Friday, February 27, 2009
Rusty Draper - Hip Monkey
Wow!
How about that Planet Mondo? Mondo Insane-O!!!
Excuse me but I'm a bit tardy on my current events, as I've had a bit of the blogging blues, but in light of semi-new news news I'm sending this post out to the woman who had her face ripped of by a mad monkey named Travis: for anyone out of the loop, read about it here:
The Monkey or Chimp to be exact was shot dead by the fuzz after ripping the eyeballs out this woman's head.
And while I don't think it's particularly funny that this woman got hurt severely, you gotta ask yourself, do i REALLY want to go hang out with a 72 year old woman and her monkey? Let this be a lesson to everyone, monkey's aint hip, they don't want to wear a diaper, smoke cigarettes, fetch your fucking newspaper or clean out your drool cup; they just want to swing from trees in the jungle with other monkeys and rip your ugly face off!
So like, if yer pals have a 200 pound chimp and they invite you over for some "fun" maybe you should stay home....
As for Rusty Draper well... Whatever.
Rusty Draper - Hip Monkey
Friday, February 20, 2009
The Devil's Music Guest Mix - Planet Mondo - 33 And a 3rd Eye
Ok all you devil’s disciples out there, we have a very special guest mix for you all from Mr. Planet Mondo himself today and this (Good) Friday.
It’s something we been kicking around for a good long while now when me and the JJB strung together a few little ditties for him on one of his Funky Fridays!!!
When I 1st started this goofy @ss blog Mr. Mondo was one of the 1st few folks that would stop by and check out what we were dishing out over here and with high praise from someone who knows his music, as he does, his taste is impeccable, well; it gave me all the more incentive to keep it up! So many thanks Mr. Mondo!
And with any out further ado, here is the guest mix we’ve all been waiting for!
Before anything I must thank Devil Dick for the invite to rustle up a mix for his hot-rocking blog, following DD and Lady DD's swinging trip to Planet Mondo last year - and his patience in waiting for so many months for me to get it together.
So the essence of today’s mix, and the moment I'm hoping to capture with this patchwork of tracks, is that hair-bare era from 67-71 when mods became rockers, rockers turned hippy and hippies got heavy. With the mood of the tunes being one of frizzy hair, fuggy clubs, open-air freakouts and underground festivals. Topped off with a revved-up ‘Easy Rider’ attitude, dressed in suede tassle jackets, (maybe with patches about 'Pollution' and 'Peace'), granddad shirts - or for some Wild Things, perhaps a run out to a few 'scene' boutiques like Granny Takes A Trip, Mr Freedom (later the site of McClaren's proto-punk Sex/Seditionaries shops), I Was Lord Kitcheners Valet or The Chelsea Drugstore as referenced in the Stones lyrics and seen in Clockwork Orange......A few points worth watching out for on this trip around the tracks are...
The Pretty Things in disguise as Electric Banana
The Spencer Davis Group in mufti as The Murgatroyd Band
Prog-God Vangelis and man-mass Demis Roussos hiding in Aphrodite's Child
Norah Jones cousin Anandar Shankar,giving it some sitar hero twang on Jumping Jack Flash..
As well as influences on rock and punk's heaviest-hitters from The Creation - whose tune Through My Eyes was a sometimes Sex Pistols live number, and guitarist Eddie Phillips guitar bowing technique was later borrowed by Jimmy Page.
And finally The Pink Fairies - a hairy bunch of biker-rockers, that gigged with their biggest fans The Damned, at Punk's first recorded Festival, an event where the Fairies rechristened The Damned's Ray Burns as Captain Sensible..
But, for now that's quite enough pyshco-babble from me. So bloggers, blogettes, rockers, rollers, strummers and stoners, please - unlock your ears, free your mind, turn on, tune in and R.O.C.K out to...
33 and a 3rd Eye
Hold On - Ipsissimus
The Kettle - Colosseum
Blows Your Mind - Electric Banana
Towards The Skies - The Gods
Father's Name Is Dad - Fire
Coke Ad' - The Who
How Does It Feel To Feel - The Creation
I'm Not Your Stepping Stone - The Flys
Crying Shame - Frijid Pink
The Battle Of The Locusts - Aphrodite's Child
Instant Whip - The Tremeloes
Jumpin' Jack Flash - Amanda Shankar
Bad Trip - Bo Diddley
Hey Big Brother - Rare Earth
Magpie - The Murgatroyd Band
That's The Life - The Good Earth
Fire - Pegasus
I'm A Man - Wynder K. Frog
Magic Mirror - Aphrodite's Child
Get Out Your Rock And Roll Shoes - Crocheted Doughnut Ring
Shake 26 - Underground Set
Walk Don't Run - The Pink Fairies
PS There's a couple of cuts that didn't quite make the final edit on today's Funky Friday posting - should you fancy getting the full set...
Monday, February 16, 2009
Rose Davis - Sittin' and Drinkin' - Yes I've Been Crying
Ok, i took a few days off from posting but i have the day off today in honor of a bunch of dead assholes...
So today you get you get something i plan on doing a little bit of on my day off from work, “Sittin’ And Drinking” by Rose Davis.
“Sittin’ And Drinking” is blues number witth some good guitar work. It's a cover of a Christine Kittrell song. This was 1st issued in New Orleans on the "Play" label and later picked up after it became semi popular by Excello.
The flip is a little funky number with some strange horns and then shifts into a 50's kind of shuffle. Cool but strange tune.
Rose Davis - Sittin' and Drinkin'
Rose Davis - Yes I've Been Crying
Labels:
1973,
45's,
Blues,
Northern Soul,
Record Collecting,
Soul
Friday, February 6, 2009
The Devil's Music: Devil Dick Covers Mix Vol. 6
A few cover songs strung together for the 6th devil's music mix:
I make no bones about it; I'm a rock guy @ heart. Here is a little thing i threw together w/ some Rockin' cover songs i happen to dig. I think I'm gonna take a little break from posting for a while. I'm kinda bored & burnt out on this shit and i think i need a break...
Till next time, dig the tunes...
Colosseum: Theme for an imaginary western - English Rock Jazz, Prog band do Mountain.
Neil Merryweather: 8 miles high - Neil was some sort of funky space alien guitar god, here is his take on The Byrds classic.
Slade: Move over -Good time glam boys and their take on Janis Joplin classic. ( i like this one more)
McPhee: I am the walrus -Australian psych/prog band doing the boys from Liverpool.
Juicy Lucy: Willie the pimp -Saucy blues-rockers give us some Frank Zappa.
Leslie West: This wheels on fire - the great fatsby does some folkie gone electric.
Houston Fearless: Mr. soul -Don't know shit about Houston Fearless - i picked this record up for .99 cents about 15 years ago. Cool take on Neil Young's tune.
Taste: I'm moving on -Before the boogie guitar god of Ireland was a solo lad he was in a "Blues" rock band. Here he is in Taste and a version of a Hank Snow cut.
The Devil's Music: Devil Dick Covers Mix Vol. 6
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Forward To The Caves Play List 2/5/09
www.wlfr.fm
the cramps - human fly
stooges - little doll
u-boats - street tough
peter & the test tube babies - banned from the pubs
black flag - i've heard it before
overkill - hells getting hotter
stains - revenge
blitz - someone gonna die tonight
husker du - real world
dk's - kill the poor
the partisans - police story
demob - no room for you
DOA - human bomb
GBH - race against time
robert ashley - comic strip rock and roll
frankie baldo - strange guitar
neil burris - the sissy song
bobby williamson - i need everything
little jimmy dickens - truck load of starving kangaroos
teddy randazzo - be kitten little chicken
the spats - gator tails and monkey ribs
len barlow - hades highway
dick kent - backin up the devil
bobby moline - devil get behind me
bintangs - demons
comus - diana
country joe & the fish - not so sweet martha lorriane
tonny dee - velvet acid
allman joys - i'm snding you back
jackie lomax - eagle laughs at you
evil - whatca gonna do about it
lincoln st exit - sunny sunday dream, half man, time has come time to die
mimi & richard farina - reno nevada
sweetwater - windlace
clease - weird one
crying wood - blue eyed witch
the cramps - human fly
stooges - little doll
u-boats - street tough
peter & the test tube babies - banned from the pubs
black flag - i've heard it before
overkill - hells getting hotter
stains - revenge
blitz - someone gonna die tonight
husker du - real world
dk's - kill the poor
the partisans - police story
demob - no room for you
DOA - human bomb
GBH - race against time
robert ashley - comic strip rock and roll
frankie baldo - strange guitar
neil burris - the sissy song
bobby williamson - i need everything
little jimmy dickens - truck load of starving kangaroos
teddy randazzo - be kitten little chicken
the spats - gator tails and monkey ribs
len barlow - hades highway
dick kent - backin up the devil
bobby moline - devil get behind me
bintangs - demons
comus - diana
country joe & the fish - not so sweet martha lorriane
tonny dee - velvet acid
allman joys - i'm snding you back
jackie lomax - eagle laughs at you
evil - whatca gonna do about it
lincoln st exit - sunny sunday dream, half man, time has come time to die
mimi & richard farina - reno nevada
sweetwater - windlace
clease - weird one
crying wood - blue eyed witch
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Moon Mullican - I'll Sail My Ship Alone
Aubrey Wilson Mullican (March 29, 1894 - January 1, 1967), known as Moon Mullican, was an American country and western singer, songwriter, and pianist. However, he also sang and played jazz, rock 'n' roll and the blues. Indeed, Mullican was one of the main influences on the formation of rock 'n' roll, he predated what would be done in rock 'n' roll by 20 years. He was associated with the hillbilly boogie style which greatly influenced rockabilly; Jerry Lee Lewis cited him as a major influence on his own singing and piano playing.
Moon Mullican - I'll Sail My Ship Alone
Monday, February 2, 2009
Pee Wee King And His Golden West Cowboys - Waltz Of Regret
Devil month is up, i hope you enjoyed the Devil tunes @ the Devil's Music for the 1st month of 2009...?
Something a bit different today on some fancy green vinyl:
Pee Wee King, born Julius Frank Anthony Kuczynski (February 18, 1914 – March 07, 2000), was an American country music songwriter and recording artist. He was born in Milwaukee to a Polish American family and lived in Abrams, Wisconsin, during his youth.
King learned to play fiddle from his father, who was a professional polka musician. In the 1930s, he toured and made cowboy movies with Gene Autry. King joined the Grand Ole Opry in 1937.
In 1946, while the bandleader of the Golden West Cowboys, King, together with the band's vocalist, Redd Stewart, composed "The Tennessee Waltz", a song inspired by "The Kentucky Waltz" by bluegrass musician Bill Monroe. King and Stewart first recorded "The Tennessee Waltz" in 1948, and it went on to become a country music standard.
King's other songs included "Slow Poke" and "You Belong to Me". His songs introduced waltzes, polkas, and cowboy songs to country music.
He was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1970 and the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1974. He died of a heart attack in Louisville, Kentucky, at age 86.
This aint the Tennessee Waltz or the Kentucky Waltz but the "Waltz of Regret"
Anyone want to dance with me...???
Pee Wee King And His Golden West Cowboys - Waltz Of Regret
Labels:
45's,
Country,
Early Country and Western,
Regret,
Waltz
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