33.45.78 All Vinyl Radio Show
with Steve Fruitman
#78
June 15, 2015


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Mostly 45s
Hour One: Hear this show now
Hour Two: Hear this show now

Hour One

1.   Mandala: Opportunity (Dominec Troiano) * 1966
2.   Buddy Burk & Canadian Meteors: That Big Old Moon (G Roberts / F Fredericks) * 1957
3.   Joe Walsh: Rockets (Joe Walsh) 1981
4.   John Williams: Close Encounters of the Third Kind (John Williams) 1977
5.   The Bordens: Theme from Star Wars (John Williams) * 1980
6.   The Seekers: A World Of Our Own (Tom Springfield) 1968
7.   Wayne Fontana & the Mindbenders: The Game of Love (C Ballard Jr) 1965
8.   Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas: Trains, Boats & Planes (Hal David / Burt Bacharach) 1965
9.   Doug & The Slugs: St. Laurent Summer * (Doug Bennett) * 1982
10. Ian & Sylvia: Pilgrimage to Paradise (David Rea) * 1967
11. Elvis Presley: (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear (Kal Mann / Bernie Low) 1957
12. The Bierdo Brothers: Teddy Bear’s Picnic * 1985
13. Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes: Up Where We Belong (Jack Nitzsche / Will Jennings / Buffy St-Marie) 1982
14. Pete Townsend: Le My Love Open The Door (Pete Townsend) 1980
15. James Last: Sundown (Gordon Lightfoot) 1975

CanCon=40%

Hour Two

1.   The McCoys: Faces (Randy Zehringer / Robert Pieterson) 1968
2.   The Pukka Orchestra: Rubber Girl (Williamson) * 1981
3.   Shuffle Demons: Funkie Pumpkin (Richard Underhill / David Parker) 1988 *
4.   April Wine: Say Hello (Myles Goodwyn) 1979 *
5.   Lick ‘N’ Stick: Mary Ann (Paul James Vigna) 1976 *
6.   Darryl Dukeshire: All You Want To Do Is Dance (Darryl Dukeshire) 1981 *
7.   The Haunted: Message To Pretty (Arthur Lee) * 1967
8.   The Flamingos: Bonsoir Cherie (Doucet / Doucet) * 1961
9.   René Donaldon: The Way To Calgary ( René Donaldson) * nd.
10. Green Castle: Come Day Go Day (Heremon Herber) 1972*
11. The Toys: Lovers Concerto (Linzer / Randall) 1965
12. The Commodores: Getting’ It (D Cochrane / W Orange) 1981
13. Jewel Akens: The Bird & The Bees (Barry Stuart) 1964
14. Gale Garnet: We’ll Sing In The Sunshine * (Gale Garnet) 1964
15. Sounds Orchestral: Cast Your Fate To The Wind (Guaraldi / Werber) 1964

CanCon=67%

Total CanCon = 53%



And now, for the particulars that every vinyl lover needs (to exist):

Hour One

1.   Mandala: Opportunity (Dominec Troiano)
Classics: WEA - 25 23291
Toronto, ON
Domenic Troiano   guitar
George Olliver vocals
Penti 'Whitey' Glan drums
Don Elliot bass
Joey Chirowski keys
Produced by Domenic Troiano - 1966
Recorded at Chess Studios, Chicago

2.   Buddy Burk & Canadian Meteors: That Big Old Moon (G Roberts / F Fredericks) *
45 Single: Regency Records - 686X
Toronto
Produced 1957

3.   Joe Walsh: Rockets (Joe Walsh)
45 Single: Asylum Records – E 47144
Witchita KS
Joe Walsh: guitars, vocals
Joe Vitale: drums, ARP Synth
Kenny Passerelli: bass
Rocke Grace: piano
Produced by Joe Walsh - 1981

4.   John Williams: Close Encounters of the Third Kind (John Williams)
45 Single: Arista Records – AS 0300
Floral Park, NY
Produced by John Williams & Rick Chertoff – 1977
Recorded by Dan Wallin

5.   The Bordens: Theme from Star Wars (John Williams) * 1980
Good Times: JRGB-80
Dryden ON
George Borden - Jeannette Borden - Roger Borden - Gary Borden - Bill Dombradi
Produced by The Bordens - 1980
Recorded by Harry Taylor at Century 21 Studios, Winnipeg

6.   The Seekers: A World Of Our Own (Tom Springfield)
45 Single: Capitol Records – 5430
Melbourne / Victoria, Australia
Judith Durham: piano, vocals
Athol Guy: bass, vocals
Keith Potger: 12 string guitar, banjo, vocals
Bruce Woodley: guitar, mandolin, banjo and vocals.
Produced - 1968

Also a hit for Sonny James

7.   Wayne Fontana & the Mindbenders: The Game of Love (C Ballard Jr)
45 Single: Fontana Records – F-1509X
Manchester UK
Wayne Fontana: vocals
Bob Lang – bass
Eric Stewart – guitars, vocals
Ric Rothwell – drums
Jimmy O'Neil – keyboards
Graham Foote – guitars
Produced by Wayne Fontana - 1965

born Glyn Geoffrey Ellis, 28 October 1945

8.   Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas: Trains, Boats & Planes (Hal David / Burt Bacharach)
45 Single: Capitol Records – 72254
Liverpool UK
Billy J Kramer: vocals
Robin MacDonald: ryhthm guitar
Mike Maxfield: lead guitar
Mick Green: guitar
Tony Reeves: bass
Produced by George Martin - 1965

born William Howard Ashton, 19 August 1943, Bootle, Lancashire, England
Dakotas were based in Manchester

9.   Doug & The Slugs: St. Laurent Summer * (Doug Bennett) *
45 Single: Ritdong Records – PB 50711
Vancouver BC
Doug Bennett: vocals
Rick Baker: guitar
John Burton: guitar
Simon Kendall: keys
Steve Bosley: bass
John "Wally" Watson: drums
Produced - 1982

10. Ian & Sylvia: Pilgrimage to Paradise (David Rea) *
45 Single: MGM Records – 13686
Alberta / Toronto
Produced - 1967

11. Elvis Presley & the Jordanaires: (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear (Kal Mann / Bernie Low)
45 Single: RCA Gold Standard – 447 0620
Memphis TN
Elvis Presley: guitar, vocal
Gordon Stoker: First Tenor
Neal Matthews: Second Tenor
Hoyt Hawkins: baritone
Hugh Jarrett: bass
Dudley Brooks – piano
Bill Black – double bass
D.J. Fontana – drums
Produced by Walter Scharf – 1957
Recorded by Thorne Nogar January 22, 1957, Radio Recorders, Hollywood

From film “Loving You”

12. Bierdo Brothers: Teddy Bears Picnic (John W Bratton / Jimmy Kennedy)
More Better Music: Waxing Records WW575
Kitchener / Waterloo ON
Sandy MacDonald: guitar, vocal
Glen Soulis: skol klarinetts, vocal
Shiela Forrester: honky tonk piano, porta-sound, rubber duck
Mike Budding: bass
Bernie Carrol: snare drum
Produced by James Beirdo circa 1985
Recorded by Stevie Beirdo at The Waxworks, St Jacobs, ON

13. Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes: Up Where We Belong (Jack Nitzsche / Will Jennings / Buffy St-Marie)
45 Single: Island Records – 99 99967
Crookes, Sheffield, UK / Anaheim CA
Produced by Stewart Lovine - 1982

From film An Officer & A Gentleman

14. Pete Townsend: Le My Love Open The Door (Pete Townsend) 1980
45 Single: Atco Records – 7217
London UK
Pete Townshend: vocals, guitars, synths
John "Rabbit" Bundrick: "straight" keyboards
Simon Phillips: drums (tracks: A2 to A4, B2, B4, B5)
Tony Butler: bass guitar
Produced by Chris Thomas – 1980
Recorded by Bill Price Eel Pie Studios,  London
Mastered by Ted Jenson

15. James Last: Sundown (Gordon Lightfoot)
Rock Me Gently – A Tribute To The Great Canadian Songwriters: Polydor – 2371 584
Bremen, Germany
Produced by James Last – 1975
Recorded by Peter Klempt
Mastered by Robert Ludwig at Sterling Sound, NYC

b. as Hans Last; 17 April 1929 – d. 9 June 2015 Palm Beach, FL
Has recorded at least 206 LPs – put out 7 in 1975

Hour Two

1.   The McCoys: Faces (Randy Zehringer / Robert Pieterson)
Infinite McCoys: Mercury Records – SR 61163
Union City, IN
Randy Hobbs: bass
Randy Zehringer: drums
Robert Peterson: keys
Rick Zehringer: guitar
Produced by The McCoys – 1968

3rd of 4 LPs

2.   The Pukka Orchestra: Rubber Girl (Williamson)
45 Single: Rubber Records 0001
Toronto ON
Graeme Williamson: vocals
Neil Chapman: guitar
Tony Duggan-Smith: guitar
Produced by Jim Bungard and Pukka Orchestra - 1981

3.   Shuffle Demons: Funkie Pumpkin (Richard Underhill / David Parker)
45 Single: Stubby Records – SR 004
Toronto
Rich Underhill - alto, baratone sax
Mike Murley - tenor, baratone, alto sax
Dave Parker - tenor sax
Jim Vivian - bass
Stich Wynston - drums
Produced by the Shuffle Demons - 1988

4.   April Wine: Say Hello (Myles Goodwyn)
45 Single: Aquarius Records – AC 5087
Montreal QC
Myles Goodwyn-vocals, guitars, keyboards
Gary Moffet-guitars, background vocals
Steve Lang-bass, background vocals
Brian Greenway-vocals, guitars
Jerry Mercer-drums
Produced by Myles Goodwyn & Nick Blagona 1979
Recorded at Le Studio, Morin Heights,Quebec

5.   Lick ‘N’ Stick: Mary Ann (Paul James Vigna)
45 Single: CBS Stereo Demonstration Record – DJC4 4134
Toronto ON
Paul James: guitar, vocals
Rick Law (bass)
Martin Soldat (keyboards)
Bob Hancock (drums)
Produced by Bob Gallo -  1976

6.   Darryl Dukeshire & Maple Ridge: All You Want To Do Is Dance (Daryl Dukeshire)
45 Single: CTC Records – no serial no.
Timmins ON
Darryl Dukeshire: guitar, vocals
Garnet Sinker
Bruce Rolls
Produced -  1981
Recorded at 42nd St Studio, Hamilton ON by Rick Lightheart

7.   The Haunted: Message To Pretty (Arthur Lee)
45 Single: Trans World Records – TW 1674
Montreal QC
Bob Burgess (lead vocals)
Pierre Faubert (guitar)
Glen Holmes (bass)
Jurgen Peter (guitar)
Peter Symes (drums)
Produced by L McKelvey & H Squires - 1967

8.   Les Flamingos: Bonsoir Cherie (Doucet / Doucet) *
45 Single: Rusticana Records – RM 190
Gaspé, QC
Clermont and Hervé Doucet: vocals
Produced - 1961

Well known duo in Quebec 1959 – 66 – recorded a dozen singles and an LP

9.   René Donaldon: The Way To Calgary (René Donaldson)
45 Single: Les Disques Jouflu – FJ 1000
Calgary AB
Produced - ?

10. The Green Castle: Come Day Go Day (Heremon Herber)
45 Single: Melbourne Records – GT 3369
?
Produced by L Daly & Doug Trineer - 1973

11. The Toys: Lovers Concerto (Sandy Linzer / Denny Randall)
45 Single: Reo Records – 8876X
New York City
Barbara Harris: sang lead most of the time.
Barbara Parritt
June Montiero
Produced by Linzer and Randell - 1965

12. The Commodores: Getting’ It (D Cochrane / W Orange)
45 Single: Motown Records – M 1514X
Tuskegee AL
Walter Orange lead singer, drums, keyboards
Lionel Richie vocals, saxophone, piano, drums
Milan Williams keyboards, trombone, rhythm guitar (died of cancer, July 9, 2006)
Ronald La Pread bass guitar, trumpet
Thomas McClary lead guitar
William "WAK" King trumpet, rhythm guitar, synthesizer
Produced by James Carmichael and The Commodores 1979

13. Jewel Akens: The Bird & The Bees (Barry Stuart)
45 Single: Era Records – 3141
Houston TX
Produced - 1964

14. Gale Garnet: We’ll Sing In The Sunshine (Gale Garnet)
45 Single: RCA Victor – 47-8388
Toronto ON
Produced by Andy Wiswell – 1964

b. Aukland NZ  17 July 1942 – Moved to Canada when she was 11
won the Grammy Award for Best Ethnic or Traditional Folk Recording in 1965

15. Sounds Orchestral: Cast Your Fate To The Wind (Guaraldi / Werber)
45 Single: Pye Records – 761
UK
Johnny Pearson (piano)
Kenny Clare (drums and percussion)
Tony Reeves (bassist, who later played with Curved Air)
Produced by John Schroeder had worked with Johnny Pearson - 1964



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