What song/music/muzak are you listening to right now? - Page 61

Wynonie Harris · 12-07-2006, 20:42

"Nuggets" - a compilation of mid-60's American garage bands. This is the real deal...makes the White Stripes sound like the Osmonds.

cashman · 13-07-2006, 14:22

Jay @ the Americans cd, best 60s group NEVER to chart in the U.K. up tempo version of cara mia on now absolute gem.

Alvin the chipmunk · 15-07-2006, 19:12

Piano Man - The Very Best Of Billy Joel. Great Albumn. As I write "It's Still Rock n Roll to me" is playing. Pure class.

shakermaker · 15-07-2006, 21:49

The Beatles - Help! album, Dizzy Miss Lizzie has just started

Wynonie Harris · 16-07-2006, 07:51

Shakey, grab an earful of the original "Dizzy Miss Lizzy" by the mighty Larry Williams - rock 'n' roll genius. Beats the fab four anyday!

Currently listening to "I Fought The Law" - Bobby Fuller Four (which likewise beats the Clash cover version into a cocked hat!).

katex · 16-07-2006, 08:59

Not listening to music, but put in the free DVD from the Daily Mail ... learn Italian in a week !.. sorta musical 'aint it. Wait for it by next week might be able to post in Italian or speak seductively to all those lovely Italian waiters at Tiggers and Francos.

Hey .. Bon journo .. before 1o'clock. Good morning
or Chow ... to friends. Hello.

See working already .. tee hee.

cashman · 16-07-2006, 10:47

amore, capone, cornetto, see i'm fluent without the mail cd, by the way i'm listening to a bit of dino at the moment.

cashman · 16-07-2006, 10:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Shakey, grab an earful of the original "Dizzy Miss Lizzy" by the mighty Larry Williams - rock 'n' roll genius. Beats the fab four anyday!

Currently listening to "I Fought The Law" - Bobby Fuller Four (which likewise beats the Clash cover version into a cocked hat!).

bobby fuller just listened to it pre dino, a strange tale came out long ago about the demise of bobby apparently cause of death was Petrol which was poured down his throat,by obviously someone who didn,t like him much.

cashman · 16-07-2006, 11:20

Bob Lumen- The Great Snowman, not many will know this one a Real Class record, (wyn) should remember, another artist who was hardly known on these shores, but what a rockabilly merchant he was.

Wynonie Harris · 16-07-2006, 14:29

You've got me there, Mr C. The only tune I've heard by ole Bob is "Let's Think About Living". However, knowing your impeccable taste, I shall seek it out with all due haste!

Wynonie Harris · 16-07-2006, 20:54

Stupidity - Kingsize Taylor & the Dominoes...this was a number one record in Germany in the early 60's and I'm not surprised. This guy was the best vocalist to come out of the Merseybeat scene, bar none!

What's that you say? John?...John who??

cashman · 16-07-2006, 20:54

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

You've got me there, Mr C. The only tune I've heard by ole Bob is "Let's Think About Living". However, knowing your impeccable taste, I shall seek it out with all due haste!

its actually a slower one wyn,but what a classic, have an album of bob but snowmans not on it but have 2 copies of the single somewhere, was requested quite a bit when i was a busy bee.lol

Wynonie Harris · 16-07-2006, 20:57

Right, Mr C, I'm on the case already. Thanks for the tip off!

Wynonie Harris · 18-07-2006, 19:45

Shame, Shame, Shame - Smiley Lewis on a nice shiny 45 that I just picked up off ebay. Top rhythm & blues/rock 'n' roll side that featured in the 1958 film "Baby Doll" featuring Carol Baker. Just played it ten times in a row...killer, killer, killer tune! Mr C, Al, give it a listen!

todbear · 18-07-2006, 20:03

We have just been playing a Sonny Terry and Brownie McGee tape dont know if thats quite your sort of thing, I am probaly just showing my age.
Does any one remember Clarance Frogman Henry? or have I gone too far.