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Telstar: An Iconic Pop Instrumental From 1962…And 1984
This morning I saw Steve For The Deaf’s posting on The Tornadoes iconic “Telstar” single from 1962 and immediately got pulled into its orbit. It reminded me that the conic instrumental came into my Record Cell a few years back … Continue reading
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Tagged 1962, 1984, factory records, instrumental, New Wave Cover Version
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Those First Impressions: Johnny + The Self-Abusers – “Saints + Sinners” UK 7″
Johnny + The Self-Abusers: Saints + Sinners – UK – 7″ [1977] Johnny + The Self-Abusers was not the first name the band that would eventually become Simple Minds ever had. That would be the even weirder Biba-Rom! But Johnny … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Record Review, Scots Rock, Those First Impressions, Want List
Tagged 1977, 2023, Johnny + The Self Abusers, Soul Jazz Records
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“Look At The Moon!” Saw Bowie Curating His Live Set With A Crack Team [pt. 2]
[…continued from last post] Disc one ended with a lovely take on “Under Pressure” with sparkling piano from Mike Garson in addition to Gail Ann Dorsey’s duet vocals with David Bowie being a particular calling card in this period of … Continue reading
Posted in Bowie, Core Collection, Live Music, Record Review
Tagged 1997, 2021, David Bowie, limited edition, live album
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“Look At The Moon!” Saw Bowie Curating His Live Set With A Crack Team [pt. 1]
“Look At The Moon! [Live Phoenix Festival ’97]” was a snapshot of the very next tour David Bowie undertook for the “Earthling” album of 1997. The same band as the 1995 “Outside” tour were here, though Carlos Alomar, George Simms, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1997, 2021, David Bowie, limited edition, live album
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New Shriekback Viddy For “The Wolfman Whinesplains”
Gloryoski! We got notice a few days ago that the new Shriekback viddy was online in …that place. The Hodah-helmed clip was actually shot and featured the very real and not at all simulated Barry Andrews in the clip itself, … Continue reading
Cristina Monet Zilkha’s Legacy Served Well With New CD Remaster Of “Sleep It Off” And Biographical Book/Website
Last Friday was the release date of the CD that I never expected to see, but I should know better than to underestimate the powers of Rubellan Remasters. They are the plucky reissue label [run by one person – Scott … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Deadpan Women, Record Review
Tagged 1984, 2024, book review, Cristina Monet, DLX RM, Rubellan Remasters
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Fluid Japan Populate An Elegant “Afterlife” With Their Art Rock Chops
Sometime it’s hell keeping a secret! Especially one you’d prefer to shout from the rooftops! In the case of the group Fluid Japan, I first encountered their member Todd Lewis [vox, synth, bass, drum programming] when he had played bass … Continue reading