neil wrote "Everybody's Talkin'" in five minutes at the end of a recording session in 1966 and recorded it immediately in a single take so he could take off and go back home to Miami. It's a great song and an unlikely standard that he probably never thought much of. It made him millions though after it was used in John Schlesinger's Midnight Cowboy (sung by Harry Nilsson) and was subsequently covered by at least a hundred other artists. Fred Neil spent the last 25 years of his life in Florida."
boogie woogie flu has got the original Fred Neil song as well as Harry Nilsson's more well-known rendition and some other nice versions. And a few great bonus tracks!

The short circuits - Sweet sweet sway



from JB's Warehouse which is momentarily in hibernation ...

* Yes, that is Morgan Freeman as the groovy DJ introducing today's toetapper.
* The song was written by Joe Raposo, who's usually associated with another Children's Television Workshop show, Sesame Street. Among his best known compositions: Bein' Green, C Is For Cookie, Doin' The Pigeon and Sing.
* The lead singer is Denise Nickerson, best known as the human blueberry in the previous year's Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. - JB

Friday, October 19, 2007

Download Another Percy Trout hour!


the Percy Trout hour

Super-Fizz-Sugar-Pop
from all over the Globe!

Download another show from the Archives
(this one from October 15, 2007):

Get it here.

Saucey French Postcards






Anyone care to translate these?

Thursday, October 18, 2007

Mary Tyler Moore A Go-Go !


A great video of Mary Tyler Moore (as Laura Petrie) dancing. From the "Dick Van Dyke Show" episode "To Tell or Not to Tell." (1961). Music : "Mumbo Jumbo" by Perez Prado. Video uploaded by beachranger9847
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Bonus Beat : a mashup i've made using Perez Prado "Mumbo Jumbo" and M.I.A. "Uraqt" acapella.

Diktat

The Diktat Quartet:

Emmanuel Rébus, Rinus van Alebeek, Harold Schellinx (dictaphones), Jean Bordé (double bass)

The band's website

The band's myspace url


Diktat in Breda (NL) - september 29 2007

The last weekend of september, Diktat performed at the BUTFF festival in Electron in Breda (the Netherlands). There's a whole lot more to read about this in 'De Afgrond', where Rinus van Alebeek reports in dutch (Peperkoek en Homolol, and in the 'SoundBlog', where HarS reports in english (Dutch Angle).

Also, here's Rébus' video report, with sound and vision ...