MP3 & Playlist for Lost & Found, 07/27/09

Old-Fashioned Revival

Too hot for bloggin'? Is that possible? Well, I've been lax in my duties as faithful chronicler of this ongoing celebration of soul 45s, gun molls, garage bands and paberback originals. But a cool rain has cleared the air tonight, and I'm ready to kick over the traces and kick out the jams. So why waste time? While there's a dip in the mercury, you can risk raising the heat with 2 hours of smoldering soul, barbecued funk, smoking psychedelia, and all manner of steaming 60's and 70's sounds.

Just click on that Gino Washington 45 below to start the show, and keep an eye on the temperature with that playlist a little further down. Check back soon for this week's show, I'm looking to get caught up while the iron is cool!

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Playlist for Lost & Found, 07/27/09

title/artist/format/label/year

Set One: I like to trip with you


Intro: Blow Your Mind/Interpretations/45/Jubilee/1968
1. Shake Your Mini/Show Stoppers/45/Showtime/1967
2. I'll Be Around (When You Want Me)/Gino Washington/45/Mala/1966
3. You Left the Water Running/Barbara Lynn/45/Tribe/1967
4. It's You For Me/Amazers/45/Thomas/1967
5. The Other Side of My Mind/Chuck Bernard/45/Zodiac/1970
6. Red Spots/Cliff Wagner/45/Egg(Fr)/1970
7. Trippin'/Interpretations/45/Jubilee/1968
8. Bad Trip/Wailers/LP/United Artists/1967
9. Stand There/Dave Starky Five/LP(comp)/Shazam/1966
10.Milk Cow Blues(live BBC)/Kinks/CD/Sanctuary/1966-2001
11.The Visit (She Was Here)/The Cyrkle/LP/Columbia/1967
12.Love in a Summer Basket/Seeds/45/MGM/1970
13.Land of Nod/Rare Earth/LP/Verve/1967?
14.Look at the Way She Comes/The Koala/LP/Capitol/1968
15.What's So Bad About Feeling Good/Sum Pear/LP/Euphoria/1970
BED: Off Into a Black Thing/Willie Henderson/LP/Brunswick/1970

Set Two: turn that sweet potato over

1. The White Ship/Chad Mitchell/LP/Bell/1968
2. Oh! Those Sweet Bananas/Hackamore Brick/LP/Kama Sutra/1971
3. You Ain't goin' Nowhere/Patchwork/LP/Rca/1972
4. Come On Down/Rex Holman/LP/Pentagram/1970
5. Big Sur Mountain Air/Don Cooper/LP/Roulette/1970
6. I'll Be Here In the Morning/Shirl Milete/LP/Poppy/1970
BED: Loran's Dance/Idris Muhammad/LP/Kudu/1974

Set Three: don't wait for the postman

1. Queen Bee/Roman Carter/45/Jewel/1965
2. Baby Call On Me/Wilson Pickett/LP/Double L/1962
3. You'll Lose a Good Thing/Freddy Fender/45/ABC/1976
4. Sock It To 'Em, Soul Brother/Bill Moss/LP/Capsoul/1969-198?
5. Summertime/Clea Bradford/LP/Cadet/1968
6. Fool Of Love/Bobby Fuller Four/LP/Mustang/1965
7. There Won't Be Anymore/Charlie Rich/LP/Groove?(Power-Pak)/1964
BED: I Don't Want Nobody to Give Me Nothing/Grant Green/LP/Blue Note/1969

Set Four: just another black spot

1. The Mexican/Babe Ruth/LP/Harvest/1975
2. Toughest Street In Town/Thin Lizzy/LP/Warner Bros/1979
BED: The Long Goodbye/Dave Grusin Trio/CD/UA/1973







Guest Stars: Peggy Cummins, John Dall, Richard Travis, Virginia Farmer, Berry Kroeger, Robert Mitchum, Charles Wilson, Jane Greer, Arthur Hecht, Harvey Korman

MP3 & Playlist for Lost & Found, 06/15/09

Twin Killing

Two sides to the coin. Yet, it's value remains the same on either side. Only you can empower it beyond monetary value, by choosing one side as your ally and the other your enemy. Call it in the air and bring it down on the back of your hand with a slap. None of that slow-peek business, lift your hand quickly and see your fate. The trick to winning is to determine the flip in advance. Don't guess the result, decide the result. And you are a winner. Your prize? Two hours of funk, folk, garage, soul, and pop from the 60's and 70's, familiar sounds that you may have never heard before. Two hours. One for each side of the coin, which you have now mastered. Just a click on that 45 below will start the show.

No empathic skills required for the discographical details, either. All the information you need is provided as you scroll through my illustrations. Practice using both halves of your mind.

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Playlist for Lost & Found, 06/15/09

title/artist/format/label/year

Set One: The news today will be the movies for tomorrow


Intro: Sugar Cube/Electric Tomorrow/45/World Pacific/1967
1. Love Game (from A to Z)/Royal Jokers/45/Wingate/1967?
2. Potatoes/Claude & Samuel/LP/Daran-Joda(brazil)/1966-1972
3. I'm a Good Woman/Barbara Lynn/CD/Tribe/1966
4. The Whatcha' Call 'em/Huey Piano Smith/45/Instant/1970
5. You Don't Love Me No More/Renaldo Domino/45/Smash/1968
6. The Mirror Cries/Phil Flowers/LP/Dot/1968
7. Barracuda/Leonard King & the Soul Messengers/CD/Inferno/1967
8. Barracuda/The Standells/LP/Tower/1967
9. I'm Lost Without You/The Mighty Avengers/45/Press/1965
10.She's a Gemini/The Third House/45/Dore/1970
11.A House is Not a Motel/Love/LP/Elektra/1967
12.I Can't Get Her Out of My Mind/The Bay Ridge/45/Atlantic/1967
13.I Think I'm Down/The Harbinger Complex/LP/Mainstream/1967
14.Red the Sign Post/Fifty-Foot Hose/LP/Limelight/1968
15.Friendly Smile/Bold/LP/ABC/1969
BED: Mizrab/Gabor Szabo/LP/Impulse/1967

Set Two: notes on a journey within

1. She's My Love/Tommy Flanders/LP/Verve Forecast/1969
2. Love Me Like the Rain/The Losers/45/Atco/1965
3. And It Was Good/Diane Hildebrand/LP/Elektra/1967
4. You're a Very Lovely Woman/Merry-Go-Round/45/A&M/1967
5. The Road I'm On (Gloria)/Dion DiMucci/45/Columbia/1965
6. Pass Through Like the Lightning/Sly Boots/LP/Faithful Virtue/1970
BED: Shapes of Things/Folkswingers/LP/World Pacific/1967

Set Three: I know cause I have played the part

1. Gonna Have Fun/Ike & Tina Turner/LP/United/196?
2. Thanks to Him/The Renovations/45/Angel Town/1965
3. You're Still In My Heart/Steve Mancha/45/Groovesville/1966
4. Something is Worrying Me/Otis Redding/LP/Atco/1964
5. She Wants What She Can't Have/Terry Woodford/45/Fame/1966
6. Sinner/Freddie & the Hitch Hikers/CD/Band Box/1961
BED: I Turned You On/Dave Baby Cortez/LP/T-Neck/1970

Set Four: booty call

1. 66-54321/The Troggs/LP/Fontana/1968
2. Most Likely You'll Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine)/Hard Meat/LP/Warner Bros/1969
3. Messin' With the Kid/The Bosom Blues/LP/Arcania International/1968-2008
4. Get Me to the World on Time/Electric Prunes/LP/Reprise/1967
BED: The Long Goodbye/Dave Grusin Trio/CD/UA/1973







Guest Stars: Sterling Hayden, James Cagney, Robert Barrat, Jane Bryan, Humphrey Bogart, Alice White, Charles Wilson, Edward G. Robinson, Mary Astor, Richard Travis, Dana Andrews

MP3 & Playlist for Lost & Found, 05/18/09

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Mystery of Black

Life is all about choices. But choices aren't always clear. So often we find ourselves on a road that spilts in opposite directions, unsure which way leads to our destination. I don't claim to have the answers, but I do have one piece of advice. Rely on your soul to make these decisions as much as your mind. And when you begin to follow your soul, you'll need to keep it soothed and satiated with the fantastic elixir that is music. That's where I come in. No spook promotion this, but a square deal: 2 hours. Hand-picked sounds to bring you within yourself. 60's garage, 70's soul, 50's rockabilly. It's not when it was made or who made it that matters, but how it can help you to your destination. Take the trip.

Click on the Pic - n - Bill 45 below to start the program. It's that simple. And please browse our literature further down, for the deeper discograhical details.

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Playlist for Lost & Found, 05/18/09

title/artist/format/label/year

Set One: big for your size, young for your age


Intro: Kickback/Buena Vistas/45/Marquee/1967
1. Gonna Give It To You/Pic and Bill/45/Blue Rock/1968
2. Just an Ugly Rumor/Green Berets/45/Uni/1969
3. Sho' Bout to Drive Me Wild/Al Robinson/45/Pulsar/1969
4. Weep No More/Terry & the Tyrants/45/Kent
5. I'm Shook/James Brown/LP/King/1970
6. Gotta Get Me a Job/Ann Alford/CD/Hy Sign/1971
7. The Grunt/Eddie Kirk/LP/Fortune/1964
8. For What It's Worth/Latimore/LP/Glades/1973
9. Everybody's Wrong/Buffalo Springfield/LP/Atco/1966
10.Angie/Swingin' Blue Jeans/LP/Imperial/1964
11.When Will I Be Loved/Monotones/45/Hickory/1965
12.Set Me Free/The Outcasts/45/Decca/1966
13.Hey You!/The Guilloteens/45/HBR/1965
14.Gotta Find Her/Pat Farrell & the Believers/45/Diamond/1967
15.All or Nothing(live)/Small Faces/LP/Decca(uk)/1967
BED: Loran's Dance/Idris Muhammad/LP/CTI/1974

Set Two: always something there to remind me

1. Angel/JD Blackfoot/LP/Mercury/1970
2. Goodbye's a Long Long Time/Mark James/LP/Bell/1973
3. Ivy, Ivy/Left Banke/45/Smash/1968
4. My Love/Tret Fure/LP/Uni/1973
5. Yesterday's Gone/Mickey Newbury/LP/Elektra/1974
BED: Theme from Taxi Driver/Bernard Herrmann/LP/Arista/1976

Set Three: oh, henry!

1. School Girl/Long John Hunter/LP/Norton/1962?
2. Monkey Man/Baby Huey & the Babysitters/45/Satellite/1964
3. Give Him a Great Big Kiss/Shangri-Las/LP/Mercury/1965
4. Drive-In Show/Eddie Cochran/LP/Liberty/1957
5. Right String But the Wrong Yo-Yo/Johnny Kidd & Pirates/LP/See-for-Miles/1963-83
6. Here We Are Again/Wanda Jackson/LP/Captitol/1958
BED: Off Into a Black Thing/Willie Henderson/LP/Brunswick/1970

Set Four: stick it to your parents

1. Would You Believe (Love is Dead)/Chris Morgan & Togas/CD/Challenge/1966
2. Photogenic Jenny/The Curfew/LP/United Artists/1970
3. Away From Home/Defiant 4/CD/Delta/1967
4. Son (We've Kept the Room Just the Way You Left It)/Michaelangelo/LP/Columbia/1970
5. Outside/Blackwell/LP/Astro/1969
BED: Pee Foul/Nite-Liters/LP/RCA/1973










Guest Stars: Lawrence Tierney, Jane Greer, John Ridgely, Helene Stanton, Ted De Corsia, Humphrey Bogart, Sonny Hopson, Cornel Wilde, Elisha Cook, Jr., Charles McGraw

MP3 & Playlist for Lost & Found, 05/4/09

No Time for Tears

I've got one eye on the clock, and time is running short. In fact, I'll dispense with the usual opening patter and tell you to just beat it quick down to that Jo Jo and the Outcast 45 below, give a click, and get things underway. Who knows when they'll pull the plug on this stream, and then you won't get 2 hours of lost classics of soul, garage, psych, folk and funk from the 60's ... so what are you waiting for? Stop looking at me and click that link! The usual discographical details follow, for your frenzied convenience.

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Playlist for Lost & Found, 05/04/09

title/artist/format/label/year

Set One: we won't be strangers anymore


Intro: Sidetracking/Scott Brothers/45/Capri/1973
1. Whole Lot of Woman/JoJo and the Outcast/45/Sound-O-Riffic/196?
2. Uh Uh No No/Bob & Earl/45/Uni/1970
3. Generation Gap Between Us/Ann Peebles/LP/Hi/1970
4. You Got Something/African Beavers/45/RCA/1966
5. You Better Mend Your Ways/Joe Matthews/LP/Thelma-Charly/1965
6. Careless Heart/Billy Butler/45/Brunswick/1967
7. Pea Shooter/Donald Austin/LP/Eastbound/1973
8. Baby Don't You Tear My Clothes/Little Richard/CD/Brunswick/1968
9. Mr. Jones/Grass Roots/LP/Dunhill/1966
10.Say Those Magic Words/Birds Birds/LP/Reaction(uk) - Big Beat/1966
11.Undecided/Master's Apprentices/45/Astor(aus)/1965
12.Got To/Question Mark & Mysterians/LP/Cameo/1967
13.Splash 1/The Clique/45/Scepter/1967
14.Rainy Day Feeling/January Tyme/LP/Enterprise/1969
15.Rock & Roll/Detroit/LP/Paramount/1971
BED: Melting Pot/Booker T & MG's/LP/Stax/1971

Set Two: always something there to remind me

1. Willow Tree Vale Song/Gothic Horizon/LP/London/1971
2. How Many Times/Rick Nelson & Stone Canyon Band/LP/MCA/1974
3. 2:10 Train/Stone Poneys/LP/Capitol/1967
4. Zero She Flies/Al Stewart/LP/CBS(uk)/1970
5. You'll Find Her Name Written There/Blue Velvet Band/LP/Warner7Arts/1969
BED: Strung Out/Gordon Staples & the String Thing/LP/Motown/1970

Set Three: gonna throw my dice away

1. Welcome to Dreamsville/Sammy Ambrose/CD/Musicor/1965
2. Them Greens/Lonnie Russ/45/4J/1964
3. Now/Lynn Martini & the Jolly Jax/45/Soulville/1968
4. Don't Need No Doctor/Ray Charles/CD/ABC/1966
5. House of the Rising Sun/Billy Lee Riley/LP/GNP Crescendo/1966
6. Liza Jane/Dale Hawkins/45/Checker/1959
7. You Can't Hurry Love/18th Century Concepts/LP/Sidewalk/1967 (yuck)
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Set Four: knees bend, hair curls

1. Love Is Here/Blue Mountain Eagle/LP/Atco/1969
2. Moon Child/Thunder and Roses/LP/United Artists/1968
BED: Rainy Day Fun/Donald Austin/LP/Eastbound/1973









Guest Stars: Anne Shirley, Dick Powell, Lizbeth Scott, Brad Dexter, Mike Mazurki, Jane Greer, Sidney Greenstreet, Lauren Bacall, Robert Mitchum, Sonia Darrin, Dan Duryea, Humphrey Bogart, Claire Trevor

MP3 & Playlist for Lost & Found, 04/06/09

Connect the Dots

Talk is cheap. But times are hard, so cheap ain't looking so bad after all. And my words are only there to prove what your ears have already told you - that boundaries are only in your mind, and that time can stand still. Turn off time, turn up the volume, and get in tune with 2 hours across the spectrum of sound. The 60's are our touchpoint, but the 50's and 70's are within our grasp as well - without restriction. It's all popular music here. Click on the powder keg below to ignite this party and get lost in time with me. You don't need me along anyway ... all the information you really need is just below, between the clever snapshots.

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Playlist for Lost & Found, 04/06/09

title/artist/format/label/year

Set One: still out on those pills


Intro: Crazy Legs/Earth Mother/45/20th Century/1973
1. Good Old Music/Parliaments/45/Revilot/1968
2. Can I Get a Witness/Barbara Randolph/45/Soul/1968
3. Dynamite/Steve Colt/45/Big Beat/1968?
4. Love Made Me Blue/Russ Lewis/45/Sharp/196?
5. Little Archie/Billy & the Ar-Kets/45/Rally/1965
6. Funky Fly/Bo Diddley/LP/Checker/1970
7. The Big Forget/The Platters/LP/Mercury/1964
8. Help Me Please/The Outer Limits/45/Deram/1967
9. You Can Be My Baby/Red Squares/LP/Columbia(sw)/1967
10.Yellow Pill/Mom's Boys/LP/Sidewalk/1967
11.House of Glass/The Glass Family/LP/Warner 7 Arts/1969
12.Pandora's Golden Heebie Jeebies/The Association/45/Valiant/1967
13.All Along the Watchtower/Barbara Keith/LP/Reprise/1972
14.Love Can Fall a Long Way Down/Beau Brummels/LP/Warner 7 Arts/1968
15.Diary of Your Life/Chicken Shack/45/Blue Horizon/1970
BED: My Love/Jerry Hahn Quintet/LP/Changes/1967

Set Two: where men are born to be alone

1. Looks Like Baby's Gone/Mickey Newbury/LP/Elektra/1969
2. On the Sidewalks/Peter Davis/LP/Splinterville/197?
3. I'll Call You Mine/The Zombies/CD/Date/1966-1968
4. You Wonder Why You're Lonely/Diane Hildebrand/LP/Elektra/1968
5. She Came and She Touched Me(live)/Townes Van Zandt/LP/Tomato/1973-1977
BED: Eight Miles High/The Folkswingers/LP/World Pacific/1967

Set Three: shaped like a cannonball

1. Walking in the Rain/Reparata and the Delrons/45/Kapp/1969
2. Gotta Hold On/Wylie Dixon/45/Toddlin' Town/1968
3. So Glad You're Mine/Elvis Presley/LP/RCA/1956
4. My Talk Didn't Do Any Good/Frankie Lee Sims/45/Ace/1957
5. Down on the Corner of Love/Buck Owens/LP/Starday/1956-1967
6. Wish Someone Would Care/Irma Thomas/LP/Imperial/1964
BED: Big Bird/Cropper, King & Staples/LP/Stax/1969

Set Four: knees bend, hair curls

1. I Can't Control Myself/Roger C. Reale & Rue Morgue/LP/Big Sound/1978
2. Nightmare/Hollywood Brats/CD/Cherry Red/1973-1980
BED: I'm a Lonesome Fugitive/James Burton & Ralph Mooney/LP/Capitol/1968









Guest Stars: Sterling Hayden, Richard Conte, Jean Hagen, Burt Lancaster, Jean Wallace, Paul Newman, Sam Jaffe, Cornel Wilde, Marilyn Monroe, Dick Powell