Diskoteket (Trondheim)

As for gigs at Palace/Oslo and Diskoteket/Trondheim this

fall, Yours humbly admits having used (too?) well known

tunes from Internationalen last spring. Just scroll

back & see. A few newies belowe, 'though...



Rather we should have Son revealing his cover ups...

esp. them early, rougher Sledges' demoes on totally

impossible US blue Atco 78-79 played at Trondheim.

Sisters should well have been over at Cotillion by 78?

Story behind?



As some of you have noticed, Father spins disco sevens

only. OK, he might bring the lonely pee twelver (vinyl

record, that is), but it is Son that cares for them larger

Lefser. How come? Father might not be Paradise

Garage remixes' biggest fan...quarters of hours of bongo,

mango & conga 'fore reaching actual SONG...how about

some rather neat & lean?

Well, you shouldn't need to throw them soul 12"ers

after him, but as these haven't been bulk traded since

mid 90s and that's how Father always have been

collecting (" lucky if one in a dozen"), no wonder he ends

up with smaller sized alternatives (we're still talking vinyl

...records, for Heaven's sake).

How about sweepin' disco bass, to keep floor steppin'?

Admittedly, deepest drone may be lost on sevens. But

still there are lotsa bass goodies to lift from those little

imps. Need fresh needles that dare go deep in grooves'

troughs, while at same time apply max. pick up weight.

Sevens then may skid, do place paper rec.envelope on

turntable to prevent. Turn equalizer down on recordings

up to 81, to avoid "drinking youghurt with a straw"-

phenomenon. Later recordings are 'combed' and ok.

This apply, only if you are willing to squeeze disco

qualities out of your late 70s soul sevens. If platters are

too rare, maybe not after all?





- B. T. Express: "Shout it out" (US Col. -77)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SwPCem9N1Q



- Brainstorm: "Everytime I see you, I go wild" (US Tabu -78)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBkG6py8nZk



- Sister Sledge: "Love has found me" (US Atco -75)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuvUScR0q_M



- T-Connection: " I've got news for you" (US Capitol -83)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V55uAizX1RA



- Loose Ends: "Slow down" (US MCA demo -86)

http://www.blogger.com/goog_803815707


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96Fb7GOynFI



- Tempest Trio: "Starlight" (US Marlin demo -80)



- Dorothy Moore: "Girl overboard" (US Malaco -78)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fjW9-syIbo



- B. T. Express: " Ride on B.T." (US Col. -77

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N79jMq-PfGc



- Side Effect: "Likin' what you do to me" (US Elektra -82)



- Black Ice: "Shake down (pts 1+2 edit) (US HDM -77)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPnGRxaTZtM



- Jr. Walker: "Don't let me go astray" (US Whitfield -79)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejn1kjaow54


- Shotgun: "Go head" (US MCA demo -80)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7kAaWmZda8

Klubb Mono november 2011

Fadern playlist:

- Syl Johnson: "Kiss by kiss" (US Twinight -67)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzm6UL5_zvc


- Frankie Valli: "You're ready now" (UK Philips -66)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eR5GkJqcyqc


- Z Z Hill: "Oh! darling" (US Kent -65)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZXjCfyYUmQ


- Betty Everett: "Trouble over the weekend"

(US Oldies 45/late 70s) superior press to VJ 804

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-jgLImzMxo


- Bettye Swann: "Don't wait too long"

(US Hi-oldies/80s) wish I could say same here...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eG3YzLgaFuM


- Contours: "Litl' misunderstanding" (US Gordy -66)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEUsuPGBo-c


- Norw. MonnKeys: Coca-Cola jingle -62


- Gilbert Becaud: "Et maintenant (US Liberty -67)

the Les Reed 'booming' version. Not on UT, alas


- Led Zep/King Curtis+Kingpins: "Whole lotta love"

(Sw. Atlantic -68/US Atco -69)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5r4mcoeMf8


- Z Z Hill: "You don't love me" (US Kent -65)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dI3uOK7gQOc


- Coasters: "Cool jerk" (UK Stateside -68)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TesU__SJRqE


- Dorothy Moore: "Just the one I've been

looking for" (US GSF -73)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nR9mslI9sM8


- Tom Jones: "Key to my heart" (UK Decca -65)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3EijEI1mkY


- Tom Jones: "Stop breaking my heart" (US Parrot-67)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXBC0RKLazI


- Tom Jones: "If I had you" (UK Decca -66)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnEFaBrQ6fc


- Tom Jones: "Day by day" (UK Decca -68)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV3ZCbccs1Q


- Julie Rogers: "Day by day" (UK export Mercury -65)


- Serge Mendes+Brazil'77: "The Crab" (US A&M -72)


- Gene Chandler: "Simply call it love" (US Merc.-70)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwKhNkLtcj0


- O'jays: "I miss you" (US Bell- 68)

http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=o+jays++++miss+you&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8


- Platters: "Sweet, sweet lovin' " (US Musicor -67)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yacn1db_Ly0


- Ronnie Dyson: "Band of gold" (Norw.CBS-70)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdfcn8EnjQA


- Gene Pitney: "That girl belong to yesterday"

(UK UA -64) Loog Oldham's UK-Spector project

http://www.blogger.com/goog_1226776904


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22KFTbRE4Rc


- Jody Miller: "He's so fine" (US Epic -71) edit.

Chiffons' 64 hit, that Harrison ripped

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDAOE_RaVGY


- Les Cooper: "Wiggle wobble" (US Everlast -63)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilK_6fkWFIM


- Johnny Mathis: Don't go breakin' my heart"

(US Col. promo -68) Bacharach/David


- Serge Mendes+Brazil'66: "Fool on the hill"

http://www.blogger.com/goog_1226776910


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPh5pwys7t0


- P J Proby: "Good things are coming my way"

(Sw. Liberty -67) Popkoerner Erfolge!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjnyGFQibm8


- Flirtations: "Nothing but a heartache"

(US Deram - 69)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fS-ZOTVYu6U


- Herb McQuay: "Storm clouds" (UK Bell -74)


- Paul Sabur: "Nowhere to run" (UK Pye -74)


- Tams: "What kind of fool do you think I am"

(Sw. Karusell -63/ US ABC -62)


- Oscar Toney jr.: "You can lead your woman"

(US Bell -69) re: Royal Wedding, Oslo -01

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APO68eQ3CUk


- Marvelettes: "My baby must be a magician"

(US Tamla -67) w/Bedazzl'd wand-twang

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnHMsYH-8LI


- Marvelettes: "Don't make hurting me a habit"

(US Tamla -67)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjap7vk6TQQ



- Bobby Taylor+Vancouvers: "It's growing"

(US Gordy -65)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qr6ddv8tcZw


- Kim Weston: "I got what you need"

(US MGM -68) gorgeous PC

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oX73juZUedU



- Sarah Vaughn: "Smooth operator"

(US Mercury -59)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EibIKVvKOU


- LaVern Baker: "So high, so low" (US Atl.-59)


- Ruth Brown: Yes Sir, That's my baby"

(US Decca -64)


- Ray Charles: "You're just about to lose your

clown" (US ABC -65)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXFyLXBy-qE


- Tams: "Take away"(Sw.Probe-74/US ABC-64)

nearest we come to any Scandi.shag hit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjFcNIfqXiY


- Shirelles: "Last minute miracle" (UK Pye -74)

'disco demand' Northern reissue of 67 non-hit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCPbLIgnjc8


- Billy Steward: "Secret love" (NL Chess -66)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJpbnS_C0OM


- O V Wright: "How long baby" (UK Vocalion -66)

popkorn wonder, diff.take to US Backbeat -66


- B J Thomas: "Wendy" (US Scepter -65)

weakest ender, ever?

Klubb Soria Moria November 2011

DJ Quilty playlist:

AL GREEN - LOVE RITUAL (BWANA BWANA mix) - HI unissued LP

DAVID 'FATHEAD' NEWMAN - I LOVE MUSIC - COLUMBIA SPECIAL PRODUCTS LP (testpress!)

CAL TJADER - SOUL BIRD - VERVE LP

LT.GARCIA'S MAGICAL MUSIC BOX - LATIN SHAKE - KAMA SUTRA LP

BOBBE NORRIS - THE WORLD IS A WHEEL - COLUMBIA

FREDA PAYNE - SAD SAD SEPTEMBER - MGM

CARLA THOMAS - DIME A DOZEN - STAX

THE DELLS - IT'S ALL UP TO YOU - CADET LP
CLARENCE CARTER - MIDNIGHT SPECIAL - ATLANTIC

BILLY PRESTON - WILL IT GO ROUND IN CIRCLES - A&M

GARLAND GREEN - JEALOUS KINDA FELLA - UNI

TAJ MAHAL - A LOT OF LOVE - COLUMBIA

JERRY BUTLER - NEVER GIVE YOU UP - MERCURY (vokalperle på styrene, ikkje bra...)

MARY WELLS - IF YOU CAN'T GIVE HER LOVE (GIVE HER UP) - REPRISE (Bobby Womack prod.)

TRUMAN THOMAS - AFTER LOVING YOU - VEEP

DUKE OF EARL - YOU LEFT ME - VEE JAY

BOBBY JOHN - THE BAD MAN - SONY

BILLY BLAND - ALL I WANNA DO IS CRY - OLD TOWN

DREW-VELS - TELL HIM - CAPITOL

THE EXCITERS - IF LOVE CAME YOUR WAY - UA

MAUREEN EVANS - GET AWAY - COLUMBIA

Ol' deKlinik Stuff

Fortnight ago at Klub Mono, Father did announce himself to be doing ol' deKlinik stuff "beach/shag/blue eyed". And turned up at gig with one -1- seven that fullfilled cravings. W'happend?


Well, this goes back a long time...deKlinik of Oslo was launched fall 2000 as 'rhythm&soul club' and had steady row of 'soul inspectors' checking on Northern purity. Which at least Father neither could or would comply to. Could not, as far as his stock of Northern sevens was rather on the meagre. Would not, as he found discant,tin-trumpet Northern as of insufficient groove for club dancing. But Father collected US 60s garage 20 years earlier, and quite a few of these singles had soul'ish flips that were even appreciated on to NS LP samplers. So on they were. Did they stand the test? Oh well, maybe not...recall one inspector bleating 'kviiit sjiiit' (most derog. 'whytee shytee') which fortunately floor did not respond to. Referring to the music, he still stumbled on to a point: floor was remarkable bleached. In fact, we had dance academy classes coming from posh uptown, to try out what suspiciously looked like fox-trot to us (like couples 0:25 on)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OF58llit80&feature=related

Turned out that 'shagging' had different meanings in Brit English vs.east Dixie states of Virginia and Carolinas... Knowing most superficially of 'beach music' scene, Father related to Paul Weller's overhaul of gen.Johnson's disco hit. Didn't do things better as with the inspectors, when Disco rather than Weller version was spun.

General Johnson: "Can't nobody love me like you do" -78

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_6bU0h3oAM&feature=related



When deKlinik folded in 03 Father packed down singles used, for a rainy day. Like, 'I know where they are,
it's just to reach out for them'. Well, they weren't. Have no clue to where they may be gone.
And that, children, is how it came to be that Father turned up with one sole blue eyed at Klub Mono.


Feathers: "Trying to get(to) you" -68

www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5mlhiDfoN8


Question mark & Mysterians: "do something to me" -67

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tv2odCimsXo



Tommy James & Shondells: "do something to me" -67

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJW-EAoefp0



(Cleveland,Ohio) Outsiders: "Time won't let me" -66

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOJNTgWwpNs


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efpp03h_Ja8



(same) Outsiders: "Respectable" -67

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHf99MQsGVY



Human Beinz: "Nobody but me" -67

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASolukaBVC8&feature=related


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxtJoGdujYo&feature=related



Shadows of Knight: "Shake" -68

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_8Pojf27Zg

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x12x3n_the-shadows-of-knight-shake_music

Father & Dj Quilty at Club Mono sept 2011

Dj Quilty playlist:

VIGON - BABY YOUR TIME IS MY TIME - EGG (fransk)

LES BAROQUES - SUCH A CAD - NORSK FONTANA

GEORGE FAME - NO THANKS - CBS

LOS IBEROS - LIAR LIAR - HISPANOVOX

KARINA - LA FORTUNA Y EL PODER - HISPANOVOX (Greenaway & Cook på spansk)

ROSE COLORED GLASS - CAN'T FIND THE TIME - BANG

FLASH - LOLLIPOP - RENEGADE

WEDDIGO - GIMME SOME LOVIN - SCEPTER

FLAVOR - SALLY HAD A PARTY - COLUMBIA

ESTHER & ABI OFARIM - PURPLE EYES - GERMAN PHILIPS DEMO

JESS & JAMES - THANK U SHOWBIZ - PALETTE

CAESAR & CLEO - LOVE IS STRANGE - UK REPRISE DEMO (aka Sonny & Cher, som avslørt av Thor Helge)

KIM D - THE REAL THING - UK PYE DEMO

THE (DETROIT) SPINNERS - SWEET THING - NORSK TAMLA M

THE PEELS - TIME MARCHES ON - KARATE

THE RONDELS - BACK BEAT NO 1 - AMY

CONNIE STEVENS - SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL - WARNER BROS (billig-utgaven for oss som ikke har råd til Margaret Mandolph!)

THE WINSTONS - AMEN BROTHER - METROMEDIA

BIG DADDY GREEN - LADY IN RED - ANLA

WAYNE COCHRAN - I'M IN TROUBLE - MERCURY

STACY LANE - I'M OUT TO WIN YOU OVER - EXCELLO

JACKIE LEE - DANCING IN THE STREET - UK LONDON

BARRY YOUNG - SHOW ME THE WAY - DOT

ALLISONS - SURFER STREET - TIP

THE HOLIDAYS - MAKIN UP TIME - GOLDEN WORLD

JACKIE DAY - BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE - MODERN

CANDACE LOVE - WONDERFUL NIGHT - AQUARIUS

HELEN SHAPIRO - HE KNOWS HOW TO LOVE ME - COLUMBIA

ARETHA FRANKLIN - SOULVILLE - CBS

THE DRIFTERS - CHAINS OF LOVE - TYSK ATLANTIC

EDDIE HOLMAN - YOU KNOW THAT I WILL - PARKWAY

BROTHERS & SISTERS OF SOUL - I DON'T LIKE IT - DUKE

MABLE JOHN - IF YOU GIVE UP WHAT YOU GOT - STAX

ETTA JAMES - NEXT DOOR TO THE BLUES - ARGO

THE FASCINATIONS - GIRLS ARE OUT TO GET YOU

PAT LEWIS - LET'S GO TOGETHER - GOLDEN WORLD

CLYDIE KING - I'LL NEVER STOP LOVING YOU - MINIT

GLORIA PARKER -HELLOBABY GOODBYE TOO - LLP

DAVE AND VEE - DO YOU LOVE ME - DE LUXE

GEORGIA PROPHETS - FOR THE FIRST TIME - DOUBLE SHOT

DEE CLARK - HOT POTATO - CONSTELLATION (substitutt for maset om 'mashed potatoes'!)

GEORGE FREEMAN - DOWN AND OUT - VALIANT

WENCHE MYHRE - MANANA MANANA - POLYDOR (kvalifiserer muligens i NM som regjerende 'ender')

GEORGE CATES ORHESTRA - QUIET VILLAGE - DOT (fullblods popcorn & definitiv versjon)

DEE DEE SHARP - I REALLY LOVE YOU - CAMEO PARKWAY

JOHNNIE TAYLOR - FRIDAY NIGHT - STAX




Father playlist:

- Nitty Gritty Dirt Band: "Buy for me the rain" and "Candy man" (US Liberty -67)

http://www.blogger.com/goog_1551594893


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqPj3MVjb2s

mix'd with

- Who: "Whiskey man" (US Decca -66) Enthwistle's song&wald-horn.But is that him

singing? Me rarely spun 'Oo songs, but this flip of US 'Happy Jack' stands out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bm60Aw8YTQE



- Move: "Fire brigade" (UK Regal Zono -68)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X97m3uRhS88



- Sandu Scott & her Scotties: "Hop scotch" (US Smash -62?) Too fast to get floor up&go?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvZmBBa



- Ikettes: "Da doo ron ron" (US Modern 1024 promo -67) 8th ball version



- Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart: "P.o. box 9847" (US A&M -66) them again?

yup, their borrowed 'rain' bass is for me just irresistible

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cw0cR95PL8Y&feature=related



- Righteous Bros.: "Been so nice" (US Verve -67) somebody mentioning this as Motown

song? And surely William 'Mickey' Stevenson producing, just after his release from Gordy's.

But then, who did song initially? Agreeably sounding Marvin Gaye'ish. Still. Anyone?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wpy7WnQWlSg



- Chuck Berry: "Promised land" (UK Pye Int'l -64, of 59 song) cool 'R&B series' on center

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkkrP1m7CV8



- Chubby Checker: "You better believe it baby" (US Parkway -65 promo)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIhTDwG5O08



- Barbara Lewis: "Snap your fingers" (US Atlantic -64)



- Peanut Butter Conspiracy: "Turn on a friend" (US Col. 68 promo) allow me being

personal here. Local hit at Sommerlyst social youth Club,Tromsø 1967-68. We found it at

some UK CBS/Col. LP budget sampler and spun it to shreds

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly9L6yHPGvI



- Freddy King: "Meet me at the station" (US Federal -62)



- Ruth Brown: "Yes Sir, that's my baby" (US Decca -64) Yes Sir, the TinPanAlley song



- Freddy King: "What about love" (US Federal -63)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnloK0uV3zU



- LaVerne Baker: "So high so low" (US Atlantic -59) to stir the cauldron



- Feathers: "Trying to get to you" (US Team -68) had announced return to

beach/shag/blue-eyed of deKlinik-days 00-03. Am afraid this 'ere was all that

came out of it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIbXJDGEVc8



- Tax: "I think I see the light" (US Forward -69? promo) like Nazz with a dancing beat.

Inspirational undertone/undertow? Have notion of Beach Boys doing similar song in

Brother period?



- Spencer Davis Group: "Time seller" (US U.A. -67)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mldl1JSG-Gg



- Albert Collins: "Defrost" (US Hallway -64 promo)



- Earl King: "Always a first time" (US Imperial -62) with' Trick bag' on flip, heralding

coming of NOLa fonk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ChlL_hufBg


- Dr.John + Meters: "Cold cold cold" (US Atco -73 promo) that mixes latin + c&w (!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1saVfRd9E


- Willie Colon: "El Titan" (US Fania -73) OK, took a few (irrelevant!) comments here...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOAv5_MhwLQ



- Ray Charles: "You're just about to lose your clown" (US ABC -66)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXFyLXBy


- Sarah Vaughan: "Lover's concerto" (US Mercury -67) Toys' song, of course

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KahAPQ9sl6g



- Temptations: "Couldn't cry if I wanted to" (US Gordy -66,of -63 song)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4XDzpd7ZQw



- Vontastics: "Day tripper" (US St.Lawrence -66)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojRnDy6XXpQ



- Arthur Alexander: "You're the reason" (US Dot -62) flip of better known 'go home,girl'.

Art's influence on UK beat is just massive, as if he were resident of Hamburg. He was!?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x34SLB1m6Ws



- P.J.Proby: "Let the water run down" (UK Liberty -65) poor sound on this here

UK pressing, ruining otherwise good Diddley'esqe shuffler. Must find US issue

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-c5knBpUvPA



- Herman's Hermits: "Can't you hear my heartbeat" (US MGM -65) staple diet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXHN8mXlQ6E



- Sir Raleigh & Cupons: "Somethin' or other" (US A&M -64 promo) 'Louie' take

Now, there were a few F&S soul newies at Tilt, too....

Now, there were a few F&S soul newies at Tilt, too. Three, al'together...
- Cookies: "Only to other people" (US Dimension -65) strange cord progressions. Song was recycled in 80s Manchester wave?

- Janet+ Jays: "Pleading for you" (US Hi promo -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rMU_qXqQ5w

- Charles Conrad: "You got the love" (US Shandy -66?)

As for mellowing Beat & related....

- Herman's Hermits: "London look" (UK Yardley EP -68)

- Young Rascals: "Slow down" (US Atlantic -65) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gs6oc7hR6vM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHA1cyiCIAU

- Five Americans: "Zip code" (US Abnak -66) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivDCKZ80AH0

- Music Explotion: "Can't stop now" (US Laurie promo -67) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MtVyAuAYi4

- Jimmy Boyd: "That's what I'll give to you" (US VJ -65) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nn2fUY3pVhM

- Five Americans: "I see the light" (US HBR -66)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eydNvBBbuFE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8lpjPVHH50

- Sandy+ Rainbows: "Denise" (US Rust -62) the Debbie Harry -78 hit http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8wf8i_randy-the-rainbows-denise-1963_music

- Move: "Tonight" (UK Harvest -71) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIZxt-qgEWE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nrqDOZMuMQ

- Cliff Richard+ Shadows: "We say yeah" (Norw.Col.-62) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlR8F6eNOts

- Eric Burdon+ Animals: "She'll return it" (US MGM -66)

- Mercy: "Fire ball" (US Sundi promo -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87XUhR4BHRc

- Turtles: "Buzz saw" (US WW -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWX0Zt-mV_g

- Move: "Fire brigade" (UK Regal Zono -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GHe5BPb6Yg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b42ck7iaLb4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X97m3uRhS88

- Donovan+ Jeff Beck 3: "Goo goo barabajagal" (Can. Epic -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvl9fE_4qxA&feature=related

- Eartha Kitt: "Mink shmink" (US RCA -55) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Wt6A5JowSk

- Dinah Washington: "September in the rain" (US Mercury -58) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvB6rrnzDM8

Klub Mono a week earlier....

'Soul newies' mentioned in May 31st entry really weren't from said gig, but rather Klub Mono a week earlier. At Tilt Father follied himself to some 3 hrs soul rerun, hardly allowing Son to throw in klub jaz instros. Audience rather green about gills after midnight, F&S crossing over to greener(?) pastures of 60s Beat.

- Ground Hog: "Bumpin' pt.II" (US Gemini -74) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lJxhex9RZs

- Jimmy Castor: "Ham hocks Espanol" (US Smash -66) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WqLgf1N94w

- Bobby Powell: "Thank you" (US Whit -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiByorL_yk4

- Ray Charles: "That's a lie" (US ABC -67) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xU6MbnkyzbU

- Rivingtons: "Pop your corn pt.II" (US RCA -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0uaQ5tEptc

- Contributors of Soul: "Look what you done to me" (US New Miss -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcigNEa4Mg0

- Emperor's: "Karate" (Can. Bell -66) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPJcuwoneU8

- Relations: "Funky-monkey pt.II" (US Community -73)

- Barbara Lynn: "You're gonna need me" (US Jamie -63) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rnl6CBlRU4

- Louis Curry: "I'll try again tomorrow" (US M-S -67) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiUVNcX8SmI

- Steve Mancha: "Just keep on loving me" (US Groovesville -67) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUuBMajLtVw

- Richard Brown: "Don't listen to the grapevine" (US Steeltown -68)

- Otis Clay: "Precious precious" (US Hi -72) mix'd with http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXGIN4W5NhY&feature=related cannot find but recent O.C., so I subside with O.V. Wright's. Same W.Mitchell backing track)

- Jackie Moore: "Precious precious" (US Atlantic -73) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdqrlkbbMvk

- Bill Coday: "Get your lie straight" (US Crajon -70) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8CGTLCyOQY

- A.C. Reed: "Boogalo-Tramp" (US Nike -66) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhVbOb4pFjQ&feature=related

- Shirley Jo: "Trust each other" (US JAS -72) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oa9L2R5ubIs

- Roosevelt Fountain++: "Red pepper pt.II" (US Prince-Adams -64) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7q92Ek2fjA8

- Marva Whitney: "Ball of fire" (US King -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcLsXe6XG7o

- Marva Whitney: "I'm tired..." (US King promo -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qBW_-M6zVs

- Zip-Codes: "Sweet meat pt.II" (US Better -70) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aW8L5g5Pp4c

- Jerry O: "Dance what cha wanna" (Can. Bang -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfDfUQIwBTk

- Mamie Galore: "Special agent 34-24-38) (US St.Lawrence -67) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5i2I6cLbMFM

- Andrew's White: "Who got de funk pt.II" (US Andrew's music -74) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIs7je5CjU0

- Contributors of soul: "(do the) Yum yum man" (US Emase -69)

- Chuck Bernard: "Hobo flats" +"Indian giver" (US Maverick -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IZNgMrJDtI

- Midnight Rebels: "Broadway walk" (US Atlantic promo -68)

- Paul "sir Raggedy" Flagg: "Shoo fly pie" (US Atlantic -67)

- Marvin L.Sims: "Talkin' 'bout soul" (US Revue -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pO6raiq--lE

- Syl Johnson: Don't give it away" (US Twinight -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yo8oFToMqGQ

- Billy Butler: "The right track" (UK Soul city -69 of US Okeh -66) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-2ODywKOIg

- J.J. Jackson: "Four walls" (US Calla -67)

- Maxine Womack: "When you're through" (US Magnum -65)

- Sonny Childe: "Handbags and gladrags" (US Music factory -68)

- Liz Lands: "One man's poison" (US One-derful -66) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z94FqIyZIMs

- Barbara Lynn: "You better stop" (US Jamie -64) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rk5bvz_N30

- Jimmy Norman: "I don't love you no more" (US Little star -64) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTvHdhdnLh0

- Syl Johnson: "Straight love, no chaser" (US Zachron -67)

- Brother Jack mcDuff: "Grease monkey" (US Prestige -65)

- Funky Four- Plus: "The bomb" (US Golden hit -70)

- Cal Jenkins Revue: "The cutoff" (US KEF -70)

- Willie Hutch: "Use what you've got pt. I" (US Maverick -68)

- Brother Soul: "Do it good" (US Leo mini -68) flip of 'Cookies' of course http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rRnNKDdfjo

- James Phelps: "La de da..." (US Argo -67) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-d0zv8lfCE

- Billy Graham+Escalators: "Oop-poo-pa-doo" (Can. Atlantic -68)

- Gate Wesley+Billy LaMont: "Do the Thing"+ "Batman" (US Atlantic promo -67) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=St-VzpkCyEo

- Righteous bros.: "Been so nice" (US Verve-66) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wpy7WnQWlSg

- Joey Dee+Starliters: "What kind of love is this" (US Roulette -63) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSPftqZBZCo

- Willie West: "Keep you mine" (US Deesu -65) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEGVXZ2BSZk

Playlist Tilt Bar May 2011

some soul F&S newies, too


- Chris Kenner: "Come back and see" (US Instant -61) NOLa singer that immensly inspired Mersey RnB 'beat' boom. Slurred NO delivery, as if 'always drunk on stage'.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Big-Hunka-Woman-Come-Back/dp/B001V90I42


- Beatles: "Misery" (UK Parlophone -63 EP) Fab 4 as the tight RnB combo they really were 61-64. Written
as c&w(!) tinged teen angst'er for Helen Shapiro, her refusing & song ending at Kenny 'Sha-la-la-lee' Lynch' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzh8my_iILY

- Carmen McRae: "Modesty (Modesty Blaise theme)" (US Mainstream -65 promo)


- Albert Collins: "Defrost" (US Hall-way -65 promo)


- Etta James: "I got you babe" (US Cadet -68) from her Fame studios/ Rick Hall session. Sonny&Cher -65 hit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbg7RQpW4WI


- Nina Simone: "Don't let me be misunderstood" (US Philips -64) Have her UK promo somewhere.
Swear it's faster, must be diff. take. Animals' source? http://www.blogger.com/goog_1862479198
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5T3FXFnoTzE

- Lionel Hampton: "Lady, lady, lady" (US Brunswick -74) Instro of some Barbara Acklin song. Can't recall.Hilfe!

- Eddy Giles: "Music" (US Murco -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMziDPIZ20A


- Ernie King: "That's when I woke up" (US Mercury -67? promo)


- Staple Singers: "For what it's worth"(US Epic -67 promo) Stills'/Springfielders' song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2n9Rgkpz7yE


- Elena Burke: "Pero que sera de mi" (Cuban Areite 6101 EP -65? ) SON goes Northern?
Can't find any 'Pero que..' so 'Tu, mi delirio' (!) must do
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aU-KbWGI11Y


- LaVerne Baker: "So high so low" (US Atlantic -59 promo)


- Showmen: "Country fool" (US Minit -62?) de Gen'ral!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ny9w1h5mP2g


- Dirty Dozen Jazz band: "Feet can't fail me now" (US Mad Musicians -83)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU89y-AWDSg&feature=related
faster (too fast) and prob. from Concord Jazz LP the year after. NOLa band,did play Norway 89-92

- Jimmy 'Soul' Clark: "Do it right now" (US Karen -68) instro, studio job of Popcorn Wylie really
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SFjLd78vJo

Playlist Mono Mainroom may 20th 2011

- Los Bravos: "I don't care" (UK Decca -66)
iberian-kraut singer Volker Kogel is runner up as Gene 'shriek' Pitney- soundalike. mr.Pitney accused group of releasing HIS 'Black is black' during UK summer tour-66!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7-DJMB1S8g


- Billy Joe Royal: "You make me feel like a man" (US Col. promo -66) bidder for
same title, this US blue eyed cum c&w'er teamed up with Joe South for soulies' delights 66-68.


- Chris Andrews: "Too bad you don'twant me" (UK Decca -65) Posh Sandie Shaw's East London manager showing Falsetto Metallico's possibilities as well as limitations. Do we have a winner?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zr0pPpx894w


- Gene Pitney: "She's a heartbreaker" (US Musicor -68) Inez Foxx' brudda was Soul Hand behind Pitney's stompers.Here even heavier RnB production w/ Teacho Wiltshire and Jerry Williams plus Charlie F. Pitney's and Swamp Dogg's singing are def. NOT a hundred miles apart.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nuEAOufC6o


- Dave Clark 5: "Everybody get together" (Ger. Col.-70) Nice'n' wobbly Fab 4/'Rain' bass line with psych drone. NB do fade halfway, as Rugby Union chorals step up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kS_r104sK6w


- Wayne Fontana & Mindbenders: "It's just a little bit to late" (US Fontana -65) saw it listed as Blue eyed Norther Soul ;-) which is 'spot on. Manchester, in fact.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svl_3NCYnqs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7W2_2slNZ9o&feature=related

- Timi Yuro: "I'm movin' on (pt.2)" (US Liberty -63 promo) the Hank Snow (Ray Charles/Matt Lucas/Stones) song as painful keel/heel-draggin' slowie.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRcss2VgpAg


- Marketts: "Out of limits" (US WB -64) Don't think of these as real (surf) group, rather as usual LA studio suspects? Also did 'Batman Theme' which surf absorbed NW Londoner Keith Moon begged onto Who's RSG EP. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_V3TX4dfdU

- Rocco Granata: "Pupetta" (Sw. Sonet -63) Strange duck, this. US 63 production, done closely over massive 59 'Marina' hit of this here italo-belgian jaz accordionist. Vespa music, if there ever were. Cannot find 'Pupetta' video, 60s 'Marina' must do.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wXiJgCRH4Y

- Fireballs: "Groovy motions" (US Atco-67) TX/NM group,Buddy Holly/Norman Petty-related way back from 59. Here with their appropriate psych try-out.
http://www.divshare.com/download/13238495-326


- Georgie Fame: "Blue Monday" (US Imperial -65) the Fats/Smiley Lewis NOLa tune w/Karib twist & THE koolest guitar solo from Blue Flames' concert maestro (who's name I've forgotten, but he played Stockholm 66-68 and did a swell fine live LP at Berns)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlYDq9Qp_mk

CLUB MONO APRIL PT. II

Father may have been taken a bit aback (if that's the expression he's seeking? abit aback?) as for requests Klub Mono this April, getting better response for intermission jingles than actual spun songs.


Well, I'm on a diet, so to Hell with it (P.Sellers)...the intermissions were..

- keyboard and drum breaks off Meters' UK Charley reissue EP -78/69.

Sparser demo-like takes to Josie and Jubilee issues.

- rap and sax break off Luther Brandon "Tuff-e-nuff" on US Fraternity -59.


Didn't anybody ask for them full songs, then? Guess two were better than none (sob)...

- Bubble Puppy "Thinkin' about thinkin' " (US I.A. -69) always causes some fuzz, as did here in East Coast version with more prominent 'madrigal' mid part.

http://www.garagehangover.com/?q=BubblePuppy

- Pat Wayne and Beachcombers (UK Col. 63) staple diet since deKlinik days, mixed with pitch'd up Kaylan (-76) "Disco reggae" for galley-slaves-on-dexedrines effect ('eclectic' is honor word,right?) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0Zb70CCu9E
Then there were some F&S soul newies, too...

- Lee Dorsey "What you want (is what you get)" (US Bell -70) NOLa, hola!

http://editrecords.blogspot.com/2011/02/lee-dorsey-what-you-want-apple-scruffs.html
(edit that violently breaks any beats-to-the-bar rules. But best I could find)

- Erma Franklin "I'm just not ready for love" (US Shout -68) '2nd line' snare drumming, but no NOLa relation (Father is led to believe) on this here outing from elder Franklin sister. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-_mthkHOqw

- Jackie Lee "African boo-ga-loo" (US Keymen -68) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1Q6at5FeK8

- Johnny Rivers "Baby I need your lovin' " http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqfEQwrR5Wc lip sync, but those steppin' chikse even out.

- King Hannibal "The truth shall make you free" (US Aware -72) John 8:32 and maybe more on
(inspirational) gnostic side. "too modern" in BeatBasement days, song has obviously come of age. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgcDWlub6Zk

- Ralph Jackson "Jambalaya" (US Amy -67) flip of better known 'Don't tear yourself down'.

- Barbara Stephens "I don't worry" (US Stax -61)

- Earl Harrison "Humphrey stomp" (US Garrison -66) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bGUJAz4ftc&feature=related

- Al Green "Let me help you" (US Bell -71) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkaX5tVTwGU

- Jean Knight "Love" (US Tribe -67?) Osborne says impossible -74. Must be prior to Quezerge-69

- Frankie Newsome "My lucky day" pt.s 1+2 (US GWP -69) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_I3EMkxnh98

CLUB MONO OSLO APRIL 2011

Father has no clue 'bout copying songs and labels. But
why not load down from YouTube? Well, do stand risk of being Derek See-scorched for posting others' items. But as Father has no commercial intentions whatsoever...
he'll have a go at April 2011/ Club Mono listing...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQOEQae9h4g
Everly Bros. "When will I be loved" (-59)
Beefed up drums, master 'cleansed' for CD? (re: Jan. 2011)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbIVO5woCcQ
Everly Bros. "The price of love" (real live, prob. UK -66)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqanfDPri4A&feature=related
same (lip synch, US Shindig! -65)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbtM2lMGNyA&feature=related
same, NL pressing (-65

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jeeVlc37I4
Gene Pitney "Time won't let me" ( -67) dig baryton clarinet(?)
Lifted from UK "Golden Greats" LP, early -68.
US Musicor -72 reissue 45 with D-no. as -66.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efpp03h_Ja8
Outsiders "Time won't let me" (lip synch/extended master-66)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUTrvgenZfc
Danish Cliffters "Django" (-62)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PH48HDyaJI
Jon & Robin "Love me baby" (-67)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bx-kpvEW_Gg
Manfred Mann/ Paul Jones "Poison Ivy" (-66)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuBQMrr8ya4
Johnny Hallyday "Dis-moi oui" (-63)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXYgQlnrCmE
(real live, Amsterdam -63)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ts0Y7uKtaAI
Fever Tree "San Fransisco girls" (-67) Tx band, still

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKLIOFWf3aY
Baby Ray "House on Soul Hill" (-67)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-_ct0fXwik
Cliff Bennett & Rebel Rousers "Slow down" (-64)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-LKMRXF2l4
Easybeats "Gonna have a good time" (-67) uncredited

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-4Qb8K9xn0
Clingers "Gonna have a good time" (-69)
oops...garagey Mormon gurls...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_6-5THLxuQ
Jamie Lyons Group "Gonna have a good time" (-67)
Always had a knack for Music Explosion & rightly so.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbwIG2Nm-lg
Kingsmen "Annie Fanny" (-64)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQcPozD3ouY
Kinks "Everybody's gonna be happy" (-65)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8-Eanmz82g
Mojos "Everything's alright" (-64)
as for those Stockholm Shakers

Playlist "Still go Beat" Club Mono Mainroom, Oslo april 8th 2011.

- Everly Bros.: "The price of love" (Norw. WB -65) Ferry/Roxy
Music's version 76 may be the better known. From Everlies' London session 65

- Gene Pitney: "Time won't let me" (US Musicor early 70s
reissue) Outsiders' song. Pitney was to rush release his,
hindrering them going nationally.

- Cliffters: "Django" (DK Philips -61) Dick Dale with Danish
Nissemænd? Clog surf rock? Band moniker as for CLIFF Richard, word pun on non-existant 'clifter'. Song named not after sinti mr.Reinhard, but rather as for some 50s Western movie. Most influental song in Scandinavian 'Piggtråd'

- Jon & Robin + In Crowd: "Love me baby" (Can. Abnak -67) Gloria/
Elevators riff, RnB tinged. Always mused how this whitey Texan label reached across Color Line with such ease. Seems that Abnak was Jetstar distributed, their Bobby 'Mustang' Patterson even credited as composer here

- Manfred Mann: "Poison ivy" (Norw. HMV -66) Flip of flop 'You
gave me someone to love' , ms Ivy surely is the more rockin' of the two. Maybe outdated by 66, kinda 63 Eel Pie Island RnB? Still Paul Jones does hellofajob, bringing over Leiber/Stoller's funny coastal lyrics as well

- Johnny Hallyday: "Dis-moi oui" (Fr.Philips EP -62?) Really
Shadows' "We say yeah" from Cliff's 'Young ones' 61 film. Done with frog Elvis drone

- Fever Tree: "San Francisco girls" (US UNI -68) Editing away dull
intro&outro, we are left with prime cut Texas garagey psych.

- Baby Ray: "The house on soul hill" (US Imperial -67) Was trying
to sneak this in among dem' soulies 45s, when Son correctly pointed out artist as snowy white. Always a mod fave, one could score his LP for peanuts until recently in Norw. budget bins

- Terry Knight & Pack: "The train" (US Lucky Eleven -67) the Joe
Tex' topside was loathsome, but these rolling stock made our day

- Cliff Bennett & Rebel Rousers: "Slow down" (UK Parlophone -64)
Tighter&faster than Fab Four's or Larry William's OG. Burner

- Rick & Legends: "Love me like I know you can" (US United Artists
-66 promo) Rhetro doowhop'er Rick Palmer's group. Doubling in Brit
Invasion styles, obviously

- Easybeats: "Gonna have a good time" (US UA 80s reissue) Said to
have US-only release on UA 2109 May 67. Never saw such original ever, neither promo nor stock copy. Thus this re(?)issue of sunfall moddish gem.

- Kingsmen: "Annie Fanny" (US Wand -65) Frat rock, we're led to
believe

- Kinks: "Everybody is gonna be happy" (UK Pye -65 export issue)

- Shakers: "Everything's allright" (Sw.Platina -66) Liverpudlian
Mojos' 64 song, done somewhat RnB-deeper and not a hundred miles away from 'Pin Up' Bowie in 73.

Fadern modern soul & disco playlist Internasjonalen march 26th 2011

- Linda Williams: "City living" (US Arista -79 promo)

- Shirley Brown: "Still in love" (US Malaco -91)

- Vernon Burch: "Do it to me" (US SRI -81)

- Nirvana: "Jump time (vocal)" (US TNT -84)

- Tom Scott: "Lookin' out for number Seven" (US A&M )

- Catch feat. Marilyn Middleton: "Mr.Nice Guy" (US LK -76) regrettably, us didn't bring better balanced mix of UK London -77 issue

- L.J. Reynolds: "Got to give my love" (US Fantasy -87) Father introduced this as (well nigh impossible) 1976. To Son's swearin' Young Turk protests...

- Al McCall: "Lock it up" (US Profile -84 promo)

- Little Anthony: "Your love" (US MCA -80 promo)

- Oncoming Times: "The solution" (US Turbo -74)

- Ginie Lynn: "In love" (US Misty -77)

- Joneses: "Pull my string" (US VMP -72)

- Imperials: "Who's gonna love you" (US OMM -78)

- Harlem River Drive: "Need you" (US Arista -75)

- First Choice: "First Choice theme" (US WB -76)

- Zulema: "Telling the world goodbye" (US Sussex -73)

- Freda Payne: "Red hot" (US Capitol -79)

- Bruni Pagan: "Fantasy" (US Elektra -79 promo)

- Cynthia Sheeler & Bros.Inc.: "Ease down to the disco" + "Never felt like this before" (US LaVerne -78)

- Alton McClain & Destiny: "You bring to me my morning light" (US Pol. 80 promo)

- Jimmy Ross: "Fall in to a trance" (Can.Quality -82 promo) Rodrigues/Driscoll remix, dampering RFC 'Munich pitch' quite a bit

- Archie Bell & Drells "Glad you could make it" (US PIR -77 promo)

- Frisky: "Turn me up(with your love)" (US Vanguard -79 promo) Moses Dillard

- Mandrill: "Too late" (US Arista -78)

Internasjonalen Upstairs feb 25th 2011

- Alfonzo: "Action speaks louder than words" (US LARC -83)

- Numonics: "Fox trappin' pt.1" (US Hodish -84)

- Gwen McCrae: "Poyson" (US Atlantic -81 promo)

- Loleatta Holloway: "The world don't owe you nothing" (US Aware -74)

- Chuck Brown + Soul Searchers: "Come on and boogie" (US Source -80
promo)

- Jean Wells: "Just can't stop dancing" (US TEC -79)

- Moment of Truth: "Helplessly" (US Roulette -75 promo)

- Debbie Hines: "Get off your butt" (US Kerck -75)

- Black Ice: "Shake down pt. 1" (US HDM -77)

- Rose Banks: "Right's alright" (US Motown -76)

- Mel Waiters: "Hole in the wall" (US Waldoxy -99)

- Willie Clayton: "Rock you pt.1" (US Good Luck -80)

- Chi-Lites: "Love can be hazardous" (US Mercury -76)

- Jewel Bass: "I don't trust myself" (UK Special Agent, late 80s issue from US Malaco -78)

- Willie Hutch: "If you ain't got no honey pt.1 (US Motown -73)

- Etta James: "Mean mother" (US T-Electric -80 promo)

- Rain: "Soul of the city" (US H&L -76)

- Eloise Laws: "Love goes deeper than that" (UK Invictus -77) Never saw the US original.And parent Invictus scarcely had any activities at all,as late as 77.

- Chi-Lites: "Hard act to follow" (US Nuance -85)

- Margie Joseph: "Knockout" (US HCRC -82)

- Shirley Brown: "Looking for the real thing" (US Sound Town -84)

Video pt. II from Internasjonalen

Fadern behind the decks @ Internasjonalen

Fadern playlist Internasjonalen 1st Floor jan 28th 2011. MODERN SOUL & DISCO

- Mary Wilson: "Red hot" (US Motown promo -79) from original
Supreme's eponymous LP. Never seen the stock seven, btw.

- Atlantic Starr: "Circles" (US A&M -82)

- o'Bryan: "The gigolo" (US Cap. -81) crossbred Prince & Jacko, I
swear

- Ecstasy, Passion & Pain: "I wouldn't give you up" (US Roulette
-74) mix'd with Goldie Alexander's same (US Amer-Can -78) EPP w/
lead vocalist & composer Barbara Roy Gaskins

- Ron Louis Smith: "Party freaks, come on" (US Sunshine -78)

- Madison avenue: "The one I need" (US Straight promo -83?)

- Chocolat's: "The kings of clubs" (US SalSoul -77)

- Sandra Feva: "If you want it, you got it" (US Venture -79)

- Simon orch.: "Mr Big shot" (US Pol. promo -79) Simon Soussan,
the 'Stay away,Joe' of soul music

- Skyy: "Call me" (US SalSoul -81)

- Geraldine Hunt: "Can't fake the feeling" (US Prism -80)

- Margie Alexander: "Take my body" (US ChiSound -76)

- Perry & Sanlin: "Keep dancin' " (US Cap. -80) ex Monclairs, for
those with Harmony leanings

- Johnnie Taylor: "You're the best in the world" (US Col. -76)

- Damon Harris: "It's music" (US Wmot -78) 2nd tenor of Tempts
71-75 , really

- Saturday Night Band: "Touch me on my hot spot" (US Prelude promo
-78)

- Ruby Andrews: "Queen of the disco" (US ABC promo -77) and funny
words, too. Ruby's spouse being abducted on floor by said he-she-royalty

- Gwen McCrae: "It keeps on raining" (US Cat -75)

- Mastermind: "Hustle bus stop" (US Prelude promo -77)

- Margie Joseph: "Ready for the night" (US Cot. promo -84)

- Tony Troutman: "Your man is home tonight" (US Costal -82)

- "D" Train: "Music" (US Prelude -83)

- Tavares: "Love uprising" (US Cap. -80)

- Players' assoc.: "Dance" (US Vanguard -80)

- Melody Stewart: "Action satisfaction" (US RoyB -80) B.Roy
Gaskins' label (See EPP above) with Barbara producing, too. Albeit no so here, this blue eyed wonder was b(r)ought in from some smaller East Coast label

- Gayle Adams: "Love fever" (US Prelude -81)

Playlist Hells Kitchen, Oslo jan 14th 2011 pt. II

F&S....a crisp and fascinating blend of popular tunes, adjuvating romance and bringing forth the good in all...at Hell's Kitchen

- Jackie Moore: "Here I am" (US Shout -68)

- Jimmy McGriff: "Lonely avenue pt.2" (US Sue -64)

- Voices of East Harlem: "Wanted dead or alive" (US JSR -74)

- Paul Serrano: "Latin soul boo-ga-loo pt.1" (US MeT -68?)
Jaz trumpeter of 50s fame, he also ran RS Studios in 60s Windy City & of certain soulie interest.

- Fats Domino: "Have you seen my baby?" (US Reprise -70) Randy
Newman song

- Lyn Collins: "Me and my baby got a good thing going" (US People -72)

- Eddie Harris: "Listen here" (US Atlantic -66)

- Lee Dorsey: "Do-re-mi" (US Fury -62)

- Ray Charles: "Sweet thing like you" (US ABC -68)

- Pucho+Latin Soul Bros: "Heat!" (US Prestige -68)

- Joe Simon: "Long hot summer" (US SS7 -68)

- Robert Parker: "Secret Service" (US NOLA -67)

- Mongo Santamaria: "Twenty-five miles" (US Col. -69) the Ed Starr
song

- O.V. Wright: "I don't do windows" (US Hi -78)

- Johnny Rivers: "The seventh son" (DK Liberty -65)

- Ramsey Lewis: "Hey, Mrs.Jones" (US Cadet 67)

- Manhattans: "Manhattan stomp" (US Carnival -67)

- Baby Washington: "I've got to break away" (US MS -73)

- Joe Bataan: "Es tu cosa/ It's your thing" (US Fania -71)

- Johnnie Taylor: "I'm trying" (US Stax -68)

- Fats Domino: "All by myself" (US Imperial -59)

- Ralph Roig: "Montuno para ti" (US MGM late 60s)

- Lee Morgan: "Sweet honey bee" (US Blue Note -66)

- Lee Dorsey: "Night people" (US ABC -78)
Al Toussaint comp&prod., as he too did with Etta James' version. Lee's the faster of both Etta's and Tempts'.

- Armando Peraza: "Wild thing" (US Skye -68)
the Skip Taylor/Troggs tune, here even more cave'ishly vugalu'd.

- Ingram Family "The funk lies in our music" (US Excello -76) for
the drone of it

- Dyke+ Blazers: "Don't bug me" (US Original Sound -66)

- Precisions: "Don't double with trouble" (US Atco -69 promo)

- Fats Domino: "I'm in love again" (UK tri-centered London EP -56)

- Airto (Moreira): "Andei" (US Buddah -70 promo)

- Golden Stars: "Leba leba" (Neth.Antilles late 60s)

- Garry Davis+Vendors: "Rasha pt.2" (Bermuda Vendors -74)
They had at least one 7" out on US mainland. On 20th Cent. if mem'ry serves me well.

Playlist Hells Kitchen, Oslo jan 14th 2011 pt. I

F&S GO BEAT!

- Blue Tattoo: "Medicine man" (US Paramount -72 promo)
The Buchanan Bros. hit from 69, revv'd up with lotsa congas and (maybe not as cool) slide guitar.

- Turtles: "Buzz saw" (US White Whale -68)

- Standells: "Rari" (US Tower -66)
Singer warning for intimate relations with Ireland- or island girls?
As this LA group, not so convincingly, held Boston as home- most.
prob. about insular US East Coast femmes?

- Mercy: "Fire ball" (US Sundi -68 promo)
Flip of big seller 'Love can make you happy', this wheezing instro must be jig saw counterpart to Turtles' above. Tampa, Fla. group.

- Raspberries: "Tonight" (US Capitol -73)

- Raspberries: "Go all the way" (US Capitol -72)
Clevelanders Eric Carmen & Raspies' 2x150 sec's of RnR history. Hints of Immediate-Small Faces, Creation, Blossom Toes plus entire 'Brum catalogue, including Wizzard and ELO prior even to their very emergence.

- Hollies: "Hey Willy" (US Epic -72 promo) how come hev'vy by dem?

- Outsiders: "Lost in my world" (US Capitol -66)
Remake of these Clevelanders' "time won't let me", really.

- Everly Bros.: "When will I be loved" (Ger. Heliodor -60)
Fink last single on US Cadence,fall 59. Their Kentucky-born father was C&W artist on his own and sidekick of Ernest Tubb. Unusual chord progression here, reflecting boys' BG upbringing? Guess this German edition was spun to grinds by Paulie,Johnnie,Georgie,Pete and Stu backstage at Hamburger Bambi Kino autumn 1960.

- Donovan: "Goo goo barabajagal" (Can. Epic -68) Jeff Beck Trio

- Tremoloes: "Suddenly winter" (US Epic -69)
Lotsa backwards guitar. Fink song was recorded 67, accordingly.

- Terry Knight & Pack: "Numbers" (US Lucky Seven -66) fuzz box
galore

- Lulu: "The boat that I row" (UK Col. -67)

- Monkees: "Valleri" (US Colgems -68)
Demo version used in TV series early 67, then finished and released without band's knowledge 18 months later. Group was all the more too busy with their heady 'Head' album to care.

- Brian Hyland: "Run, run, look and see" (US Philips -66)

- Andy Williams: "Can't get used to losing you" (UK CBS -63)
Pomus/Shuman song, where punctating strings are underscoring the slightly threatening lyrics...

- Raw Meat: "Run for your life" (US Musicor -68)
Speaking of threats...I've earlier said this to be of Lennon's Battered Wife-songs. More than so, I'm afraid. Uptempo'd blue eyed funk, otherwise.

Happy New Year

Father & Son wish you a happy new year, and we are looking forward to see you on a dancefloor near us. We got loads of original vinyl ready for you. New venues in Oslo 2011 will be Hells Kitchen and the main floor upstairs at Internasjonalen.

//F&S