From: owner-bomp-digest@xnet2.com (bomp-digest) To: bomp-digest@xnet2.com Subject: bomp-digest V2001 #10 Reply-To: bomp Sender: owner-bomp-digest@xnet2.com Errors-To: owner-bomp-digest@xnet2.com Precedence: bulk X-To-Unsubscribe: Send e-mail to majordomo@xnet2.com with "unsubscribe bomp-digest" in the body X-Bomp-web-site: http://www.bomp.com X-BompList-Administrator: efd@xnet2.com bomp-digest Friday, January 5 2001 Volume 2001 : Number 010 This the digest version of the Bomp list. ***HOW TO UNSUBSCRIBE:*** Send an e-mail with the words "unsubscribe bomp-digest" to majordomo@xnet2.com or go to . Here's what people are yacking about in this digest: Rock And Roll Dance Party 1/2/01 rat fink Re: Sounds Like A HIT Rat Pfink Re: Misses Euphorik6@aol.com Re: Sounds Like A HIT troggman@webtv.net (Todd Lucas) RE: NZ and Aussie stuff "Gilbert, Mark (SLSA)" Fw: Maybe why the Zombies weren't more popular... "Jeffrey Mlinscek" Mooney Suzuki "David Meyer" Re: Maybe why the Zombies weren't more popular... Euphorik6@aol.com Re: Nuggets From The Golden State Euphorik6@aol.com Fw: Maybe why the Zombies weren't more popular... "Jeffrey Mlinscek" Re: Sorrow in C major "Linda" Re: chain stores colorcoat@home.com ARRGGHH! Just gotta say it.... "Mike Markesich" Re: bomp-digest V2001 #9 TwigYoungLions@aol.com Land of the Lost Playlist "Lenny Smith" Re: The Pair Extraordinare HOODOO3005@aol.com Re: Sounds Like A Hit HOODOO3005@aol.com Re:rita pavone "mimi la twisteuse" Soulbenders/Phlegethon Jake Re: Zombies Re: ARRGGHH! Just gotta say it.... "Blair" Re: ARRGGHH! Just gotta say it.... TSanc43763@aol.com Hipsters bands wanted TSanc43763@aol.com Re: Lewd in Seattle!! "Joey Beretta" Labels shmables, let's rock!! "Raymond Tucker" Re: Misses "Joey Beretta" Re: Lewd in Seattle!! "fbrandon" ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Thu, 04 Jan 2001 17:51:58 -0800 From: rat fink Subject: Rock And Roll Dance Party 1/2/01 Hey, Here we go with yet another playlist for the Tuesday Night Rock And Roll Dance Party which takes to the airwaves every Tuesday night 9pm until midnight e.s.t. on 90.1FM WUSB in Stony Brook, New York... Gene Vincent & his Blue Caps: B-I-Bickey-Bi, Bo-Bo-Go (The Screaming End, Razor & Tie) Southlanders: Wiggle (Sin Alley vol.4, Sleaze) Harry Hatchins: Let's Go Rockin' (Rock It vol.4, Lennox) Glen Glenn: Everybody's Movin' (Rockabilly Fever, Ace) Dusty Payne: I Want You (Grand Daddy's Rockin' vol.4, Legend) Harry Hepcat: Good Rockin' Tonight (7"ep, Rebop) Croonin' Curt & the Hi' Geared Combo: Rock And Roll, Jump Jive Tonight (Low Down Swing, Ecco Tone) Jesse Al Tuscan & the Lumberjacks: You're Out Of My Mind (88AM, Tail) '52 Pick Up: Strange Fascination (Saturday Rich Sunday Poor, Tomahawk) Raging Teens: Rovin' Eyes (s/t, Scollay) Johnny Burnette Trio: Oh Baby Babe (live) (Rock And Roll Tonight, Hydra) Jet Tones: Jet Tone Boogie (That'll Flat Git It vol.10, Bear Family) Sundowners: Snake Eyed Woman Dell Vaughn: Rock The Universe Milton Allen: You Don't Bug Me (That'll Flat Git It vol.10, Bear Family) ?: I'll Be Rockin' (That'll Flat Git It vol.16, Bear Family) Gene Ray: Rock And Roll Fever (Rockabilly Shakedown, Buffalo Bop) Relyea's: Country Boy (Rock It vol.4, Lennox) Laura Lee Perkins: Don't Wait Up For Me (That'll Flat Git It vol.12, Bear Family) Rockets: My Rockin' Baby (Grand Daddy's Rockin' vol.4, Legend) Johnny Garner: Didi Didi (That'll Flat Git It vol.12, Bear Family) Bryan "Legs" Walker: I Stubbed My Toe (Sin Alley vol.4, Sleaze) Lee Denson: New Shoes (That'll Flat Git It vol.1, Bear Family) Reggie Perkins: Pretty Kitty (A Ball Tonight, Buffalo Bop) Royal Fingers: Speed Crazy (7"ep, Estrus) Ralph Rebel & the Sabre Jets: Half Pipe (s/t, no label) Standells: Shake (Live And Out Of Sight, Sunset) Hypstrz: 96 Tears (Hypstrization, Voxx) Talismen: County Line (Live And Thirsty, Chaos) Makers w/April March: Explosion (April March Sings Along With The Makers, SFTRI) 7-10 Splits: Up Your Alley (From Tall Corn Country, Big Neck) Dee Rangers: Deranged Letter (I Just Wanna Rock And Roll, Rockin' Bones) Vulcaneers: Bama Lama Lulu (7"ep, Radio X) Flairs: Foot Stompin' (7", Felsted) Brian Johnston: Soupy Shuffle Stomp (Pool Party, Del-Fi) Susan & the Surf Tones: Tiki Kiki (All The Beat...All The Best, Surf Waves) Pinkz: USA (7", Radio Beat) Chesterfield Kings: Summer Means Fun (Surfin' Rampage, Mirror) Beach Boys: Hawaii (Surfer Girl, Capitol) Beach Masters: Do The Swim (s/t, Kleen Kut) Deadites: Action House Party (Hey Little Ghoul, no label) Sonics: He's Waitin' (Boom, Norton) Blacks: Don't Be Cute (Shattered, Big Neck) Thee Mighty Caesars: I got Everything Indeed (Acropolypse Now, Hangman) King Hits: Don't Mess Around (7", Corduroy) DMZ: Do Not Enter (s/t, Sire) King Normals: Hey Little Girl (7"ep, Hillsdale) Street Cleaners: That's Cool, That's Trash (Riot City, Satan) 5678's: Hey Mashed Potato, Hey! (Pin Heel Stomp, Time Bomb) Switch Trout: Shake Some Rod Action (7"ep, Estrus) Ubangi Stomp: Hole In My Heart (s/t, Brain Drain) Neatbeats: Hey Little Girl (Everybody Need, Deckrec) Dukes Of Hamburg: Lover Not A Fighter (Star Club Show 1, Dionysus) Hoods: I'm A Dog (To Much Monkey Business vol 4, Ape) Impalas: Come On Up (Basementville USA, Misty Lane) Girl Trouble: Steppin' Out (Hit It Or Quit It, Sub Pop) Thundercrack: Shake Your Hips (Own Shit Home, Estrus) Rip Offs: My Baby Yeah (Got A Record, Rip Off) Morticia's Lovers: Rockabilly Drugstore (7", Goodbye Boozy) Superfly TNT's: Get Out Of My Way (7", Racket) Statics: Burgers And Fries (Rat City, Rip Off) High School Rockers: Move Your Feet (Danger!, Alien Snatch) Big Bobby & the Night Caps: Oo Bop Sha Boom 7"ep, Black Lung) Fendermen: Mule Skinner Blues (Mule Skinner Blues, Soma) Ventures: Runaway (Let's Go, Dolton) Del Shannon: Move It On Over (Jump, Jive And Harmonize, Teenage Shutdown) Montgomery Cliffs: Collagen Lips (s/t, RPM) Dialtones: Jeanie Jeanie (s/t, Screaming Apple) Nervous Eaters: Loretta (7", Rat) Bleed: I'm Your Man (Motor Psycho, MuSick) Ritchie Whites: Stop Me Before I Kill Again (7", Rapid Pulse) Drags: I Like To Die (7"ep, Resin) Penetrators: Gotta Have Her (King Of Basement Rock, Rave Up) Mono Men: Phantom Of Lane 12 (Shut The Fuck Up, Estrus) once again, the internet feed is up and runnin'!!!! just hit up the web page. up and coming..... January 9, 2001 This week we present a tribute to that hillbilly cat, Elvis Presley..... with guest co-host, Pete Spinout. And live performances by Jeff McLarry of the Hornets, Rich & Tom Hopkins of Rhythm Bound, Phil Hummer of the Buzzards, Roy Wilson of the Honky Tonk Boys, and Steve Prisco. Three hours of hip shakin' and lip curlin' fun!!!! Thank you, thank you very much..... January 16, 2001 As if last week wasn't enough rock and roll mayhem, this week we got a live in-studio performance by Long Island's newest rockin' combo... Peter & the Wolves. stay tuned. - -- Michael The Tuesday Night Rock And Roll Dance Party http://www.wusb.fm/deadend 9pm until Midnight on 90.1FM WUSB Stony Brook, New York baby, the world ain't round...it's square! ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 04 Jan 2001 18:18:12 -0500 From: Rat Pfink Subject: Re: Sounds Like A HIT Ha, there's also a ton of Chubby Checker soundalike twist records. I picked up "Do the Twist" by Tubby Chess at a flea market last month. And let's not forget The California Poppy Pickers... At 01:16 PM 1/4/2001 -0800, you wrote: > >I think we're onto something here. Where is the >definitive book/discography project on soundalike >records? I've learned more about Hit records in the >past week than I've known since I started looking them >up. Obviously people know more about the people on >these discs than previously let on. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 18:26:11 EST From: Euphorik6@aol.com Subject: Re: Misses In a message dated 1/4/01 9:37:46 AM, jamesbond@bond-partners.com writes: << Mine would have to be 'Abba' (forget the name of the band...someone fill me in). >> another good one is "desiree" by the left banke, i think that one hit number 97 or something like that!! i wonder what was number one that week. or maybe the shadows of knight "i'm gonna make you mine." it's amazing, hearing so much crap on oldies radio - gary puckett & the union gap comes to my mind - and thinking of all of these great songs that just disappeared when shit like "young girl" was going gold or whatever!! rob ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 18:27:23 -0500 (EST) From: troggman@webtv.net (Todd Lucas) Subject: Re: Sounds Like A HIT >I picked up "Do the Twist" by Tubby Chess at a >flea market last month. Bla hahahahaha, Tubby Chess...that's too much!! Still laughing, Todd ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 5 Jan 2001 10:14:23 +1030 From: "Gilbert, Mark (SLSA)" Subject: RE: NZ and Aussie stuff Now Peter careful with this. The Decoys would have been Southwark or Coopers Ale men And the Throb? Resch's or Tooths? And thanks for the info on melbourne shops. I'll check 'em out. Mark Date: Thu, 4 Jan 01 23:43:43 +1100 From: Subject: Re: Aussie stuff >From: JS Freakbeat >Subject: Re:NZ and Aussie stuff > >Its interesting reading about peoples different veiws on the different >compilations of australian garage stuff and all that. And yes i agree that >it is the best stuff in the world, and as well as having a garage and >freakbeat sound, alot of it also has that australian surf sound about it- >most noticable on many of the songs on the Devil's Children comp. My >favourite Australian bands from then are the Throb and the Decoys. Interesting views, and all of your points are correct. I wonder just what it was that made the Aussie '60s garage bands the world's best? Fosters Lager? - - -Peter M ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 18:50:16 -0500 From: "Jeffrey Mlinscek" Subject: Fw: Maybe why the Zombies weren't more popular... : rob said > i disagree - i really think that "whenever you're ready" is one of the > most brilliantly constructed pop songs of the sixties - great melody, superb > lead singing, & that totally cool descending chord thing into the > middle-eight ("but if you call me..."). this thing was just screaming for > am-radio. totally catchy, totally memorable. > same goes for "indication," too - though that one may have been a bit too > way-out at the time of its release, with the weirdo soloing thing for the > last minute or so... Actually the single fades out before the "weirdo soloing". And I wholeheartedly agree that the Zombie "flop" singles were just as commercial as "She's Not There" & "Tell Her No". "Is this the dream" - What a Hook!!! Jeff M > but still, i'd day "whenever you're ready" is an absolutely perfect pop > single, and easily rates with the beatles and stones offerings for 1965! > ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 19:06:27 -0500 From: "David Meyer" Subject: Mooney Suzuki According to the Washington City Paper website, the, ahem..."Moonie" Suzuki is playing at the Black Cat on Saturday night (the 6th), with a band called "Beans". I suppose if a group of Bompers wants to show up, I'd definitely dive in. However, I'm stuck defending some of y'alls freedom (gack) this weekend, so it would probably be a really bad idea....sick, tired, and NG...what a combo! Dave M ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 19:28:41 EST From: Euphorik6@aol.com Subject: Re: Maybe why the Zombies weren't more popular... In a message dated 1/4/01 6:52:14 PM, jeffm@warwick.net writes: << Actually the single fades out before the "weirdo soloing". >> wasn't that just on the US 45 version?? i thought it was kept intact everyplace else...i think it would actually be better without it! rob ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 19:35:26 EST From: Euphorik6@aol.com Subject: Re: Nuggets From The Golden State In a message dated 1/4/01 2:17:03 PM, eldeluxe@mcn.net writes: << He really has done the business, but I think they are getting down to the bottom of the barrel. There are a couple of things he talked about that haven't seen the light like the Stained Glass and Otherside/Bogus Thunder. >> one thing i would really love to see come out as a part of this series is the mainstream label comp "a pot of flowers," w/ the otherside, the harbinger complex, the family tree and somebody else...can't remember who. that's a real rosetta stone of early SF sounds...i've heard rumors for quite awhile of a boot CD of the LP, but i've never seen one. anybody ever seen one of these? that really is a superb series, though.... rob ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 19:42:12 -0500 From: "Jeffrey Mlinscek" Subject: Fw: Maybe why the Zombies weren't more popular... rob wrote , jeffm@warwick.net writes: > > << Actually the single fades out before the "weirdo soloing". >> > > wasn't that just on the US 45 version?? i thought it was kept intact > everyplace else...i think it would actually be better without it! > I don't know. Unfortunately, I only have the US 45 on Parrot. Jeff M ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 19:44:39 +0000 From: "Linda" Subject: Re: Sorrow in C major I don't think I said anything was wrong with using categories on-list. They just don't mean much to me, that's all. If they work for other people, cool. - -Linda <> ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 04 Jan 2001 18:10:38 -0700 From: colorcoat@home.com Subject: Re: chain stores While Nipper provided a great overview (and support evidence) in the chain vs. indie store discussion in digest #9, I should have noted the regional economic conditions in my "bottom line" sentence. The "$11 to $14 range" for new domestic CDs is based on prices paid or seen at two Tempe, AZ independents and one pseudo-independent record store. Like citrus, rent, and home prices, new CDs at independents may be cheaper here in the Phoenix area when compared to other major U.S. cities. At this time, prices are lower here for many "commodities" due to wages being below average for a major city. Back to music as music, Ted L. - --Rat Pfink wrote : >I find this hard to believe. The small indies that >I'm familiar with here (East Coast) actually *pay* >$12-13 per disc to their distributors for new >major-label popular crap. If they want to actually >make a profit, they have to charge around $15/disc. - --Ted wrote: >Now the "Average Jeff" is not going to buy >a Nikki & the Corvettes disc (nor go beyond convenience and corporate >consumerism to save money & support non-chains), but he is going to buy >a majority of his discs (RedHotPearlJamKidKornBisquit182) for over $15 >at Best Buy, Tower, Borders, Circuit City (when he can't find them >momentarily on sale at K mart, Target, and/or Wal-Mart). The bottom >line is that while chain domestic cd prices have crept back over the >$15 mark, indie record stores (who sometimes carry some token >mainstream dreck continue to stay in the fair $11-$14 range for new >domestic CDs. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 21:13:16 -0500 From: "Mike Markesich" Subject: ARRGGHH! Just gotta say it.... >1969, the Free recorded "Broad daylight" and "The worm" at London's Morgan Recording Studios. These were the A & B of their debut single, in March, 1969. "Broad daylight" also found it's way onto the Free's second untitled lp; I HATE this band, Lord Have Mercy! Which reminds me, a fellow guitar player and myself were trying to come up with our most hated 70's FM classic rock tracks. Our musical tastes are as far apart as the moon and Alfa Centauri, but we did agree on these: "Stairway To Boredom" (I say insert any Zep song, but this one makes me vomit profusely) "All Right Now" "Layla" (the original is bad enough, but how about the prozac shufflebeat rendition?) "Whipping Post" (In my book, there is "blues", and then there is "BLOOZ"...) "Aqualung" (no comment) There are a lot more, but these were across the board victors. And likely your older brother's all time fave songs. Mop Top Mike ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 21:15:47 EST From: TwigYoungLions@aol.com Subject: Re: bomp-digest V2001 #9 RE : Price of CD;s ...I got a few Cd's for the Holidays...$18.99 LIST???? my first car didnt cost that much !!! TWIG ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 21:36:42 -0500 From: "Lenny Smith" Subject: Land of the Lost Playlist Hey all--Had a great time spinning records today with my buddy, Jim (he's the rhythm guitarist in the punk band I play for, Big Meat Hammer, and he's also station manager for WMPG). A big ol' tip of the Bomp bowler to James Bond and Raymondo for tuning in and e-mailing in some requests, too! Here's how we spent the afternoon: Wipers--Land of the Lost Spacemen III--Land of the Lost Nobody's Children--Good Times Volcano Suns--Nightmare County (they don't do too much for me, but I had forgotten about the Mission of Burma connection--although MoB never did too much for me, either-- a bit too artsy for me) The Dirtbombs--Little Miss Chocolate Syrup Jr. and the Soulettes--Momma Love Tequila (anyone know anything about them? This was Jim's, and they look very cool--Jr. was 10, and his 3 Soulette sisters 9, 7, 6 (IIRC) at the time of this recording!) White Fluff--Vegatable Binge 13th Floor Elevators--I've Got Levitation ("live," lol) T. Valentine--Hello, Lucille, are you a Lesbian? (hahaha; this actually generated one complaint--not from a woman, but from some dude who apparently doesn't realize that in street jargon, a "freak" is a way kinky chick!) Fur--Sex Drive Captain Beefheart & his Magic Band--Diddy Wah Diddy The Troggs--Come Now The Litter--Action Woman The Parliaments--Fish & Chips Hawkwind--Orgone Accumulator Pink Fairies--Do It NY Dolls--Who are the Mystery Girls Music Machine--Talk Talk (request) The Gonn--Blackout of Gretley Richard & the Young Lions--You Can Make It The Elastik Band--Spazz (a dedication!) Edith Massey--Big Girls Don't Cry The Fuzztones--Green Slime Syd Barrett/Pink Flayd--Leave Lucy The Driving Stupid--Horror Asparagus Stories The Golden Cups--LSD Blues Blue Cheer--The Hunter Jimmy Castor--Hey Leroy, Your Mama's Calling You DMZ--Boy From Nowhere Blowfish--Live at the Rat promo (exceprt) Monks--How We Do Now (live at Cavestomp) Thee Michelle Gunn Elephant--Culture and that, as they say, was that! Jim's on every week in this slot (Thursdays from 3 pm-5 pm EST) on www.wmpg.org and does a great show, so tune him in when you can! Lenny ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 22:13:32 EST From: HOODOO3005@aol.com Subject: Re: The Pair Extraordinare In a message dated 1/4/01 5:32:00 PM Central Standard Time, owner-bomp-digest@xnet2.com writes: << (The Pair Extraordinaire had) No guitars, no percussion, just two guys singing to the accompaniment of an upright bass. Kind of like two folky soul brothers. >> This duo had four albums on Liberty and played the same L.A. folk club circuit that gave us Joe & Eddie (yet another black folk duo) and the Association. Three of their albums were recorded live...a fourth was a studio effort with a string section that never intrudes, but adds to the momentum. On paper, the thought of a lone voice (Carl Craig) singing against an upright bass (Marcus Hemphill) and the occasional studio drummer (Earl Palmer) sounds awfully naked, but trust me, it works. JP ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 22:19:08 EST From: HOODOO3005@aol.com Subject: Re: Sounds Like A Hit In a message dated 1/4/01 5:32:00 PM Central Standard Time, owner-bomp-digest@xnet2.com writes: << Hit Records are legendary in the field of low-budget rerecordings. Right up there with the Brits' "Top Of The Pops" LPs (featuring one-time beatster Tony Rivers) and those "Beetle Beat" variations. >> Don't forget King's Road, who butchered the hits of the 70's for Pickwick, and may or may not share members with Soul Mann & the Brothers (one Pickwick album featuring songs from the movie SHAFT) or the Tribes (who recorded SOUNDS OF THE WOODSTOCK AGE). JP ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 05 Jan 2001 03:26:49 From: "mimi la twisteuse" Subject: Re:rita pavone On Rita Pavone's "Il Geguege'" Alfredo wrote: > >Do you REALLY think it' s garage?!? I' m not saying you are wrong (my >friend and fellow Bomper Davide, a garage maniac, loves it!) but.... >well.... your definition sounds someway funny to me cause we' ve always >considered this great track as..... "OLDIES"!!! Yes, I'm very much aware of what Italian 60's lovers think of Rita Pavone, I've discussed this also a few years back with some members of The Others, and some other Italian Bomper whom I don't remember the name, sorry! I understand that you consider her oldies, because yes, she has done a lot of crap, but come on! This one is a stomper! And yes, if it's got fuzz and farfisa (or whatever comes close to a farfisa!) and if it rocks, it's garage! And that's what Il Geguege has! I know she's a bore now, I've heard her "modern" version of the song too, it sucks, but I was so happy when I finally got that 45'! I guess it's an exotic thing...I'd be just as perplexed if you would go apes over an early Celine Dion album. Although not quite the same thing, believe me... Mimi _________________________________________________________________________ ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 19:35:42 -0800 (PST) From: Jake Subject: Soulbenders/Phlegethon Has anyone heard the new Soulbenders/Phlegethon reissue? I just got mine today, and all I can say so far is: too little Soulbenders, too much Phlegethon. Prog rock sucks. But the Soulbenders stuff is good. Check out www.arisdisc.com to see for yourself... Jake ===== http://www.grandrapidsrocks.com Mid-60's West Michigan Rock and Roll! __________________________________________________ ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 5 Jan 01 14:42:38 +1100 From: Subject: Re: Zombies >From: "James Bond" >Subject: Maybe why the Zombies weren't more popular... > >After listening to the Zombies a lot as of late, ONE of the reasons I think >they weren't more popular at the time was that writing wise, they didn't >seem to build up their singles as....singles. The Zombies are one of the Top 5 British bands of all tyme, but I think the reason they weren't more popular is because most of them looked kind of daggy... although I'm thinking of the Beach Boys now... - -Peter M ------------------------------ Date: 4 Jan 2001 22:53:40 -0500 From: "Blair" Subject: Re: ARRGGHH! Just gotta say it.... >"Stairway To Boredom" (I say insert any Zep song, but this one makes me >vomit profusely) >"All Right Now" >"Layla" (the original is bad enough, but how about the prozac shufflebeat >rendition?) >"Whipping Post" (In my book, there is "blues", and then there is >"BLOOZ"...) >"Aqualung" (no comment) I'm almost completely with you there, Mike. But "All Right Now" doesn't bother me as much as "Hotel California". (But, then, that might be 'cuz of certain guys I went to high school with who thought The Eagles were the greatest thing ever.) And, as Mike knows due to a discussion on another list, I rather like some Led Zeppelin stuff... But "Stairway To Heaven" may be my most hated song of all time. Besides the fact that it's played a gazillion times a day, the damn thing takes *forever* to actually GET anywhere! If that Stairway is what it takes to get to Heaven, burning forever is starting to look mighty good. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 23:13:13 EST From: TSanc43763@aol.com Subject: Re: ARRGGHH! Just gotta say it.... In a message dated 1/4/01 7:57:28 PM Pacific Standard Time, buscareno@earthlink.net writes: > I'm almost completely with you there, Mike. But "All Right Now" doesn't > Man, Blair you hit my nerve, I loathe the Eagles, with "Hotel California" being right up there with "Margaritaville" by JBuffett. Someone mentioned "Brother Louie" by the Stories, I remember seeing them on the Real Don Steele show or was it ABandstand?? Anyways, they appeared on this special edition of one of those shows and looked like bikers meet the longest haired hippies imaginable....pretty humorous acutally. I think Coven of "One Tin Soldier" fame was also on there as well. Still remember girls dancing to 'Devil w/a blue dress' and Real Don Steele throwing them in and out of the dance ring and the cameraman went berserk with the zoom on the camera. Tony Check out the Fuzz,Flaykes & Shakes website http://members.xoom.com/TonytheTyger ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 23:24:22 EST From: TSanc43763@aol.com Subject: Hipsters bands wanted Hey bompers, We had a cancellation and are looking for a band to play Hipsters Saturday Jan 13th in San Diego. I know it's very short notice, but if you are in a 60's type combo and happen to be in the area, please email uglythings@znet.com It's a great venue to play at. Thanks Tony Check out the Fuzz,Flaykes & Shakes website http://members.xoom.com/TonytheTyger ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 20:54:23 -0800 From: "Joey Beretta" Subject: Re: Lewd in Seattle!! > The Lewd, one of Seattle's first punk bands will be playing two select > nights at The Breakroom . The first rock'n'roll show I ever attended was the Ramones with the Lewd opening, Feb 3 1978. I never thought about it before, but I guess they were the first rock group I ever saw live--but I really don't remember much about them. Joey ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 5 Jan 2001 00:02:27 -0500 From: "Raymond Tucker" Subject: Labels shmables, let's rock!! Enough of this talk about labelling this or that, let's get back to fun!!! Hey, let's hear some of your most bomp-worthy TV faves!!! Mine is definitely Astroboy, especially the one where the robots get possessed by rock n roll aliens and start twisting to a most Ventures-like cover of the Aboy theme song!!! GA-ROOO-VEYY!!! I also remember one episode where the cartoon cavemen walk accompanied by this drum beat that sounds like stripper music. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 22:42:39 -0800 From: "Joey Beretta" Subject: Re: Misses > another good one is "desiree" by the left banke, i think that one hit > number 97 or something like that!! i wonder what was number one that week. Since you asked, it was Lulu's "To Sir With Love." This was Nov 4, 1967; "Desiree" peaked that week at #98. I was an 8-year-old with a new transistor radio (and now I'm a 41-year-old who got a book for Christmas that reprints all Billboard's Hot 100 charts from the 60s). Also on the chart that week: #2 Sam & Dave--Soul Man #3 Vikki Carr--It Must Be Him #4 Soul Survivors--Expressway to Your Heart #5 Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell--Your Precious Love #7 Strawberry Alarm Clock--Incense & Peppermints #16 Hombres--Let it Out (Let it All Hang Out) #20 Buckinghams--Hey Baby #58 Ohio Express--Beg, Borrow & Steal Joey ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 6 Jan 2001 00:07:07 -0800 From: "fbrandon" Subject: Re: Lewd in Seattle!! where was this at joey??? i may have been at that one too - -----Original Message----- From: Joey Beretta To: bomp@xnet2.com Date: Thursday, January 04, 2001 8:55 PM Subject: Re: Lewd in Seattle!! > >> The Lewd, one of Seattle's first punk bands will be playing two select >> nights at The Breakroom . > >The first rock'n'roll show I ever attended was the Ramones with the Lewd >opening, Feb 3 1978. I never thought about it before, but I guess they were >the first rock group I ever saw live--but I really don't remember much about >them. > >Joey > > > >===> To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe bomp" to majordomo@xnet2.com <=== > ------------------------------ End of bomp-digest V2001 #10 **************************** ===================================================================== You've been reading bomp-digest, the digest version of the Bomp list. To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe bomp-digest" to majordomo@xnet2.com