It was in may 2014 I made this compilation especially for the GG.
I just discovered it has mysteriously disappeared however. Why
and how ? .. you tell me, I have no idea. The compilation contains
6 of my favourite 12″ singles from the eighties, six singles with
tracks I used to play a lot in those days. Over the years more of
my precious posts have vanished strangely, if you remember
one that is gone too, please remind me so I can Re-Post it.
A pure coincidence I find out on a sunday by the way.
Also pure coincidental is the presence of track # 13,
Nothing to do with the fact that
tomorrow is Blue Monday,
better take # 6 ..

Het moet in de maand mei van 2014 geweest zijn dat ik ‘m heb
gepost. Ik kwam er echter zojuist achter dat ook deze post op
mysterieuze wijze van de GG is verdwenen. De compilatie bevat
zes van mijn favoriete 12″ singles, zes singels die ik in die tijd veel
plachtte te draaien. Zo door de jaren zijn er meerdere posts op
vreemde wijze verdwenen. Mocht jij je er een herrinneren die
weg is, als je het me meldt plaats ik ‘m direkt opnieuw.
Puur toeval dat ik dit op zondag ontdek overigens.
Ook puur toeval is de aanwezigheid van track # 13,
niets te maken met het feit dat het
morgen blue monday is,
beter is # 6 ..

01 – Malcolm McLaren – Soweto
02 – Malcolm McLaren – Zulu’s on a Timebomb
03 – Malcolm McLaren – D’ya like scratchin’
04 – Frank Zappa – I don’t wanna get drafted
05 – Frank Zappa – Ancient armaments
06 – The The – Perfect
07 – The The – The nature of virtue, version 2
08 – John Cale – Chicken shit
09 – John Cale – Memphis
10 – John Cale – Hedda Gabbler
11 – Dept.S – I want
12 – Dept.S – Monte Carlo or bust
13 – Dept.S – Put all the crosses in the right boxes
14 – Mark Stewart & Mafia – Jerusalem, High ideals + Crazy dreams
15 – Mark Stewart & Mafia – Liberty City

The day before yesterday we had ‘Hot Violins’, today another
of them Classic Years in Digital Stereo cd’s the BBC launched
during the eighties. Its title says it all, Silly Songs. Going into
a hard lockdown today we can certainly use a little sillyness.
When you’re working at home or just being bored, listen to
these songs and cheer up a bit, enjoy doing so ..

Eergisteren hadden we ‘Hot Violins’, vandaag nog zo’n uitgave
in de Classic Years in Digital Stereo serie die de BBC in de jaren
tachtig uitbracht. Z’n titel zegt alles, Silly Songs. Vanaf vandaag
geldt er in ons land een harde lockdown dus we kunnen wel
wat grappenmakerij gebruiken. Of je nu thuis werkt of je
gewoon wat verveelt, luister naar deze nummers en
knap weer wat op. Plezier daarbij dus ..

Discogs

01 – Jack Hodges – Everything Is Fresh Today
02 – Waring’s Pennsylvanians – I Scream, You Scream, We All Screem For Ice Cream
03 – Dick Robertson – Crazy Words, Crazy Tune
04 – Billy Cotton – Shut The Door (They’re Comin’ Through The Window)
05 – Frank Crumit – Song Of The Prune
06 – Debroy Somers – My Canary Has Circles Under His Eyes
07 – Salt & Pepper – Roll ‘Em Girls
08 – Jack Hylton – Egyptian Ella
09 – Noel Coward – Mad Dogs And Englishmen
10 – Tessie O’Shea – Thirty Thirsty Throats
11 – Ross & Sargent – Nellie The Nudist Queen
12 – George Van Dusen – The Yodelling Chinaman
13 – Durium Dance Band – Let’s All Be Fairies
14 – Six Jumping Jacks – I Do Not Choose To Run
15 – The Yacht Club Boys – How Could Red Riding Hood
16 – Billy Jones – When It’s Night Time In Italy, It’s Wednesday Over Here

Discogs

01 – Joe Venuti – The Wild Cat
02 – Eddie South – Mama Mockingbird
03 – Clifford Hayes – Boodle-AM Shake
04 – Joe Venuti – My Syncopated Melody Man
05 – Venuti, Malneck & Dieterie – Manhattan Rag
06 – Eddie South – Nagasaki
07 – Stephane Grappelli – Ain’t Misbehavin’
08 – Laurie Bookin – Limehouse Blues
09 – Hugo Rignold – Calling All Keys
10 – Joe Venuti – Nothing But Notes
11 – Emilio Caceres – I Got Rhythm
12 – Stuff Smith – Onyx Club Spree
13 – Stephane Grappelli – Bill Street Blues
14 – Michel Warlop – Serenade For A Wealthy Widow
15 – Eric Siday & Reg Leopold – Honeysuckle Rose
16 – South And Grappelli – Fiddle Blues

Wikipedia
Discogs

01 – Comejen
02 – Seis chorreado
03 – Si te contaran
04 – Mirame
05 – Suavito
06 – Bella es la navidad
07 – Viva richie ray
08 – El mulato
09 – Pachanga medley
10 – La cuchara
11 – Pa’ chismoso tu
12 – Cubaja

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Ik zag een film waarin de begin tune van deze plaat voorkwam.
Direct de kast in gedoken om hem te rippen, wat een heerlijke
soulplaat. Ik kon niet onderdrukken hem met jullie te delen.
Down, deel en luister ernaar met veel plezier ..

I just saw a movie in which the opening song of this album passed
by. Dived into it straight away, what a delightful soul record it is.
I could not resist sharing it with you folks. I’d say
get it, spread it and listen with pleasure ..

01 – B-A-B-Y
02 – Red rooster
03 – Let me be good to you
04 – I got you, boy
05 – Medley, baby what you want me to do, for your love
06 – What have you got to offer me
07 – I’m so lonesome I could cry
08 – I fall to pieces
09 – You don’t have to say you love me
10 – Fate
11 – Looking back

Phil Manzanera was most known as Roxy Music’s lead guitarist.
To me his solo albums always were favourite. Being the son of
a Colombian mother and an English father he was born in London
but lived in various South American countries during his childhood.
With artists like Robert Wyatt, Brian Eno and Andy Mackay and many
others. He worked with Steve Winwood, David Gilmour, John Cale,
Godley & Creme, Nico and John Wetton to name a few ..

..read more at Wikipedia
Discogs

01 – Frontera
02 – Diamond head
03 – Big day
04 – The flex
05 – Same time next week
06 – Miss shapiro
07 – East of echo
08 – Lagrima
09 – Alma

Tim Buckley, jeff’s father, has been an idol since I first
laid my ears on his music late seventies. It all started
with Look at The Fool, his last album. Tim sadly died
after taking an overdose of heroin age 28, june 29th,
1975. He started as a folk singer but his style changed
to soul, jazz, psychadelica, avant-garde over the years.
One of the greatest voices ever in seventies pop music.

Look At The Fool 1974
Wikipedia
Discogs

01 – Dolphins
02 – Honey man
03 – Because of you
04 – Peanut man
05 – Martha
06 – Quicksand
07 – I know I’d recognize your face
08 – Stone in love
09 – Sefronia-after asklepiades
10 – Sefronia-the kong’s chain
11 – Sally go ’round the roses

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Wonderful 1971 Atlantic recording with David Crosby.
Featuring Graham Nash, Neil Young, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzman,
David Frieberg, Henry Diltz, Paul Kantner, Michael Shrieve,
Ethan Crosby, Laura Allen, Jerry Garcia, Jack Casady, Jorma
Kaukonen, Grace Slick, Gregg Rolie, Joni Mitchell, Gary Burden,
Stephen Barneard, Robert Hammer, David Geffen, Ronald Stone,
Elliot Roberts and David Crosby himself.
A trip almost 50 years back in time.

01 – Music is love
02 – Cowboy movie
03 – Tamalpais high (at about 3)
04 – Laughing
05 – What are their names
06 – Traction in the rain
07 – Song with no words (tree with no leaves)
08 – Orleans
09 – I’d swear there was somebody here

01 – Nonalignment pact
02 – The modern dance
03 – Laughing
04 – Street waves
05 – Chinese radiation
06 – Life stinks
07 – Real world
08 – Over my head
09 – Sentimental journey
10 – Humor me

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tracks ;

01 – Frownland
02 – The Dust Blows Forward ‘n The Dust Blows Back
03 – Dachau Blues
04 – Ella Guru
05 – Hair Pie- Bake 1
06 – Moonlight On Vermont
07 – Pachuco Cadaver
08 – Bills Corpse
09 – Sweet Sweet Bulbs
10 – Neon Meate Dream Of A Octafish
11 – China Pig
12 – My Human Gets Me Blues
13 – Dali’s Car
14 – Hair Pie- Bake 2
15 – Pena
16 – Well
17 – When Big Joan Sets Up
18 – Fallin’ Ditch
19 – Sugar ‘n Spikes
20 – Ant Man Bee
21 – Orange Claw Hammer
22 – Wild Life
23 – She’s Too Much For My Mirror
24 – Hobo Chang Ba
25 – The Blimp (Mousetrapreplica)
26 – Steal Softly Thru Snow
27 – Old Fart At Play
28 – Veteran’s Day Poppy