with Steve Fruitman
#166
March 20, 2017
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King of the Surf
Hour One: Hear this show now
Hour Two: Hear this show now
Hour One – Surfing1. Johnny & The Hurricanes: Sand Storm 1959
2. The Trashmen: King of the Surf (L LaPole) 1965
3. Jorgan Ingmann & His Guitar: Apache (Jerry Lordon) 1961
4. The Echo Tones: Inland Surfer (Mel Shaw) 1963 *
5. The Surfaris: Wipe Out (Surfaris) 1963
6. Michael Waite: Me and the Silver Surfer (Michael Waite) 1983 *
7. Chuck Berry: Around And Around (Chuck Berry) 1958
8. The Beachboys: Surfin’ USA (Chuck Berry / Brian Wilson) 1963
9. Jan & Dean: Surf City (Jan Berry / Brian Wilson) 1963
10. The Beachboys: Noble Surfer (Brian Wilson) 1963
11. The Ventures: Walk, Don’t Run ’64 (Johnny Smith) 1964
12. The Rascals: Mustang Sally (Bonny Rice) 1966
13. Canned Heat: Boogie Music (LT Tatman III) 1968
14. Simon Caine: Brown Paper Dream (Simon Caine) 1970 *
15. The Velltones: Out of Sight 1965 *
16. Misty Fire: Who Am I 1965 *
17: Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass: A Taste of Honey 1965CanCon = 29%
Hour Two – Presidential Mentality
1. Willie P Bennett: Tryin’ To Start Out Clean (Willie P Bennett) 1989 *
2. 10 CC: Americana Panorama (Eric Stewart / Graham Gouldman)1983
3. Psychedelic Furs: President Gas (Psychedelic Furs) 1982
4. Mainline: Dictator (Mendelson Joe) 1975 *
5. Cat Mother: Letter To The President 1972
6. The Knickerbockers: Lies (Buddy Randall / Beau Charles) 1966
7. Rodriguez: This is Not a Song, It’s An Outburst or The Establishment Blues (Rodriguez) 1969
8. Bruce Cockburn: Call It Democracy (Bruce Cockburn) 1985 *
9. Eileen McGann: Here’s to the Men (Eileen McGann) 1987 *
10. The Ceedees: The Patriotic Song (Curtis Driedger) 1980 *
11. L’Etranger: One People (Andrew Cash / Chuck Angus) 1984 *
12. The Flying Burrito Brothers: My Uncle (Gram Parsons / Chris Hillman) 1972
13. Manassas: Fallen Eagle (Steve Stills) 1972CanCon = 46%
Total CanCon = 37%
And Now for The Particulars: Hour One - Surfing
RIP Dave Yorko
1. Johnny & The Hurricanes: Sand Storm (T King / I Mack)
45 Single bw The Beatnik Fly: Warwick Records 59-WA-142
Toledo OH
Dave Yorko: guitar
Johnny Paris: sax
Paul Tesluk: organ
Lionel "Butch" Mattice: bass
Bill "Little Bo" Savich: drums
Produced by T King and I Mack 1959Johnny & The Hurricans began as the Orbits in Toledo, Ohio in 1957
David Yorko b. 1943 - d. Feb 17, 2017 age 73 from emphysema. Yorko left school to join the Hurricanes at age 17. They toured the Midwest, around the United States and internationally, and appeared on Dick Clark’s American Bandstand several times. Yorko was among the first to leave the Hurricanes, claiming “He got tired of being on the road and wanted a normal life.”
The people credited with having written this song were actually Harry Balk and Irving Micahnik, the band’s managers. In 1962, they played at the Star-Club in Hamburg, where the Beatles, then a little-known band, served as an opening act.
2. The Trashmen: King of the Surf (L LaPole)
Surfin’ Bird: Beat Rocket Records – BR-107
Minneapolis MN
Tony Andreason, LG, lead vocal
Dal Winslow, Guitar
Bob Reed, bass
Steve Wahrer, drums
Produced by George Garrett - 1964
Recorded by Tom JungFrom Minniapolis, Minnesota active years 1962-67. Started out as Jim Thaxter & the Travelers.
The group's original lineup was Tony Andreason on lead guitar and vocals, Dal Winslow on guitar and vocals, Steve Wahrer (d. 1989 cancer age 47) on drums and vocals, and Bob Reed on bass guitar. After a trip to California 1962, The group played surf rock which included elements from garage rock. The Trashmen's biggest hit was 1963's "Surfin' Bird", which reached No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the later part of that year.3. Jørgen Ingmann & His Guitar: Apache (Jerry Lordon)
45 Single bw Echo Boogie: Atco Records 6184
Copenhagen DK
Produced - 1961Jørgen Ingmann Pedersen (26 April 1925 – 21 March 2015) aged 89
He was influenced by American guitarist and recording studio pioneer Les Paul. In the mid-1950s he set up his own studio where he developed techniques of multi-tracking and distortion, using his own accompaniment on bass and drums, and began recording under the name Jørgen Ingmann & His Guitar. Ingmann's 1961 version of Apache (originally recorded by The Shadows) charted at #1 in Canada on the CHUM Chart
4. The Echo Tones: Inland Surfer (Mel Shaw)
45 single bw Low Down Guitar: Sotan Records S-1003
Calgary AB
Cornelius Van Sprang aka Ronnie King: guitar)
Emile Van Sprang aka Van Louis: bass
Floyd Sneed: drums
Produced 1963
Recorded at a TV studio in CalgaryCalgary, Alberta act formed in 1962 featuring Cornelius and Emile Van Sprang who would join The Stampeders in 1965. Cornelius would change his name to Ronnie King and Emile would change his name to Van Louis. The Sotan label started by Mel Shaw the eventual Stampeders Manager. That starting voice belongs to Floyd Chester Sneed (born Calgary AB November 22, 1942) of the Three Dog Night. You can hear him doing the deep vocal part on Joy To The World.
RIP Jim Fuller
5. The Surfaris: Wipe Out (Surfaris)
45 Single bw Surfer Joe: Dot Records DGT 023X
Glendora, CA
Ron Wilson (drums, vocals)
Jim Fuller (lead guitar)
Bob Berryhill (rhythm guitar)
Pat Connolly (bass)
Produced – 1963
Recorded at Pal StudiosThe Surfaris were an American surf rock band formed in Glendora, California in 1962.
Jim Fuller (June 27, 1947 - March 3, 2017) Monrovia, California) was known as the "Godfather" of surf music. He was also a studio musician that has performed on many other artists' recordings of rock, folk, and blues songs throughout his career, doing vocals, lead and bass guitar. Fuller, with his Fender guitar contributed to the popularity of Fender's brand instruments. His name is on "Hollywood's Rock Walk of Fame".
Wipe Out was written in minutes in the studio as the B side to Surfer Joe but became a huge hit (#2 Billboard). Before the music starts, Bob Berryhill's dad broke a board (imitating a breaking surf board) near the mic, followed by a maniacal laugh and the words "Wipe Out" cried by band manager Dale Smallin.
6. Michael Waite & Eyes: Me And The Silver Surfer (Michael Waite)
Cosmic Wave: A&M Records SP 9092
Toronto ON
Mike Waite: bass, piano, guitars, synths, percussion, vocals
Martian Wars: 5 string electric violin, mando-guitar, synths
Mike OBrien: drums
Kim Mitchell: guitar solo
Produced by Michael G Waite with Glen Johansen 1983
Recorded by Glen Johansen & Michael G Waite at Integrated Sound, Toronto
Mixed at Zaza Sound by Frank Morrone, Michael Waite & Glen JohansenMike Waite is currently the owner and man (with the beard) behind the counter at Mike’s Music on The Danforth in Toronto. He played bass in Toronto band Breathless, featuring a young Nash The Slash, and briefly managed FM.
RIP Chuck Berry
7. Chuck Berry: Around And Around (Chuck Berry) 1958
45 single bw Johnny B Goode: Chess Records – 1691
St Louis MO
Chuck Berry: lead guitar, vocal
Lafayette Leake: piano
Willie Dixon: bass
Fred Below: drums
Produced by Little "Bongo" Kraus 1958
Recorded at Chess Studios, Chicago, March 31, 1958Charles Edward Anderson Berry b. October 18, 1926 St. Louis, MO – d. March 18, 2017 (aged 90) St. Charles MO
Recorded by The Rolling Stones in Toronto at the El Mocambo 1976.
Also recorded by The Animals, Swinging Blue Jeans, Grateful Dead, David Bowie, Meatloaf and many others.8. The Beachboys: Surfin’ USA (Chuck Berry) 1963
Surfin USA: Capitol Records of Canada T 1890
Hawthrorne CA
Mike Love – lead vocal
David Marks – rhythm guitar
Brian Wilson – bass guitar, organ, background vocals
Carl Wilson – lead guitar, background vocals
Dennis Wilson –background vocals
Frank DeVito – drums
?: organ
Produced by Nick Venet 1963
Recorded at Capitol and Western Studios, California
First Published in Canada March 1963Brian Wilson’s lyrics were set to the music of "Sweet Little Sixteen", written by Chuck Berry. It was recorded by Beach Boys and released as a single on March 4, 1963 – their first big hit song and one of the first surf music songs with vocals. Berry’s publisher, Arc Music, threatened to sue since only Brian Wilson was originally credited with having written the song. His father, the band’s manager Murry Wilson, acquiesced and signed the song over to Arc. Later, Carl Wilson said the Beach Boys "ran into Chuck Berry in Copenhagen and he told us he loves 'Surfin' U.S.A.”
9. Jan & Dean: Surf City (Jan Berry / Brian Wilson)
Surf City and Other Swingin’ Cities: Liberty Records – LRP 3314
Los Angeles CA
Jan Berry: vocal
Dean Torrence: vocal
Hal Blaine: drums
Glen Campbell: guitar
Billy Strange: guitar
Ray Pohlman: bass
Produced by Jan Berry 1963
Recorded by Bones, Lanky & Dave Wiechman March 20, 1963 at United Western Recorders, HollywoodWilliam Jan Berry (April 3, 1941 - March 26, 2004)
Dean Ormsby Torrence (born March 10, 1940).Surf City was the first surf song to become a national number-one hit. This, and many other surf songs mention a woodie which was a 1930s station wagon with wood trimmings which were all the rage in 1950s and early 60s California beach culture. Brian Wilson gave the unfinished song to Jan Berry who finished it, recorded it and watched it surf the wave to a number one which made Murry Wilson fume. Brian Wilson later told Teen Beat Magazine, "I was proud of the fact that another group had had a number 1 track with a song I had written ... But dad would hear none of it. ... He called Jan a 'record pirate'."
10. The Beachboys: Noble Surfer (Brian Wilson)
Surfin USA: Capitol Records of Canada T 1890
Hawthrorne CA
Brian Wilson - lead, harmony and backing vocals; bass guitar; keyboard, celeste; glockenspiel
Mike Love - lead, harmony and backing vocals; saxophone
David Marks - rhythm guitar
Carl Wilson - harmony and backing vocals; lead guitar
Dennis Wilson - harmony and backing vocals; drums
Produced by Nick Venet
Recorded at Capitol and Western Studios, California
First Published in Canada March 196311. The Ventures: Walk, Don’t Run ’64 (Johnny Smith)
45 single bw The Cruel Sea: Dolton Records DO.96
Tacoma WA
Bob Bogle - bass
Don Wilson - guitar
Nokie Edwards lead guitar
Mel Taylor - drums
Produced - 1964The band formed in 1958 in Tacoma, Washington
Walk, Don’t Run was their big hit in 1960. Walk, Don't Run '64" is an updated version
They’ve recorded 66 albums of mostly instrumental pop music and have sold over 110 million albums sold worldwide12. The Rascals: Mustang Sally (Bonny Rice)
Time Peace: The Rascals Greatest Hits: Atlantic Records – SD 8190
Garfield, New Jersey
Eddie Brigati: vocals, percussion
Felix Cavaliere: vocals, keyboards
Gene Cornish (b May 14, 1944, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada) – guitar, vocals
Dino Danelli: drums
Produced by The Rascals 1968
Recorded by Tom Dowd, Adrian Barber, Chris Huston & Roy CicalaOriginally started playing together in Joey Dee and the Starliters before going out on their own in 1964.
Time Peace: The Rascals' Greatest Hits, released in mid-1968, topped the U.S. album chart and became the group's best-selling album.13. Canned Heat: Boogie Music (LT Tatman III)
Living The Blues: Liberty Records – LST 27200
Los Angeles CA
Bob Hite – vocals
Alan Wilson – slide guitar, vocals, harmonica
Henry Vestine – lead guitar
Larry Taylor – bass
Adolfo de la Parra – drums
Dr. John – horn arrangements
Produced by Canned Heat and Skip Taylor 1968
Recorded by Rich Moore and Ivan Fisher at I.D. Sound Studios, HollywoodFrom their third release, a 2 LP set of boogie music.
14. Simon Caine: Brown Paper Dream (Simon Caine) 1970 *
Simon Caine: RCA Victor - LSP 4410
Toronto ON
Pat Godfrey piano
Bruce Pennycook winds
Dennis Pendrith bass
Bill Palmer guitar
John Savage drums
Simon Caine (Peter Shields) - vocals
Produced by George Semkiw - 1970
Recorded by George Semkiw at RCA Recording Studios, Toronto15. Velltones: Out Of Sight (T Wight)
45 single bw Just Another Face In The Crowd: Hitt Records 45-0008
Ontario
Produced by Andy Laughland - 196516. Misty Fire: Who Am I (D Poirier)
45 Single bw Cries of a Gambler: Fundy Records FSC 109
Sackville NB
D Poirier: vocal
Produced – 1965RIP Lyle Ritz
17: Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass: A Taste of Honey (Bobby Scott / Ric Marlow)
Whipped Cream And Other Delights: A&M Records – SP 4110
Los Angeles CA
Lyle Ritz (bass guitar)
Herb Alpert (Trumpet/Vocals)
John Pisano (electric guitar)
Lou Pagani (piano)
Hal Blaine (drums)
Tonni Kalash (trumpet)
Bob Edmondson (trombone)
Carol Kaye: 12 string guitar
Produced by Herb Alpert, Jerry Moss 1965Lyle Joseph Ritz b. Cleveland OH January 10, 1930 – d. March 3, 2017 (aged 87) Portland, OR
Originally a ukulele player, started playing bass at recording sessions as a member of the Wrecking Crew. Ritz compiled over 5,000 credits including such notable tracks as Herb Alpert's "A Taste of Honey", The Righteous Brothers' "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'", and the Beach Boys' "Good Vibrations"
He was inducted to the Ukulele Hall of Fame Museum in 2007 and the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum in 2007.
A Taste of Honey was recorded by the Beatles for their first album in 1963
The album is seen briefly in the movie The Big Lebowski when the Dude is looking through Maude's record collection.Hour Two – Presidential Mentality
1. Willie P Bennett: Tryin To Start Out Clean (Willie P Bennett)
The Lucky Ones: Duke Street Records – DSR 31059
Peterborough ON
Willie P Bennett: vocal, high string guitar
Danny Greenspoon: guitar
Al Cross: drums
Tom Griffiths: bass
Jack Semple: guitar
Mike Holder: pedal steel
Lori Yates, Colleen Peterson, Russel deCarle: bg vocal
Produced by Danny Greenspoon 1989
Recorded by Jeff Wolpert and David Stinson at Inception Sound, TorontoWilliam Patrick "Willie P." Bennett (b. Toronto 26 October 1951 – d. Peterborough 15 February 2008)
2. 10 CC: Americana Panorama (Eric Stewart / Graham Gouldman)
Windows In The Jungle: Mercury Records – SRM 1 4087
Manchester UK
Eric Stewart: lead vocal, lead guitar, keys, percussion
Graham Gouldman: vocal, bass, rhythm guitars
Steve Gadd: drums
Simon Phillips: drums
Rick Fenn: guitars
Vic Emerson: keys
Mike Timony: keys
Mel Collins: sax
Produced by Eric Stewart & Graham Gouldman 1983
Recorded by Martin Lawrence at Strawberry Studios, Stockport UK
Mastered by Ian Cooper at the Townhouse, London3. Psychedelic Furs: President Gas (Psychedelic Furs)
Forever Now: Columbia Records FC-38261
London UK
Richard Butler: vocals
John Ashton: guitars
Tim Butler: bass
Vince Ely: drums
Gary Windo, Donn Adams & Ann Sheldon: horns
Produced by Todd Rundgren 1982
Recorded by Todd Rundgren & Chris Andersen at Utopia Sound, Bearsville NYfounded in London in 1977. This is the third of their 8 albums.
4. Mainline: Dictator (JB Mendelson) * 1975
No Substitute: Taurus Records TR 103
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Joe Mendelson: vocals, guitars, harmonica, bass, drums
Michael McKenna: guitar
Adam Mitchell: mandolin, percussion
Produced by Adam Mitchell & Mendelson Joe 1975
Recorded by Alan Thorne at Thunder Sound, Toronto
Mastered at Sterling Sound, NYC5. Cat Mother: Letter To The President (Smith)
Cat Mother: Polydor Records – 2391 019
NYC
Roy Michaels: vocal, bass
Bob Smith: vocal, keys
Michael Equine: drums
Charlie Prichard: lead & slide guitar
Steve Davidson: congas & percussion
Produced by Cat Mother 19726. The Knickerbockers: Lies (B Randell / B Charles)
The Fabulous Knickerbockers: Challenge Records CH 622
Bergenfield, NJ
John Charles, bass
Beau Charles, guitar
Buddy Randell, sax
Jimmy Walker, drums
Produced by Jerry Fuller - 1966
Recorded by Bruce Botnick & Dave Hassinger
Music arranged by Leon Russell7. Rodriguez: This is Not a Song, It’s An Outburst or The Establishment Blues (Rodriguez)
Searching For Sugarman Soundtrack: Light In The Attic Records LITA 089
Detroit MI
Rodriguez: acoustic guitar, vocals
Dennis Coffey: electric guitar
Mike Theodore: keys
Bob Babbitt: bass
Andrew Smith: drums
Bob Pengborn: percussion
Produced by Mike Theodore and Dennis Coffey 1970
Recorded by Milan Bogden & Mike Thodore at Tera-Shirma Studios, Detroit Aug-Sept 1969
Originally released on LP Cold Fact: Sussex Records SXBS 7000
Soundtrack Producers: Matt Sullivan & Rob Santos - 2012
Remastered by Dave Cooley at Elysian Masters9. Bruce Cockburn: Call It Democracy (Bruce Cockburn) *
World of Wonders: True North Records TN 66
Ottawa ON
Bruce Cockburn: guitar, vocal
Jon Goldsmith: keys
Fergus Jemison Marsh: bass, stick
Hugh Marsh: violin
Produced by Jon Goldsmith & Kerry Crawford 1985
Recorded by John Naslen at Manta Sound, Toronto
Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Masterdisc, NYC10. Eileen McGann: Here’s to the Men (Eileen McGann)
Elements: Dragonwing Music – DRGN 111
Vancouver Island, BC
Eileen McGann: vocal, guitar
Grit laskin: concertina
Ken Whiteley: mandolin
Bill Craig, Sosan hoo Kong, Jim MacMillan, Sean Mulrooney, Cathy Miller, Mary Simpson: bg vocal
Produced by Ken Whiteley 198711. The Ceedees: The Patriotic Song (Curtis Driedger)
Hit The Ditch: Carrot Records CD-1-1980
Peterborough ON
Curtis Driedger: guitar, keys, vocals
Ed Dick: bass
Nick Kent: drums
Susan Newman: keys, vocal
Rob Fortin: guitar, vocal
Produced by The CeeDees 1980
Recorded by glen Johansen at Integrated Studios, Agincourt (Toronto) ONThis was their only album although they did release a 5 song EP in 1985
Nick Kent went to play with Martha & The Muffins after this12. L’Etranger: One People (Andrew Cash / Chuck Angus)
Running Out Of Funtown: Ground Zero Records LET-002
Toronto / Cobalt ON
Andrew Cash: guitar, lead vocal
Chuck Angus: bass, vocal, piano
Pete Duffin: drums, vocal
Produced by Greg Lunny and L’Etranger 1984
Recorded by Greg Lunny and Mark Campaigne at Nova Sound Studio, Markham ONformed in 1980, they were named for the novel L'Étranger by Albert Camus
The band was best known for their anti-apartheid single "One People", one of the first independent videos ever to gain airplay on the then-new MuchMusic.
Charlie Angus, now a Member of Parliament, is currently running for leadership of the federal NDP; Andrew Cash was a fellow MP but lost his seat in the last election; Duffin is a fire fighter.12. The Flying Burrito Brothers: My Uncle (Gram Parsons / Chris Hillman)
The Last of the Red Hot Burritos: A&M Records – SP 4343
Los Angeles CA
Al Perkins: pedal steel
Kenny Wertz: vocal, acoustic guitar
Chris Hillman: bass
Rick roberts: guitar
Michael Clarke: drums
Byron Berline: fiddle
Produced by Jim Dickson 1972
Recorded live by Ed Kramer & Buzz Richmond on The Record Plant’s mobile unit13. Manassas: Fallen Eagle (Steve Stills) 1972
Manassas: Atlantic Records – SD 2 902
Los Angeles CA
Stephen Stills: guitar, vocal, slide, moog, keys
Chris Hillman: guitar, mandolin
Al Perkins: guitar, steel
Paul Harris: keys
Jerry Aiello: keys
Joe Lala: congas, timbales, percussion
Byron Berline: fiddle
Dallas Taylor: drums
Sydney George: harmonica
Roger Bush: acoustic bass
Produced by Stephen Stills, Chris Hillman & Dallas Taylor – 1972
Recorded by Ronnie Albert and Howard Albert at Criteria Sound Studios, Miami, Florida
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