with Steve Fruitman
#167
March 27, 2017
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Shaken, Not Stirred
Hour One: Hear this show now
Hour Two: Hear this show now
Hour One1. Buffalo Springfield: For What It’s Worth (Steve Stills) 1966
2. SHF Band: Follow Me Through (Chris Hillman) 1975
3. Garolou: Le depart pour les etats (Trad) 1978 *
4. Eddie Coffey & His Coffey-Mates: Muckluk Budget (Eddie Coffee / Leo Coffey) 1980 *
5. Syd Barrett: Baby Lemonade (Syd Barrett) 1970
6. The Borealis: To The People of The Earth (Toivo Kurmet) 1983
7. Snakeye: Here I Go Again (Barkhouse / MacKinnon / Russell / Lake) 1980 *
8. Ten Years After: Standing at the Crossroads (Elmore James, Robert Johnson) 1972
9. Love: Signed D.C. (Arthur Lee) 1967
10. Giuseppe Di Stefano: O Sole Mio (Trad) 1982
11. The Beatles: Bad Boy (Larry Williams) 1965
12. Bob Lambert & Friends: Harvest (Neil Young) 1977 *
13. The Offbeats: Wild Weekend 1965 *
14. Rick & The Romans: I’m Alive 1966 *
15. Ron Kohanchuk & The Dreamers: Mala Mala Pee Yaka (Trad) *CanCon = 40%
Hour Two
1. Pink Floyd: Lucifer Sam (Syd Barrett) 1967
2. The Blues Magoos: Pipe Dream (Gilbert / Scala) 1967
3. Carnival: Out of My Life (Wells / Brownscombe / Eberle) 1968 *
4. The Tijuana Sauerkrauts: Joke (Hubert Deuringer) 1973
5. The Bierdo Brothers: If You Lose Both Legs (Dennis Robinson / Bierdo Brothers) 1985 *
6. Scotty Stevenson & The Canadian Night-Hawks: A Nehru Jacket & A Turtle Neck
(Jim Harper / Dougal Trineer) 1969 *
7. Emile Benoit: Clode Sound Jig (Emile Benoit) 1978 *
8. The Searchers: Cherry Stones (J Jarome) 1964
9. Renaissance: Wanderer (John Hawken / Jim McCarty) 1969
10. Gary Lewis & The Playboys: Count Me In (G Hardin) 1965
11. Bing Crosby: Around the World (Victor Young / Harold Adamson) 1956
12. Sam Cooke: Shake (Sam Cooke) 1964
13. The Raindrops: It’s Alright 1965 *
14. Jim Vautour: Springsong (Jim Vautour) 1981 *
15. Jimmy Dean: Big Bad John (Jimmy Dean) 1961
16. Whiskey Hollow: Better Off At Home 1979 *
17. Alan Parsons Project: The Tell-Tale Heart (Alan Parsons / Eric Woolfson) 1976
18. Royce Riehl & The Country Cousins: Under the Double Eagle (Trad) 1965 *CanCon = 44%
Total CanCon = 42%
And Now for The Particulars:
Hour One
1. Buffalo Springfield: For What It’s Worth (Steve Stills)
Buffalo Springfield: Atco Records Mono 33-200-A
Los Angeles CA / Ontario
Neil Young, guitar, lead vocal
Steve Stills, guitar
Richie Furay, guitar,
Dewey Martin, drums
Bruce Palmer, bass
Produced by Charles Greene, Brian Stone 1966
Recorded July - September 1966 by Tom May, Doc Siegel, James Hilton, Stan Ross
Mixing: Buffalo Springfield, Charles Greene, Brian Stone2. SHF Band: Follow Me Through (Chris Hillman)
(Souther Hillman Furay Band)
Trouble in Paradise: Asylum Records - 7ES 1036
California
John David Souther: guitar, vocal
Chris Hillman: bass, guitar, mandolin, vocal
Richie Furay: guitar, vocal
Paul Harris: keys, flute
Al Perkins: lead guitar, steel, dobro
Ron Grinel: drums
Joe Lala: percussion
Produced by Tom Dowd - 1975
Recorded by Jeff Guercio at Caribou Ranch, Nederland Colorado
Mastered at Elektra Sound RecordersRichie Furay (Buffalo Springfield, Poco), Chris Hillman (The Byrds, The Flying Burrito Brothers), and J.D. Souther (Longbranch Pennywhistle, noted songwriter for Linda Ronstadt and the Eagles). The band recorded two albums during the 1970s before breaking up due to disagreements between the members.
3. Garolou: Le depart pour les etats (Trad)
Garolou: London Records LFS 9027
Quebec
Michel Lalonde: guitar, percussion, vocal
Marc Lalonde: bass, percussion, vocal
Michel Deguire: drums
Gilles Beaudoin: guitars, mandolin
Réginald Guay: keys
with
Bobby Lalonde: fiddle
Pierre Guérin: accordion
Bobby Cussen: mandolin
Ed Stasium Jr: percussion
Produced by Edward Stasium Jr. / Garolou – 1978
Recorded by Ed Stasium Jr w Syklvain Jacob at Gravure at Le Studio, Morin Hts QCThe end of the 19th century saw a continuous exodus of Acadians who left behind peasant life in search of wealth and fortune, further south
Beginning in 1975, the band was originally called Lougarou, but had to change its name after being sued by a dance troup named Les Loups-garous. The group became popular not only in Quebec but across Canada, with its rock sound and its lyrics taken from French and French Canadian traditional songs.
Ed Stasium is an American record producer and engineer who has worked on albums by the Ramones, Talking Heads, the Smithereens and Living Colour.
4. Eddie Coffey & His Coffey-Mates: Muckluk Budget (Eddie Coffee / Leo Coffey)
45 single bw Bakeup Time In Newfoundland: Country Records CX 782
Cuslett, NL
Eddie Coffey: accordion
Produced 1980
Recorded at Echo Sound, St John’s NLEddie Coffey was born and raised in the Placentia Bay Community of Cuslett, NL. As a teenager, he heard some of the finest traditional music of the Cape Shore area and recalls people coming to their house on weekends to hear his mother play accordion. Eddie soon became part of the Cape Shore music. At 18, he went to Labrador to work in the Wabush mines for two years. After moving to Toronto in the mid-70s he released his first single, Sweet Forget Me Not. It outsold all other local records for that year.
5. Syd Barrett: Baby Lemonade (Syd Barrett)
Barrett: EMI / Harvest 43346-02821
Cambridge UK
Syd Barrett: guitar, vocals
Jerry Shirley: drums
David Gilmour: bass, 12 String guitar
Richard Wright: keys
Produced by David Gilmour - Richard Wright 1970
Recorded by Peter Brown at Abby Road Studios, London6. The Borealis: To The People of The Earth Pt 2 (Toivo Kurmet)
45 single bw To The People of The Earth: NCB Records EMS-01-02
Sweden
Toivo Kurmet: all instruments
Produced by FAAG Productions 1983
Recorded by Henric FangréusToivo Kurmet b. Tallinn, Estonia
Under the Soviet regime, his music was discriminated against for 12 years. He wrote 300 songs and was forbidden to perform them in his country. He married a Swede and emigrated to her country. This was the first piece of music that he wrote in freedom: To The People of the Earth - With Love.
7. Snakeye: Here I Go Again (Barkhouse / MacKinnon / Russell / Lake)
Shape Up Or Ship Out: ABO Records WRC1-1020
Halifax NS
Allard Barkhouse: drums, lead vocal
Steve Russell: bass
Drew Moore: guitar
John Lake: guitar
Neil MacKinnon: keys
Glen Torreson: guitar
Produced by Allard Barkouse 1980
Recorded by Harold Tsistinas at Solar Audio, HalifaxFormed 1971 in Halifax. The Barkhouse produced "Shape Up Or Ship Out" was recorded at Solar Audio between March and September of 1979 and released the following year. Lake, Torreson and Moore all played on the album. Two songs "Believe Me Lady" and "See The Sun" that were on the first album were re-recorded for this album. Again, all songs were band originals. The band toured Quebec, Ontario and the Atlantic Provinces several times
before they broke up in 1982.Barkhouse relocated to Toronto for several years before returning to Halifax in the mid 90's and reunited with Lake to form Barkhouse, Lake and Cook.
8. Ten Years After: Standing at the Crossroads (Elmore James, Robert Johnson) 1972
Alvin Lee & Company: Derem (London) Records XDES 18064
London UK
Alvin Lee: guitar
Chick Churchill: keys
Leo Lyons: bass
Rick Lee: drums
Produced by Mike Vernon 1972
Recorded by Rob Baker at Klooks Kleek, Railway Hotel, West Hampstead, LondonFormed in 1962 as the Jaybirds and later as Ivan Jay and the Jaymen, Alvin Lee and Leo Lyons re-christened them as Ten Years After to honour Elvis Presley’s 10th year as a pop icon in 1966. Mostly active between 1968 and 1973, they hit it big with I’m Goin’ Home at Woodstock. This album, Alvin Lee & Company, was released on Derem after they left for Columbia. It consists of earlier material. Crossroads was probably recorded May 14, 1968 by Rob Baker at Klooks Kleek, Railway Hotel, West Hampstead, London for their second LP “Undead” but didn’t make the album.
Performed at The Rock Pile, Toronto, 1969, opened by Howlin Wolf
In August 1970, 10 Yrs After played the Strawberry Fields Festival at Mosport, near Toronto & Isle of Wight Festival in September.9. Love: Signed D.C. (Arthur Lee)
Revisited: Electra EKS 74058
Los Angeles CA
Arthur Lee lead vocals, harmonica, guitar, drums, percussion
Johnny Echols lead guitar
Bryan MacLean rhythm guitar, vocal
Ken Forssi bass
Alban "Snoopy" Pfisterer organ, harpsichord
Prod by Paul Rothchild, Jac Holzman, Mark Abramson, Bruce Botnick, Arthur Lee - 1970
From the LP “Love” Produced by Jac Holzman and Mark Abramson 1966
Recorded by Dave Hassinger & Bruce Botnick"Signed D.C." by Arthur Lee is allegedly a reference to one-time Love drummer Don Conka
10. Giuseppe Di Stefano: O Sole Mio (Trad)
Canções De Napoles (sings neapolitan songs): Angel Records 36102
Catania, Sicily
Giuseppe Di Stefano: tenor
Produced 1971Giuseppe Di Stefano (b. Catania Sicily, 24 July 1921 – 3 March 2008 Santa Maria Hoè, Italy)
He was an Italian operatic tenor who sang professionally from the mid 1940s until the early 1990s.
He was also known for his long-term performance and recording association with the soprano Maria Callas.Luciano Pavarotti said he modeled himself after Di Stefano. In an interview Pavarotti said "Di Stefano is my idol. There is a solar voice...It was the most incredible, open voice you could hear. The musicality of di Stefano is as natural and beautiful as the voice is phenomenal"
In November 2004, Di Stefano was critically injured after a brutal beating by unknown assailants. He was ambushed in his car with his wife, Monika Curth, as they prepared to drive from their villa in Diani, a coastal resort near Mombasa on the Indian Ocean. After a couple of operations they moved back to Italy where he died in 2008.
Thanks to Senor Paul Lyon for this recording!
11. The Beatles: Bad Boy (Larry Williams)
Beatles VI: Capitol Records Canada – T 2358
Liverpool UK
John Lennon - vocal, rhythm guitar
Paul McCartney - bass, electric piano
George Harrison - double-tracked lead guitar
Ringo Starr - drums, tambourine
Produced by George Martin 1965
Recorded by Norman Smith at EMI Abby Road Studios, May 10, 1965The Beatles recorded two Larry Williams songs during a single 10 May 1965 session: Bad Boy and Dizzy Miss Lizzy, both sung by John Lennon.
Lawrence Eugene "Larry" Williams (b. New Orleans LA, May 10, 1935 – d. January 7, 1980 in Los Angeles). The song mentions putting a thumb tack on the teacher’s chair – Paul Lyon did that to Jamie Robbie Robertson who sat in front of him.
12. Bob Lambert & Friends: Harvest (Neil Young)
45 single bw I Dream Of You: Solar Records SAR 224
Halifax NS
Bob Lambert: guitar, vocal
Produced by Skip Beckwith 1977
Recorded at Solar Audio & Recording, Dartmouth NS
http://www.boblambert.ca/ or mailto:boblambert@eastlink.caBig Jimmy Buffet fan! His website claims that Bob has recorded countless 8 tracks, albums, cassette tapes, CD's, videos and more since the beginning of his musical career.
"Bob Lambert - 'Atlantic Canada's Best Kept Secret!' One of the best night's entertainment I've experienced in a long time." …Canadian Brush Manufacturers Association
"Your warm 'newfie' personality was very appealing to our prairie audience. Your first class performance was a huge success - a five out of five! " …Insurance Brokers Association
13. The Offbeats: Wild Weekend
Do You Wanna Dance - The Best of Frank's Bandstand: Arc A669
Halifax NS
Brian Ahern: guitar
Keith Jollimore, sax
Jack Lilly, drums
Earl Fralick, keys
Jimmy White, bass
Produced by Mannie Pittson 1965Friday's show, Frank's Bandstand, was hosted by local CHNS radio personality Frank Cameron, broadcast from Halifax and included Nova Scotia's finest artists.
A lot of great musicians came through Frank's Bandstand, the Halifax version of CBC TV’s daily pan-Canadian show “Music Hop” which originated from Vancouver on Mondays, Montreal (Tuesday), Winnipeg (Wednesday), Toronto (Thursday) and Halifax (Friday). Anne Murray did it for a season.
The Halifax Music Hop house band, the Offbeats, was directed by guitarist Brian Ahern, who would go on to marry Emmylou Harris and produce her early breakthrough recordings. Saxophone player Keith Jollimore later played with Lighthouse and guested on albums by Crowbar, April Wine and the Cooper Brothers.
14. Rick & The Romans: I’m Alive
Rock & Roll comes to Newfoundland & Labrador: Three Blind Mice Music - no serial
Conception Bay NL
Rick Parsons: vocal
Leo Morrissey
Roy Hender
Dave Hillier
Produced - 1966
Reproduced by Wayne Sturge – 2007
Originally released on 45 Independent ST 61 - 1966
http://www.nlrocknrollarchive.com/rnrProject/RRHistoryIndex.htmlRick & The Romans, who had been playing on the Newfoundland music scene for some time, decided that it was time to make a record. The problem was that they were low on financial resources. So what they did was pack up their van and head to Ontario where they found jobs picking tobacco, eventually arriving at Arc Records Studio where they realized they only had enough money for two hours of recording time. They only managed to get these two songs down on tape before time ran out.
15. Ron Kohanchuk & The Dreamers: Mala Mala Pee Yaka (Trad)
Sing, Dance, Ukrainian: V Records VLP-3047
Winnipeg MB
Ron Kohanchuk: cordovox, accordion
Jim Ruth: sax, banjo
Henry Basiuk: violin, guitar, banjo, vocal
Alan Rosky: electric guitar
Barry Newcombe: drums
Produced by A Groshak circa 1970
Recorded in WinnipegRonald Michael Kohanchuk b East Selkirk MB July 20, 1943 – d. April 3 2002
After high school, Ron worked for his brother Wally Budy at the Texaco station in Selkirk. Ron eventually opened his own business, which was well known as Rons Carburetor. There was nothing he enjoyed more than playing in the Common People Band with Ken Kublanski, which he was able to do right up until mid-February 2002. Died of cancer. Mala Mala Pee Yaka means “Poor little pea”.
Hour Two
1. Pink Floyd: Lucifer Sam (Syd Barrett)
Piper At The Gates Of Dawn: Capitol Canada / EMI - mono T 6242
London / Cambridge UK
Syd Barrett: guitar, vocals
Roger Waters: bass
Nick Mason: drums
Rick Wright: keys
Produced by Norman Smith 1967
Recorded at Abby Road Studio 3 by Peter Brown2. The Blues Magoos: Pipe Dream (Ron Gilbert / Ralph Scala)
Electric Comic Book: Mercury Records - 5301
New York City
Ralph Scala - keyboards, vocals
Emil Peppy Theilhelm guitar, vocals
Ron Gilbert bass, vocals
Mike Esposito guitar
Geoff Daking drums, percussion
Produced by Bob Wyld, Art Polhemus - April 1967The performed this song, which was considered to be a drug song, on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour TV Show.
3. Carnival: Out of My Life (Wells / Brownscombe / Eberle)
45 single bw Four Seasons: Columbia Records - C4 2789
Kitchener ON
Tim Hallman (piano)
Don Pellow (organ)
Bill Wells (bass)
Bob Brownscombe (guitar/vocals)
Mike Oberle (drums)
Produced by Chelsea Sound 1968Where are they now?
Tim Hallman enrolled at Queen's University where he earned his Bachelor of Music degree and taught music in school. He now plays around Kingston, Ontario
Don Pellow became an architect and lives near Milton, Ontario and sticks mainly to church organ
Bill Wells was last known to work at the Bruce Nuclear Plant near Southampton
Mike Oberle recorded and toured around the Ontario bar circuit with Ian Thomas for many years and become leader and manager of The Lulu's Roadhouse House Band in Kitchener.
4. The Tijuana Sauerkrauts: Joke (Hubert Deuringer)
Happy Polkas Sound From Munich: Alshire Records S 200
Munich Germany
Hubert Deuringer: accordion
Produced 1973This Bavarian band got it’s name from a Herb Alpert, Jerry Moss song that appeared on The Tijuana Brass album “The Lonely Bull” in 1962.
Hubert Deuringer was a German accordionist, arranger, bandleader and music teacher, born 18 January 1924 and died 16 June 2014 in Empfingen, Germany. He conducted the SWF Radio Orchestra and was a lecturer for accordion stylistics and improvisation at the Hohner Conservatory in Trossingen. In 1964, he received the Hermann Schittenhelm Medal for his contributions to folk music
5. Scotty Stevenson & The Canadian Night-Hawks: A Nehru Jacket & A Turtle Neck (Jim Harper / Dougal Trineer)
I Can't Go Back To Winnipeg: RCA Camden - CAS 2305
Montreal, QC
Scotty Stevenson: guitar, vocal
Buddy Ackers: steel
Marty Desjardins: bass
Ronnie Carlton: drums
Produced by Dougal Trineer 1969b. Onaway AB 1932
Began playing professionally in Alberta at 156. The Bierdo Brothers: If You Lose Both Legs (Dennis Robinson / Bierdo Brothers)
More Better Music: Waxing Records WW575
Kitchener / Waterloo ON
Sandy MacDonald: guitar, vocal
Glen Soulis: vocal, jug
Shiela Forrester: vocal
Mike Budding: bass
Bernie Carrol: snare drum
Produced by James Beirdo circa 1985
Recorded by Stevie Beirdo at The Waxworks, St Jacobs, ONMike Bunning (who didn’t actually play on this track) is now a school teacher and plays bass in Bad Tractor.
7. Emile Benoit: Clode Sound Jig (E Benoit)
Emile’s Dream - Quay CS 7932
Black Duck Brook, NL
Emile Benoit: fiddle
Ron Hynes: guitar
Produced by Kelly Russell - April 78.
Recorded and Engineered by Neil Bishop and Claude Caines at Clode Sound, StephenvilleÉmile Joseph Benoît (March 24, 1913 – September 3, 1992)
His final album, 1992's Vive la rose, was recorded with Newfoundland folk-rock band Figgy Duff. He gave his final performance just two months before his death in Stephenville.Discography
Emile's Dream (1979)
It Comes from the Heart (1982)
Vive la Rose (1992)8. The Searchers: Cherry Stones (J Jarome)
Sugar & Spice: Pye Records NPL-30044
Liverpool UK
Tony Jackson: lead vocals, bass
Chris Curtis: drums
Michael Pender: lead guitar
John McNally: rhythm guitar
Produced by Tony Hatch - 1963The Band formed in 1959 by John McNally & Michael Pender taking the name from John Ford western The Searchers (1956)
Tony Jackson (Anthony Paul Jackson) b 16 July 1938, The Dingle, Liverpool - d 18 August 2003, Nottingham
Chris Curtis aka Chris Crummey (26 August 1941 - 28 February 2005)
John McNally (born 30 August 1941 in Walton, Liverpool, England)
Mike (Prendergast) Pender (born on 3 March 1942 in Kirkdale, Liverpool)The first Pye single; 'Sweets For My Sweet' featured Tony Jackson as main vocalist supported by Pender and Curtis and shot to number one in the UK in 1963
Saw em at Harbourfront Centre in the early 80s as far as I know it was their first appearance in Toronto9. Renaissance: Wanderer (John Hawken / Jim McCarty)
Renaissance: Elektra Records EKS 74068
London UK
Keith Relf: vocal, guitar, harmonica
Jim McCarty: percussion, vocals
John Hawken: keys
Louis Cennamo: bass
Jane Relf: vocal, percussion
Produced by Paul Samwell-Smith 1969
Recorded by Andrew Johns at Olympic Soiund Studios, LondonThe first line-up of Renaissance was composed of former members of The Yardbirds, Keith Relf and Jim McCarty and produced by ex-Yardbird Paul Samwell-Smith. This came about after the break up of The Yardbirds in 1968. At that time Jimmy Page put together a band called The New Yardbirds which then became Led Zepplin.
William Keith Relf (22 March 1943 – 14 May 1976)
Singer Jane Relf (born 7 March 1947) was Keith’s sister.Jeremy Andrew "Andy" Johns (20 May 1950 – 7 April 2013) Engineer, was younger brother of Producer Glyn Johns (The Who, Rollings Stones, Eagles).
10. Gary Lewis & The Playboys: Count Me In (Glen Hardin)
Golden Greats: Liberty Records LRP 3468
Los Angeles CA
Gary Lewis – vocals, drums
David Walker - Guitar
Allan Ramsay - Bass
David Costell - Guitar
John West - "Cordovox" (electronic accordion)
Hal Blaine: percussion
Produced by Snuff Garrett 1965
Recorded by Dave Hassinger, Bones Howe, Henry Lewy
Arranged by Leon RussellThe actual Playboys were:
Gary Lewis - (b. July 31, 1946) son of comedian actor Jerry Lewis
David Walker - (b. May 12, 1943)
Allan Ramsay - (b. July 27, 1943, d. November 27, 1985) (aged 42)
David Costell - (b. March 15, 1945)
John West - (b. July 31, 1939)11. Bing Crosby w Buddy Cole & Orchestra: Around the World (Victor Young / Harold Adamson)
45 Single: Brunswick 05674
Tacoma WA
Produced 1956Harry Lillis "Bing" Crosby, Jr. (May 3, 1903 Tacoma, Washington October 14, 1977 Madrid Spain)
12. Sam Cooke: Shake (Sam Cooke)
The Best of Sam Cooke Vol 2: RCA Victor LSP-3373
Clarksdale, MS
Produced by Al Schmitt 1964Samuel Cook (January 22, 1931 Clarksdale Miss - d. Los Angeles CA December 11, 1964),
Shot to death at the Hacienda Motel13. Raindrops: It’s Alright
Do You Wanna Dance - The Best of Frank's Bandstand: Arc A669
Halifax NS
Herman Douglas Peterson Sr: bass singer
with
Brian Ahern: guitar
Keith Jollimore, sax
Jack Lilly, drums
Earl Fralick, keys
Jimmy White, bass
Produced by Mannie Pittson 1965The Raindrops, which toured the Maritimes and Ontario in the 1950s and 1960s. The group was also honoured by the Black Cultural Association and African Nova Scotian Music Association.
14. Jim Vautour: Springsong (Jim Vautour)
40th Day In May: CBC Northern Service Broadcast Recording WRC1-1384
Whitehorse YT
Jim Vautour: guitar, vocals
Dougie Trineer: bass, guitar, steel
Serge Bougie: drums, congas
Vic Adams: piano
Produced by Les McLaughlin 1981
Recorded & Mixed by Ray Lemieux at Marc Productions, OttawaWas in Yukon band Two Rivers with Manfred Janssen in the seventies. Now an architect in Yukon. Jim and his friend Manfred Janssen wrote Land of Gold, a song that is recognized today as the unofficial Yukon anthem. In the 80s he took time off from being a performer and only got back into it in 2011. Recently began performing with Teresa Doyle.
15. Jimmy Dean: Big Bad John (Jimmy Dean / Roy Acuff)
45 single bw I Won’t Go Huntin’ With You Jake: Philips Minigroove PD-1187
Plainview TX
Jimmy Dean: vocals
Un-named bg vocalists
Unknown hammer player
Unknown drummer
Produced by Don Law 1961Jimmy Ray Dean b. August 10, 1928 Plainview, TX – d. June 13, 2010 (aged 81)Varina, Virginia
Big Bad John won Dean the 1962 Grammy Award for Best Country & Western Recording.
Country pianist Floyd Cramer, who was hired to play piano on the song, came up with the idea to use a hammer and a piece of steel instead. This became a distinctive characteristic of the recording.
Country Yossi, an Orthodox Jewish composer and singer, parodied "Big Bad John" as "Big Bad Moish"
The song's title has also been the target of many jokes, in reference to toilets.16. Whiskey Hollow: Better Off At Home (Whiskey Hollow)
Population 4: Rowdy Records RMR-104
Brantford ON
Len Wilde: keys, vocal
Jim Windle: bass, vocal
Jerry Ammerman: drums, vocal
Bob Silverhorn: lead guitar, harmonicas, vocal
Produced by Bill Seddon 1979
Recorded by Bill Seddon at Thunder Sound, Toronto
http://www.whiskyhollow.com/The name Whisky Hollow is taken from a real place. Historically it was a section of Brantford, Ontario Canada that existed in the late 1800’s and was home to distilleries and considered the rough part of town. The band has been performing and recording since the mid-1970s. This was their first LP.
17. Alan Parsons Project: The Tell-Tale Heart (Alan Parsons / Eric Woolfson)
Tales of Mystery and Imagination – Edgar Allan Poe: 20th Century Records T-539
London UK
Arthur Brown: vocals
David Piaton, Joe Puerta: bass
Darryl Runswick: string bass
Stuart Tosh, Burleigh Drummond: drums
Ian Bairnson, David Paton, David Pack, Alan Parsons: guitars
Billy Lyall, Christopher North, Eric Woolfson, Andrew Powell, Francis Monkman, Alan Parsons: keys
Produced by Alan Parsons 1976
Recorded by Alan Parsons, Pat Stapley & Chris Blair at Abby Road Studios, LondonThis was the first of Alan Parsons Project albums. Parsons
Features Crazy World of Arthur Brown on lead vocals. Not too sure exactly who played on which tracks.
Parsons, who had worked for EMI as a sound engineer in the late 1960s at Abby Road Studios, was involved with the production of the Beatles' Abbey Road and Let It Be albums, as well as Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon18. Royce Riehl & The Country Cousins: Under the Double Eagle (Trad)
Old Tyme Dance Tonite: Arc Records A670
Gads Hill, ON
Royce Riehl: guitars
Alan Riehl: bass
Wayne Riehl: fiddle
John Rennie: second fiddle
Ron Coulthards: steel
Gary Sholdice: drums
Produced by Ben Weatherby 1965Gads Hill is a hamlet just outside of Stratford ON
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