Charlie “Bird” Parker (Dial 202) From Vintage Vanguard — an amazing source of jazz album photos and information.
Three 10″ LP’s were issued in 1949- “Charlie Parker Quintet” vols 1, 2, and 3. (Dial LP’s 201, 202 and 203). Dial also released “Charlie Parker Sextet” (207) in 1950.
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Dr. Shock was magician Joseph Zawislak who created the persona based on Roland, (with John Zacherle’s permission), and hit the Philadelphia airwaves on WPHL-TV (Channel 17) in 1969. His first Saturday afternoon horror show lasted only 13 weeks, but protests brought him back and a cult had begun. He was on three different shows during his reign: Scream-In, Mad Theater and Horror Theater. American Artists Entertainment represented Dr.Shock in the seventies and recorded him on “East Coast Records”. His sign-off each week was “Let there be fright!”. Joe Zawislak died of heart failure at the age of 42. Many cities in America has these local tv show monster hosts. In Cleveland we had “The Ghoul.”
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The Voice of Onilda Figueiredo. From a cool site called Bossa-Brasileira.
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Frankie Ford “You Talk Too Much” (Courtesy of Uncle Gil)
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Brian, Keith, Charlie, Mick and Bill “Collector’s Only” (Decca 211035, Mono) (Courtesy of Rockalain)
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I’m all about the Brazilian records lately. Here’s another old one from a site called Bossa-Brazileria
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“Sliding Easy” with the CURTIS FULLER SEXTET. What an amazing line up: LEE MORGAN. HANK MOBLEY. TOMMY FLANAGAN. PAUL CHAMBERS. ELVIN JONES. Arrangements by: BENNY GOLSON & GIGI GRYCE. United Artists. (1959)
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“At the Monster Ball” The Vampires United Artists (1964). Compositions by Milton DeLugg. Read about and find downloads here at Scarstuff
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