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Digital sound restoration, remastering and package artwork by North Shore Soundworks. This collection has been remastered from the best analog sources made available and, even though extensive restoration improvements have been made, the sonic limitations of those sources may still be apparent.
Tonto and the Renegades
NSS-010
This CD includes all four sides of this Grand Ledge, Michigan's band's legendary Sound of the Sceen singles, including the classic "Little Boy Blue" and the shoulda been a massive hit "The Easy Way Out". Photos provided from the personal collection of drummer (and good pal) Tom Kirby and singer/guitarist Terry Slocum.
Tracks:
1. Little Boy Blue (Sound of the Sceen 2178) 1967
Written by T. Slocum
2. I Knew This Thing Would Happen (Sound of the Sceen 2178) 1967
Written by G. Richey/T. Kirby
3. Anytime You Want Some Lovin' (Sound of the Sceen 2212) 1967
Written by D. Wagner
4. The Easy Way Out (Sound of the Sceen 2212) 1967
Written by D. Wagner
Personnel:
(Tracks 1& 2)
Bill Ford guitar, vocals
Jeff Keast keyboards
Tom Kirby drums
Gary 'Tonto' Richey bass, lead vocals
Terry Slocum lead guitar, lead vocals
(Tracks 3&4)
Bill Ford guitar, vocals
Tom Kirby drums
Dave Pung keyboards
Gary 'Tonto' Richey bass, lead vocals
Terry Slocum lead guitar, lead vocals
CD Features:
Four page booklet with photos of the band
What Tom Kirby of Tonto and the Renegades had to say about the CD:
"I got the CD Friday. [You] REALLY nailed it this time. I don't think anyone could have done more or could have done a better job. I LOVE IT!!!!"
"The CD
arrived yesterday. The artwork and packaging is great!! Really, thanks for this,
I love it!!! It does blast in the car!!!"
"All I listened to this weekend was the new CD."
Larry & the Blue Notes
NSS-011
Almost complete recorded output of Texas' classic garage band, Larry & The Blue Notes (somehow an alternate version of "In and Out" eluded us). Includes two versions of "Night of the Sadist" (three if you count "Night of the Phantom"!) and two songs by post Blue Notes band, Soul Purpose. Songs provided by band leader Larry Roquemore.
Tracks:
1. Night of the Sadist (Unreleased - sax lead) 1965
Written by L. Roquemore/L. Slater
2. Night Of The Sadist (Unreleased - guitar lead) 1965
Written by L. Roquemore/L. Slater
3. Night Of The Phantom (Tiris 101)(20th Century Fox 573) 1965
Written by L. Roquemore/L. Slater
4. All My Own (Tiris 101) (20th Century Fox 573) 1965
Written by L. Roquemore
5. What Made Me Lose My Head? (Unreleased) 1965
Written by L. Roquemore
6. Talk About Love (Charay C-20 1817 - harmonica version) 1965
D. Lee/A. Reynolds/M. Addington
7. Talk About Love (Charay C-20 1817 - punk version) 1965
D. Lee/A. Reynolds/M. Addington
8. She'll Love Me (Charay C-20 1649) 1965
Written by L. Roquemore
9. The Phantom (Charay C-20 1770) 1965
Written by L. Roquemore/L. Slater/R. Hildebrand
Released as by the Mark 5
10. Everybody Needs Somebody (Charay C-20 LH2050) 1966
Written by Burns/Burke/Wexler
11. There's No Other (Charay C-44 LH2479) 1966
Written by P. Spector/L. Bates
12. In and Out (Charay C-44 LH2480) 1966
Written by L. Roquemore/L. Slater
13. I'll Be True To You (Charay C-44 LH2887) 1966
Written by G. Goffin/Titleman
14. You Cheated You Lied (Unreleased acetate) 1966
Written by L. Helm
Released as The Bad
15. No Milk Today (Charay C-44) 1966
Written by G. Gouldman
16. Love Is A Beautiful Thing (Charay C-44 LH3764) 1966
Written by F. Cavaliere/G. Cornish
17. Summertime (Unreleased acetate) 1966
Written by G. Gershwin
18. Train Kept A' Rollin' (Unreleased acetate) 1966
Written by T. Bradshaw/L. Mann/H. Kay
19. It's You Alone (Unreleased) 1966
Written by R. Davies
20. Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter (G-LRO-1) 1966
Written by T. Peacock
Released as Larry Roquemore
21. Just Stay (G-LRO-2 2124) 1966
Written by L. Roquemore
Released as Larry Roquemore
22. Something's Happening (S-2215 1-44608) 1968
Written by J. McDowell/L. Roquemore
Released as by Soul Purpose
23. Ticket For Tomorrow (S-2215 1-44607) 1968
Written by D. Langston/L. Roquemore
Personnel:
Rocky Shores drums
Mike Griffin drums (replaced Shores)
Tommy Skaggs rhythm guitar
Buddy Bates guitar (replaced Skaggs)
Dan Fletcher bass
Larry Roquemore vocals
Larry Slater guitar
Randy Cates bass (replaced Fletcher)
Jack Hammonds keyboards
Features:
Newly redesigned eight page booklet with commentary by Larry Roquemore and photos of the band
What Larry Roquemore of Larry and the Blue Notes had to say about the CD:
"An
incredible job you guys did....on our group's old singles from the '60s. Most of
them were originally recorded pretty awful anyway, but y'all cleaned them up,
resulting in a CD that is better than the original recordings, without losing
that live feel."
"The CD is awesome. Cleanup made some of the tunes even better than the original
recordings."
The Monuments Collection
NSS-012
If you couldn't get enough of Ada, Oklahoma's #1 '60's rock group, The Monuments, on Misty Lane's JUST FOR KICKS VOLUME ONE CD, here's your chance to hear the complete recorded output of this way underrated group. Includes the band's only single, as well as unreleased songs and instrumental backing tracks from acetates and studio master tapes. Songs provided by The Monuments' own Jerry Sims and Terry Bell.
Tracks:
1)African Diamonds (Alvera M-65) 1966
Written by H. Collings
2)I Need You (Alvera M-65) 1966
Written by H. Collings
3)Don't Blame Me (Unreleased acetate) 1966
Written by H. Collings and J. Sims
4)Where Bad Boys Go (Unreleased acetate) 1966
Written by H. Collings
5)You Always Hurt The Ones You Love (Unreleased) 1966
Written by H. Collings
6)Take The Last Train To Clarksville (Unreleased) 1966
Written by T. Boyce/B. Hart
7)Bus Stop (Unreleased) 1966
Written by G. Gouldman
8)Come On Up (Unreleased) 1966
Written by F. Cavaliere
9)She's A Gas (Unreleased) 1966
Written by H. Collings
10)Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White (Unreleased) 1966
Written by E. Cobb
11)Cold Winds Of March (Unreleased) 1966
Written by H. Collings and G. Sims
12)Walkin' The Dog (Unreleased) 1966
Written by R. Thomas
13)Take The Last Train To Clarksville (Unreleased bonus backing track) 1966
Written by T. Boyce/B. Hart
14)Bus Stop (Unreleased bonus backing track) 1966
Written by G. Gouldman
15)Come On Up (Unreleased bonus backing track) 1966
Written by F. Cavaliere
16)Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White (Unreleased bonus backing track) 1966
Written by E. Cobb
17)Cold Winds Of March (Unreleased bonus backing track) 1966
Written by H. Collings and G. Sims
18)Walkin' The Dog (Unreleased bonus backing track) 1966
Written by R. Thomas
Personnel:
Terry Bell - Drums, Vocals
Howard Collings - Organ, Vocals
Burl Moore - Organ, Vocals
Gary Sims - Guitar, Vocals
Jerry Sims - Bass
Tom Wilds - Lead Guitar
Features:
What Jerry Sims and Terry Bell of the Monuments had to say about the CD:
"I got the CD today and just finished listening to it. You knew I would love it. Terry called this evening and he is pleased very much. It is just the greatest. I wish this could be done face to face because you would get a kick out of seeing me beam. We are just so thrilled and happy. You were so professional and nice to correspond with and keep us up on what was happening. Thank you again. It is all and more than what I hoped for."
"Your work on this project is truly appreciated. I've wanted for years to transfer the old tapes to a CD because I knew the old tapes were falling apart. This has inspired me, and I'm sure the other band members, to get together more and just play music. You guys have made a lot of "old rock n' rollers"....very happy. Keep rockin' and keep up the wonderful work."
MouseTracks: Mouse & the Boys
NSS-013
All seven singles by Florida's ever popular Mouse & The Boys! Includes songs by all the band's various incarnations, including The Deep Six, The Florida Deep Six, Mouse & The Boys, Mouse & The Boys & Brass, and M.O.U.S.E. Also includes the unreleased demo, "Different Drummer". Songs provided by the band's Pete Rowland and Florida music expert and SAVAGE LOST author Jeff Lemlich.
Tracks:
1) Last Time Around
2) One and One
3) I Don't Wanna Cry
4) Start From Here
5) Rocks In My Head
6) Sticks and Stones
7) Dancing To The Beat
8) Tears In My Eyes
9) Love is Free
10) Xcedrin Headache #69
11) Where's The Little Girl
12) Knock On My Door
13) Different Drummer
14) Woman or a Girl
15) I Can Only Touch You With My Eyes
Personnel:
Detailed listing in CD insert
Features:
Four page booklet with track-by-track band information and photos of the band
What Pete Rowland of Mouse & the Boys had to say about the CD:
"The guys loved the layout and the CD. I was much impressed at how much cleaner it all sounded. I really was impressed with what you did with the beginning of “Where’s the Little Girl”
The Birdwatchers
double CD collection
NSS-014
Nearly complete recorded output of South Florida's fantastic Birdwatchers - in a double CD collection! Includes songs by all the band's various aliases', including The Apollos, Security Blankets, Glass Bubble, New Rock Band, and Mousetrap, and concludes with an inspirational message song from lead singer Sammy Hall. Songs provided by Florida music expert and SAVAGE LOST author Jeff Lemlich - with approval by Sammy Hall and Jerry Schills, who provided the rare color photos of the band that highlight the CD jacket.
Tracks:
Disc 1:
1/2. Apollos - Rockin Horses / Just Dreaming (Mercury 71614)
3/4. Apollos - Walk By Myself / I Found A New Girl (GLO 5218)
5/6. Birdwatchers - Love, Emotion, Desire / I Don't Care (Tara 100)
7/8. Birdwatchers - Blue Suede Shoes / She Tears Me Up (Tara 1001)
9. Birdwatchers - Wake Up Little Susie (Tara 1002)
10/11. Gary Stites & The Birdwatchers - Real Appeal / While I'm Gone (Living
Legend 101)
12/13. Birdwatchers - It's A Long Way Home / It Doesn't Matter (Marlin 1902)
14/15. Birdwatchers - Girl I've Got News For You / Eddie's Tune (Scott 27 / Mala
527)
16/17. Birdwatchers - I'm Gonna Love You Anyway / A Little Bit Of Lovin' (Mala
536)
18/19. Birdwatchers - I'm Gonna Do It To You / I Have No Worried Mind (Mala 548)
20. Security Blankets - Schroeder (Marlin)
Disc 2:
1. Birdwatchers - Mary Mary (It's To You I Belong) (Alternate version, different
guitar / no organ)
2/3. Birdwatchers - Mary Mary (It's To You I Belong) / Cry A Little Bit (Mala
555)
4/5. Birdwatchers - Turn Around Girl / You Got It (Scott 20 / Laurie 3399)
6/7. Birdwatchers - Put A Little Sunshine In My Day / Than You Say Bo Bah (Scott
30)
8. Birdwatchers - Can I Do It (as featured in the film WILD REBELS)
9/10. Sammy Hall w/ Birdwatchers - Just Be Yourself / Weeping Analeah (Parrot
332)
11/12. Glass Bubble - Dreamin' In The Rain / You Don't Need A Reason (Victory
2000)
13/14. New Rock Band - Rock Steady / Little David (Scott 401 / Laurie 3480)
15/16. Mousetrap - Spinning Wheel / Rhymetyme (Scott 402)
17/18. Birdwatchers - Mr. Skin / Come Home Baby (Geminix 5501)
19. Sammy Hall - Drug Talk (Woodstock 1703)
Personnel (Included):
Duane Allman
Craig Caraglior
Dave Chiodo Jr.
Sammy Hall
Rocky Hart
Ish Ledesma
Keith MacKendrick
Eddie Martinez
Joey Murcia
Bobby Puccetti
Jerry Schils
Gary Stites
Features:
Eight page band biography by Jeff Lemlich, author of SAVAGE LOST and photos of the band
What Sammy Hall's webmaster, Matthew Kimball (http://www.sammyhall.com) had to say about the CDs:
"I just got [the CDs] today. I'm at a loss for words! I don't know what to say! Amazing! You have put a lot of work into it, and it tells! I just got off the phone with Sammy, he got the CD's and was floored! He was amazed at the quality and had forgotten they had recorded some of those songs."
The Wet Paint
NSS-015
Again...for those looking beyond JUST FOR KICKS VOLUME ONE, here is the entire recorded output of Chicago's Wet Paint. Includes the band's two singles and four ultra-rare 1967 basement recordings. Songs provided by Rich White and Bill Giardini.
Tracks:
1) Shame (Royal Hollywood 101, April
1966) 2:24
- Written by Bill Giardini
2) At The River's Edge (Royal Hollywood 101, April 1966) 2:58
- Written by Walley Kemp
3) We Call Him A Man (FR-200-B, May 1967) 2:07
- Written by Bill Giardini
4) No One To Love (FR-200-B, May 1967) 2:26
- Written by Bill Giardini and John Cwiak
5) Precious Ways (1967 basement recording) 2:51
- Written by Bill Giardini
6) Let The Rain Fall (1967 basement recording) 3:23
- Written by Bill Giardini
7) Better Man Than I (1967 basement recording) 2:36
- Written by Bill Giardini
8) We Call Him A Man (1967 basement recording) 2:25
- Written by Bill Giardini
Personnel:
Detailed listing
in CD insert
Features:
Four page booklet with track-by-track band evolutionary chronology and photos of the band
The KanDells
NSS-016
That's right...another complete collection - this time from Sandstone, Minnesota's KanDells! In addition to the band's two singles, including the classic "Cry Girl", this collection features 8 unreleased songs - all excellent. Songs provided by Pete VanDerSchaegen.
Tracks:
1) Cloudburst (Boss
6501) - Written by The KanDells
2) Cry Girl (Boss 6501) - Written by Gene Best
3) Oh Baby (Unreleased) - Written by Gene Best
4) Summertime (Unreleased) - Written by George Gershwin
5) Bottomless Well (Unreleased) - Written by Pete VanDerSchaegen
6) Lucky Day (Unreleased) - Written by Sam Burch
7) That's All I Want (Unreleased) - Written by Gene Best
8) It Is To Laugh (Unreleased) - Written by Bob VanDerSchaegen
9) Shake It Baby (Unreleased) - Written by Gene Best
10)I've Met Death (Unreleased) - Written by Pete VanDerSchaegen
11)I Want You To Know (Bear 1971) - Written by Gene Best
12)Do You Know? (Bear 1971) - Written by Pete VanDerSchaegen
Personnel:
Gene Best - Lead Guitar
Jay Best - Drums
Sam Burch - Keyboards
Bob VanDerSchaegen - Rhythm Guitar
Pete VanDerSchaegen - Bass
Features:
Four page booklet includes an interview with Pete VanDerSchaegen by Mike Dugo and photos of the band
Everything Including...The Kitchen Cinq
double CD collection
NSS-020
It's a crime The Kitchen Cinq hasn't had a legitimate retrospective collection yet...but here is everything the band recorded in a fantastic double CD collection! Includes the band's pre-Kitchen Cinq single as The Y'Alls, a single recorded under the alias, A Handful - and all the band's officially released 45s as well as their sole LP. To top it off, we've included a radio spot advertising a Kitchen Cinq live appearance, and a rare radio interview recorded for the U.S. Army radio network! Songs provided by collectors Max Waller and Freddy Fortune - with approval from Jim Parker.
Tracks:
Disc One:
Everything But (LHI 1200)LP (stereo)
1. You'll Be Sorry Some Day
2. Solitary Man
3. Determination
4. Please Come Back To Me
5. Codine
6. Young Boy
7. Last Chance To Turn Around
8. Still In Love With You Baby
9. If You Think
10. I Can't Let Go
11. Need All The Help I Can Get
---Singles (mono)---
12. Ride The Wind (LHI 17005)
13. The Street Song (LHI 17015)
14. When The Rainbow Disappears (LHI 17015)
15. Good Lovin' (So Hard To Find) (Decca 32262)
16. For never We Meet (Decca 32262)
17. The Minstrel (Decca 32374)
18. She's So Fine (Decca 32374)
Bonus Tracks
19. Run For Your Life - The Y'Alls (Ruff 1016)
20. Please Come Back - The Y'Alls (Ruff 1016)
21. Dying Daffodil Incident - A Handful (LHI 45-1201)
22. Does Anybody Know - A Handful (LHI 45-1201)
23. Cheetah Club Promo
24. In-Sound Interview w/ Harry Harrison (U.S. Army Radio)
Disc Two:
Everything But (LHI 1200) LP (mono)
1. You'll Be Sorry Some Day
2. Solitary Man
3. Determination
4. Please Come Back To Me
5. Codine
6. Young Boy
7. Last Chance To Turn Around
8. Still In Love With You Baby
9. If You Think
10. I Can't Let Go
11. Need All The Help I Can Get
Personnel:
Mark Gordon Creamer - Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, and Harmonica
James Ervan Parker - Vocals and Guitar
Johnny Joe Stark - Vocals and Drums
James Dallas Smith - Vocals and Bass
Troy Dale Gardner - Vocals
Features:
Four page booklet with photos of the band
The Excels
NSS-022
Near complete collection of every surviving Excels songs, including the favorite "Let's Dance", two single sides, and seven - count 'em, seven - unreleased tracks! Songs provided by James Goode.
Tracks:
1) Let's Dance (GP-210B) 1965
2) Walkin' The Dog (GP-210B) 1965
3) Merchant of Love (TP501B) 1965
4) Little Latin Lupe Lu (Unreleased Demo) 1966/1967
5) Heart Full of Soul (Unreleased Demo) 1966/1967
6) Rock When You Need To (Unreleased) 1966
7) Ramblin' (Unreleased Demo) 1966/1967
8) Sandy (Unreleased Demo) 1966/1967
9) Til The End of the Day (Unreleased Demo) 1966/1967
10) Shapes of Things To Come (Unreleased Demo) 1966/1967
Personnel:
Roger Bennett, lead guitar
Gibson Harris, drums
Danny Goode, bass and vocals
James Goode, rhythm and back up vocals
Ronnie Vermillion, lead guitar (replacing Roger)
Features:
Four page booklet with James Goode's recollections of The Excels and photos of the band
The Bummers
NSS-023
The Bummers from Grand Royal, Michigan only recorded one insanely rare acetate, but here it is preserved for all to enjoy on compact disc. The CD jacket is adorned with the only known photo of the band! Songs provided by Ray Bane.
Tracks:
I Can't Imagine
L.S.D.
Personnel:
Ray Bane
Mead Warner
Mike Reject
Billy Belever
Kirt Voneberstien
Features:
Photo of the band
Dave & the Dynamics / The Wild Things
NSS-024
Well known for their Showboat single, Santa Claus, Indiana's Wild Things also recorded several unreleased songs and alternate versions of their single - and we've got the complete collection direct from the studio master tapes! As a bonus, we've included five bonus tracks from a demonstration reel recorded by Dave & The Dynamics (prior to the name change to The Wild Things). Songs provided by Eldon Pitts.
Tracks:
Wild Things 45
(Showboat 9665-14516)
1. I'm Not for You
2. Love Comes, Love Goes
Unreleased Tracks:
3. Just Once in My Life
4. Things Have Changed
5. La Pimienta
6. Love Comes, Love Goes (alternate version)
7. Standing By My Side
8. I'm Not for You (alternate version)
9. Just Once in My Life (version 1)
10. Just Once in My Life (version 2)
11. La Pimienta (version 1)
12. Love Comes, Love Goes (version 1)
13. Love Comes, Love Goes (version 2)
14. Standing By My Side (version 1)
15. I'm Not for You (version 1)
16. I'm Not for You (version 2)
Bonus Tracks:
Dave & The Dynamics 1965
Demonstration Tape
17. It Ain't Me, Babe
18. Treat Her Right
19. Hang On Sloopy
20. I'm Down
21. I Need You
Personnel:
Gary Hamilton-Lead Guitar and Vocals
Dave Bennett-Rhythm Guitar and Vocals
Dave Barnes-Drums
Eldon Pitts (Jay Dennis)-Bass and Vocals
Phil Mann and Richard Douglass-Bass (1967-68)
Features:
Four page booklet with Eldon Pitts' (Jay Dennis) recollections of Dave & The Dynamics / The Wild Things plus photos of the band
What Eldon Pitts of Dave & The Dynamics and the Wild Things had to say about the CD:
"I just got the CDs and the finished
product is incredible!"
"You did an amazing job with our tapes. Needless to
say, our master tape studio tracks never sounded better. And of course, I had
never heard the outtake reels since the session 40 years ago. It was great fun
listening to those."
"Even the reel of the five songs we recorded ourselves sound great. And the
whole package looks fantastic."
"I really appreciate the work you did on this project, and I know the other guys
in the band will as well."
Teddy and the Pandas - Once Upon a Time
double CD collection
NSS-027
Another COMPLETE collection (at least until we turn up more 'forgotten' tracks!)...but this one features many previously unreleased and never-before-heard songs direct from the band's personal collection and master tapes! Teddy & The Pandas was one of the top acts from the North Shore of Massachusetts, and their released canon is highlighted by the classic, can't-shake-it-out-of-your-head "Once Upon A Time." In addition to all the band's singles, we've also included their 1968 LP, "Basic Magnetism", and an 80's reunion track of "Stagger Lee"! Songs provided by Pandas' Al Lawrence, Billy Corelle, Jerry Labrecque, and Teddy Dewart. Released in conjunction with the official Teddy & The Pandas website (http://TeddyandthePandas.com).
Tracks:
CD One
Singles
1. Once Upon a Time
(Teddy Dewart) Coristine 574 & Musicor 1176 1966
2. (Bye Bye) Out the Window (Dewart - McEwan) Coristine 574 & Musicor 1176 1966
3. We Can't Go On This Way (Bob Stone) Musicor 1190 1966
4. Smokey Fire (Teddy Dewart) Musicor 1190 1966
5. Searchin' for the Good Times (Bob Stone) Musicor 1212 1966
6. Sunny Side Up (Dewart - Corelle) Musicor 1212 1966
7. The Lovelight (Thomas - Cropper) Timbri 101 1967
8. Day in the City (Eve Rose) Timbri 101 1967
9. Childhood Friends (Dick Torst) Tower 433 1968
10. 68 Days 'Till September (Petze - King) Tower 433 1968
Basic Magnetism LP Tower 5125 1968
11. Childhood Friends
(Dick Torst)
12. Kona, Idaho (Petze - King)
13. Shine A Little Light (Weinstein - Gargoni)
14. 68 Days 'Till September (Petze - King)
15. Running From Love (Dewart - Corelle)
16. Basic Magnetism (Bobby Weinstein)
17. Crossing Man (Petze - King)
18. At The Debutantes' Ball (Teddy Dewart)
19. Look Back In Love (Not In Anger) (Pedrick - Gately)
20. Raspberry Salesman (Patch - Dewart - Corelle - Lawrence)
CD Two
Unreleased Bonus Tracks
1. Once Upon a
Time (Teddy Dewart) (an early alternate version from Teddy's tape) 1965
2. Penny (Teddy Dewart) (from Al's basement tapes) 1965
3. Something About You (Teddy Dewart) (from Al's basement tapes) 1965
4. This Time (Teddy Dewart) (from Al's basement tapes) 1965
5. Willie Dum Dum (Teddy Dewart) (from Glenn Sadin's acetates) 1966
6. Lovelight (backing track) (Thomas - Cropper) (from Teddy's acetates) 1967
7. I Want to be Loved (Tonight for Always) (Teddy Dewart) (from Al's basement
tapes) 1965
8. Girl from California (Bob Stone) (from Teddy's acetates) 1966
9. Games (Bob Stone) (from Glenn Sadin's acetates) 1966
10. You're Playing with Fire (Teddy Dewart) (from Al's basement tapes) 1965
11. Boys Cry (Joe Daley) (from Al's basement tapes) 1965
12. Spring Came Early This Year (Bob Stone) (from Jerry's acetate) 1967
13. City Woman (Bob Stone) (from Jerry's acetate) 1967
14. Stagger Lee (Price - Logan) (studio session) 1984
Personnel:
Billy (Sonny) Corelle - Bass
Joe Daley - Rhythm Guitar (early band)
Teddy Dewart - Lead Guitar
Dickie Guerrette - Keyboards
Al Lawrence - Vocals
Jerry Labrecque - Drums
Paul Rivers - Lead Guitar (replaced Teddy Dewart)
Features:
Twelve page booklet includes band biography
by Mike Dugo and photos of the band
The Complete Yellow Payges
double CD collection
NSS-028
Much like The Kitchen Cinq, The Yellow Payges are another band whose recordings are unjustly unavailable...but we're correcting that oversight with this double CD collection! All the band's singles and sole LP are included, as well as the band's promo only single "Finger Poppin' Party" and the ultra-rare "Yellow Payges Party Pak" theme song...taken directly from the band's 30-second TV commercial! Songs provided by Max Waller with approval from Payges' leader Dan Hortter.
Tracks:
Disc 1 - The Singles
1. Never See The Good In Me (Schwartz/Cavett)(Showplace WS 216) 1967
2. Sleeping Minds (Schwartz/Cavett)(Showplace WS 216) 1967
3. Jezebel (W. Shanklin)(Showplace WS 217) 1967
4. We Got A Love In The Makin' (Schwartz/Cavett) (Showplace WS 217) 1967
5. Our Time Is Running Out (J. Webb)(UNI 55043) 1967
6. Sweet Sunrise (B. Page) (UNI 55043) 1967
7. Childhood Friends (D. Torst)(UNI 55072) 1968
8. Judge Carter (H. Polonsky)(UNI 55072) 1968
9. Crowd Pleaser (D. Hortter/W. Ham)(UNI 55089) 1968
10. You're Just What I Was Looking For Today (C. King/G. Goffin)(UNI 55089) 1968
11. Never Put Away My Love For You (M. Bookasta/L. Bookasta)(UNI 55107) 1969
12. The Two Of Us (D. Hortter/W. Ham)(UNI 55107) 1969
13. Vanilla On My Mind (B. David/N. Jones)(UNI 55153) 1969
14. Would You Mind It If Loved You? (D. Hortter)(UNI 55153) 1969
15. Slow Down (R. West/J. Christopher/R. Mainegra)(UNI 55176) 1969
16. Frisco Annie (S. English/A. Hammond)(UNI 55176) 1969
17. Follow The Bouncing Ball (S. English/A. Hammond)(UNI 55192) 1970
18. Little Woman (W.Ham/B. Barnes)(UNI 55192) 1970
19. I'm A Man (E. McDaniel)(UNI 55225) 1970
20. Home Again (D. Hortter/D. Dacus)(UNI 55225) 1970
21. Finger Poppin' Party (AT&T promo) (Uni No # - Promo Only) 1969
22. Moonfire (B. Barnes/W. Ham) (AT&T promo) (UNI no # - Promo Only) 1969
23. Yellow Payges Party Pak (AT&T Commercial) 1969
Disc 2 - "Volume One" LP, UNI 73045, 1969 (stereo)
1. The Two Of Us (D. Hortter/W. Ham)
2. Little Woman (W.Ham/B. Barnes)
3. Friends (W. Ham)
4. Boogie Woogie Baby (W.Ham/B. Barnes)
5. Crowd Pleaser (D. Hortter/W. Ham)
6. Moonfire (B. Barnes/W. Ham)
7. Devil Woman (W.Ham/B. Barnes)
8. Never Put Away My Love For You (M. Bookasta/L. Bookasta)
9. I'm A Man / Here 'Tis (E. McDaniel)
Personnel:
Dan Hortter, vocals and harmonica
Larry Tyre, rhythm guitar
John Knox, lead guitar
Herby Ratzloff, bass guitar
Danny Gorman, drums
Bob Norsoph, lead guitar (replaced John Knox)
Mike Rummans, bass guitar (replaced Herby Ratzloff)
Jim Lanham, bass guitar (while Mike Rummans switched to lead)
Randy Carlisle, rhythm guitar (replaced Larry Tyre)
Teddy Rooney, bass guitar (replaced Jim Lanham)
Bob Barnes, bass guitar (replaced Teddy Rooney)
Bill Ham, lead guitar (replaced Mike Rummans)
Donnie Dacus, lead guitar (replaced Bill Ham)
Features:
Eight page booklet includes Crowd Pleasers - The Story of the Yellow Payges band biography by Mike Dugo and photos of the band
What Dan Hortter of the Yellow Payges had to say about the CDs:
"The CD's came yesterday and I was overwhelmed. I never expected anything as well done as what was put together. To say I was excited would be a gross understatement."
"Got the DBL CD yesterday and it's unbelievable what you put together. The art work, the insert, everything is so well done. Was the CD re-mastered, because it sure sounds like it was. It is much cleaner and crisper. I have played it for several people and they couldn't believe the quality given it was lifted from old 45's and a vinyl album."
"I want to
personally thank you for the terrific job you did in putting together the Yellow
Payges CD's. I guess you know by my emails...that I was more than overjoyed. I
haven't heard some of these since their release. I can't thank you enough."
Last updated February 01, 2008.
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