While Theo and Quill are away, Lady Kay comes out to play... records! Quill is in Lampoc and poor Theo is car-less in Sacramento. It's Friday the 13th and I should have eaten more. I was actually shaking from low blood sugar and trying not to scratch the vinyl I was cueing throughout the show. I think during one of my last back-wraps I even started talking about the songs like they were flavors; sweet and savory, buttery french tunes or something. Somebody get me some apple juice and a giant Nation's grilled cheese!
Stream while you eat.
*denotes new releases and additions to the KDVS library
The Velvets "That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day)" b/w Tonight Could Be The Night (Monument) 1961 doo-wop from Odessa, TX
*The Mynah Birds "Go On And Cry" b/w It's My Time (V.I.P) *reissue, orig. 1966 Toronto, Ontario w/Rick James and Neil Young
Sam Cooke "Sad Mood" The Best of Sam Cooke LP (RCA) orig. 1960
Jackie Wilson "I'm Comin' On Back To You" The Jackie Wilson Story LP (Epic/Brunswick) orig. 1961
Miss Soul "Payback" All the Ladies Need Funk (Parlour)
Katie Briggs "Green Power" All the Ladies Need Funk (Parlour)
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Marva Whitney "Daddy Don't Know About Sugar Bear" Funky Tales (AVI) 1971
Edwin Starr "You're My Mellow" Groovesville Review (Goldmine Soul Supply)
The Glass Bottle "Red River Seal" self-titled LP (Avco Embassy) 1970
Julie Driscoll w/Brian Auger & the Trinity "Season Of The Witch" Season of the Witch 7-inch single (Marmalade) 1967 England
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The Crystals "Girls Can Tell" Back to Mono (1958-1969) LP box set (ABKCO) **request
The Crystals "He's A Rebel" Back to Mono (1958-1969) (ABKCO) **request
Tommy Roe "Little Miss Go-Go" Dizzy (ABC) 1969
Lou Christie "Cryin' In The Streets" b/w Lightning Strikes (MGM) 1965
Steve Greenberg "Big Bruce" b/w Run To You (Trip) 1969 reminds me a bit of of Jimmy Stuart
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Smyle "It's Gonna Be Alright" b/w She Means A Lot To Me (Polydor) 1972 Beatles-esque pop from the Netherlands
The Gentrys "Cinnamon Girl" b/w I Just Got The News (Sun) 1970 Neil Young cover
The Pretty Things "Talking About The Good Times" Rubble Vol. 3
*White Fence "Swagger Vets And Double Moon" Family Perfume Vol. 1 (Woodsist)
Tyrannosaurus Rex "A Beard Of Stars" A Beard of Stars (Blue Thumb) 1970 UK
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*White Fence "A Good Night" Family Perfume Vol. 2 (Woodsist)
Tyrannosaurus Rex "Woodland Bop" A Beard of Stars (Blue Thumb) 1970 UK
Acanthus "The Memory Of Eternal Darkness" The B-Music of Jean Rollin: 1968-1979 (B-Music) from Rollin's french film Le Frisson Des Vampires
*Can "Your Friendly Neighbourhood Whore" The Lost Tapes: Disc 2 (Spoon/Mute) **previously unreleased tracks
*Ty Segall "I Bought My Eyes" Slaughterhouse (In The Red) recorded in Sacto @ The Hangar
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George Brigman "I Feel Alright" Jungle Rot LP (Anopheles) 1975
*Mount Carmel "Choose Wisely" Real Women LP (Siltbreeze) Columbus, OH
Hayvanlar Alemi "Guarana Superpower" Guarana Superpower LP (Sublime Frequencies) 2010 Turkey
The Shocking Blue "Love Buzz" self-titled LP (Colossus) 1969 Holland
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Craig Ruhnke "Summer Girl" b/w Turn The Lights Down Low (United Artists) 1974
The Turtles "The Walking Song" b/w She'd Rather Be With Me (White Whale) 1967
Donna Summer "Denver Dream" b/w Something's In The Wind (Lark) 1974 pre-disco Summer
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Dynastie Crisis "Rock And Roll Dans La Rue" Palmares (EMI/Pathe) 70s French pop rock
I'd like to point out that while my show page from two weeks ago has a photo of English singer Julie Driscoll on it I completely forgot to play her cover of Donovan's "Season Of The Witch." (Thank you again, Lady, for forgetting to feed yourself properly.) Well, I managed to slip it in the second set of the show this evening and found the original 60s-produced music video to share here. The set design is super simple in concept but just as far-out and (datedly) cool and colorful. And that fur coat! It puts Penny Lane's to shame (Sean are you reading this?! I have to count on another Almost Famous band-aid to understand these layered movie references!) Watch the first minute or two and see what I mean:
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