Current MP3 Want ListTrading is smiled upon. If you have something on the list, maybe I have something on yours. Here's for what I'm a-lookin':
Sugar Chile Robinson, "Go Boy Go" Gangsta Zoli, "The Whiskey Robber Is the King" Fibich, "At Twilight" Tony Martin -- "South of the Border" Headstones - "Streets of Laredo" Randy Kiss - "Streets of Laredo" (Ice Cream Mix) From Lone Hero. Good songs, really, really bad movie. The Sports -- "No Mama No" A reminder (remainder?) of the old K-15 days... Anything by Constance Mallis Any recordings of "Rainbow Over the Range" (other than that by the Sons of the Pioneers) Wild Bill Davis -- "I've Heard That Song Before" This recording may or may not be with Duke Ellington's band. OtherIn return for Geoffrey H's help in finding a bunch of these, I'm posting the following MP3 wants of his: Brother Jack McDuff -- "Talkin 'bout My Woman" Chuck Higgins - "I'll Be There" Ike & Tina Turner - "I'll Keep You Happy" Y Diliau - "Tyrn Yn 01" David Vorhaus/The Quest - "The Force Version 1" FoundJohnny Bristol and Jackie Beavers co-wrote this song with Harvey Fuqua. Jackie & Johnny recorded it in 1962, but it wasn't until 1969 that it became a huge hit for Diana Ross (sans the Supremes, despite what the record jacket said), with the late Johnny Bristol singing impromptu encouragement in the background. TV Nation was Michael Moore's newsmagazine parody show from the mid-1990s. One of the best things about it was its theme song, which was composed by tomandandy after Moore told them it should sound like "a cross between Metallica and the Leave It to Beaver theme song." It doesn't. It sounds a hundred times better than that. This is from a live set way back before fame came to Ol' Waylon (may he R.I.P.). The desired version is from this (former) San Francisco band's Rumania album -- *not* the inferior version from the later Desperate Children album. (Maitresse Jennifer, Nuns lead singer, says, "Yes, the original one was MUCH better, I hate the one on Desperate Children!! God I hate my songs so much sometimes. Anyway, that was on an ALBUM made of vinyl called Rumania or Romania on Jem Records which is out of print and like an idiot I was too stupid to make a copy of the master!!! 1986 it came out, yes, the year I was born! Amazing isn't it? But if you can find it in a specialty goth/independent kind of store, it is around somewhere.")
This is a tough one. It played a long time on Phoenix's KNRJ, but I can't find the radio edit they played anywhere. It features electronically chopped-up vocals. I think the playing time might be 3:44, but I'm not sure. This is a Spanish-language version of the sappy old Terry Jacks song "Seasons in the Sun" that I heard on the radio ("Ciento cinco PUNto nueve: PURo MEXico!") one day. I think it might be by Ana y Jaime, but I'm not sure. I am sure that I would be happy to hear any Spanish-language versions of "Seasons in the Sun" whatsoever. Another K15 favorite, only recently identified by name by DoC pal Johnny D. From the Soul Survivor soundtrack. Pretty good song, really bad movie.
(Not "Missionary," by the Eurythmics; not "Wednesday Week" by Elvis Costello; nor even "Wednesday Week" by The Undertones.) I'd ask Josie herself, but she's probably still in hiding because of "Johnny, Are You Queer?"
From the Honeysuckle Rose soundtrack. Good song, bad movie. The Pixies may have invented soft verse / loud chorus, and Nirvana may have beaten that trope into the ground, but over in a dark corner somewhere Dee Dee King (nee Ramone) was trying to perfect the sweet chorus harmonies / wretched solo vocal verse pattern. And succeeded. Pure ear-chewing pleasure. I don't know anything about this except that it's the original of the Detroit Cobras cover (as "Ya Ya"). The following cuts from the out-of-print Rough Trade compilation Lipstick Traces, which was released (in Australia, at any rate) as a sort of companion to Greil Marcus's Lipstick Traces: A Secret History of the 20th Century (which ought to be read by everyone).
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