South - MD V.A. 9-07
I made this various artist MD last night - you just have to stop for a second and see that it would work best on "shuffle" - or as part of a larger mix. But it's what was listened to last night, 'round here.
9-4-07 “South” MD V.A.
1) JANIS MARTIN – Let’s Elope Baby (mono)
2) JOHN DUFFY – Love In Every Room
3) THE UNITED SINGERS – Brown Sugar
4) BUDDY MORROW – Please Please Me
5) CCS – Whole Lotta Love
6) DAVID CARROLL – Telstar (mono)
7) THE BRASS RING – Dear John
8) THE
9) FLOYD CRAMER – Daddy Sang Bass
10) RON WOOD &
11) GENE PAGE – Theme from “Close Encounters Of The Third Kind”
12) JAMES O’GWYNN – Two Little Hearts (mono)
13) ANTON KARAS – Das Harry Lime Thema (mono)
14) FLANAGAN & ALLEN –
15) ALAN PRICE – My
16) ROBERT PARKER – Barefootin’
17) WYNDER K. FROG – Dancing Frog
18) BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND – Two Trains Running (mono)
19) BILL BLACK COMBO – So What (mono)
20) BARRY BLUE – Hot Shot
21) THE SWEET – Man From
22)
23) THE RUBETTES – Judy Run Run
24) SUZI QUATRO – Savage Silk
25) THE GLITTER BAND – Shout It Out
26) T. REX – Solid Gold Easy Action
27) SLADE – This Girl
28) THE WINKIES – Davey’s Blowtorch
posted by Ron Kane @ 7:06 AM
2 Comments:
Re: Winkies
I just heard Brian Eno's sole Peel Session where The Winkies were his backing band. Pretty strange combo, if you ask me. Some of the music sounded not unlike The Allman Brothers to my ears! The juxtaposition of such "normal" backing with Eno's songs & vocals was absolutely jarring. I've heard The Winkies bescribes as Pub Rock while these Eno sessions sounded otherwise. How would you describe The Winkies?
Glam rock via a Roxy Music filter, minus Andy McKay. A bass player is a bass player. Other guys in Winkies sound like UK 70's pub rock guys - 'too old' for real (teenybopper) glam rock. But where else to put em? They're not prog, about as 'pub rock' as MTH.
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