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| Happy Easter my friends. It’s a beautiful day to write a blog post so I figured I’d try to get this one out real quick-like today before I go feast on leg of lamb and other goodies. The usual suspects on this go around, including a few that were previously issued on “Sixties Uncovered”, the very first collection of vinyl transfers I posted on this blog. I re-recorded them and they should sound much better than the previous attempts. Enjoy. |
| Arondies – Class Of ‘69 / All My Love (1964) |
| Playboys – The Scramble / The Cat Walk (1965) |
| “You Know Who” Group – Don’t Play It (No More) / Run (I Wanna Be Free) (1965) |
| Sparkles – No Friend Of Mine / First Forget (1966) |
| Mystics – Didn’t We Have A Good Time / Now And For Always (1966) |
| Bogis Chimes – I Think You’ll Find / Please Don't Forget (1967) |
| Changin’ Times – How Is The Air Up There / Young And Innocent Girl (1966) |
| First Crow To The Moon – Spend Your Life / The Sun Lights Up The Shadows Of Your Mind (1967) |
| Cryin’ Inside / Sometimes You Just Can’t Win (1968) |
| Impacts – Don’t You Dare / Green Green Field (1966) |
| Catfish Knight & The Blue Express – Deathwise / I Can’t Keep From Cryin’ (1968) |
| City Zu – Eeny Meeny / Too Much, Too Soon, Too Fast (1969) |
| Troggs – Hip Hip Hooray / Say Darlin’ (1968) |
| Rupert’s People – Reflections Of Charles Brown / Hold On (1967) |
Sounds like another good bunch, Dan! Sparkles and First Crow To The Moon fetch a pretty penny nowadays.
ReplyDeleteI recommend taking a listen to the City Zu's "I'll Find Another" on Columbia if you haven't already.
Thanks Dan,
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter,
FYI, I think Changin' Time were from Ohio.
First Crow To The Moon---New York
Impacts--- Oregon
City Zu---Washington
....at least according to tags I have. I like to keep track of the places bands hail from too.
Scott
Thanks for filling in a few blanks. I was in somewhat of a hurry to get it out that day (Easter) so I glossed over quite a few details. The Changin' Times were Steve Duboff & Artie Kornfield , a duo from New York who also wrote "The Pied Piper" and the Cowsills' hit "The Rain, The Park, and Other Things".
Deletemany thanks for your wonderful series.
ReplyDelete2 more to come and than: the magic number
WiMa
Good listening.....cheers Dan!
ReplyDeleteEnjoying this assortment very much. Big praise to you for your excellent selections. You sure know your stuff. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHappy belated 4/20 day. this comp has some great obscurities on it, THANKS
ReplyDeletegreat selection as always....that You-Know-Who-Group single was knew to my ears... thanks again Dan and keep 'em coming!
ReplyDeleteThe Arondies were played on WMCK with D.J. Terry Lee. He managed the Fantastic DeeJays and later the Swamp Rats. Was a cousin to Sonny DeNunzio, singer of the Fenways/Racket Squad. Flip side of '69' (All my Love) is a super track. You post great Pittsburgh stuff! I have a lot of these.
ReplyDeleteduude you're almost at 100! are you gonna throw a party? yet another upstanding tracklist of golden oldies, thanks!
ReplyDeletescott
Ginchy as always Mr Dan.
ReplyDeleteOn an unrelated matter, have you any idea what year Rojay & Faber's Good In This World was released
Yah... "Ginchy", Thanks! I'm not sure when the "Rojay & Faber" 45 came out but I'd bet a half dozen 45s it was released in 1967. Well...maybe not a half dozen, but I think it's a good guess. Glad you're digging the cool sounds. Number 98 is on the way soon......
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