Thanks to Margaret Still for sending us Vicki Jamison “He’s More Than Enough”
I think this refers to Jesus. Maybe you don’t need bread if you have religion. Does that make sense? She looks like Nancy Reagan. Just Say No to bread!
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This is on Conformity records to boot!
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“Pink Mood for Tonight” A Japanese lounge music record.
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This from our friend in Brazil Zeco Louro: The album title is “O SAPATAO,” which is Brazilian slang for “lesbian”. “Sapato” means “shoe” and “Sapatao” is how we say “a big shoe”. I think the idea is that Durval is asking the girl if she is a Sapatao, a lesbian.”
Well I guess that explains it. But it’s still weird.
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In the 1950s Woody Allen began a career in show business as a comedy writer for tv shows like Your Show of Shows and The Garry Moore Show. By the 60s, he’d graduated to performing his material in stand-up venues across America. For a handful of these years (before embarking on a career of movie making) several of his live performances were captured on disc. This the second of Woody’s three records of stand-up material was recorded at The Shadows in Washington, D.C., April 1965.
Side One
THE MOOSE
THE KIDNAPPING
SUPERMAN
SCIENCE FICTION MOVIE
EGGS BENEDICT
FOOTNOTE
Side Two:
WHAT’S NEW PUSSYCAT?
REMINISCENCES
SWEDISH MOVIE
TAKING A SHOWER (a PANTOMINE)
LOST GENERATION
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One of the series’ of Decca lps and singles “Music for the Boy Friend” and “Music for the Girl Friend” all with these great Petty Girl covers.
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Here’s one from a great site to meet all your Bollywood needs: Music From the Third Floor
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Classic Jayne Mansfield photo on alternate cover from Argentina.
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