DEWEY'S RECORD PARTY!

Dewey1960 · Post by **Dewey1960** » June 14th, 2008, 6:33 pm

It's always a pleasure to welcome the Fab Four back to the
Record Party! Here they are with a special request for six
of their best!
"I'm Happy Just To Dance With You"
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"I Should Have Known Better"
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"Ask Me Why"
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"Things We Said Today"
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"The Night Before"
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"Tell Me Why"
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Mr. Arkadin · Post by **Mr. Arkadin** » June 14th, 2008, 7:43 pm

Going for a bit heavier groove this Saturday, I thought I'd bring this bag of tricks down to TRP:

Here's an incredible version of Living Color's Desperate People. This was shot live at CBGBs and you really see what this band was capable of live. There's a short interview in front as well where the band members talk about the early days and each other's talents.
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Fishbone: Ma & Pa
Great band with equal parts ska and metal--plus a horn section to boot! You'll have to hit link on this one to get it to play.
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Praxis: Animal Behavior
A definitely weird mix featuring Bootsy Collins and Bernie Worrell from Funkadelic fame, who cross paths with robotic guitarist Buckethead. Strange, pummeling, and absoutely funky! If this is your cup of grog, check out their album Transmutation for a more serious slurp.
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Dewey1960 · Post by **Dewey1960** » June 15th, 2008, 12:04 am

Rockin it hard, old-school style with a radical beat. The Record Party
urges one and all to act responsibly. Think CHANGE in 2008…
THE BEATLES "Revolution”
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THUNDERCLAP NEWMAN “Something In The Air”
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THE ROLLING STONES “Street Fighting Man”
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THE WHO “Won’t Get Fooled Again”
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Metry_Road · Post by **Metry_Road** » June 15th, 2008, 2:11 am

Tried that power slide. Nearly broke my neck. Was Considering legal action against Dewey's Record Party. Lucky for you that you put that disclaimer in your post. Very wise.

Roxy Music - Virginia Plain
Overdressed?, not for 1972 I guess. I was still in highschool when I bought this single. Still my favorite Roxy song.
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Can't embed these next two songs, so you will have to visit YouTube. Well worth your time.

Angelique Kidjo - Agolo
The beautiful Angelique in a great video.

Mary Chapin Carptenter - He Thinks He'll Keep Her
The beautiful Mary. Sound is great for a live performance.

Neil young - Powderfinger
After all these years I still don't know what the hell this song is about. Sounds like a horror story. The professionalism of these musicians is amazing. When Neil Young screws it up in the middle, the band just goes around one more time without missing a beat.
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I wish somebody would tell me what Diddy Wah Diddy means - Blind Blake

Dewey1960 · Post by **Dewey1960** » June 15th, 2008, 7:45 am

Here’s one for all you dads out there. Direct from the Record Party!
MEL TORME “Dat Dere”
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Mr. O'Brady · Post by **Mr. O'Brady** » June 15th, 2008, 12:42 pm

Neil young - Powderfinger
After all these years I still don't know what the hell this song is about.

I always assumed it was a 22-year-old kid being killed trying to defend his land against either a Civil War patrol boat or better yet, government revenuers. But from the man that gave us "Cowgirl in the Sand" and "T-Bone", there's no telling.

Metry_Road · Post by **Metry_Road** » June 15th, 2008, 2:07 pm

Thanks Mr. O'Brady. I listened to it again, and it does indeed sound like an incident from the civil war. I was thinking more along the lines of a bunch of armed-to-the-teeth religeous fanatics holed up in a compound being attacked by a government swat team.

Best wishes

Mr. O'Brady · Post by **Mr. O'Brady** » June 15th, 2008, 5:58 pm

Thanks Mr. O'Brady.

Always glad to give an uneducated interpretation of Mr. Young's lyrics. Now if someone can explain his "Sedan Delivery" (one of my favorites), I'd feel complete.

Pat

MichiganJ · Post by **MichiganJ** » June 16th, 2008, 6:46 am

Woke up this morning with this playing in my head. Not a bad way to wake up, I know, but it won't stop. I thought I'd pass it along for everyone to enjoy....

Gloria Jones/Tainted Love

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Dewey1960 · Post by **Dewey1960** » June 16th, 2008, 7:52 am

Try cartin’ around these merry little melodies in your noggin! Just another
Monday morning Record Party public service announcement:
THE CHIPS “Rubber Biscuit”
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THE SILHOUETTES “Get A Job”
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THE ETERNALS “Rockin’ in the Jungle”
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TIM TAM & THE TURN ONS “Wait A Minute”
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THE TRASHMEN “Surfin’ Bird”
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Dewey1960 · Post by **Dewey1960** » June 16th, 2008, 6:03 pm

Here comes a Record Party flip-flopper---and the very first 45 little
Dewey bought with his own hard-earned dough.
NERVOUS NORVUS A side: “Transfusion” (this guy’s playin’ a 78)
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After thirty thousand spins I flipped it over and played the other side. I
liked it just as much and made everyone in the house hate me for
playing it over and over and over…
B side: “Dig” (actual vintage home movies of little Dewey?)
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ChiO · Post by **ChiO** » June 17th, 2008, 7:40 am

A few posts back were The BEATLES’ recordings of some U.S.
R’n’B and Rockabilly tunes. They (Lennon & McCartney)
also wrote some songs that The BEATLES didn’t release, but
other British artists did, often quite nicely.

TOMMY QUICKLY “Tip of My Tongue” (rec. 1963)
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One of four Lennon-McCartney songs first released by BILLY J.
KRAMER & the DAKOTAS “Bad To Me” (rec. 1963)
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The FOURMOST “I’m In Love” (rec. 1963)
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The APPLEJACKS “Like Dreamers Do” (rec. 1964)
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One of four Lennon-McCartney songs (actually, “McCartney”
songs; maybe it had something to do with Jane Asher being Peter
Asher’s sister) first released by PETER & GORDON “I Don’t
Want to See You Again” (rec. 1964)
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Metry_Road · Post by **Metry_Road** » June 17th, 2008, 10:04 am

Here's a song written by Sir Paul of Alimony for Mary Hopkin in 1969. She had just been signed by Apple and needed a hit. I was quite enamored with this girl back in the early 70's as a young teenager.

Mary Hopkin - Goodbye
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And here's Mary again with a 'Hippy' classic from 1970. Beautiful.

Mary Hopkin - Temma Harbour
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Regards

Dewey1960 · Post by **Dewey1960** » June 17th, 2008, 7:35 pm

Looks like our good buddy Hollis is gonna be on leave of absence
for a while. He’s a vital part of this here Record Party and he
should know that at this moment his compadres are sending out a
couple of tunes to him compliments of CREAM…
“Sunshine of Your Love”
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“White Room”
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Stay steady, Hollis, your friends are thinkin about you.

Mr. Arkadin · Post by **Mr. Arkadin** » June 18th, 2008, 7:06 am

The Cream tribute continues! Hope you enjoy these Hollis!

I'm So Glad
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Spoonful
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Tales of Brave Ulysses
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A short interview with EC and live versions of Stepping Out and Sitting on Top of the World
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Badge
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Mother's Lament:
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The Silver Screen Oasis

The Silver Screen Oasis

DEWEY'S RECORD PARTY!