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Rythmn blues

A. Ramlie & The Rythmn Boys   “Oh Fatimah”   Singapore pop – Asian surf/garage from the mid-Sixties.

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Shake a tail feather

Roberto Faz Y Su Conjunto Puchito Records

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Best price – hands down!

“El Mas Aplaudido”   Disc Jockey Records

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“I hate those meeces to pieces!”

Mr. Jinks, Pixie and Dixie   Colpix Records.   Hanna Barbera   A regular segment of the television series The Huckleberry Hound Show from 1958 to 1962.   Starring the Voices of Daws Butler and Don Messick.

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Aces over

“Jalaito Sabroson”   Los Ases del Ritmo   Tropical Records

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Turkey breast

Yediden Yetmise Curcuna   Exotic Oriental Belly-Dance Music from Turkey.   Senay Egefon Records

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Honey Rock

Juan Garcia Esquivel   “Cabaret Tragico”   RCA Victor Mexico. (1957)   The soundtrack from a Mexican crime drama—his second to last release before heading north to the States. Vocals on five of the tracks by Columba Domínguez, Elsa Cárdenas, Carmen di Lirio, and Kitty de Hoyos.

One of the last and the best of those infamous mexican nightclub melodramas (“Películas de Cabareteras”), it features a stunning noirish cinematography, over-the-top acting by half a dozen of wonderfully weird and wicked latina beauties such as Columba Dominguez and Kitty de Hoyos (looking like a drag queen performing Marilyn Monroe!) plus great -if low budget- musical show clips performed by the mesmerizing Esquivel, the “King of Zu-Zu-Zu”! Another masterpiece from the great (beer-drinking?) director Alfonso “Corona” Blake, who began as an assistant to Luis Bunuel and Emilio “Indio” Fernandez and gave the world some of the finest campy horror- and “Il Santo”-classics.

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Papa Joe’s A Go-Go

“Live! At Papa Joe’s Northern A Go-Go”   The Starliners

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Look up

“Speak Low” Hal Otis and His Orchestra Westminster Hi-Fi. Jayne Mansfield doesn’t have to say anything at all.

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Hats off

Dr. Seuss’ “The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins”   Paul Wing with Music and Sound Effects.   RCA Victor EP.   Only $.79 for “up to 16 minutes”.   A rare Jim Flora picture sleeve.

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