Mickey Baker "Rock With A Sock” 1993 | TWILIGHTZONE

 Mickey Baker "Rock With A Sock" 1993

...Baker's best work, though, was recorded as half of the duo Mickey & Sylvia...

..Their hit "Love Is Strange," as well as several other unknown but nearly equally strong tracks, featured Baker's keening, bluesy guitar riffs, which were gutsier and more piercing than most anything else around in the late '50s. Mickey & Sylvia split in the late '50s (though they recorded off and on until the middle of the next decade), and Baker recorded his best solo album, the all-instrumental The Wildest Guitar. In 1961, he took the male spoken part (usually assumed to be Ike Turner) on Ike & Tina Turner's first hit, "It's Gonna Work Out Fine." Shortly afterwards he moved to France, making a few hard-to-find solo records and working with a lot of French pop and rock performers, including Ronnie Bird, the best '60s French rock singer. He recorded only sporadically after the mid-'60s. Mickey Baker died at his home in Montastruc-la-Conseillère, France on November 27, 2012, at the age of 87...to be continued... - by Richie Unterberger

track listing:
1 Guitar Mambo - Mickey Baker 2 Riverboat - Mickey Baker 3 Love Me, Baby - Mickey Baker 4 Oh, Happy Day - Mickey Baker 5 Where Is My Honey - Mickey Baker 6 I'm Tired - Mickey Baker 7 Stranger Blues - Mickey Baker 8 I Wish I Knew - Mickey Baker 9 Down To The Bottom - Larry Dale 10 You Better Heed My Warning - Larry Dale 11 Midnight Hours - Larry Dale 12 Please Tell Me - Larry Dale 13 Shake Walkin' - Mickey Baker 14 Greasy Spoon - Mickey Baker 15 Bandstand Stomp (Ho, Ho, Ho) - Mickey Baker 16 Rock With A Sock - Mickey Baker 17 Old Devil Moon - Mickey Baker 18 Guitarambo - Mickey Baker 19 Spinnin' Rock Boogie - Bill Hendricks & His Orchestra 20 Chloe - Mickey Baker 21 Ghost Of A Chance - Mickey Baker 22 The Man I Love - Mickey Baker 23 Bobi - Mickey Baker 24 Hello, Stranger - Mickey & Sylvia 25 My Love - Mickey & Sylvia 26 Woe, Woe Is Me - Mickey & Sylvia 27 Can't Get You On The Phone - Mickey & Sylvia 28 I'll Always Want You Near - Mickey & Sylvia

Mickey Baker - Rock With a Sock

Mickey Baker - Guitar Mambo

Mickey Baker - Down To The Bottom

Mo’ Mickey . . . . but wildest!

 Mickey Baker "But Wildest" 2010

...In the early and mid-'50s, he did countless sessions for Atlantic, King, RCA, Decca, and OKeh, playing on such classics as the Drifters' "Money Honey" and "Such a Night," Joe Turner's "Shake, Rattle & Roll," Ruth Brown's "Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean," and Big Maybelle's "Whole Lot of Shakin' Going On." He also released a few singles under his own name, and made a Latin jazz-tinged solo album, Guitar Mambo...to be continued... - by Richie Unterberger

track listing:

1 Rib Joint - Mickey Baker 2 After Hours Swing - Mickey Baker 3 Tishomingo - Mickey Baker 4 Back Room Rock - Mickey Baker 5 Midnight Hours [Larry Dale Vocal] - Larry Dale w/Mickey Baker 6 Please Tell Me [Larry Dale Vocal] - Larry Dale w/Mickey Baker 7 Juke Joint - Mickey Baker 8 Ain't No Strain - Mickey Baker 9 Bar-B-Q Sauce - Mickey Baker 10 My Baby's Gone Away [Eddie Riff Vocal] - Eddie Riff w/Mickey Baker 11 Ain't That Lovin' You Baby [Eddie Riff Vocal] - Eddie Riff w/Mickey Baker 12 Rib Joint #2 - Mickey Baker 13 Roll 'Em Sam - Mickey Baker 14 Sammy Sings The Blues [Sam Price Vocal] - Sam Price w/Mickey Baker 15 Kansas City Boogie Woogie Stomp - Mickey Baker 16 Levee - Mickey Baker 17 Wee Hours - Mickey Baker 18 Boogie Woogie Slop - Mickey Baker 19 Chicken Strut - Mickey Baker 20 Boogie Cha Cha - Mickey Baker 21 New Orleans Blues - Mickey Baker 22 The Saints' Boogie - Mickey Baker 23 River Boat Dock - Mickey Baker 24 No Good Lover - Mickey & Sylvia 25 Blue Drag - Mickey Baker 26 Honky Tonk Caboose - Mickey Baker 27 Pack Up And Boogie - Mickey Baker

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Rubén González "Introducing...” 1997 | TWILIGHTZONE

 Rubén González "Introducing..." 1997

Rubén González (born May 26, 1919, Santa Clara, Cuba - died December 8, 2003, Havana, Cuba) was a Cuban pianist...

...He was a legend in Cuban music and counted as one of the most influential pianists of the music style Son. He became internationally known in the 1990's through Ry Cooder's Buena Vista Social Club and afterwards released two albums. - discogs
tracks:

• 1 La Engañadora 
• 2 Cumbanchero 
• 3 Tres Lindas Cubanas 
• 4 Melodía Del Río 
• 5 Mandinga 
• 6 Siboney 
• 7 Almendra 
• 8 Tumbao 
• 9 Como Siento Yo

I think of all the stars of The Buena Vista Social Club we all bought via Ry Cooder’s inspired research and maybe because he was a fellow pianist from whom I always take inspiration it was Rubén Gonzalez’s story and style that impressed me the most. The story of Ry sorting out his access to a concert grand piano (Ruben had lived his last several years without one in Cuba) meant he couldn't stop playing it for over four hours straight filled my heart with joy. The first solo album was done in one sitting!

MICKEY BAKER "Session Man & Performer" Vol. 5 | TWILIGHTZONE

 MICKEY BAKER "Session Man & Performer" Vol. 5

Here is final volume in this series of Mickey Baker's legendary work, compiled by Marty Mellow. (He just passed away November 27, 2012.) If you asked me, and I know you didn't, but if you did, I'd say Mickey "Guitar" Baker is the greatest guitarist in rock'n'roll history...

...Bob Quine agreed with me. (The Hound Blog)Of all the guitarists who helped transform rhythm & blues into rock & roll, Mickey Baker is one of the very most important, ranking almost on the level of Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley. The reason he isn't nearly as well known as those legends is that a great deal of his work wasn't issued under his own name, but as a backing guitarist for many R&B and rock & roll musicians. Baker originally aspired to be a jazz musician, but turned to calypso, mambo, and then R&B, where the most work could be found. (Allmusic)

Great article about Mickey Baker here: http://thehoundblog.blogspot.com/search?q=mickey+baker http://home.earthlink.net/~v1tiger/mgbaker.html

(many thanks to Marty Mellow, the original uploader of this collection)

track listing:
1. Hit, Git And Splitt [Take 1] - Young Jessie 2. Hit, Git And Split - Young Jessie 3. It's Gonna Work Out Fine - Mickey & Sylvia 4. Early In The Morning - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five 5. Chicken Shack Boogie #2 - Amos Milburn 6. Women Are the Root of All Evil - Paul Williams 7. Bar-B-Que Sauce - Mickey Baker 8. Lemonade - Eddie Mack 9. Roc Doc - Louis Jordan & The Tympany Five 10. Oochie Coochie - Young Jessie 11. Fine Love - Little Sylvia Vanderpool 12. Can't Get You on the Phone - Mickey & Sylvia 13. Pneumonia - Joe Tex 14. Saturday Night Fish Fry - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five 15. Rib Joint - Mickey Baker 16. Pepper-Head Woman - Square Walton 17. After a While - Joe Turner 18. This Is All - Screamin' Jay Hawkins 19. Ella Mae - Louis Jordan & The Tympany Five 20. I'll Always Want You Near - Mickey & Sylvia 21. Don't Happen No More - Young Jessie 22. Got My Mojo Working - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five 23. One, Two, Let’s Rock - Sugar Pie & Pee Wee 24. Knock Me A Kiss - Louis Jordan & The Tympany Five 25. Red Sails In The Sunset - Joe Turner 26. Spinnin' Rock Boogie - Mickey Baker

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Young Jessie - Hit Git & Split (check the geetar on this classic and favourite!)

Louis Jordan - I Got My Mojo Workin’! the peerless Louis Jordan 

Amos Milburn - Chicken Shack Boogie

Barbecue Sauce - Mickey Baker

MICKEY BAKER "Session Man & Performer" Vol. 4 | TWILIGHTZONE

 MICKEY BAKER "Session Man & Performer" Vol. 4

Here is great collection of Mickey Baker's great work. (He just passed away November 27, 2012.) If you asked me, and I know you didn't, but if you did, I'd say Mickey "Guitar" Baker is the greatest guitarist in rock'n'roll history. Bob Quine agreed with me. (The Hound Blog)

Of all the guitarists who helped transform rhythm & blues into rock & roll, Mickey Baker is one of the very most important, ranking almost on the level of Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley. The reason he isn't nearly as well known as those legends is that a great deal of his work wasn't issued under his own name, but as a backing guitarist for many R&B and rock & roll musicians. Baker originally aspired to be a jazz musician, but turned to calypso, mambo, and then R&B, where the most work could be found. (Allmusic)

Great article about Mickey Baker here:
http://thehoundblog.blogspot.com/search?q=mickey+baker http://home.earthlink.net/~v1tiger/mgbaker.html

(many thanks to Marty Mellow, the original uploader of this collection)

track listing CD 4:
1. No Good Lover [Alt Take] - Mickey & Sylvia 2. Things Have Changed - Sticks McGhee 3. Pitiful - Big Maybelle 5. Is It Really You? - Nappy Brown 6. Stranger Blues - Big Red McHouston Orchestra 7. Fatback and Corn Licker - Louis Jordan 8. In My Heart - Mickey & Sylvia 9. Stop, Don't Go - Annie Laurie 11. I'm Getting 'Long Alright - Big Maybelle 12. Oh What A Babe - Otis Blackwell 13. Seven Days Blues - Eddie Mack 14. Real Humdinger - The 5 Pearls 15. So Many Ways - Varetta Dillard 16. I’m Gonna Keep My Good Eye On You - Mr Bear & The Bearcats 17. Don't Take My Whiskey Away - Wynonie Harris 18. Without Someone to Call Your Own - Amos Milburn 19. It Should Have Been Me - Little George Benson 20. Shake It Up - Mickey & Sylvia 21. Such A Night - The Drifters 22. You Gotta Be Good to Yourself - Dolly Cooper & The Wanderers 23. Salt Pork West Virginia - Louis Jordan & The Tympany Five 24. Women Are the Root of All Evil - Paul Williams 26. I Won't Cry Little - David & the Harps 27. Ghost of a Chance - Mickey Baker 28. If You Only Knew - Little Jimmy Scott

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Mickey & Sylvia - No Good Lover

Otis Blackwell- Oh! What a Babe

Louis Jordan - Salt Pork West Virginia

Shake It Up! - Mickey and Sylvia

MICKEY BAKER "Session Man & Performer" Vol. 3 | TWILIGHTZONE

 MICKEY BAKER "Session Man & Performer" Vol. 3

Here is great collection of Mickey Baker's great work. (He passed away November 27, 2012.) If you asked me, and I know you didn't, but if you did, I'd say Mickey "Guitar" Baker is the greatest guitarist in rock'n'roll history. Bob Quine agreed with me. (The Hound Blog)

Of all the guitarists who helped transform rhythm & blues into rock & roll, Mickey Baker is one of the very most important, ranking almost on the level of Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley. The reason he isn't nearly as well known as those legends is that a great deal of his work wasn't issued under his own name, but as a backing guitarist for many R&B and rock & roll musicians. Baker originally aspired to be a jazz musician, but turned to calypso, mambo, and then R&B, where the most work could be found. (Allmusic)

Great article about Mickey Baker here:

http://thehoundblog.blogspot.com/search?q=mickey+baker 

Mickey Baker - Earthlink here

(many thanks to Marty Mellow, the original uploader of this collection)

track listing CD 3:

1. Tain't Whatcha Say It's What'cha Do - Little Esther 2. What'd I Say - Ruth Brown 3. There I've Said It Again - Big Maybelle 4. Big Bess - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five 5. You Better Heed My Warning - Larry Dale (With Mickey Baker's Orchestra) 6. Somebody Touched Me - Ruth Brown 7. You're All of My Life To Me - Screamin' Jay Hawkins 8. Feelin' Happy - Joe Turner 9. Come Back, Uncle John - Big John Greer 10. Don't Be Angry - Nappy Brown 11. This Little Girl's Gone Rockin' - Ruth Brown 12. My Biggest Mistake - Joe Tex 13. Hello Little Boy - Ruth Brown 14. You Can Bet Your Life - Little Esther 15. Morning Light - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five 16. That's A Pretty Good Love - Big Maybelle 17. Midnight Special Train - Joe Turner 18. Silent Partner - Champion Jack Dupree 19. Let The Boogie Woogie Roll - Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters 20. Funny (But I Still Love You) - Ray Charles 21. I'm in a Crying Mood - LaVern Baker & Jesse Stone's Orchestra 22. It's Gonna Work Out Fine - Ike & Tina Turner 23. Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five 24. Bip Bam - Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters 25. Don't Let The Sun Catch You Cryin - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five

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Louis Jordan - Is You Is or Is You Ain’t My Baby?

Mickey Baker - You’d Better Heed My Warning

Joe Turner - Midnight Special Train

“ Some Other Guy " The Beatles at the Cavern: REMASTER [Take one and two.] | TWILIGHTZONE

 Speaking of early groups . . . . . 

Here’s a swinging little beat combo

MICKEY BAKER "Session Man & Performer" Vol. 1 | TWILIGHTZONE

 MICKEY BAKER "Session Man & Performer" Vol. 1

Here is great collection of Mickey Baker's great work. (He just passed away November 27, 2012.) If you asked me, and I know you didn't, but if you did, I'd say Mickey "Guitar" Baker is the greatest guitarist in rock'n'roll history. Bob Quine agreed with me. (The Hound Blog)

Of all the guitarists who helped transform rhythm & blues into rock & roll, Mickey Baker is one of the very most important, ranking almost on the level of Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley. The reason he isn't nearly as well known as those legends is that a great deal of his work wasn't issued under his own name, but as a backing guitarist for many R&B and rock & roll musicians. Baker originally aspired to be a jazz musician, but turned to calypso, mambo, and then R&B, where the most work could be found. (Allmusic)
Great article about Mickey Baker here:
http://thehoundblog.blogspot.com/search?q=mickey+baker http://home.earthlink.net/~v1tiger/mgbaker.html
(many thanks to Marty Mellow, the original uploader of this collection)

CD 1:
1. You Look That Good To Me - Joe Clay 2. You Look That Good To Me [Alt Take] - Joe Clay 3. Let The Good Times Roll - Louis Jordan & The Tympany Five 4. No Good Lover - Mickey & Sylvia 5. Mama He Treat's Your Daughter Mean - Ruth Brown 6. Stumblin' Block Blues - Champion Jack Dupree 7. One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer - Amos Milburn 7. Shake, Rattle & Roll - Joe Turner 8. It Should Have Been Me - Ray Charles 9. Need Your Love So Bad - Little Willie John 10. Get Something Out of It - The "5" Royales 10. Jack, That Cat Was Clean - Dr. Horse 11. Shame, Shame, Shame - Paul Williams 12. Caldonia - Louis Jordan & The Tympany Five 13. Come Back Maybeline - Big John Greer 14. I Smell A Rat - Young Jessie 15. Voodoo Voodoo - LaVern Baker 16. Love Is Strange - Mickey & Sylvia 17. All Around the World - Titus Turner 18. I'm a Hog For You Baby - The Coasters 19. Highway 41 - Cousin Leroy 20. Mess Around - Ray Charles 21. My Baby's Gone - Eddie Riff 22. Too Much Competition - Allan Bunn 24. Thirteen Women - Dickie Thompson 25. Did You Mean Jelly Bean [ What You Said Cabbage Head ] - Joe Clay

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Mickey Baker in the Twilight Zone (here)

Louis Jordan - Let The Good Times Roll

Ray Charles - Mess Around (Ahmet Ertegun)

(although I first got hooked to this from the Fess [Professor Longhair] and prefer his version Ray cooks this up a treat huh?)

Shane MacGowan & Sinéad O'Connor - Haunted | TWILIGHTZONE

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Shane MacGowan & Sinéad O'Connor - Haunted

"The White Room" 1995.

Chuck Prophet - First Came The Thunder (Live on KEXP) | TWILIGHTZONE [KEXP]

 Have we had this before? I mean I think we had the song but have we had this exact version? Don’t know . . . . . . and you know what?! 

I Don’t Care!

Chuck Prophet - First Came The Thunder (Live on KEXP)

it’s in the ZONE!

Chuck Prophet - Vocals, Electric & Acoustic Guitar

James DePrato - Vocals, Electric Guitar

Vicente Rodriguez - Vocals, Drums

Joaquin Zamudio Garcia - Bass, Guitar

Mario Cortez - Vocals, Percussion

Alejandro Gomez - Vocals, Keyboard, Acoustic Guitar

Host: Kevin Cole

Audio Engineer: Kevin Suggs

Mastering Engineer: Julian Martlew

Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Carlos Cruz, Scott Holpainen, Jonathan Jacobson & Luke Knecht

Editor: Jim Beckmann

KEXP

"LOVE CHARMS" A New Kind Of Mambo Vol. 18 | TWILIGHTZONE

 "LOVE CHARMS" A New Kind Of Mambo Vol. 18

Monster Mambo R&B! It doesn't get any better than this.

Mambo is a Latin dance of Cuba which was developed in the 1940s when the music genre of the same name became popular throughout Latin America. The original ballroom dance which emerged in Cuba and Mexico was related to the danzón, albeit faster and less rigid. In the United States, it replaced rhumba as the most fashionable Latin dance. Later on, with the advent of salsa and its more sophisticated dance, a new type of mambo dance including breaking steps was popularized in New York. This form received the name of "salsa on 2", "mambo on 2" or "modern mambo". - wiki

trax:
1. Louie Louie - Julie London 2. Sugar sugar - Celia Cruz 3. John Goldfarb, Please Come Home - Shirley McLaine 4. Fiebre - Los Camisas Negras 5. Fever - Little Willie John 6. Mondongo - Xavier Cugat 7. El Bantu - Ray Barretto 8. Guitarambo - Mickey Baker 9. Anabacoa - Perez Prado 10. Shawnee - The Premiers 11. Blockade - The Rumblers 12. jump back - The Fugitives 13. She Was A Mau Mau - Bob Ridgely 14. The Mix Up - Little Sonny and his Band 15. Somebody Told Me - Little Milton 16. Comin' Home Baby - Muddy Waters 17. Cream In My Coffee(Sugar In My Tea) - Piney Brown 18. I'm Lonesome Baby - Ike Turner 19. Keep Me On Your Mind - Austin Wright 20. Middle of the Mambo - Chuck Higgins 21. Preacher's Daughter - Roland Stone 22. Junco Partner (Down The Road) - Roland Stone 23. Looking For My Baby - Jimmy Dotson 24. Go Get A Wig - The Ideals 25. Comin Home Baby - Dee Dee Sharp 26. Don't Bother Me No More - Jacques Denjean 27. Louie Louie - Eddie Cano & His Quintet 28. Love Charms - Larry Williams 29. Ay, José - Graciela w/Machito Orchestra 30. Cosquillita - Rene Touzet
Compiled by Johnny Q from his music collection - originally served by Gyro1966

Now this is getting interesting if a trifle obscure but it has a version of Junco Partner which I collect so its a no-brainer . . . think I need to list all of these Mambo items from Twilight Zone at some point but download it and tel me what you think! 

Julie London covering Louie Louie!?!?

Mambo Vol 17 - Mexicali Baby | TWILIGHTZONE

 "MEXICALI BABY" A New Kind Of Mambo Vol. 17

This volume shows how the mambo beat has influenced some of the best modern bands. A non-stop rocking party!

Mambo is a Latin dance of Cuba which was developed in the 1940s when the music genre of the same name became popular throughout Latin America. The original ballroom dance which emerged in Cuba and Mexico was related to the danzón, albeit faster and less rigid. In the United States, it replaced rhumba as the most fashionable Latin dance. Later on, with the advent of salsa and its more sophisticated dance, a new type of mambo dance including breaking steps was popularized in New York. This form received the name of "salsa on 2", "mambo on 2" or "modern mambo". - wiki

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Now in the interests of of keeping the Mambo theme going after spotting the Fess and Nawleans influence on earlier volumes there is this. Noting that there is nobody on this election who I have heard of (not difficult I grant you!) so enjoy and report back if you feel it!

trax:
1. Early in the Morning - The Gories 2. Mambo Chillun - Davis Coen 3. Twenty flight rock - Marco Di Maggio 4. Love Charms - Darrel Higham 5. Oochie Coochie - Big Sandy & The Fly-Rite Trio 6. Thirteen Women - Dexter Romweber & The New Romans 7. She Was A Mau Mau - Bee Dee Kay & Rollercoaste 8. Baby doll - The Del Moroccos 9. That's a pretty good love - The Del Moroccos 10. Nitty Gritty - Southern Culture on the Skids 11. The Girl That Radiates That Charm - Thee Milkshakes 12. jump jack, jump - The 5.6.7.8's 13. Weekend On Mars - The Cramps 14. Coolsville Bop - Spo-Dee-O-Dee 15. Boppin' In Roswell - The Barnshakers 16. Have Love, Will Travel - Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys 17. El Paso Rock - The Domestic Bumblebees 18. Mexicali Baby - Carlos & The Playboys 19. Hey Mrs Jones - Girl Trouble 20. Bon Temps Roulet 3 - Mama Rosin 21. Have Love Will Travel - Thee Andrews Surfers 22. First Plane To Mexico - The Charles Napiers 23. The First Plane Home - Thee Headcoatees 24. Buzz - The Vice Barons 25. What'd i say - The Kaisers 26. Comin' Home Baby - The Delmonas 27. Ne t'en va pas - Les Terribles 28. Jazz Cat - Dominic Glover & Gary Crockett & Jay Glover
Compiled by Johnny Q from his music collection - originally served by Gyro1966

 Mama Rosin - Bon Temps Roulet #3

is that second line drumming I can hear?

The First Plane Home · Thee Headcoatees

The Kids Are All Square - This Is Hip & Girlsville

now this is not what I would call Mambo more a rockabilly election but clearly we are amongst friends so just remember thee HeadCoatees and the kids are all square as me!

"WHY WAIT" A New Kind Of Mambo - Vol. 15 (already 15!) | TWILIGHTZONE

 "WHY WAIT" A New Kind Of Mambo - Vol. 15

Mambo influenced greatness!

Mambo is a Latin dance of Cuba which was developed in the 1940s when the music genre of the same name became popular throughout Latin America. The original ballroom dance which emerged in Cuba and Mexico was related to the danzón, albeit faster and less rigid. In the United States, it replaced rhumba as the most fashionable Latin dance. Later on, with the advent of salsa and its more sophisticated dance, a new type of mambo dance including breaking steps was popularized in New York. This form received the name of "salsa on 2", "mambo on 2" or "modern mambo". - wiki

track listing:

1. Rock'N'Roll Cannibals - Red Coffee & B. Jones 2. Catwalk - Jack Constanzo 3. How Long - LaVern Baker 4. My Mama Said - Little Eddie 5. Witchcraft - The Spiders 6. T-Town Mambo - Ernie Fields Combo 7. Guitar Mambo - Mickey Baker 8. Can't Get You on the Phone - Mickey Baker w/Sylvia Robinson 9. Big City Walk - Doug Powell 10. She's Fine - Kid Thomas 11. Maggie Campbell - Robert Nighthawk 12. Hey Now - Billy Love 13. Hey Now Baby - Professor Longhair 14. Messy Bessie - Dave Bartholomew 15. Crawfish - Jess Stone 16. He's My Baby - Jean Shepard 17. La Bamba - Ray Allen & The Upbeats 18. La Bamba - Mongo Santamaria 19. Zooba - Don Ralcke 20. Night Beat - The Phantoms 21. Street Fight - Phil Campos 22. Watts - Brother Woodman and The Chanters 23. You Keep Doggin Me - Sonny and Jaycee 24. John Law - The Playbacks 25. Countdown - The Crescendos 26. Why Wait - Pérez Prado 27. Lips Red As Wine - The Colts 28. Guiro - The Lettermen 29. Rock And Roll Radio - Joe Boot 30. Malinda - Bob Kelly 31. Hound Dog - Link Wray & The Raymen

Still got Fess on it so y’ere ’tis!
Compiled by Johnny Q from his music collection - originally served by Gyro1966

Gene & Eunice - Ko Ko Mo (I Love You So) For fans of TWILIGHTZONE

 Gene & Eunice - Ko Ko Mo (I Love You So)

For fans of the TWILIGHTZONE

and their BRILLIANT  Mambo Series

Check the label!

The Velvet Underground - White Light White Heat - [LIVE 1969] |TWILIGHTZONE [clip courtesy Brian Eno ]

 

The Velvet Underground - White Light White Heat - [LIVE 1969]

Brian Eno

"Audio from the 1969 live album. Footage from The Velvet Underground's factory rehersal used as videoclip. The cameraman is Andy Warhol."