1969

1969

James Ray - If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody

Simon & Garfunkel - Why Don't You Write Me

Moondog - Bird's Lament

6 - Lament I, "Bird's Lament" - 19:47

here is a video of an extended version of The Supremes' "Come See About Me"
It clocks in at 5:25, he deleted all the vocals on the first verse and chorus, then has the background vocals with the music and finally all vocals
video has some great pictures of the ladies, (I still have a crush on the late Florence Ballard)
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 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBnzV5kQnDw

Dick Clark playing an "April Fool" on his viewers - some artists' names jokingly match the song titles.

Thelonious Monk - Japanese Folk Song

Tom Lehrer - National Brotherhood Week

Tom Lehrer never got a record deal. He had discs pressed and distributed them himself by mail, and you could buy them from under the counter at some record stores if you asked. They came in plain brown covers like porn.

Wes Montgomery - Mr. Walker

Dave Brubeck Quartet - Unsquare Dance

Inside the Making of Dr. Strangelove

The Asylum Choir (Leon Russell and Mark Benno) - Soul Food

         Nick Gravenites, Mike Bloomfield - Gypsy Goodtime

1963 (Stan Getz; Luiz Bonfa)

Guess Who - She's Come Undone

American Folk Blues Festivals 1963-1966: The British Tours

A wonderful compilation, and I don't normally gush over the old blues men. Nice piano at 6:30.

Opening: Sonny Boy Williamson: Keep It to Yourself
4:50 Muddy Waters: Mojo Workin'
8:36 Lonnie Johnson: Too Late to Cry
13:42 Big Joe Williams: Baby Please Don't Go (playing his 9 string guitar)
16:55 Sonny Boy Williamson: Bye Bye Bird; Getting Out of Town
25:32 Lightnin' Hopkins: Come Go Home with Me; Lightnins' Blues
33:46 Sugar Pie DeSanto: Baby What You Want Me To Do; Rock Me Baby
39:47 Howlin' Wolf: Smokestack Lightning; Don't Laugh at Me
49:34 Big Joe Turner: Oh Well , Oh Well
59:53 Junior Wells - What I'd Say

 DaveInVA wrote:
I think a lot bands imitated/shared this sound, and people are just getting tired of blues in general. I know I am but this is still a great record.

 rhahl wrote: 
I uploaded some of their stuff to the LRC and it all got Insta-Sorried. 

The Paul Butterfield Blues Band - East-West

SIDE A
00:00 Walkin' Blues
03:18 Get Out Of My Life, Woman
06:36 I Got A Mind To Give Up Living
11:40 All These Blues
14:05 Work Song
SIDE B
22:04 Mary, Mary
25:00 Two Trains Running
28:58 Never Say No
32:00 East-West

Guitar by Mike Bloomfield, who left Dylan for this band.