A case of mistaken identity

Dean Martin “My Woman, My Woman, My Wife” b/w “Here We Go Again” Reprise Records

Dean Martin “My Woman, My Woman, My Wife” b/w “Here We Go Again” Reprise Records



“Music to Massage Your Mate By” With this “explicitly illustrated” “instruction” booklet! Thinly discussed soft porn, smuggled into the house in a record sleeve. (Funny, I used to have to smuggle records in!) Doesn’t she looked thrilled.

“Music to Strip For Your Man By” Original Music By Teddy Philips & His Orchestra. With a fully illustrated instruction booklet by professional stripper Honey West. AA Records.

Linda Lou and the Three For All. Check out “Little” Linda Lou - her hair equals 1/6 of her overall height!

“Dig It!” Bill Evans Fontana Records (French) A compilation of tracks from the albums “Everybody Digs Bill Evans”, “New Jazz Conceptions” and “Portrait in Jazz”, each originally issued on Riverside in the late fifties. One of a series of Jazz reissues that each featured a different hip chick posing in front of a jazz legend. Search the site for Fontana and see others listed here. Tracks include: I Love You / Easy Living / Displacement / Waltz For Debby / Autumn Leaves / Someday My Prince Will Come / Tenderly / What Is There To Say? / Oleo

“On the Road with Rock ‘n Roll” Golden Crest Records (1957) Before Richie Valens, Mando and the Chili Peppers were perhaps the first Mexican-American rock & roll group. This is their only LP, though they continued to play around their home town of San Antonio into the Sixties. Their sound was a mix of New Orleans R&B and rock and roll. In 2004, after nearly 40 years and out of nowhere, the band played at the Ponderosa Stomp Music Festival in New Orleans.

Los Forasteros de Monterrey “Polkas Pa’echar Estilo Cuate’s Records

Bernie Witkowski & His Orchestra at the Belmont Ballroom, Garfield, New Jersey “12 Polka Figure Dances” Stella Records.

“Os Fabulosos Romanticos De Cuba” Musidisc Records

The Cecil Taylor Quintet with John Coltrane, Kenny Dorham, Steve Lacy, Chuck Israels and Louis Hayes. United Artists (1958) Reissued In 1964 as “Coltrane Time.” Includes “Double Clutching” (Chuck Israels), “Like Someone In Love” (Van Heusen/Burke), “Shifting Down” (Kenny Dorham), “Just Friends” (Klenner/Lewis).