The Vettes “REV-UP” “The explosive new sound of hot rod music!” MGM Records. (1964) Check out this all-star LA studio session band: Bruce Johnston (Vocals); Steve “Shutdown” Douglas (Sax, Arranger); Tommy Tedesco (Guitar); Glen Campbell (Guitar); Ray Pohlman (Bass); Hal Blaine (Drums); Leon Russell (keyboards) and Jay Migilori (Saxophone)
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Tito Sotelo Su Armonica y Su Ritmo “Armonica Danzarina”
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“Million Dollar Monkey On My Back” “The startling story of a guy who shot one million dollars worth of dope in his arm.” A harrowing account of a surviving junkie and his trip through hell and back.
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…oh, what a shame it is. The great Sammy Davis, Jr. shilling for antacid. It’s hard to stomach.
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Another by our favorite ladies Elna and Rigmor. (Courtesy of Keith and Moa)
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Lord Melody say “Mas is Devil Power” Strakers Records.
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Buddy Hackett‘s first on Dot Records DLP-3169 (1959) Tracks: The Diet/My Mixed Up Yourh/It Came From Outer Space//Advice For Young Lovers (Male)/The Original Chinese Waiter/The Old Army Routine
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“Ellington Uptown” Duke Ellington and his Orchestra. Philips.
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“Sing Out For Motorcycles” by DIY biker Ray Nelson who went on to build his “Guitcyle” and ride across the country.
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