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    shout bama lama!



    Great rockin` cover of an early Otis Redding tune (yes really!) by a Detroit band who may not be as original as the White Stripes but are a hell of a lot more fun.

    shout bama lama mp3!


    Hello my dears.
    For those who don’t know their story, The Music Machine was an US band headed by singer-songwriter Sean Bonniwell and based in Los Angeles. The group came together as The Ragamuffins in 1965, but became The Music Machine in 1966. The single "Talk Talk" was recorded at RCA studios on July 30, 1966.
    Their debut album, (Turn On) The Music Machine, was released in 1966 on the Original Sound label. Seven of the twelve tracks were originals, written by Bonniwell. One of these, "Talk Talk," became a Top 20 hit in the U.S. The follow-up single, "The People In Me," peaked at #66. Bonniwell blamed the weak showing of this single on a supposed feud between the band's manager and a top record executive. Four cover songs were included on this release, due to record company pressure.
    After a promotional tour of the U.S., the rest of the original line-up, which included Ron Edgar (drums), Mark Landon (guitar), Keith Olsen (bass) and Doug Rhodes (organ), left Bonniwell, due to internal conflicts. In 1967, Music Machine (essentially only Bonniwell at this point) were signed to Warner Bros. and re-named Bonniwell's Music Machine. A self-titled LP was released that year, made up mostly of previously recorded singles with the original line-up.
    Anyway, everyone agrees to say that The Music Machine's debut would have been a lot better if they'd let Sean Bonniwell write all of the songs !

    Btw, I’ve just finished the Bonniwell’s book called ‘Beyond The Garage’. You should try to catch it, it’s very interesting.
    You can read an interview here

    And here’s 3 tracks from their first Lp. Enjoy !

    The Music Machine - Trouble
    The Music Machine - Talk Talk
    The Music Machine - The People In Me




    FRIDAY BONUS !

    The Boys - Cobra




    Have a goooooood weekend !!!

    Wednesday, November 23, 2005

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    The Who "Sell Out"



    One of the coolest concept albums ever. Great rock songs interspersed with comercials and radio jingles to give you the impression you are listening to a pirate radio station. The Who at their most psychedelic and probably their most humorous moment. Every cut is pure gold. Must have in any collection. Selling out has never been so cool, with one exception (see "We're Only In it for the Money" below).

    1967

    Armenia City in the Sky
    Mary Anne with the Shaky Hands
    Odorono
    Tattoo
    Our Love Was, Is
    I Can See for Miles
    I Can't Reach You
    Spotted Henry (Medac)
    Relax
    Silas Stingy
    Sunrise
    Rael

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    Thursday, December 01, 2005

    NINA SIMONE



     

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    Francoise Hardy - Click Here (1965) (MPG, 28.9 MB)

    Oops, I was planning to post this rare German Françoise video once I reached 50,000 hits, but I was asleep at the wheel on that one. Better late than never! Thanks to everyone who's visited these past few months - I'm glad to see so many of you enjoying this music!

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