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Yahooooo ! Thanx to all who showed up last night for the gig ! Do you often hear 'me so horny me love you long time' instead of 'if you're really gonna leave me let me love you one more time'? Anyway, great fun it was ! Ok, a quick friday post with one of my fav artist - Raymond Eugene Smith ! Born 1934 in Melber, Ky and died in 1979. That’s it ? No, the rest’s right here ! Ray Smith - Right Behind You Baby Ray Smith - Rockin' Bandit Next week - A Bloody Halloween Mix, Part 6 !!!!

Wild, carefree, and rambunctious, The Alarm Clocks (1966 Ohio) transcend garage rock, implementing R&B and, at times, soul in their search for the perfect rock 'n' roll anthem ! And, believe it or not, they come darn close to rock 'n' roll perfection on choice cuts like "Yeah!" The Alarm Clocks - Yeah ! The Alarm Clocks - No Reason To Complain

A lil’ bit of soul folks ! Chuck ‘Mr Emotion’ Jackson was born on July 22, 1937 in Latta, South Carolina, He was "discovered" when he opened for soul legend Jackie Wilson at the Apollo Theater. In 1962, Jackson's recording of "Any Day Now", the Burt Bacharach-Bob Hilliard classic, became a huge hit. In 1967, Jackson moved from Scepter to Motown Records, where he recorded a number of successful singles. Discography ? Right here . Chuck jackson - Any Day Now Chuck jackson - Any Other Way Chuck jackson - I Keep Forgettin'

« You can practically smell the burning rubber and see the smoke, but most of all you will hear the actual hot rod sounds along with getting that surge of speed feeling. This is HOT ROD MUSIC...it's new and designed for you, the hot-rodder! » When Del-Fi owner Bob Keane sensed that the surf wave had crested in the summer of 1963, he latched onto instrumental hot-rod music as the possible Next Big Thing and arranged some sessions with some of LA’s finest to create the scorchin’ tracks you’re about to hear. This one features session guitar slinger Tommy Tedesco ripping up the track. Yup, Hot Rod baby ! The De-Fenders - Road Runner The De-Fenders - Drag Beat The De-Fenders - Tequila Joe +Friday Burnin' Bonus ! Gene Moles - Burnin' Rubber All me sisters say : "You'll Have A Good Weekend !"

Shortly after his seventeenth birthday (in 1958), Jimmy Crain signed a recording deal with Floyd Whited, owner of the Springfield, Ohio based Spangle label. Jimmy's first and only release on Spangle was "Shig-A-Shag", which was recorded at Bradley Studios in Nashville. Crain insists that he wrote the song himself, though the label credit reads "M. Whited / R. Fisher". Jimmy Crain - Shig-A-Shag Jimmy Crain - Spooky Village

Hello Folks ! Hum sorry, I'm out of bandwith again, so you won't be able to listen to the previous posts - but HEY, you should be here everyday, don't you ^_^ Aother thing, I'm doing another bloggy/archives/podcast whatever the hell, it's just a nice place where you can listen all thee bloody holy mixes which are not available anymore. No rapidshare, no box'out of bandwith'.net. It's right here Ok, so let's start this week with some wino songs ! Born J Riggins Jnr., Dixon began playing piano and singing as a child and in Texas he was exposed to a range of blues and gospel influences, as well as a little jazz and hillbilly. In 1947 Dixon cut his earliest sides for the Supreme label. Playing piano and singing in the "jump" style of early rhythm-and-blues, he subsequently recorded for Aladdin, Modern and Specialty, and made early road forays with B.B. King and Ray Charles, whom he encouraged away from crooning and towards church-based styles. ...

Jack Starr was both a rockabilly performer and a monster-movie makeup artist and much of his stuff were recorded in his mom's bathroom ! The lack of quality just adds to the magic. Starr was infatuated with monster flicks of the time and set about to make his own, creating his own costumes and, of course, soundtracks. In other words, a hero. Jack Starr - Born Bad Jack Starr - Crazy rock (Bald Headed Woman & A Long Haired Man) Jack Starr - Gozilla We Love You + FRIDAY BONUS ! Bobby Lee Trammell - New Dance In France See You Next Week !

It's Tuesday ! It's Young Jessie ! Born on Dec 28, 1936 in Lincoln Manor, Texas, Obediah 'Young' Jessie was a member of the Flairs, Hunters, and Coasters, as well as scoring a solo West Coast hit with his 1955 rocker "Mary Lou." He was a Los Angeles high-school classmate of Richard "Louie Louie" Berry too ! Platters manager Buck Ram took over Jessie's career in time to pen his torrid 1956 rocker "Hit, Git & Split" under the sobriquet of Lynn Paul. Well, thanks to our international Pete , go check his discography if you want some more ! Young Jessie - Hit Git & Split Young Jessie - I Smell A Rat Young Jessie - Mary Lou

Jody Reynolds had a million-seller in 1958 with "Endless Sleep." The single became a forerunner of death rock classics ! Reynolds charted for the last time that same year with a number titled "Fire of Love." Reynolds had written ‘Endless Sleep’ in a single afternoon in 1956 in Yuma, AZ. Some of Reynolds' songs give a writing credit to Dolores Nance, but the name is a pseudonym that Reynolds used. Despite the lack of a string of chart successes, his one big seller was enough to ensure Reynolds' membership in the Rockabilly Hall of Fame, which inducted him in 1999. He left the limelight during the 1970s. He settled in Palm Springs, CA, where he sells real estate if I’m correct. Jody Reynolds - Endless Sleep Jody Reynolds - Fire Of Love + FRIDAY BONUS ! Bailey's Nervous Cats - Devil's Run Have a good weekend !

Major ‘Big Maceo’ Merriweather was already a seasoned pianist when he arrived in Detroit in 1924. After working around the Motor City scene, he ventured to Chicago in 1941 to make his recording debut for producer Lester Melrose and RCA Victor's Bluebird subsidiary. His first day in the studio produced 14 tracks -- six of his own and eight more as accompanist to renowned Chicago guitarist Tampa Red. One of his initial efforts, "Worried Life Blues," has passed into blues standard status (Chuck Berry was hip to it, covering it for Chess). Merriweather remained Tampa Red's favorite pianistic accompanist after that, gigging extensively with him and Big Bill Broonzy on Chicago's South side. He died in 1953 after suffering a debilitating stroke in 1946. Read a more complete bio here ! Maceo Merriweather - Have You Heard About It Maceo Merriweather - Worried Life Blues #2

Enter the fantastic world of Bertha Lou ! (tadaaaa) Dare to ask why they used the same trackband for Snacky Poo ! (tadaaaa) Hear the slight echo on Burnette’s version ! (tadaaaa) Know the evil power of Snacky Poo ! (tadaaaa) Know the dark side of conjugate ! (tadaaaa) Meet the dude who wrote the song, John Marascalco ! (tadaaaa) Discover the secret of being so whohoooo ! (tadaaaa) BERTHA LOU ! (tadaaaa) Clint Miller - Bertha Lou Dorsey Burnette - Bertha Lou The Fendermen - Bertha Lou Johnny Faire - Bertha Lou + The Ring-A-Dings - Snacky Poo The Del-Mars - Snacky Poo, Part 2 OOOOOH YEAH

Tada, I’m baaaaaaaaaack. Sorry for this long August hiatus ! Well, I hope everyone’s fine. Ok, here’s the summer review : did a few gigs, drank a few beers, slept a lot (during the day), went to some fantastic places, swimmed a lot, didn’t lose weight, bought some news maracas, drank a few beers, didn’t stop smocking, missed the Cramps 3 times, bought an Irish tin whistle, recorded 41 new songs, gonna work on an animation film, drank a few beers, blah blah blah… The thing is : It’s good to be back home. And it’s good to be the king (count de monet ?) So here’s a bloody come-back mix (part 2) . (It’s gonna be the last mix before the long awaited Halloween Mixes by the way ! ) Welcome home guys ! Rev Frost Presents…A Bloody Come-Back Mix, Part 2 ! (41 :36) Tracklist : 1. Garry Blake And His Orchestra - Look Out Now 2. Bobby Montgomery & Buddy Holly – Down The Line 3. Little Dady And The Bachelors – Come On Home 4. The Headcoatees – I Gotta Move 5. Little Ritchie Ray - Hump-A-Baby (...

The Tempos - See You In September Everyone's ok?

Brothers and sisters, sad news/good news (as you want) , it’s SUMMER HOLIDAYYYYYYYYYYS !!! Yup, it’s time to relax a bit (before I kill someone ^_^) I’ll be back at the end of August. I know I know , it’s a long vacation. But I always come back. I just want to thank you all one more time before I go, thanks for being here, thanks for reading, thanks for staying here, thanks for your comments, emails, anonymous phone calls, presents (yes yes),and for some of you, thanks for your precious friendship . And to celebrate this holy ‘I don’t give a damn period’, here's the long awaited second part of the legendary bloody western mix (believe me, you don’t wanna know where the first one has been played). This one contains some good ol’ private messages, so grab your bottle, play it loud and enjoy ! Rev Frost Presents A Bloody Western Mix, Part 2 ! (55.03) 1. Alfred Newman – How The West Was Won (Main Titles) 2. Ennio Morricone/Peter Tevis – A Gringo Like Me 3. Los Banditos – Django 4. Fra...

Jerry Lee Lewis - I Believe In You Eddie & The Showmen - Young And Lonely John Lee Hooker - Whiskey & Women Bobby Peterson Quintet - The Hunch Johnny Horton - I'm Coming Home The Cadillacs - Shock A Doo Lattimore Brown - Somebody's Gonna Miss Me Lili Boniche - Bambino

Aloha. I think we all need a proper summer post here. Alfred Aholo Apaka was born in Honolulu in 1919 and died suddenly in 1960. His stunning baritone and good looks earned him the title of 'The Golden Voice of Hawaii.' He became one of Hawaii's best-known entertainers through his Decca and ABC records and his legacy continues to inspire other performers, including his son, Jeff Apaka. Alfred Aholo Apaka - Beyond The Reef Alfred Aholo Apaka - Lovely Hula Hands + REPOST BONUS ! The Continental Cousins - Kana Kapila

A Georgia native, Buster Brown ((1911-1976)) was a harmonica player who never made a recording until his late forties when he arrived in New York City in 1959 to record his one and only true hit, the classic Fanny Mae. He had a number of smaller hits in the early 60s before sinking into obscurity. Buster Brown - Fannie Mae Buster Brown - Is You Is Or Is You Ain't (My Baby) Buster Brown - Sugar Babe + FRIDAY BONUS ! Have a good weekend !

The Super Stocks were one of the better and more interesting studio creations of producer-composer Gary Usher. Usher assembled a core of regular players, including Glen Campbell, Richie Podolor, and Paul Johnson on guitars; Hal Blaine on drums; and Steve Douglas on sax. He handled some of the early vocals himself, with Chuck Girard, Ritchie Burns, and Joe Kelly also singing; and Girard eventually took over most of the vocal chores. The Super Stocks were among Usher's more fondly remembered surf "bands" of this period, and one of the more ubiquitous, with three complete LPs to their credit as well as appearances on two popular compilation albums. The Super Stocks - Oceanside The Super Stocks - Redondo Beach The Super Stocks - Midnight Run + RIP Syd Barrett Pink Floyd - Lucifer Sam