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ELVIS IN BIRMINGHAM UNLEASHED!


Recorded board Birmingham, AL. Gregorian calendar month 29th, 1976



No matter which reason, it befit administer such lot this New Year's Day  1976.

Escape, notwithstanding, nothing deducts  the King his most historic performance's capture.

His voice wills acrobatics over audience to facilitate tandem choppers roar, crackly engine turbines  shear oxygenic atmospheric of catecholamine environs cause the receptor always to dot pupils, not like its agonist who would just mimic, the biological sign of the pristine Genesis of the Opiate is this only marker in the eyes -- of high performance, in pitstop, a new record time, James Burton power drills on new slicks, manufactured to spec at just this track, while his guys upturn fuel gerrycans, splashing high test stuff, then  slapped hard,  flagged in:  his, a wavy image from the pit of vaporous lighter than air chemical carnival mirrors which make a mirage and undulate the spoiler last glimpsed around the high bank until only the sucking turbines opened up tell the pitcrew whose following who, straightaway. 

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Rocket into this show with a solid 'See See Rider',  texture trademarkS years past, Elvis' nervy giggle fools Americans disbelieving this under the radar smll-town incursion of precision and logistic mastery which unless interrupted would have marshalled on in  yearly coup for the converted to say, "This can be 1969."

Not like 1976, 'I Got A Woman', as real substance, if battery-acid is curious about lyrics and preamble, it is not that it has lost its humor -- it is that its humor has lost its timed line by the trouble of the artist's reconnoitering cues.

Any comedian with a decent joke is best performed once  said for the first time. Loony Toons pulls off exciting the gang, mentioning that it's his FIRST performance in town.  Lucy in the sky with diamonds rolls in richer of affection, the Pine Tree State evergreen seen earlier in the year, still towards its shortened end finds it thus.

Less kisses and more singing add  rich  listening experience among the old jokes; backing singers wait a while at the top of the song, while he, drawing breath for his endnote, or hitting mark for a gag, or  nursing  high falsetto between breaths, then    floating ‘Fairytale’ into J.D. Sumner's low airspace for the weird demonstration,  his net not needed this night,  strength of voice at benchmark for things which come back.

Vocally athletic versions to dare ‘Mountain’ deliver over-topped ballad we measure  accustomed of unhealthy things.

'Jailhouse Rock' brings effort to a song, to the hassle.

Funny through the pain, insane in concert, 'It's now Or Never', incoherent rant exponentially resembles the effect excessive amount of medication, or presumably too much Gatorade.

an excessive amount of it all adds to the fun that is that the word that best describes this performance. ‘Trying to urge To Yall urrr You’ is another time taken in eudaemon, and 'My Way', presumably lacking the commitment of 1977 performances, displays the liberty of his vocal vary at this venue, adding to the already impressive finish note by pushing it even higher up the dimensions.

Hardly stunning since his health and weight had improved over the Christmas amount. Finally to finish off this section an especially funky version of 'Polk dish Annie', made all the created pleasant by David Briggs' Clavinova. a small hiccup in the percussion because of a make noise by the orchestra is merely inquiry and forgiveness by due to in the Inca gold foil (namely Elvis), World Health Organization in this show is barely fascinated by having a decent laugh.

you are lucky this is not fall 1974 Ronnie! unfortunately we're currently plunging into the depths of the introductions, by this point absorbing at least 10-15 min of the show!

there is not the maximum amount have to be compelled to despair however as superman takes an energetic half altogether of the band solos, creating for a lot of attention-grabbing listening and showing Elvis' commitment to the show as he would typically effectively take a breather throughout the displays of his musicians. 'Early Morning Rain' is taken at a decent pace, 'What'd I Say' may be a very little rush and 'Johnny B. Goode' is barely one verse therefore there, I did it, I told you regarding the band intros now lets get on with the review.

stepping into the ultimate section we are 1st greeted by a beautiful version of 'Love Letters', which, not like earlier versions, lacks the Great Depression in its performance that might build the performing artist burst out crying at any moment. this can be lucky for United States of America, as it does not lack the emotion that produces the song work. On the facet, the tail finish of introductions continues to be with America during this version of 'School Days', which only stands out for its finish note. 'Strained a gut' Zen remarks (as it had been a prime B).

'Funny how Time Slips Away' is slightly spoil by the Birmingham guys approximately knowing Elvis' routine, because the house lights go down concerning as presently as they go up. lysergic acid diethylamide deals with it by telling them concerning it for around 15 seconds before they finally catch on, nothing major and it's still a fuller version than usual for this era. 'Hurt' is in my opinion, one of the most effective versions you may hear. The song seems to own hit a climax around this point, and with Elvis' voice being in such correctitude the benchmark is rocketed skyward with a number of the foremost value high notes ever to grace the rostrum. He simply never ceases to amaze doesn't he? 'Hound Dog' is that the customary throw away to justify an outsized portion of the price ticket worth. not to say it is the worst version ever, simply a relentless in every show that may not price listening too unless it's the original. i could not tell you what year most of them were from. 'For the good Times' is a very little more eerie and is worth listening too to match to 1972 versions, where i feel it had been 1st introduced. On the dimensions of one to 10, i might provides it AN eight for effort and atmosphere. the most effective half is the strange noise that produces battery-acid shout out 'what the hell was that' and start over, it virtually appears as if it was planted there commonplace up the comedy feel.

'The 1st Time Ever I Saw Your Face' is just stunning. Ginger Alden was within the audience at this show, and acid makes it clear he's singing it particularly for her. The influence she had definitely seemed to carry Elvis' performances after they first met. In fact, he appears thus determined to impress that he jokingly tells a friend to shut up throughout the quietest half as they won’t 'stop yelling at me'. within the closing numbers we tend to square measure treated to one of the best performances of the night, 'Unchained Melody'. once they 1977 versions, acid looks more well-off together with his technique and respiratory, equaling all the larger of say acid as one, with one slight exception, that is his falsetto endnote. He simply did not appear to be ready to hit them quite right at this point. Oh Well. Giggles still ablaze we have a tendency to enter 'Mystery Train/Tiger Man' which brings no surprises, and still contains those stupid scooping trumpets. God knows WHO adscititious that. it should have even been window pane for a joke! whatever the case the show is currently drawing to an end and it is time for the customary 'Can't facilitate Falling In Love'.

a pleasant version that once more represents Elvis' mood nicely in what has been an agreeable listening experience.  

a couple of thrown scarves, an enormous finish, and a brief martial arts demonstration.

 (if you've got the video!) finish this marvelous exhibition of immortality by the only King of music.  

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WERE YOU AT ANY of those CONCERTS?

back breaker CONCERTS obtainable ON CD!

1971 capital of Massachusetts, MA 11-10-1971 (8:30 pm Show) urban center, Sagebrush State 1-27-1971 (Midnight Show) Las Vegas, Sagebrush State 1-29-1971 (Dinner Show) 1972 city, Tar Heel State 4-14-1972 metropolis, Sagebrush State 1-26-1972 (Opening Night) urban center, American state 8-12-1972 (Dinner Show) capital of Virginia, VA 4-10-1972 1973 Las Vegas, Battle Born State 8-20-1973 (Midnight Show) 1974 school Park, MD 9-28-1974 urban center, American state 10-6-1974 (Matinee Show) Houston, Lone-Star State 3-3-1974 Kansas town, MO 6-29-1974 (Evening Show) Lake Charles, LA 5-4-1974 (Evening Show) Lake Tahoe, Silver State 5-26-1974 lake, Silver State 9-2-1974 (Closing Show) Las Vegas, Sagebrush State 8-19-1974 (Opening Show) Memphis, Volunteer State 3-16-1974 (First Live Concert Since 1961) capital of Virginia, VA 3-18-1974 desert Tahoe edifice, NV 5-27-1974 (Closing Show) 1975 urban center, Lone-Star State 6-6-1975 (8:30 pm Show) Houston, Lone-Star State 6-4-1975 Jackson, MS 6-8-1975 (2:30 pm Show) Las Vegas, Sagebrush State 3-22-1975 (Midnight Show) Las Vegas, Sagebrush State 12-13-1975 (Midnight Show) Mobile, AL 6-2-1975 (8:30 pm Show) 1976 Birmingham, AL 12-29-1976 Charleston, Mountain State 7-24-1976 Charlotte, Tar Heel State 3-20-1976 (Afternoon Show) Chicago, IL 10-14-1976 Chicago, IL 10-15-1976 Cincinnati, Buckeye State 3-21-1976 Dallas, Lone-Star State 12-28-1976 Greensboro, Old North State 6-30-1976 Lionel Hampton Roads, VA 8-1-1976 (2:30 pm Show) Huntsville, AL 6-9-1976 urban center, Silver State 12-7-1976 (Midnight Show) Macon, GA 8-31-1976 (8 pm Show) port of entry, CA 11-28-1976 South Bend, IN 10-20-1976

1977

Ann Arbor, MI 4-24-1977 Charlotte, Tar Heel State 2-21-1977 Kalamazoo, MI 4-26-1977 Montgomery, AL 2-16-1977 Omaha, NE 6-19-1977 Rapid City, Mount Rushmore State 6-21-1977 St. Petersburg, Everglade State 2-14-1977 West Palm Beach, Everglade State 2-13-1977 I even have Them All! simply Let Maine recognize which of them you would like. the complete CBS TV Special As Originally aired In 1977 (Running Time: 51 minutes) loony toons "Live in speedy City" Gregorian calendar month twenty first, 1977 (Never before seen concert footage! this can be the entire Rapid City Concert! a part of this concert was used for the CBS TV Special. Running time: 65 minutes.) acid "Live in Omaha, NE" Gregorian calendar month nineteenth, 1977 (Never before seen concert footage! this can be the complete Uncut Omaha Concert! a part of this concert was used for the CBS TV Special. Running time: sixty nine minutes) the entire Eve 1976, Pittsburgh, PA (Elvis "New Year's Eve Concert" metropolis, PA December thirty first, 1976. ne'er before seen footage! recorded with completely different|completely different} cameras and from different angles. nice close-ups of on the market.)

 

BOLLYWOOD DISCO DANCE

One of the channels was telecasting Kal Ho Na Ho last weekend. The kitchen was buzzing with activity. We were on a mission: To cook Chicken Tikka Masala. “It’s the time to Disco” starts playing in the movie. That has me & my body going in for a ziggy, jiggy, boogey dance while stirring the chicken in the masala. It’s been a long time since I heard Desi Disco. The originals. Not the dabba remixes. I’ve lost touch with those foot tapping songs that used to have us leaving our drinks to hit the makeshift dance floor on New Year’s Eve at those trying to be trendy bars and restaurants of Bombay in the 80s and 90s. Nostalgia crept in. Lets get back and get all those sweet memories… lets get back and collect all the disco hits of the 70s and 80s from Bollywood. The result of the search was a sad revelation. Bollywood doesn’t have many hit disco songs to boast of. Why? Maybe the latest in music wasn’t as widespread as it is today, where even those in the small towns and villages of India know what’s the latest in fashion, dance and music. But back then the trends may have been limited to the major cities and Bollywood may not have found a mass appeal in disco which could rake in the moolah for them. Here’s a look at the 20 Disco hits from Bollywood in the 70s and 80s, in no particular order…

 

I am a Disco Dancer (Disco Dancer) The ultimate tapori song of the year it was released in. Mention Disco and your brain projects the image of Mithun Chakravarthy. With his John Travolta shake the leg style, Mithun was the King of Disco (cum James Bond) in Bollywood in the eighties. This movie succeeded purely because of its songs. Horror of horrors, one of the main guys who kept disco alive in Bollywood was… Bappi Lahiri. Yes the one and only Bappida, who had successfully mastered the art of copying each and every song from the U.S. and Europe and even Africa, to pass it off as his very own. Oh why oh why??? This is the same guy who gave us the melodious “Yeh naina yeh kaajal yeh zulfein yeh aanchal, khoobsoorat ho tum gazaal…” The movie also brought to fore, B.Subhash producer/director. But Disco Dancer was a fluke success. B. Subhash later made many films trying to unsuccessfully repeat Disco Dancer’s success. One of his later movies, Kasam Paida Karne Waale Ki had a song (”Yeh Raat mein”) carbon copied from Michael Jackson’s Thriller in both departments: music and video. Disco Station (Hathkadi) Red, Orange, Green and every un-imaginable color of light blinking on a cardboard studio set - “Chodo chodo, Meri Rahen, Meri Baahen, AAA…. Yeh hainnnnnnnnnnn pyar keenness Hathkadi…”

 

This song was played on almost every given opportunity on the only available channel in those days… Doordarshan. Reena Roy shaking her big bad booty to Disco Station. The song also had Shatrughan Sinha, mercifully not dancing. Again, the music was provided by… sigh… Bappi Lahiri. Aap Jaisa Koi (Qurbani) The sexy svelte Zeenat, a lavish set, Kalyanji Anandji’s beats… aaah. Now this song brought class to Disco in Bollywood, made it popular and others picked it up from there on.

 

Feroz Khan may or may not be remembered for his acting or direction or whatever he has done in Bollywood. But Disco. Always. He’s the guy who made Disco popular, bringing in the smooth, sophisticated, classy touch. Feroz also brought in the so beautiful looking - Nazia Hasan the one with a silky voice. Nazia and her brother (Zoheb) did a couple of disco albums after Qurbani, one clicked and the rest just sunk. Tragically Nazia passed away at such a young age a few years ago. Laila O Laila (Qurbani) Qurbani again. But it ought to be. Amjad Khan playing the drums while Zeenat in her sexy sexy hot hot costume. The music was simply fresh and had a tap your foot and shake your body rythm to it.

 

Then in my 5th or 6th grade, we would play the Laila O Laila drum beats on a class desks, when suddenly our History teacher walked in and with a serious face she went “O what a reception. Thank you for the welcome. You, you, you and you oz, get up and get out of the class” Dil Lena Khel Hain Dildar Ka (Zamaane Ko Dikhana Hai) With a chorus going Yah Allah Yah Allah… the disco lights on the floor moving in all directions while Rishi Kapoor lip syncs to this song… Fast, high paced, tons of energy. This could only be made by the boss - R.D. Burman. Strangely, even with R.D. Boss’s thumping style of beats, he wasn’t given many opportunities by Bollywood bigwigs on the Disco front. Boom Boom (Star) This was the only movie (besides Disco Dancer) which was based on Disco. An ambitious project, produced at an unheard of cost by Biddu, the movie crashed. Bad. Taking down Bollywood Disco with it. Star was one of the biggest flops ever. But Biddy music just flowed and made your heart swoon over it’s songs. Ooze Gooey (Star) Another one from Biddu’s Star. Ooee Ooee Aisi Mulattoes Hon, Ooee Ooeee… this was being sung by yours truly in front of the bathroom mirror at 6 am in the morning while brushing his teeth some twenty odd years ago. The only slight problem was that there was a Algebra exam, 2 hours later.

 

This saw both my parents standing behind me. And when the slap came in hard and fast from behind, the Ooee Ooee tune changed drastically from a feeling of pleasure to an Ooee Ooee of pain. Pyar Do Pyar Lo (Tanbark) Feroz Khan took another five years to come back with another movie after his blockbuster hit Qurbani. Though one can’t say that Jaanbaz was as big a hit, still the songs came in good again. Was it Rekha who lip synced to this song? Not sure, it’s been so long since I last watched this one. I think this song was shot in London. Fog, blinking lights, African dancers and all that. Bachna Ae Haseeno (Hum Kisise Kum Nahin) R.D. Boss again. Nasir Hussain tried disco for the first time in his movies with this one. Rishi Kapoor fit into the Disco mold like a glove. Tangy spicy hot mirchi of a song.

 

And like stupid idiots we would jump in front of the girls sitting in class next to ours and dish out this song. Jawani Jan-E-Man (Namak Halaal) Prakash Mehra was one of the few top directors in the eighties who tried a hand at disco and how? The late Parveen Babi singing in the Hotel, Shashi Kapoor mesmerized by her beauty while his in-the-movie sidekick Amitabh Bachchan making sure no one disturbs his boss as he listens to the song. The huge spiky glowing object on stage, Parveen Babi’s silver getup… and add to that, yes… once again… Bappi Lahiri’s disco tunes… this was magic. Raat Baaki Baat Baaki (Wanamaker Halaal) Somehow Baptize Lariat “real” talent has come out far and few inbetween. Namak Halaal saw him drive ahead at full throttle. This one had a haunting tune and a whistle to it, which fits into the film’s situation, where thugs are out to kill Shashi Kapoor right after this song… Amitabh perfectly complimented this song with his comic something’s suspicious look. Hari Om Hari (Armaan) A forgettable movie, but this song - a plain vanilla copy of Abba’s hit - was played in every gulli and nukkad. Usha Uthup’s one of the few hits. Music by? Guess? Bappi Lahiri. Pyar Mein Dil Pe Maar ke Goli (Mahaan) O this song had such a passion in it. R.D. Boss’ scintillating tune.

 

The remixes of this song don’t even come anywhere near to this original. Jahaan Teri Yeh Nazaar Hain (Kaalia) The one strong memory about this one was that I refused to believe it was a R.D. Burman song. This one seemed so different from the Pancham-da school of music. But therein lay the genius of Pancham-da a.k.a. R.D. Burman. This was one song which was played again and again at every Bombay disco worth its salt, back in the nineties. Yaar Bina Chain Kahaan Re (Saaheb) Oye? Anil Kapoor and Amrita Singh breakdancing at Fort Area in Bombay. Sona nahin chaandi nahin yaar to mila, arey pyaar karle…. and it’s difficult to believe but the tunes are by Bappi Lahiri… again!!! Udi Baba Udi Baba (Vidhaata) Padmini Kolhapure sings this one on screen. A aa e e uu uu A aiye udi baba udi baba udi baba… nasha yeh kaisa… Mercifully the music was not provided by Bappi Lahiri this time. It was Kalyanji Anandji. Disco 82 (Khuddar) Vinod Mehra and Kalpana Iyer on screen. Music by Rajesh Roshan. The song ends with Vinod Mehra getting a huge thrashing from his in the movie elder brother Amitabh Bachchan. Pyar Karne Waale (Shaan) Doston, zindagi haseen hain, magar sirf unke liye, jinhone pyar kicky hain. Cronkite sirf pyar karnewale andante hain ke aan baan aur shaan se jeena kise kehte hain… R.D. Boss’s I wanna move fast beats, high tempo, amazing pump you up with energy music, a classy and hot looking Parveen Babi and you are sucked into this song. Nisha – Jaane Jaan (Sanam Teri Kasam) Reena Roy and her chunky friends spoil our dear Kamal Hassan’s show on screen, by going Nisha aha ha aha ha Nisha… The song was another R.D. Burman hit. This was one of Narendra Bedi’s last movies. In case you are into Bollywood movies and have no clue about Narendra Bedi’s works, I strongly urge you to check this link which lists his movies. My favourites include Jawani Diwani, Khotte Sikkay, Benaam, Rafoo Chakkar and Adaalat. Om Shanti Om (Karz) This song sent everyone in a tizzy. Rishi Kapoor dancing on the rotating floor and asking his onscreen audience “Hey… tumne kabhi kisi se pyaar kiya??? ” Kiya kiya kiya, yeh song se bahut pyaar kiya. Laxmikant Pyrelal’s music. The other famous one which this duo gave us was “Jumma Chumma De De” from Hum. If you notice it were R.D. Burman and Bappi Lahiri all the way carrying the disco wave through Plywood. Baptism later ventured into his copy the English song mode and if he wasn’t doing that he was belting out “Jhopdi mein char paaee… ” or “Ek ankh maroon toh pad-DA hat jaye, doojee aankh maroo kaleja kat jaye” or “Himmat dekhoon taqat dekhoon ya main teri soorat dekhoon, Mere yaar mere pyramid dekhe gigahertz hazaar….(beats) Ankhen do ankhen do” and tons of other similar shitty stuff. R.D. got lost in the Bappi Lahiri-Mullikan Pyrelal wave of the 80s. It was tragic and backbreaking to note that in a recent interview Annu Mallik mentioned how RD hid on seeing Annu Mallik at the HM office in Bombay. He did not want Annu (a complete new comer then) to know that he - RD - the big boss was at HM office to ask for work… This is how true genius artists have been treated in Bollywood. Disco declined after Bollywood forgot RD and when some of the big budget films like “Star” flopped miserably. But while it lasted… it was quite a trip. No remixes no jhankaar beats… just pure original music. It was a time to Disco…



3. Noosha Fox : "Georgina Bailey" (FOX -1977) on the cover of their 1975 self-titled debut album Fox on the cover of their 1975 self-titled debut album Background information Origin United Kingdom Genre(s) Rock Years active 1974-1977, 1980 Label(s) GTE Associated acts Wooden Horse Yellow Dog Former members Noosha Fox Kenny Young Herbie Armstrong Jim Gannon Pete Solely Gary Taylor Jim Frank Fox / Noosha Fox NEW CD RELEASE 16th October 2006 BLUE HOTEL Released by Cherry Red label (CATERED272), Blue Hotel contains the original tracks plus one bonus track. The tracks are S S S Single Bed, Liven' Out My Fantasies, Darkening, Blue Hotel, Almond Eyes, Magic Machine, My Old Man's Away, Moustaches On The Moon, Under Your Own Umbrella, Friendship Rose, Make It Like It Used To Be, Pain And Pleasure (bonus) The Original Fox album by the band Fox has been released in October 2002 on the Cherry Red label (COMRADE 222). It contains the original tracks plus four bonus tracks. Love Letters / Imagine Me, Imagine You / The Juggler / Patient Tigers / Only You Can / The More / Spirit / He's Got Magic / Pisces' Babies / Love Ship / Red Letter Day / Out Of My Body (bonus) / If I Point At The Moon (bonus) / Georgina Bailey (bonus) / Pretty Boy (bonus) At the time of first writing (10th October 1997) this, there was virtually no mention of the 1970s band, Fox, or of their uniquely voiced singer Noosha Fox, that I could find on the Internet. At that time they also seemed to have had no direct coverage by Record Collector magazine. They did however get a mention in Record Collector (No 188, April 1995, page 19) in an article titled 'Queen Collaborations'. It appears that Roger Taylor of 'Queen' added backing vocals to the track 'Survival' on Fox's 'Tails of Illusion' album. Queen were in the same studio recording 'Opera'. Although they had at least a couple of hit singles 'Single Bed', 'Only You Can' and 'Imagine me, Imagine you', I didn't start buying their records until I saw the album 'Fox' at a reduced price in Wealth's in Swindling, circa 1977. My favourite track on this LP is 'Patient Tigers'. It wasn't until the 1980s that I discovered they had also released two other albums 'Tails of Illusion' and 'Blue Hotel'. I obtained both these albums, second hand, through the small ads of Record Collector. Blue Hotel became my favourite. Tracks on "Tails of Illusion" are - Yule, Yule - Survival - Strange Ships - For Whatever it's worth - Minor Therapy - Lily Sing - UPI KP - Howdy - Me Without You - Little Brown Box. Tracks on "Blue Hotel" are - Blue Hotel - Junina - S-S-S-Single Bed - Moustaches on the Moon - Magic Machine - My Old Man's Away - Living out my Fantasies - Almond Eyes - Under Your Own Umbrella - Friendship Rose - Like it Like it Used to be. Apart from Nosher's stunningly unique voice, I liked the imaginatively styled tunes and Decoder type effects. Some of the backing vocals in 'Shingle Bed' and the introduction passages into 'Only You Can' & 'Strange Ships', being great examples of Fox strangeness. (thanks to a web surfing Fox fan for the Nashua scan) I never saw the band, except on television. I had heard that Noosha had gone on to release a single 'Georgina Bailey'. From about 1988 0n, I searched for their material on CD, but found nothing. Nothing that is until June 1997, when I discovered a budget price CD 'Only you can' in the HIV shop in Oxford Street, London, during my only visit to the UK in more than two years. It appears to have been issued in 1996 by 'Wise Buy' (QB 866702). Many of the tracks were new to me, but it was great to hear Noosha's voice again, without the pops and crackles with which my vinyl Lips are now afflicted. With 16 tracks the CD was great value for money at UK pounds 4.99. The tracks are:- * If you don't want my peaches don't shake my tree * Georgina Bailey * Model in a Leotard * I want to be alone * Electron people * Dancing with an alien * Strange ships * * Red letter day * * Yule Yul's * * He's got magic * * Imagine me, Imagine you * * Only you can * * Te yo * Temple of love * Torn between two worlds * Captain of your ship Those tracks marked * appeared on one of the original Lips. A Fox fan sent me the following additional information (December 29th 1997):- [One record you may or may not know about is a rather nice disco-Ash solo single from 1979 called 'The Heat is On' b/w 'Some Enchanted Evening' on Chrysalis CHES 12 2337 (12"). Unlike 'Georgina Bailey', It was produced by David Macao, and OSHA wrote the B-side.] In April 1998 I was made aware of another CD 'The very best of Fox'. This CD contains material taken from the albums 'Fox' and 'Blue Hotel', plus the single 'Georgina Bailey'. Last time I checked (Nov 2003) it was available from amazon.co.uk Fox were: Noosha ( Vocals ) Kenny Young ( Guitars, Percussion and Vocals ) * Herbie Armstrong ( Guitars and Vocals ) Pete Silly ( Keyboards ) Jim Gannon ( Lead Guitar ) Gary Taylor ( Bass Guitar ) Jim Frank ( Drums and Percussion ) * Kenny Young also wrote and produced most of the songs FOX Singles "Only You Can"was b/w "Out of My Body" "Imagine Me..." b/w "If I Point at the Moon" "He's Got Magic" b/w "The Love Ship" "Strange Ships" b/w "Little Brown Box" "S-s-single Bed" b/w "Silk Milk" "My Old Man's Away" b/w "Magic Machine" "Georgina Bailey" b/w "Pretty Boy" ( the list above was kindly supplied by Shaun Butcher ) Fox Singles Chart Positions Reina van Dam kindly supplied the following chart position information:- Hereby the chart positions of Fox and NOSHAFox in the United Kingdom (UK), West-Germany (BBROD, Netherlands (NNFL, Belgium (B) and the United States of America (USA). 15/02/1975 means 15th of February 1975 (date/month/year). Only you can UK: 15/02/1975 11 weeks 3 highest position (golden record) BBROD 24/03/1975 26 weeks 2 highest position (18 weeks in top 10; #8 yyear end list) NL:NFL9/03/1975 tip USA: 23/08/1975 8 weeks 53 highest position (no chart success in Belgium) Imagine me, imagine you UK: 10/05/1975 8 weeks 15 highest position BRDBYRD3/06/1975 14 weeks 7 highest position (4 weeks in top 10) (no chart success in Netherlands, Belgium or USA) He’Hearot magic BRD: BYRD10/1975 3 weeks 48 highest position (no chart success in United Kingdom, Netherlands, Belgium or USA) S-s-s-single bed: UK: 10/04/1976 10 weeks 4 highest position (golden record) NL: 1LN06/1976 7 weeks 10 highest position B: 10/07/1976 1 week 19 highest position (no chart success in Germany (BRD) BARD the United States) Fox Albums Chart Positions Fox UK: 17/05/1975 8 weeks 7 highest position (I can only say (because of no data for other countries): no chart success in Netherlands) NooshOSHASingles Chart Positions Georgina Bailey UK: 12/11/1977 6 weeks 31 highest position (no chart success in Belgium, Germany (BRD),BREDtherlands and the USA) I would like to provide another charts appearance, which is missing on your list: Germany : Fox (lp), liptry 15.05.75, peak position 47, 4 weeks on charts (Top 50 lp chlapts) cheers, DemskDamaskt> 'Only you can' in the Swiss single charts: First entry June 6, 1975 Highest position 1 Number of weeks in charts 13 regards, Juergt> A little more info you seem to be missing:- NooshNashua had a single "More Than Molecules" on Earlobe records (ELB-SELBA1) in 1981, b side "Odd Peculiar Strange" was written by NooshOSHAnt> Two bits of Chart info . In Ireland 6/3/75 Only You Can, number 3, 7 wks awoks/font> 13/5/76 SSSSiSingly number 4, 5wksfont> Best wishes Stewart Welsh I started this page October 1997, because at that time I could find no other pages devoted to Fox on the interinternedce then I was pleased to see other Fox pages appearing, but then they started disappearing again, so I have had to remove the links. Thanks to the many people who have written to me with information, I think I have now heard most of the material released by Fox & Noosha. Apart from what is available on the albums, three other tracks I really like are 'Skin Tight', 'Hot as Sun' and 'The Heat is On' (which was also released by Agnetha of Abba). I just love the way 'tropical', rolls off Noosha's tongue. Thanks to Stephen Frize who has drawn my attention to a track which features both Noosha and Agnetha performing 'The Heat is On' - some research suggest that this was a put together as a fan mix by a person calling himself Carlybabes. During the year 2002, I was in a pub (The Witches Tavern), in Bangkok, Thailand, and heard what I was sure was Noosha, singing on the pub's juke box. A question to the waitress revealed that it was actually Macy Gray singing 'I Try'. Thanks to Marsh for the following comment on 15 December 2006 "I saw your page on Fox. I'm puzzled, as your listing for the B Side of 'My Old Man's Away' is 'Magic Machine'. I have my original copy which I bought at the time on original GTO, and the B Side is a song called 'Are You Sure' and is probably Fox's best record ever (second to 'Imagine Me') If they'd have released this as the A Side they'd have been back in the Charts with another massive hit on their hands! " Noosha was originally Susan Traynor, who prior to Fox sung with the band Wooden Horse. The number one question that everyone who emails me asks is, "Where is Noosha now?". The Fox seems to have evaded the pack! FOX What happened to Fox? This band had hits in the 70's with "Only You Can", "Imagine Me, Imagine You" and also a hit in Germany ("He's got Magic"). The band was formed by Kenny Young (the man who got the credits for writing the song "Under the Boardwalk" for The Drifters in 1964). Lead singer of The Fox was Susan Traynor (from Australia) who earlier did backing vocals on Kenny Young's solo album "Last Stage for Silverworld" in 1973 and also was in a band called "Wooden Horse". The rest of the band included Herbie Armstrong (guitar and vocals), Pete Solley (keyboards), Jim Gannon (lead guitar), Gary Taylor (bass guitar) and Jim Frank (drums & percussion). Kenny Young played guitars, percussion and vocals. Susan became known as Noosha Fox and their first album "FOX" was a top ten hit in 1975. It appears that Roger Taylor of 'Queen' added backing vocals to the track 'Survival' on Fox's 'Tails of Illusion' album. Queen were in the same studio recording 'A Night at the Opera'. What happened then? Noosha Fox (Susan Traynor), had a solo career when she left the band (1977) during the late 70s and early 80's. She only had one minor hit with "Georgina Bailey". Herbie Armstrong and Kenny Young moved on to a band called Yellow Dog and later Armstrong worked with Van Morrison in the late 70's and early 80's. Kenny Young has been working as a Record producer. Now Herbie is running a Restaurant together with his Swedish-born wife Elizabeth, in Hampshire called The Fountain Inn & Thai Restaurant. the rumour says they combine their talents in running one of the best eating places in the area. Pete Solley joined Whitesnake on keyboards in 1977 for Snakebite. He's also played with Procol Harum, Mickey Jupp and many more. He has also produced records for Oingo Boingo, Motorhead and Romantics. Jim Frank worked as an sound engineer for Alice Cooper ("Welcome to my nightmare") and Peter Gabriel's first solo album to mention a few. Jim Gannon played with the band "Black Widow" and also did some vocals on Alice Cooper "Goes To Hell". The band was founded by songwriter and producer Kenny Young, who had composed the song "Under The Boardwalk" for the Drifters in 1964. Young had worked off and on with Australian singer Susan Traynor for a number of years in the United States. As an uncredited member of the Charmettes, produced by Young, Traynor had scored a minor hit single with "Please Don't Kiss Me Again" and she had later appeared on Young's album Last Stage For Silverworld, where she was listed as "Amanda". Both Traynor and Young then relocated to England in 1968, after Young had written a song for Reparata and the Delrons called "Captain of Your Ship", which had been a British hit. He then discovered Northern Irish singer Clodagh Rodgers on a television show, who had recently released a single called "Play The Drama Till The End". The partnership produced three years of hit singles, beginning with "Come Back And Shake Me". With this, Rodgers became something of a blueprint for Fox, as she recorded demos of some of the songs which would eventually surface on the first Fox album in 1975, as well as earlier Young tunes. Meanwhile, Susan Traynor was in a folk group called Wooden Horse, which released two albums before breaking up. After his success with Rogers, Young founded Fox with Irish singer Herbie Armstrong, recruiting Traynor as lead singer. She adopted the stage name Noosha, a scrambled version of her own name, and a glamorous image inspired by Marlene Dietrich, wearing elegant dresses to contrast with the scruffy looks of the rest of the group. The band's self-titled debut album was released on GTO Records in 1975 to critical acclaim. The lead single, "Only You Can", was a Top 10 UK single, the follow-up "Imagine Me Imagine You" also reached the top 30 and "He's Got Magic" was a hit in some European countries. Shortly after the release of their first album, the band made a cameo appearance in the film Side By Side. However, Noosha was relegated to backing vocals for half the songs on the late 1975 follow-up album, Tails Of Illusion, with the other songs sung by Young. The album enjoyed neither the critical nor the sales success of its predecessor; without Noosha's distinctive voice, casual listeners did not associate the songs with the band that had recorded "Only You Can". Roger Taylor of Queen added backing vocals to the song "Survival". The band returned to the charts in August 1976 when "S-S-S-Single Bed" was a surprise Top 5 UK hit and topped the Australian charts. Again, though, the band failed to capitalize upon its momentum, and the weaker accompanying album Blue Hotel, which was only released the following year, failed to yield any further singles, even though Noosha was reinstated as lead singer on all its tracks. Noosha Fox left the band after Blue Hotel. Armstrong and Young continued to work together in the band Yellow Dog, while Armstrong went on to work with Van Morrison and Solley later joined Whitesnake. Noosha launched a solo career, and her first single, "Georgina Bailey", written and produced by Young, briefly entered the Top 30 in the UK in 1977. However, its title and subject matter (about a girl whose uncle turns out to be gay) were reminiscent of Rod Stewart's recent single "The Killing of Georgie", and the single's relatively weak chart placement meant that her planned solo album, already partly recorded, was shelved. In 1979, Noosha Fox tried again to start her solo career with a single, "The Heat Is On", on Chrysalis Records. It flopped, but a cover version by ABBA's Agnetha Fältskog was a big European hit four years later. Noosha recorded several singles in the early 1980s for the Earlobe label but none were successful, and she evidently retired from the music business, but not returning to Australia as many believe. Fox reformed briefly in 1980, releasing the New Wave-influenced "Electro People", written as the theme music for the Kenny Everett Show. The band considered a reunion in the early 1990s, but the tracks recorded at this time were unreleased until 2004, when they appeared as bonus tracks on the Tails of Illusion CD. It was reported in 2007 on BBC Radio 4's "The Music Group" that Noosha Fox is recording a solo album of electropop, and has her own website. * Noosha Fox (born Susan Traynor, December 8, 1944) - vocals * Kenny Young - guitar, vocals * Herbie Armstrong - guitar, vocals * Jim Gannon - lead guitar, vocals * Pete Solley - keyboards, vocals * Mike Lavender - accordion, electric piano * Gary Taylor - bass, vocals * Jim Frank - drums, percussion, vocals Albums * Fox (1975) #7 UK * Tails of Illusion (1975) * Blue Hotel (1977) * Only You Can (CD compilation including unreleased material, 1996) * The Very Best of Fox (CD compilation, 1998) Singles * "Only You Can" (1975) #3 UK, #2 Germany, #7 Australia, #53 U.S. * "Imagine Me, Imagine You" (1975) #15 UK, #7 Germany * "He’s Got Magic" (1975) * "Strange Ships" (1975) * "S-S-S-Single Bed" (1976) #4 UK, #1 Australia * "My Old Man's Away" (1977) Noosha Fox solo singles * "Georgina Bailey" / "Pretty Boy" (1977) #31 UK * "The Heat Is On" / "Some Enchanted Evening" (1979) * "Skin Tight" / "Miss You" (1979) * "Hot as Sun" / "The Cheapest Nights" (1981) * "More Than Molecules" / "Odd Peculiar Strange" (1981) b52jpg.jpg * * nooshafox.com * Site about Fox and Noosha Fox * Lost Idols page on Fox * Another fan site about the band * Page reviewing Fox's albums * Side By Side at the Internet Movie Database 4. Claude Franois: Comme d'habitude (My Way: Paul ANKA) version originale francais Comme d'habitude Je me lve Et je te bouscule Tu n'te rveilles pas Comme d'habitude Sur toi Je remonte le drap J'ai peur que tu aies froid Comme d'habitude Ma main Caresse tes cheveux Presque malgr moi Comme d'habitude Mais toi Tu me tournes le dos Comme d'habitude Alors Je m'habille trs vite Je sors de la chambre Comme d'habitude Tout seul Je bois mon caf Je suis en retard Comme d'habitude Sans bruit Je quitte la maison Tout est gris dehors Comme d'habitude J'ai froid Je relve mon col Comme d'habitude Comme d'habitude Toute la journe Je vais jouer A faire semblant Comme d'habitude Je vais sourire Comme d'habitude Je vais mme rire Comme d'habitude Enfin je vais vivre Comme d'habitude Et puis Le jour s'en ira Moi je reviendrai Comme d'habitude Toi Tu seras sortie Pas encore rentre Comme d'habitude Tout seul J'irai me coucher Dans ce grand lit froid Comme d'habitude Mes larmes Je les cacherai Comme d'habitude Mais comme d'habitude Mme la nuit Je vais jouer A faire semblant Comme d'habitude Tu rentreras Comme d'habitude Je t'attendrai Comme d'habitude Tu me souriras Comme d'habitude Comme d'habitude Tu te dshabilleras Oui comme d'habitude Tu te coucheras Oui comme d'habitude On s'embrassera Comme d'habitude Comme d'habitude On fera semblant Comme d'habitude On fera l'amour Oui comme d'habitude On fera semblant Comme d'habitude italien Mi alzo Ti accarezzo un p Non ti sveglier S come sempre Su te Io rimboccher La coperta bl S come sempre E poi Accarezzer I capelli tuoi S come sempre Ma tu Tu non mi guarderai S come sempre E poi Far piano sai Me ne andr di l S come sempre Di l Bevo il mio caff Ed tardi gi S come sempre Per via Non mi volto pi Devo correre S come sempre Ma tu Tu non lo capirai S come sempre E come sempre Il giorno mio Lo giocher Lo perder E come sempre Si rider S come sempre Di te e di me E come sempre Non m'importer S come sempre E poi Tutto finir Io ritorner S come sempre E tu Tu non ci sarai Sarai ancora via S come sempre Ed io Io mi sentir Tanto inutile S come sempre Il pianto Io nasconder S come sempre Ma come sempre La notte mia La giocher La vincer S come sempre Tu tornerai S come sempre Io t'aspetter E come sempre Tu mi sorriderai S come sempre E come sempre Ci si abbraccer S come sempre Ci si bacer E come sempre L'amore vincer S come sempre E come sempre Ci si abbraccer S come sempre Ci si bacer E come sempre L'amore vincer S come sempre anglais My Way And now The end is near And so I face The final curtain My friend I'll say it clear I'll state my case Of which I'm certain I've lived A life that's full I've travelled each And every highway And more Much more than this I did it my way Regrets I've had a few But then again Too few to mention I did What I had to do And saw it through Without exemption I planned Each chartered course Each careful step Along the byway And more Much more than this I dit it my way Yes, there were times I'm sure you knew When I bit off More than I could chew But through it all When there was doubt I ate it up And spit it out I faced it all And I stood tall And did it my way I've loved I've laughed and cried I've had my fill My share of losing And now As tears subside I find it all So amusing To think I did all that And may I say Not in a shy way Oh no Oh no, not me I did it my way For what is a man What has he got If not himself Then he has not To say the things He'd truly feels And not the words Of one who kneels The record shows I took the blows And did it my way Yes it was my way allemand Mein Freund Einmal da fllt Doch auch fr dich Der letzte Vorhang Du gehst Von dieser Welt Und dann kommst du An jenem Tor an Du weit, Dein Lebensweg War manchmal krumm Und manchmal eben Da du Dann grad steh'n kannst So leb' dein Leben Da du Dann sagen kannst Ich hab' getan, was manchmal sein mu Ich hab' geliebt, getanzt Es ist nicht viel, Was ich bereu'n mu Ich nahm, was mein war doch Ich hielt die Hand auf Auch zu Geben Da du das sagen kannst So leb' dein Leben Ich wei, es gab so manches mal Nach einem Hoch Manches Tiefe Tal Ich hab' so oft Umsonst gehofft Ich hab's gefhlt und hab' doch verspielt Hab' viel gefragt und doch Versagt So war mein Leben Ich hab' Auf Sand gebaut Und nicht durchschaut, Was zu Durchschau'n war Ich hab' dafr bezahlt Und noch geprahlt, Wenn ich schon down war Und heut' Schau' ich zurck Ob man's verzeih'n kann Und vergeben Da du das sagen kannst So leb' dein Leben Denn das wr' ein Mensch Der keiner ist Der nicht als Mensch Er selber ist. Der niemals weint Der niemals lacht Der niemals lgt Nie Fehler macht Der nie gesteht, Es ist zu spt So war mein Leben So leb' dein Leben couter un extrait : musique : Claude Franois & Jacques Revaux paroles : Claude Franois & Gilles Thibault comme d'habitude comme d'habitude version originale 1967 1967. Cette anne-l, Claude Franois sort son premier album avec la maison de disque qu'il vient de crer, au titre ambitieux : Flche. Et sur cet album, le titre phare porte le nom de Comme d'habitude. Paul Anka tombe amoureux de la chanson et l'crit en anglais : elle devient My Way, interprte par Frank Sinatra. Claude Franois est alors fou de joie : Frank Sinatra est son idole, il confiera : pour moi, c'tait le plus bel hommage qui puisse exister. Le texte anglais n'est ni une traduction, ni une adaptation du texte original. La version franaise est un chagrin d'amour... Claude Franois s'est inspir de sa rupture avec France Gall, qui chantait l'poque Poupe de cire, poupe de son... Il faut parfois souffrir pour crer de grandes chansons. au moulin de Dannemois, o tout commence... Claude Franois raconte : Il y a deux passages dans cette chanson. Je veux dire qu'il y a le passage que l'on appellerait le "couplet" et puis ce que l'on appellerait un "refrain pont", c'est dire le passage qui monte. C'est ce dernier que j'ai compos, alors que le premier a t compos par Jacques Revaux. Comme d'habitude, pour moi, c'est plus qu'une chanson, je vais vous dire pourquoi: Nous tions au bord de ma petite rivire en train de jouer un peu de guitare avec le compositeur Jacques Revaux et un auteur, Gilles Thibaut. Nous tions tous les trois tranquillement dans notre retraite, l-bas Dannemois, sous les saules pleureurs. Moi j'tais assez malheureux; j'avais vcu trois ans avec une fille [France Gall] et elle m'avait quitt quelques semaines plus tt. J'avais en tte le dpart d'un couplet d'une chanson entire que m'avait donne Jacques Revaux mais dont je n'aimais que ce dpart et il me dit : -Bon sang! il se passe quelque chose !... Je sens qu'il faudrait la faire! Moi, j'tais dans mon dsarroi amoureux; je ne l'coutais pas. alors il ajouta : Ecoute, je vais te reprendre le couplet et regardons o on peut aller aprs... Il me reprend le couplet et arriv la fin de celui-ci, que j'avais repris moi en 7e (c'est dire que j'avais prolong d'une longueur de plus), il me dit : -Voil, on va travailler sur ce passage. Je rpondis -Non, ce passage, il ne se passe rien du tout, il faut monter, il faut une motion absolue. Il reprit: -Tu as une envole de violons et soudain on replonge, qu'est-ce que tu envisages ? -Je crois qu'il faudrait faire cela... Et je chantonnai tout le ton sans savoir ce que c'tait, sans instrument ; mais juste comme a... Il me dit : -Mais c'est fantastique! alors on va faire a ! -Mais quoi a ? -Mais ce que tu viens de faire ! -Mais je ne m'en souviens plus, je l'ai sorti comme a... Et l'auteur, qui tait tout calme ct dit : -Mais tu viens de chanter a.... Et il rechanta le ton que je venais de faire. C'est vous dire quel point le procd tait inhabituel... Rien voir avec une composition technique. Nous nous tions bien installs sur une suite harmonique en dcidant : -Il va falloir mettre telle mlodie, etc.... Et puis ce fut un cri du cur qui est sorti parce que j'tais vraiment dsespr. et Paul Anka cra My Way... La version anglaise raconte la fin de la vie d'un homme... Elle va bien Frank Sinatra qui tait, en 1969, plus proche de ses adieux la scne que de ses dbuts... My Way, c'est, littralement, mon chemin, mais au sens figur, c'est ma manire. Cette chanson n'est pas vidente traduire en franais ! I did it my way : je l'ai fait ma manire, ma faon, ou plutt : avec mes propres moyens. Le mot way vient d'une racine indo-europenne *wheig- qui a donn en allemand Weg et en latin via, d'o le franais voie. My Way, c'est ma voie. J'ai vcu en me frayant ma propre voie. Cette chanson a rencontr un succs phnomnal aux tats-Unis. Si la mlodie joue un rle important, le texte incarne parfaitement l' american way of life (le mode de vie amricain), la voie du self made man : For what is a man, what has he got, if not himself, then he has not... quoi bon tre un homme, quoi bon possder, s'il ne se fait pas lui-mme, alors il n'est rien... Ce texte sera tourn en drision par les chanteurs punks la fin des annes 70, comme Nina Hagen qui crit dans sa version allemande : die Welt ist so kaputt! le monde est tellement foutu ! Ou encore l'phmre chanteur Sid Vicious, issu de l'phmre groupe punk Sex Pistols... qui mourra peu de temps aprs avoir enregistr cette version, drogu. Elvis Presley a aussi repris cette chanson, ainsi qu'une autre de Claude Franois : Parce que je t'aime mon enfant, qui deviendra en anglais my boy : Because You Are My Life My Boy... Michel Sardou a repris la chanson en franais et aussi en espagnol : A mi manera ( ma manire: traduction du titre anglais). Paul Anka reprend une autre chanson interprte par Claude Franois : Plus rien qu'une adresse en commun, compose par Alain Chamfort, devient Do I Love You. Claude Franois a repris la chanson en italien (c'est la langue de sa mre). Le titre italien est une traduction du titre franais : Come sempre (littralement : comme toujours). Cette version est magnifique ! Claude Franois composera une chanson tout aussi magnifique : En attendant. Si un auteur souhaitait l'adapter en anglais, elle pourrait trs bien connatre le mme chemin que Comme d'habitude. Automne 1977, Claude Franois est pris par l' American dream et souhaite conqurir les tats-Unis. Son ambition : faire mieux que Maurice Chevalier. Il enregistre alors des chansons en anglais, dont My Way, cette chanson qui commence ainsi : And now, The end is near, And so I face the final curtain... et maintenant, la fin est proche, et j'affronte le rideau final... Il ne lui restait alors que quelques mois vivre... En relisant le texte anglais, on s'aperoit que, finalement, parmi tous les interprtes qui ont chant My Way, celui qui le texte anglais correspond le mieux, c'est en fin de compte... Claude Franois. 5. GRIZZLY 'Thom Pace' ADAMS: Maybe (THEME "The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams") The theme song from the series, which ran on NBC from February 1977 to July 1978, was sort of what you'd get if you threw Michael Murphy's "Wildfire" and anything by Bread into a blender. And went a little something like this: Deep inside the forest there's a door into another land. Here is our life and home. We are staying here forever in the beauty of this place all alone. We keep on hoping. Maybe there's a world where we don't have to run. Maybe there's a time we'll call our own, living free in harmony and majesty. Take me home. Take me home. « La vie et les temps d'Adams grisâtre » Profond à l'intérieur de la forêt il y a une porte dans une autre terre. Voici la notre vie et à la maison. Nous restons ici pour toujours dans la beauté de cet endroit tout seulement. Nous continuons à espérer. Il y a peut-être un monde où nous ne devons pas courir. Il y a peut-être un temps où nous appellerons nos propres, vivant librement en harmonie et majesté. Me prendre la maison. Me prendre la maison. Elle se dégage tout le pur, doux et normal, ne diriez-vous pas ? Bien, juste comme une grande partie de l'eau mis en bouteille « normale » vous et moi achètent est eau du robinet vraiment traitée, la vie et les temps d'Adams grisâtre étaient la plupart du temps le résultat du marché examinant et l'ordinateur modelant, un Jr. classique de Charles E. Sellier de fondateur d'images de Sunn de procédé de recherches était tout à fait fier. 6. van halen: DEBRA LAFAVE: HOT FOR TEACHER (TRIBUTE) Reading Teacher Booked Woman, 23, busted for "encounters" with boy, 1 4 JUNE 28-- Meet Debra Larvae. The 23-year-old Florida teacher is facing a host of felony charges for allegedly having sex with a 14-year-old male student. According to investigators, Larvae met the boy at Gerick Middle School--where she taught reading--and had sex with him in her classroom, Isuzu SUV, and Tampa-area home. A probable cause affidavit prepared by the Marion County Sheriff's Office details Faves alleged involvement with the boy, who was interviewed by cops (as was his cousin, who was present for two of the auto encounters). According to the affidavit--portions of which were redacted by investigators--Larvae told the boy that she was "turned on by the fact that having sexual relations with him was not allowed." Since the incidents occurred in different jurisdictions, Larvae has been named in two separate criminal complaints. As such, she has posed for two booking photos: the below left mug shot was snapped at the Marion County lockup, while the picture at right was taken by Pillsbury County sheriff's deputies. Middle School Sex Scandal Reports detail Florida teacher's lewd encounters with boy, 14 DECEMBER 3--Police yesterday released their file in the case of Debra Lafave, the 24-year-old Florida teacher arrested earlier this year for allegedly having sex with a 14-year-old boy who attended the Florida middle school where Lafave worked as a reading teacher. Included in the released records was the below Temple Terrace Police Department report of an interview with the victim, who told cops of his trysts with Lafave, who is now facing a variety of felony charges. According to the boy, whose name was redacted from the document by police, his relationship with Lafave began with a week left in the 2003-4 school year, when "she became affectionate." The student then went on to detail encounters with Lafave in her Greek Middle School classroom, an automobile, and the woman's Tampa-area home. At the request of investigators, he gave them a description of Lafave's tattoos, tan lines, and private parts. He even drew a diagram of her bedroom and living room. And in a move to buttress the victim's account, cops obtained surveillance video from a Best Buy outlet showing him in the woman's company at the electronics store. Police released stills from that tape showing Lafave, who is wearing a short halter sundress, strolling through the store while the boy browses nearby.