Podcast 9

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PLAYLIST

Intro: Mickey Newbury “T. Total Tommy”
“The Byrds arguing in the studio”
Mr. Tambourine Man – The Byrds – 1965 & 1971

Anymore Than I Do – The Attack – 1967 single

Round The Morning – Maxfield Parrish – It’s A Cinch To Give Legs To Hardboiled Eggs – 1969

City Scenes – Bob Lind - 1971

Blue Horizon – Emitt Rhodes – Farwell To Paradise – 1973

So Long – The Kinks -1965

Cold Turkey – Big Boy Pete – 1968

Samples from Electronic Ringtones (vol. 1) & Ringtones for Business - Rcptones – 2009
(shameless self promotion)

Yeahhh b/w Piano (I Said A Prayer – This Isn’t Love) – Brian Wilson & Dennis Wilson – 1981

Come Sit By My Side – Steve Young – 1972

City Sidewalks – Maffit/Davies – 1968

The Big Put On -Billy Edd Wheeler – 1969

She’s Gone – The Dovers – 1965 single

Roll On Baby – Ronnie Lane – 1974

Closer: Delaney & Bonnie – 1970


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10 Comments »

    • Wow Brendan,

      This is really well put together – it sounds great. You did one hell of a job my friend!

      Jason January 10, 2009 @ 12:19 pm

    • Very nice …..

      Thank you

      Charles C Stirk Jr January 10, 2009 @ 2:28 pm

    • Brendon–
      Once again a truly superb podcast!
      (And I even am learning to appreciate the Kinks! Somehow I used to consider them a second string Beatles… Well, better late than never!)
      Maxfield Parrish fits into the mix very well.

      Lately I have been very excited about Michael Chapman… Thanks to you guys I now have his first four albums and am some sort of addict!

      My next response will be from Italy…
      Do you know of any worthy Italian psychedelic / 60’s music?
      Somehow that is not the genre that comes to mind when one says “Italy” (opera anyone?)

      ciao!
      –mark

      Anonymous January 14, 2009 @ 11:27 pm

    • i’m really not a specialist about italian psychedelic music…

      But try this one

      “Ad Gloriam” by LE ORME

      i think it is a famous band in italy. It’s their first Lp, a kind of psychedelic-pop, before they went totally prog …. and in a bad way

      phil spector January 15, 2009 @ 5:27 am

    • might be my favorite podcast to date. exceptional work. thank you!!

      jojo January 15, 2009 @ 4:17 pm

    • can you tell me more about where the “i said a prayer- this isn’t love) brian/dennis wilson track came from. has it been released?

      jojo January 15, 2009 @ 4:53 pm

    • That’s from a bootleg called The Cocaine Sessions. From what I’ve heard, around this period (1981) Dennis would come over to Brian’s house with a bag of burgers and some drugs and try to convince him to work on music. Judging by the audio quality I don’t think anything will see official release any time soon, but damn it sure sounds like something.

      Brendan January 15, 2009 @ 5:00 pm

    • phil spector–
      Thank you for your reference to Le Orme…
      Once again I betray my lack of education on music outside of the American and British veins (with the occasional German group mixed in)…
      ciao!

      mark January 18, 2009 @ 6:50 pm

    • The Attack had one hell of a driving beat, a very apt band name. They were only around for 2 or 3 years and must have been unsettled by numerous line up changes. Great guitar work throughout, with Davy O’List of The Nice doing some fine licks in the early Attack band.

      Louder than Milk January 18, 2009 @ 9:27 pm

    • I do not know English and to use the online translator to thank you for music Mr. Tambourine Man. Thank you.Thank you.

      Leonor January 21, 2009 @ 5:10 pm

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