ASPMA American Song-Poem Music ArchivesIt’s practically November, which means a nip in the air and colorful leaves — or no leaves at all — for lots of people, but you’d never know it from Panda Bear’s new video, “Comfy in Nautica.” The clip for Person Pitch’s opening track is dappled in sunlight and sunny harmonies, lapping waves and overlapping sounds, and zooming sound effects echoed by the tricks the skateboarder pulls off as the video unfolds. The haze and lens flares just add to the feeling of endless summer — whether it’s actually here, or just a memory.
July 1, 2009
ASPMA American Song-Poem Music Archives
Neil Hamburger "Jug Town" promo music video
Neil Hamburger performs "Jug Town" from his new "Country Winners" album (Drag City Records), in this classy new music video starring Neil and his "Too-Good-For-Neil-Hamburger-Band", featuring legendary drummer Prairie Prince (The Tubes, Jefferson Starship), guitarist Dave Gleason (Dave Gleason's Wasted Days), and bass player Atom Ellis (Dieselhed, The New Cars). Shot in Norco, California, at the Saddle Sore Saloon. www.dragcity.com www.americasfunnyman.com
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Wreckless Eric discography - albums
albums
Reconnez Cherie / Rags & Tatters / Waxworks / Telephoning Home / Grown Ups / Whole Wide World / Rough Kids / Personal Hygiene / Brain Thieves / There Isn't Anything Else
Walking On The Surface Of The Moon / Take The Cash / Dizzy / Veronica / Roll Over Rock-ola / I Wish It Would Rain / The Final Taxi / Let's Go To The Pictures / Girlfriend / Crying, Waiting, Hoping
Whole Wide World / Take The Cash / Let's Go To The Pictures / Walking On The Surface Of The Moon / Hit & Miss Judy / I Wish It Would Rain / Reconnez Cherie / Veronica / Brain Thieves / Semaphore Signals / I Need A Situation / The Final Taxi / There Isn't Anything Else
A Pop Song / Tonight (Is My Night) / Too Busy / Broken Doll / Can I Be Your Hero / Back In My Hometown / It'll Soon Be The Weekend / Strange Towns / Excuse Me / Break My Mind / Good Conversation / Out Of The Blue
Land Of The Faint At Heart / Our Neck Of The Woods / Julie Home & Away / The Lucky Ones / Reputation (A Serious Case Of A) / Food Factory / Lifeline / Lady Of The Manor / Playtime Is Over
You're Gonna Screw My Head Off / Selina Through The Windshield / Young, Upwardly Mobile...And Stupid / Someone Must've Nailed Us Together / Sophie (The Dream Of Edmund Hirondelle Barnes) / The Golden Hour Of Harry Secombe / Lureland / Shirt Without A Heart
Comedy Time / Pleasant Valley Wednesday / (Swimming Against) The Tide Of Reason / Cut Off My Head / The House Burned Down / The Awakening Of Edmund Hirondelle Barnes / Phasers On Stun / All Charm / Club 18-30 / Ticking In My Corner
Tell Me I'm The Only One / Wishing My Life Away / Depression / It's A Sick Sick World / Just For You / Sarah / The Sun Is Pouring Down / I'm Not Going To Cry / You Sweet Big Thing / Fuck By Fuck / Parallel Beds / True Happiness
Big Old World / If It Makes You Happy / (Waiting For The Shit) (To Hit the Fan) / Semaphore Signals / Our Neck Of The Woods / You're The Girl For Me
Birthday Blues / Duvet Fever / Joe Meek / The Consolation Prize / Semi-Porno Statuette / School / The Extra Bonus Track / The Nerd/Turkey Song / Lureland / Harrys Flat / Haunted House / If It Makes You Happy / Paris In June
Fencing Girl / Love Child / An American In Paris / Get Out Of My Life / Gatwick Village / I Should Be Happy / Made My Move / End Of The World / Stages / I Don't Want To Know / Juanita / Save The Day / Miss Her Days
Kilburn Lane / Palace Of Tears / The Girl With The Wandering Eye / Murder In My Mind / Camden Girl / The Twilight Home / The Guitar-Shaped Swimming Pool / Miriam (A Tale Of Inter-Galactic Seduction) / Friends On The Floor / You Can't Be A Man / The Marginal / Can't See The Woods (For The Trees)
The Next Contestant / Last Man / Health Food & Homicide / Eyes Like A Teacher / You Can Have It / Even A Rose / Airport Holiday Inn / Little Charlene / Princess Phone / Hey
Sign Of The Chicken / The Laurel Tree / Denim 'n' Lace / BunnyHuggers / Big Wheels Don't Wear Cheap Suits (Incorporating Shirt, Tie & Golfing Jacket) / Gasoline
Whole Wide World / Reconnez Cherie / Semaphore Signals / Take The Cash (K.A.S.H) / A Popsong / Personal Hygiene / Tonight (Is My Night) / Hit And Miss Judy / Walking On The Surface Of The Moon / Veronica / Let's Go To The Pictures / Waxworks / Broken Doll / Excuse Me / It'll Soon Be The Weekend / Strange Towns / I Wish It Would Rain / Out Of The Blue / Grown Ups / The Final Taxi
Whole Wide World / Semaphore Signals / Personal Hygiene / Reconnez Cherie / Waxworks / Grown Ups / Brain Thieves / You're Gonna Screw My Head Off / The House Burned Down / Comedy Time / Selina Through The Windshield / Palace Of Tears / The Girl With The Wandering Eye / Can't See The Woods (For The Trees) / Bone Marrow / Take The Cash / Sign Of The Chicken / Joe Meek
You're Gonna Screw My Head Off / Selina Through The Windshield / Young, Upwardly Mobile...And Stupid / Someone Must've Nailed Us Together / Sophie (The Dream Of Edmund Hirondelle Barnes) / The Golden Hour Of Harry Secombe / Lureland / Shirt Without A Heart / Comedy Time / Pleasant Valley Wednesday / (Swimming Against) The Tide Of Reason / Cut Off My Head / The House Burned Down / The Awakening Of Edmund Hirondelle Barnes / Phasers On Stun / All Charm / Club 18-30 / Ticking In My Corner
Bungalow Hi / Same / Ladypower / 33s & 45s / Magnificent Party / The Sell-by Date / The Sound Of Your Living Room (part 1) / The Sound Of Your Living Room (part 2) / Continuity Girl / Zulus / Local / Housewives
there's a Cunt NEW! ABORTION SONG [Christina Lee]
This is a song God gave me when I was thirty years old...six years before I had my first child. Please pass it on, if you like. For those who have had abortions...Leave it with the Lord. The Blood of Jesus Produced by Christina Lee. covers all sin. There is forgiveness and mercy for you. Recent studies referred to in Time Magazine and on Focus on the Family, declared that Pro Life advocates now out number Pro Choice. It is time to press on in prayer for more victory.
*i always amuse myself by locating my videos by doing a map search with key words: there's an OD, Sweden; there's a Penis, Spain;
there's a Tits, Somewhere for Dolly Videos, there's a Cunt and, of course, my favorite--Pussy, Rhone-Alpes France...a beautiful little ski-town in the French Alps, where I moved this year. But I thought I'd get kicked back on the Abortion, but I would was wrong. I'm going to look at it more closely once I send this, but apparently it's close to a place in India called Kolkata, which, I assume, is old Calcutta, but I could be wrong.spain-peniscola.com, situated in the north of the Community of Valencia, is set in a privileged part of the Spanish Mediterranean. The municipality of Peniscola covers 79Km 2 , 17 of which run parallel to the coastline, an area which is fairly distributed between woodland areas and warm Mediterranean groves of...
I can't tell you about the place in Louisiana for a certain genre of video...oops, i just did, sort of.
~ nichopoulooza
heartrending ABORTION SONG DON'T TAKE MY RIGHT TO LIFE Christina Lee ROE V WADE ROE VS. WADE ROW PRO-CHOICE WOMEN PRO-LIFE ANTI-ABORTION FETUS murder activist songwriter Choic esong-poem God Blood of Jesus Time Magazine prayer advocate abortion kolkata india nichopoulooza
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Bell Sisters: More To Be Pitied than Censured [Cruisin' Down the River 1953]
Bell Sisters in 1953 film "Cruisin' Down the River," singing "More To Be Pitied than Censured."
Bell Sisters: Bermuda [Dinah Shore Show - February 5, 1952]
First TV appearance by Bell Sisters - February 5, 1952. They look almost frightened as they sing their hit "Bermuda."
Gene Krupa - Drum Boogie [Martha Tilton - VO] (from Ball of Fire 1941 starring Barbara Stanwyck and Gary Cooper)
"Drum Boogie" performed by Gene Krupa and his band. From the film "Ball of Fire" (1941) starring Barbara Stanwyck and Gary Cooper, directed by Howard Hawks. The voice dubbed over Stanwyck is that of Martha Tilton.
Martha Tilton - "A Little Jive Is Good For You" (1941)
Martha Tilton sings in this Soundies film from 1941, with Slate Brothers, and Ben Pollack and His Orchestra accompanying.
Bell Sisters: "Little Boy Bullfighter" [Mickey Mouse Club 1955]
Bell Sisters, Cynthia and Kay, perform "Little Boy Bullfighter" on Mickey Mouse Club 1955.
::: Willie Alexander ::: disco
::: Willie Alexander :::
Solo Loco Redux Captain Trip Records, Japan 2002 Willie Alexander and the Boom Boom Band Loco Live 1976 Captain Trip Records, Japan 2001 Final VU (Velvet Underground) 1971-1973 Live Box Set. Captain Trip Records, Japan 2001 The New Rose Story 1980-2000 Box Set. Last Call Records, Paris, 2001 The East Main St. Suite. The Persistence of Memory Orchestra, Accurate Records, AC 5034, 1999. The Lost. Arf Arf Records, AA-81, 1999. Willie Alexander: Loco in Beantown. Tendolar Records, TDR 112. 1999. Willie Alexander: Around the World. LP, French release of Persistence of Memory Orchestra's first recording. Rockarolla, France Roc 007, 1997. The Holy Babble. Tourmaline Music, T-495C, 1996. The Lost, Early Recordings, Demos, Acoustic and Live: 1965-1966. Arf Arf Records, AA-59, 1996. Willie Alexander and the Boom Boom Band: Pass the Tabasco. Mau Mau Records, MAUCD 646, 1996. Willie Alexander's Persistence of Memory Orchestra. Accurate/Distortion AD-1002,1993. PRIVATE WA. Tourmaline Records, T-493, 1993. Willie Loco Boom Boom Ga Ga 1975-1991. Northeastern/Lunar Rotation, NR5502, 1992. Fifteen Years of Rock & Roll with Willie Alexander. Fan Club/New Rose Records (France), 1991. Velvet Underground, Live in Amsterdam,1971. Triangle Records, PYCD 058, 1990. The Dragons are Still Out. LP, New Rose (France) NR152, 1988. Tap Dancing on my Piano. LP, New Rose (France) NR106, 1986. Greatest Hits. LP, Fan Club (France) FC 013,1988. Taxi Stand Diane. EP, New Rose (France) NR 039, 1984. Willie Alexander and the Confessions, Autre Chose. Double live LP, New Rose (France) NR 13, 1982. A Girl Like You. LP, New Rose (France) NR 15, 1982. Solo Loco. LP, Bomp! 4020, 1981. Solo Loco. LP, New Rose/RCA (France), NR 03, 1981. Willie Alexander and the Boom Boom Band, Meanwhile...Back in the States. LP, MCA 3052,1978. Willie Alexander and the Boom Boom Band. LP, MCA 2323,1978. Sperm Bank Babies. LP, Varage, 1978. The Bagatelle, The11 p.m. Saturday LP. ABC 646, 1968. Singles
The Lost: Who Do You Love/ It is I. Stanton Park, SRE 004, 1996. You Got a Hard Time Coming/Larry Bird. Stanton Park, SRE 011, 1988. Burning Candles/In Your Car. Arf! Arf! 017, 1986. Perfect Stranger/Lonely Avenue. New Rose (France) NR019, 1983. Carol's Talking. Trash featuring Willie Alexander. Absolute 1501, 1982. Cherry Pie/In The Rain. TT 001, 1981. B.U. Baby. Radio Hearts featuring Willie Alexander, Greenline 1, 1980. AAWW/Bass Rocks. Pure & Easy 014, 1982. Gin/Close Enough. Varulven, 1980. Dirty Eddie/She Wanted Me. Somor, 1978. Kerouac/Mass. Ave. Bomp! 109,1978. Kerouac/Mass Ave. Garage 5005,1978. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin/You Beat Me To It. MCA 40861,1978. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin/You Beat Me To It. Picture Disk. MCA (UK) 362, 1978 Hid Her Wid De Axe/You Looked So Pretty When. Garage 6146, 1976. The Lost: Violet Gown/No Reason Why. Capitol 5725, 1966. The Lost: Violet Gown/Mean Motorcycle. Capitol 5708, 1966. The Lost: Maybe More Than You/Back Door Blues, Capitol 5519, 1965. Compilations
Family Circle, Family Tree. Best of the Bosstown Sound. Big Beat 9797, UK, 1996. Space Negros: Dig Archaeology, Volume 3. Arf! Arf!, AA 055, 1996. Window of Opportunity. Tourmaline T-195C, 1995. D.I.Y. Mass Ave. - The Boston Scene (1975-83). Rhino 71179, 1993. The Ruta 66 Album. Capote 15 (Spain), 1991. Place of General Happiness. ESD 80522, 1991. Electric Carnival. Kinetic Vibes Intl. Compilation, KVCD 002, 1990. Arf!Arf! Presents. Arf!Arf! 028, 1990. Everyday is a Holly Day. New Rose (France) NR175, 1989. These Dogs Live in The Garage. Arf!Arf! 021, 1987. Play New Rose For Me. New Rose (France) NR100, 1986. Arf!Arf! Contemporary Music Sampler. Arf!Arf! 009, 1984. History of the World Volume 1. (picture disk) New Rose NR 84, 1982. The Boston Incest Album. Sounds Interesting 005, 1980. Boston Bootleg #1 "All The Way To The Left" Boston Bootleg #2 "No Way Jose" Boston Rock & Roll Anthology #6 "Blues For Vanessa" Boston Rock & Roll Anthology #7 "Dirty Eddie" Boston Rock & Roll Anthology #20 " 'Cause I'm Taking You To Bed" THE DEMO THAT GOT THE DEAL tm Vol. 1 "Too Much Monkey Business"
Willie Alexander finds inspiration in the Beats - The Boston Globe
Alexander finds inspiration in the Beats
Willie Alexander put music to local Beat poet Vincent Ferrini's words.
GLOUCESTER - It's tough to imagine someone with more bohemian mileage than Boston rock legend Willie "Loco" Alexander. Now in his 60s but still acting like a teenager buying his first 45s, Alexander played in psychedelic garage bands in the 1960s, survived a tour of duty in the last version of the Velvet Underground, and anchored the Boston punk scene with his Boom Boom Band a few years later. Still wildly prolific, he has been indulging his experimental muse ever since.
But Alexander was always awed by another free spirit, Vincent Ferrini, the "people's poet" of Gloucester who served as the city's first and longstanding poet laureate until his death, at the ripe age of 94, in late 2007. "I miss him," says Alexander. "I'd see him around town, at parties and art stuff. He was always really encouraging for everyone here."
Last year Alexander used a grant from the local arts council to set a couple of Ferrini's poems to music. He liked the results so much he turned it into a full-blown album project called "Vincent Ferrini's Greatest Hits." It's for sale on his website, www.williealexander.com.
Working with Tony Goddess of the Rudds at his downtown Gloucester studio, Bang a Song, Alexander called on his wide travels in rock 'n' roll style, from tribal stomp to No Wave bleating to hypnotic ambience, all the while losing himself in Ferrini's life-affirming words. Words and writers have played a big part in his music over the years. Next to the classic "Mass. Ave" (one of Stephen King's all-time favorite rock songs), the Boom Boom Band's second signature song was "Kerouac," Alexander's tribute to the Beat writer who taught him to appreciate local character. When the Boom Boom Band reunited some years ago, the members led off their comeback CD with a rocking adaptation of "Gravelly Hill," a poem by the late Gloucester colossus (and Ferrini contemporary) Charles Olson.
Still, says Alexander, "I don't consciously think about poetry and rock. I'm lucky if something I've done is called poetry." His process for the new project was simple: He read through Ferrini's tall stack of published poems, looking for lines he felt he could sing. Then he let the music grow spontaneously around the words; the recording of the moody, echo-y "Always Between" was, Alexander says, "like jumping off a cliff." One track, deceptively called "Folk Song," actually comes off like an old Stones jam laid on tape while Keith was out taking a bathroom break.
Ferrini's recorded voice shows up on "Vincent & Friends," which, with its liberal use of the Brazilian cuica, sounds like a samba party in a subway station. Goddess says he was inspired by Alexander's "willingness to let it fly, throwing stuff on tape and banging on the piano." He was amazed, he says, by "how much personality Willie gets out through the microphone. Here's this guy twice my age who's twice as fired up as I am. He's been through the ringer, he's famous in France but nowhere else, and he's still totally into it."
Though "Ferrini's Greatest Hits" sounds nothing like a jazzbo spoken word project, Alexander still acknowledges the debt he owes the Beats. "It's all one big Beat bowl of soup, as Kerouac would probably put it," he says. "That's always been part of my consciousness. Not that I've tried to stay back there, but I'm proud to be a beatnik."
Willie Alexander put music to local Beat poet Vincent Ferrini's words.
By James Sullivan
April 14, 2009
April 14, 2009
GLOUCESTER - It's tough to imagine someone with more bohemian mileage than Boston rock legend Willie "Loco" Alexander. Now in his 60s but still acting like a teenager buying his first 45s, Alexander played in psychedelic garage bands in the 1960s, survived a tour of duty in the last version of the Velvet Underground, and anchored the Boston punk scene with his Boom Boom Band a few years later. Still wildly prolific, he has been indulging his experimental muse ever since.
But Alexander was always awed by another free spirit, Vincent Ferrini, the "people's poet" of Gloucester who served as the city's first and longstanding poet laureate until his death, at the ripe age of 94, in late 2007. "I miss him," says Alexander. "I'd see him around town, at parties and art stuff. He was always really encouraging for everyone here."
Last year Alexander used a grant from the local arts council to set a couple of Ferrini's poems to music. He liked the results so much he turned it into a full-blown album project called "Vincent Ferrini's Greatest Hits." It's for sale on his website, www.williealexander.com.
Working with Tony Goddess of the Rudds at his downtown Gloucester studio, Bang a Song, Alexander called on his wide travels in rock 'n' roll style, from tribal stomp to No Wave bleating to hypnotic ambience, all the while losing himself in Ferrini's life-affirming words. Words and writers have played a big part in his music over the years. Next to the classic "Mass. Ave" (one of Stephen King's all-time favorite rock songs), the Boom Boom Band's second signature song was "Kerouac," Alexander's tribute to the Beat writer who taught him to appreciate local character. When the Boom Boom Band reunited some years ago, the members led off their comeback CD with a rocking adaptation of "Gravelly Hill," a poem by the late Gloucester colossus (and Ferrini contemporary) Charles Olson.
Still, says Alexander, "I don't consciously think about poetry and rock. I'm lucky if something I've done is called poetry." His process for the new project was simple: He read through Ferrini's tall stack of published poems, looking for lines he felt he could sing. Then he let the music grow spontaneously around the words; the recording of the moody, echo-y "Always Between" was, Alexander says, "like jumping off a cliff." One track, deceptively called "Folk Song," actually comes off like an old Stones jam laid on tape while Keith was out taking a bathroom break.
Ferrini's recorded voice shows up on "Vincent & Friends," which, with its liberal use of the Brazilian cuica, sounds like a samba party in a subway station. Goddess says he was inspired by Alexander's "willingness to let it fly, throwing stuff on tape and banging on the piano." He was amazed, he says, by "how much personality Willie gets out through the microphone. Here's this guy twice my age who's twice as fired up as I am. He's been through the ringer, he's famous in France but nowhere else, and he's still totally into it."
Though "Ferrini's Greatest Hits" sounds nothing like a jazzbo spoken word project, Alexander still acknowledges the debt he owes the Beats. "It's all one big Beat bowl of soup, as Kerouac would probably put it," he says. "That's always been part of my consciousness. Not that I've tried to stay back there, but I'm proud to be a beatnik."
Willie Alexander and His Persistence of Memory Orchestra [CD Release Party - 6/13/09 Gloucester] 72 views
Willie Alexander and His Persistence of Memory Orchestra. CD Release Party. 6/13/09 at Blackburn Performance Center, Gloucester. Features new CD's Vincent Ferrini's Greatest Hits and Songs by The Fisheye Brothers.
Willie Alexander
Jackson Inc.: the Financial Legacy
Michael Jackson the singer was also Michael Jackson the billion-dollar business. (June 26)
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Bobby Taylor & the Vancouvers' 'Does Your Mama Know About Me' | R&B | High Tunes
Bobby Taylor & the Vancouvers' 'Does Your Mama Know About Me' | R&B | High Tunes
Bobby Taylor & the Vancouvers' 'Does Your Mama Know About Me'
Sunday, 28 June 2009 00:27
"Does Your Mama Know About Me" by Bobby Taylor & the Vancouvers (1968)
In 1968, this soul song was a modest hit (#29) for the falsetto-voiced Taylor, whose Motown group the Vancouvers included Tommy Chong (above left; second to right on album cover) on guitar. Yes, that Tommy Chong!
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"I Heard It Through the Grapevine" by Bobby Taylor & the Vancouvers (1968)
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Unexpected, Untimely And Shocking Deaths In Music - Starpulse Entertainment News
Unexpected, Untimely And Shocking Deaths In Music - Starpulse Entertainment NewsUnexpected, Untimely And Shocking Deaths In Music
Heart attacks. Plane crashes. Car crashes. Drug overdoses. Murder. Over the years, these have become some of the most common causes of the often shocking deaths in the music industry. On a lighter note, some might argue that even ham sandwiches have been involved.
Regardless of the cause, take a look back at these musical icons that have left us way, way, way too soon - yet have left us with legacies that will live on forever. The majority of these deaths, in addition to being sudden and shocking, were in some way either ironic or just completely messed up. Rock on...Michael Jackson
June 25, 2009. Age: 50. Cause of death (speculated prior to autopsy): respiratory/cardiac arrest allegedly brought on by the use of multiple mixed prescription drugs.
On Thursday, June 25, 2009, the world was shocked to hear that pop superstar Michael Jackson had suffered a heart attack and was rushed to the hospital, after which he fell into a deep coma for a brief time and ultimately passed away. Love him, or hate him due to the controversies surrounding him for the better part of the last 15 years, there's no denying that Jackson's sudden death ranks up there with the most shocking celebrity deaths like that of Diana, Princess of Wales, who was killed in a car accident in France in 1997; John Lennon's murder in 1980; and Elvis Presley's sad demise, perhaps on the eve of a potential comeback, in 1977.
Reports claimed that Jackson was on a "cocktail" of seven different prescription drugs, including Demerol, which was basically the equivalent of the five point palm-exploding heart technique that killed Bill. Again, that's seven different prescription drugs.- Click pic for next page -
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