33.45.78 All Vinyl Radio Show
with Steve Fruitman
#41
September 29, 2014

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 Cops & Robbers
Hour One: Hear this show
Hour Two: Hear this show

Hour One

1.   June Eikhard and Her Tantramar Ramblers: Niagara Breakdown
2.   The Notting Hillbillies: Run Me Down (Trad)
3.    Ricky Skaggs: Highway 40 Blues (Ricky Skaggs)
4.   Roger Bourque: Newfie Girl (Bill Sweeney)
5.   Kinky Friedman: High On Jesus (Kinky Friedman)
6.   U2: Jesus Christ (Woody Guthrie)
7.   Barry McGuire: Sloop John B (PF Sloan / Steve Barri / Barry McGuire / B Howe)
8.   Blues Image: Fugue U (Trad) / Parchman Farm (Mose Allison) / Wrath of Daisey (Blues Image)
9.   Gordon Lightfoot: Daisy Do (Gordon Lightfoot)
10  Buddy Knox: Early Morning Rain (Gordon Lightfoot)
11  Figgy Duff: Mandolin Set (Trad)
12  Frankie Lane: Rawhide (Ned Washington / Dimitri Tiompkin)
13  Harry Belafonte: The Ox Drivers (Corman / Belafonte)
14  Rose Maddox: Move It On Over (Hank Williams)
15  Robin Barriault: Reel de la Gaspesie (trad)

Hour Two – Cops and Robbers

1.   Cromdale: Duncan Johnson (D McLeod) / Glasgow Police Pipers (trad) / Duncan The Gauger (E MacRae)
2.   Barry Luft & Tim Rogers: Hobo’s Song To The Mounties (Wilf Carter)
3.   Ted Wesley: The Bay, The Church, The RCMP (W Bean)
4.   The Brothers In Law: The RCMP (Alex Somerville / Howard Duffy)
5.   Dick Nolan: Aunt Martha’s Sheep (Dick Nolan / Ellis Coles)
6.   Ottawa Police Male Chorus: United We Stand (Tony Hiller and Peter Simmons)
7.   Mac Beattie & The Ottawa Valley Melodiers: Bank Robbery At Cobden (Mac Beattie)
8.   Meredith Cutting & Ron Henderson: The Little Cowpoke (Ron Henderson)
9.   Metropolitan Toronto Place Association Male Chorus: Hava Ne Gila (trad)
10  Wild Man Fischer: Cops & Robbers (Larry Fischer)
11  The Mothers of Invention: Who Needs The Peace Corps / Concentration Moon (Frank Zappa)
12  Bruce Springsteen: Vigilante Man (Woody Guthrie)
13  John Prine: Illegal Smile (John Prine)
14  Ry Cooder: Don’t Take Your Guns To Town (Johnny Cash)

The Particulars

Hour One

1.   June Eikhard and Her Tantramar Ramblers: Niagara Breakdown
Canada’s First Lady of the Fiddle: Banff / Rodeo – RBS 1076
Moncton NB / Oshawa ON
June Eikard: fiddle
Cletus “Leroy” Glazier: guitar
Jackie Doyle: piano
Cecil Eikhard, bass
Al Cogan, electric Guitar
Produced by Dougal Trineer – 1959

b. Moncton NB 1932
Mother of singer / songwriter Sheila Eikard
June was fifteen she picked up her grandfather’s violin
She placed 2nd in the Championship Class at the 1959 annual Canadian Old Time Fiddler’s Contest held in Shelburne, Ontario, being the first woman to do so in the nine years history of the contest.

2.   The Notting Hillbillies: Run Me Down (Trad)
Missing…: Warner Bros – 92 6147
UK
Mark Knopfler: guitar, vocals
Guy Fletcher: keyboards, vocals
Steve Phillips: guitar, vocals
Brendan Croker: guitar, vocals
Produced by Mark Knopfler and Guy Fletcher – 1990
Recorded by Bill Schnee

Got together for just this one album.
Performed from 1990-93 plust one reunion tour 2002

3.    Ricky Skaggs: Highway 40 Blues (Ricky Skaggs)
Highways & Heartaches: Epic – FE 37996
Cordell, Kentucky
Ricky Skaggs: guitar, mandolin
Rodney Price: drums
Jesse Chambers: bass
Mickey Merritt: piano
Bruce Bouton: steel
Ray Flacke: electric guitar
Bela Fleck: banjo
Produced by Ricky Skaggs – 1982
Recorded at Audio Media Recorders, Nashville
Mastered at Masterfonics by Glenn Meadows, Nashville

b. Cordell 1954
Began playing mando when he was 5. By 6 played mandolin and sang on stage with Bill Monroe
At age 7, he appeared on television's Martha White country music variety show, playing with Lester Flattand Earl Scruggs. He also wanted to audition for the Grand Ole Opry at that time, but was told he was too young.
joined The Country Gentlemen in Washington, DC, then played in Emmy-lou Harris’s band for a few years
Has won dozens of awards

4.   Roger Bourque: Newfie Girl (Bill Sweeney)
Newfie Girl: Paragon Records – ALS 217
Yarmouth NS / Toronto ON
Produced by Jack Boswell & Bill Bessey – circa 1973

Learned to play when he was 12
Moved to Toronto 1963 and formed The Peel County Playboys & Juanita who also recorded for Paragon

5.   Kinky Friedman: High On Jesus (Kinky Friedman)
Sold American: Vanguard Records – VSD 79333
Texas
Kinky Friedman: guitar, vocals
John Buck Wilkin, Danny Finley, Doyle Grisham, Dan Moose, Norman Blake, Chuck Glaser, Bill Holmes: guitars
Fred Pierce, Ken Malone: drums
Bill Holmes: bass
John Harris, David Briggs: piano
David Briggs: organ
Doyle Grisham: steel, dobro
Norman Blake: Mandolin
John Hartford, Buddy Spicher: fiddle
Paul Craft: banjo
Jimmy Payne: harp
Produced by Chuck Glaser – 1973

Richard Samet "Kinky" Friedman born November 1, 1944 Chicago
Newsweek: …is on his way to becoming the first Texas-Jewish country-music star.
Got the nickname "Kinky" because of his curly hair
1968 formed his 1st band, King Arthur & the Carrots, while a student at the University of Texas recorded 1 single
By 1971, Friedman had formed his second band, Kinky Friedman and The Texas Jewboys
His break came in 1973 thanks to Commander Cody, who contacted Vanguard Music on his behalf
Always been very active Democrat in politics

6.   U2: Jesus Christ (Woody Guthrie)
A Vision Shared: A Tribute To Woody Guthrie And Leadbelly: Folkways / Columbia – AL 44034
Dublin, Ireland
Bono: vocals, harmonica
The Edge: guitar
Adam Clayton: bass
Larry Mullen Jr.: drums
Produced by Jimmy Iovine and Jack Clement – 1988
Recorded by David R Ferguson
Mixed by Shelly Yakus

7.   Barry McGuire: Sloop John B (PF Sloan / Steve Barri / Barry McGuire / B Howe)
Eve Of Destruction: RCA Victor – D 50003
Oklahoma City
Produced by Lou Adler – 1965

b. October 15, 1935 Oklahoma City
Started a duo with Barry Kane called Barry & Barry – both joined New Christy Minstrels in 1963 – 65. Co-wrote their biggest hit Green Green.
The album reached the Billboard top 100 at 37; the single went number 1
Now retired and living in New Zealand
Did a few years of recording and performing w Terry Talbot of Mason Profit

Sloop John B was a trad folksong from Bahamas. The song was first reported by Richard Le Gallienne, with five verses and the chorus published in 1916 Harpers Magazing
First popular recording was by Kingston Trio 1958. Johnny Cash did a version called I Want To Go Home, 1959
Beachboys had a huge hit with it in 1966 at the insistance of Al Jardine
Mcguire’s version of it came out the same year but is reworked and very different

8.   Blues Image: Fugue U (Trad) / Parchman Farm (Mose Allison) / Wrath of Daisey (Blues Image)
Open: Atco Records – SD 33-317
Tampa FL
Mike Pinera – Lead vocals, Lead guitar
Malcolm Jones – Bass
Joe Lala – Percussion, Vocals
Skip Konte – Keyboards
Manny Bertematti – Drums
Kent Henry – Guitars
Produced by Richard Podolor – 1970
Recorded by Bill Cooper

From their 2nd LP featuring hit song Ride Captain Ride.
Became the houseband in Tampa at a venue that featured Cream, Grateful Dead before moving to LA
1 Hit Wonder band. Joe Lala played in CSNY & Manassas

9.   Gordon Lightfoot: Daisy Do (Gordon Lightfoot)
Early Lightfoot: AME Records - 7000
Toronto, ON
Produced by Art Snider - 1972
Recorded in Nashville TN circa 1962

10  Buddy Knox: Early Morning Rain (Gordon Lightfoot)
Gypsy Man: United Artists – UAS 6689
Happy, Texas
Produced by Bob Montgomery – 1968

July 20, 1933 - February 14, 1999

11  Figgy Duff: Mandolin Set (Trad)
Touch The Earth: CBC Records – LM 473
St. John’s NL
Noel Dinn: percussion
No info about any other performers
Produced by Paul Mills – 1981
Recorded at CBC Studios – 1976 for CBC radio program Touch The Earth, hosted by Sylvia Tyson

12  Frankie Lane: Rawhide (Ned Washington / Dimitri Tiompkin)
High Noon: Harmony Records – H 30406
Chicago Ill
Jimmy Carroll and his orchestra
Producer not listed – circa 1965

b. Chicago March 30, 1913  – February 6, 2007
Real Name: Francesco Paolo LoVecchio his father worked as the personal barber for gangster Al Capone
Singer and Actor
Song was written for the movie High Noon 1952 sung by Tex Ritter
 Leonard Cohen paid tribute to Laine in his song "Memories", from the 1977 album Death of a Ladies' Man, with the opening line "Frankie Lane, he was singing Jezebe

13  Harry Belafonte: The Ox Drivers (Corman / Belafonte)
Belafonte Returns To Carnegie Hall: RCA Victor LSO-6007
New York City
The Belafonte Folk Singers
Walter Raim, guitar
Produced by Rob Bollard – 1960
Recorded at Carnegie Hall, May 2, 1960 by Bob Simpson

Recorded original Live at Carnegie Hall 1959.

14  Rose Maddox: Move It On Over (Hank Williams)
An Evening with Rose Maddox and Her Brothers: Arc International – 803
Cliff Maddox (born 1912 Boaz, Alabama - died 1949)
Cal Maddox (born November 3, 1915 Boaz, Alabama - died 1968)
Fred Maddox (born July 3, 1919 Boaz, Alabama - died October 29, 1992)
Don Maddox (born December 7, 1922 Boaz, Alabama)
Rose Maddox (born August 15, 1925 Boaz, Alabama - died April 15, 1998)
Henry Maddox (born March 19, 1928 Boaz, Alabama - died 1974)
Boaz, Alabama
Produced 1967
Recorded 1948

Hank Williams first Country hit in 1947

15  Robin Barriault: Reel de la Gaspesie (trad)
Rigodon: Les Disques Saloon – SA 8112
Baie des Capuchins QC
Produced by Saloon Records – 1974

Born in 1963

Hour Two - Cops and Robbers

1.   Cromdale: Duncan Johnson (D McLeod) / Glasgow Police Pipers (trad)  / Duncan The Gauger (E MacRae)
Time To Spare: Ind – WRC1 4451
Pickering ON
Bobby Watt: guitar
Millar Hodgart: electric guitar, bass
Jay Adam: keys
Ian anderson: highland bagpipe
Produced by Jim Scott – 1986
Recorded at SRS Studio, London ON

Bobby Watt was a Toronto police officer for about 10 years, mostly as a diver

THE RCMP Songs

2.   Barry Luft & Tim Rogers: Hobo’s Song To The Mounties (Wilf Carter)
Songs of the Iron Trail: Sefel Records - SEF 83IT01)
Calgary, AB
Grit Laskin
Patty Rogers
Produced by Ron Mahonin – 1983
Recorded at Northern Productions, Calgary June & July 1983
http://www.irontrail.ca

Re-Mastered for CD by Richard Harrow at audiomastering.com - 2007

3.   Ted Wesley: The Bay, The Church, The RCMP (W Bean)
North of Canada: Boot Records – BOS 7172
Yellowknife NT
Brian Russell, Red Shea, Chuck Goudie, Ted Wesley: guitars
Clint Grantham: bass
Brian Russell: percussion
Produced by Chuck Goudie – 1976
Recorded by Peter Mann at Eastern Sound, Toronto

b. Northern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe)
Recorded 3 LPs. Was an Elvis impersonater.
Ted Wasylkiewicz

4.   The Brothers In Law: The RCMP (Alex Somerville / Howard Duffy)
Oh! Oh! Canada: Arc Records 636
Windsor ON
Howard Duffy, guitar
Larry Reaume, guitar
Ken Clarke, bass
Alex Somerville, banjo
Produced by Arc Records – 1964

Windsor cops who did this on the side. Put out several album for Arc in the 60s.
This song deals with McCarthyistic RCMP witch-hunts in the early 60s.

5.   Dick Nolan: Aunt Martha’s Sheep (Dick Nolan / Ellis Coles)
Best of Dick Nolan: RCA – KYL1-0393
Corner Brook NL
Produced by Barry Haugen – 1977

Ottawa Valley Cops

6.   Ottawa Police Male Chorus: United We Stand (Tony Hiller and Peter Simmons)
United We Stand: Marc Records – MP 1046
Ottawa ON
Tenors: Dominic D’Arcy, elzear Desroches, Ray Draper, Fred Gorman, Davis Hodgins, Michael McCallum, A.D. McConnell, Jim McKenna, Paul Rochon, John Rodgers, Brian Sullivan, Bob Taylor, Gary Thompson
Basses: John Aldrich, Richard Amisson, Bill Brooks, Pat Chapman, Frank Cook, Mike Fahey, Ron Hammell, Don Harrison, Irving Kurz, Terry Lynch, Chris Murphy, Taras Mushka, Daryl Parlee, Garry Rae, Des Sloan, Ed Walker, Terry Welsh
Craig Davidson: Director
Produced by Gary David & Craig Davidson – circa 1970
Recorded by John Cybanski at Marc Productions Ltd, Ottawa

7.    Mac Beattie & The Ottawa Valley Melodiers: Bank Robbery At Cobden (Mac Beattie)
This Ottawa Valley Of Mine: Banff Rodeo Records RBS 1211
Arnprior ON
Reg Hill, fiddle
Gaetan Fairfield, guitar
Bob Whitney, alto sax
Bob Price, piano
Tony Miseferi, bass
Gordie Summers, lead guitar
Mac Beattie, vocal, drums washboard
Produced by Ralph Carlson January 16, 1966
http://www.backtothesugarcamp.com/macbeattie.html

Jeanie Miller, the herion of this song, was rescued by OPP officers and married one of them. By the 1990s he had been abusing her to the point in which she killed him.

Toronto Police

8.   Meredith Cutting & Ron Henderson: The Little Cowpoke (Ron Henderson)
Singing Policemen: Red Sun Records – RS 3
Toronto ON
Meredith Cutting: guitar, vocals
Ron Henderson: guitar, vocals, mandolin, synths
Marty Morin: drums
Jim Pecchia, bass
Robert Steele, keys
Brian Ainsworth, Rosanne Baker, Eric Petty: bg vocals
Produced by Brian Ainsworth – 1984
Recorded by Peter Willis at Wexford Studios, Toronto

Originally called The Copper Tones - 54 Divisioin

9.   Metropolitan Toronto Place Association Male Chorus: Hava Ne Gila (trad)
A New Beat: Stone Records – SXS 3737
Toronto
Orchestral Arrangements: Leonard Moss
Conductor: Alex Teck
Peter Appleyard
Howie Reay
Jimmy Coxson
Teddy Rodderman
Mary Barrow
Eugene Rittick
Jack Zaza
C Yssellsteyn
Neville Bains
Ralph Fraser
Produced 1968

10  Wild Man Fischer: Cops & Robbers (Larry Fischer)
An Evening With Wild Man Fischer: Bizarre / Reprise – 6332
Los Angeles CA
Wild Man Fischer: vocal, all noises and sounds
Produced by Frank Zappa – 1968
Recorded by Jerry Hansen at Sunset Sound Studios, Hollywood

Larry Wayne Fischer  November 6, 1944  – June 16, 2011
Zappa and Fischer remained close until Fischer threw a jar at Zappa's daughter Moon Unit Zappa, barely missing her.[2] Due to this falling out, Zappa's widow, Gail Zappa, has not yet released An Evening with Wild Man Fischer on CD.
Fischer appeared on national television (Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In) and was the subject of a comic book(The Legend of Wild Man Fischer)

11  The Mothers of Invention: Who Needs The Peace Corps / Concentration Moon (Frank Zappa)
We’re Only In It For The Money: Bizarre / Verve – V6 5046X
Los Angeles CA
Frank Zappa – guitar, piano, lead vocals, weirdness & editing
Jimmy Carl Black – Indian of the group, drums, trumpet, vocals
Roy Estrada – electric bass, vocals, asthma
Billy Mundi – drums, vocals, yak & black lace underwear
Don Preston – retired
Bunk Gardner – all woodwinds, mumbled weirdness
Ian Underwood – piano, woodwinds, wholesome
Euclid James "Motorhead" Sherwood – road manager, baritone saxophone, soprano saxophone, all purpose weirdness & teen appeal
Dick Barber – Snorks
Produced by Frank Zappa – 1968
Recorded Gary Kellgren, Dick Kunc at Capitol Studios, LA; Mayfair and Apostolic Studios, NYC 1967

Mother’s 3rd album

12  Bruce Springsteen: Vigilante Man (Woody Guthrie)
A Vision Shared: A Tribute To Woody Guthrie And Leadbelly: Folkways / Columbia – AL 44034
Newark, NJ
Bruce Springsteen: guitar, vocal
Garry Tallent: bass
Nils Lofgren, guitar
Danny Federici: keys
Roy Bittan: organ
Max Weinberg, drums
Patti Scialfa: bg vocals, percussion
Produced by Bruce Springsteen, Jon Landau, Chuck Plotkin – 1988
Recorded by Toby Scott
Mixed by Bob Clearmountain
Executive Producer of the Project: Don DeVito and Joe McEwen, Harold Leventhal, Ralph Rinzler
Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Masterdisk, New York City

13  John Prine: Illegal Smile (John Prine)
John Prine: Atlantic Records – SD 8296
 Maywood, Illinois
John Prine: guitar, vocals
Reggie Young: lead guitar
Leo LeBlanc: pedal steel
John Christopher: guitar
Bobby Emmons: organ
Bobby Wood, piano
Mike Leach: bass
Gene Chrisman: drums
Bishop Heywood: percussion
Steve Goodman: guitar, harmony vocals
Dave Prine: fiddle
Neil Rosengarden: bass
Produced by Arif Mardin – 1971
Recorded by Dale Smith at American Recordion Studios, Memphis (except Paradise – recorded at A&R Studios, NYC)

14  Ry Cooder: Don’t Take Your Guns To Town (Johnny Cash)
Blue City Soundtrack: Warner Brothers – 92 5386
Los Angeles CA
Ry Cooder: vocal, guitar
Jim Keltner: drums
Jorge Calderon: bass
Jim Dickinson: keys
Miguel Cruz: percussion
Produced by Ry Cooder – 1986
Recorded by Mark Ettel at Ocean Way Recording, Hollywood
Mastered by Bernie Grundman
 

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