"harmonica" frank floyd: shampoo
the original white country blues man: elvis heard him, as did dylan ... with his vaudeville experience through minstrel shows, he became an incredible mixture of white country (jimmie rodgers, emmett miller) and real blues ... this song comes from a beautiful cd; the great medical menagerist (adelphi/GENES record) ... do yourself a favour and buy it...Harmonica Frank Floyd, who recorded a couple of records for Sun Records and Chess Records in the early 1950s. Floyd was a modern day hobo; no one knew anything about him, and because he disappeared from the scene after these early recordings, many later blues fans and researchers assumed he was a black artist based on the bluesy sound of his records. He was a one-man band, playing the harmonica held in his mouth like a cigar. This was a trick that Sonny Boy Williamson II occasionally employed as a gimmick, but for Frank Floyd it was no gimmick - it was the ONLY way he played. It's unknown whether Sonny Boy or Frank did it first, since they were on the scene at the same time, but it's pretty obvious who did it better.
@mrjyn
December 14, 2008
"Harmonica" Frank Floyd: Shampoo [AUDIO - FILTHIEST SONG IV HEARD IN A WHILE, MERRY XXXMAS]
Régine: Lalala [1973 Strange Choreography]
ncredible ! Régine, one of our ex-"Queen of the night" in France, who sing and dance a song called "Lalala" (missing inspiration, I think) released in 1973. She appared in Top à Claude François, 19.01.1974. The guys behind dance in a real strange choreography. Funny !
Alain Chamfort: Je pense à elle, elle pense à moi [Extrait d'un Maritie et Gilbert Carpentier 1975]
Extrait d'un Maritie et Gilbert Carpentier de 1975, Alain Chamfort, en direct "Je pense à elle, elle pense à moi".
France Gall: Polichinelle [French TV - Douce France - 1967]
n 1967, France Gall sings Polichinelle In the french tv show Douce France. Merry Christmas to all xxx
KEITH MOON [THE WHO]: Barbara Ann [Shepperton Studios, Middlesex July 1977]
The Who cover The Regents' classic Barbara Ann in Shepperton Studios, Middlesex, on the 21st of July 1977.
Ah, ba ba ba ba barbara ann
Ba ba ba ba barbara ann
Oh barbara ann, take my hand
Barbara ann
You got me rockin and a-rollin
Rockin and a-reelin
Barbara ann ba ba
Ba barbara ann
Went to a dance, lookin for romance
Saw barbara ann, so I thought Id take a chance
With barbara ann, barbara ann
Take my hand
You got me rockin and a-rollin
(oh! oh!)
Rockin and a-reelin
Barbara ann ba ba
Barbara ann, take my hand
Barbara ann
Tried peggy sue
Tried betty lou
Tried mary lou
But I knew she wouldnt do
Barbara ann, barbara ann
Take my hand
Barbara ann
Take my hand
You got me rockin and a-rollin
Rockin and a-reelin
Barbara ann ba ba
Ba barbara ann
Nicole Theriault: Please Mr Postman [extrait de l'album, We love Carpenters]
Nicole Theriault-Please Mr Postman,extrait de l'album We love Carpenters
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