Day Songs - 33.45.78 - Steve Fruitman - CIUT

33.45.78 All Vinyl Radio Show
with Steve Fruitman
#132
July 4, 2016

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What Kinda Day Is it
Hour One: Hear this show now
Hour Two: Hear this show now

Hour One
1.   Elvis Presley: Blue Suede Shoes (Carl Perkins) – 1956
2.   The Sattalites: Perfect Day (F Hambleton) – 1988*
3.   The Beatles: A Day In the Life (John Lennon / Paul McCartney) – 1967
4.   The Tremeloes: Good Day Sunshine (John Lennon / Paul McCartney) – 1967
5.   Bonnie Raitt: Rainy Day Man (James Taylor) – 1974
6.   Ida Cox: Four Day Creep (Ida Cox) – 1939
7.   Moby Grape: Some Day (Jerry Miller / Don Stevenson / Skip Spence) – 1967
8.   The Moody Blues: Lazy Day (Ray Thomas) – 1969
9.   The Flying Burrito Brothers: Lazy Days (Gram Parsons) – 1970
10. The New Vaudeville Band: A Very Ordinary Day (Martin Roke) – 1974
11. Nina Simone: One September Day (R Stevenson) – 1965
12. Gordon Lightfoot: Rainy Day People (Gordon Lightfoot) – 1975*
13. Heather Conkie: Every Day (Buddy Holly) – 1977*
14. Hank Snow: A Daisy A Day (Jed Strunk) – 1974*
15. Oscar Peterson Trio: The Days of Wine and Roses (Mercer / Mancini) – 1965*
CanCon = 33%
Hour Two
1.   Wilson Pickett: Mustang Sally (Bonny Mack Rice) – 1973
2.   Don Freed: A Really Hot Day (Don Freed) – 1982*
3.   Selina Martin: The Hottest Day (Selina Martin) – 2010*
4.   Fred J Eaglesmith: Rainy Day Blues (Fred J Eaglesmith) – 1980*
5.   The Kinks: Rainy Day In June (Ray Davies) – 1966
6.   The Cyrkle: Turn Down Day (J Keller / D Blume) – 1966
7.   Blue Rodeo: One Day (Greg Keelor / Chris Cuddy) – 1989*
8.   Wilf Carter: Have A Nice Day (Wilf Carter) – 1973*
9.   The Jitters: Closer Every Day (Packham / Levy / Greenberg / Martin) – 1987*
10. k.d. lang & The Reclines: Three Days (Willie Nelson / Ferron Young) – 1989*
11. Jane Morgan: The Day That The Rains Came Down (Sigman / Becaude) – 1961
12. Frank Sinatra: Day By Day (Sordahl / Weston / Cahn) – 1961
13. The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band: Transparent Day (Harris / Markley) – 1967
14. Chimo!: Day After Day (R Raby / T Collacott) – 1970*
15. The Katzenjammer Kids: Day In The Life Of A Russian Salt Miner (Trad) – circa 1970*
CanCon = 53%
Total CanCon = 43%

And Now for The Particulars:
Hour One
RIP Scotty Moore
1.   Elvis Presley: Blue Suede Shoes (Carl Perkins)
Elvis Presley: RCA Victor – LPM 1254 Orthophonic High Fidelity
Memphis TN
Elvis Presley: guitar, vocal
Scotty Moore: lead guitar
Bill Black: bass
DJ Fontana: drums
Produced by Steve Sholes - 1956
Recorded January 30, 1956, RCA Studios, NYC
Winfield Scott "Scotty" Moore III (b. Gadsden TN December 27, 1931 – d. Nashville TN June 28, 2016)
ned to play the guitar from family and friends at eight years of age. He led a group called the "Starlite Wranglers" before Sam Phillips at Sun Records put him together with then teenage Elvis Presley. Phillips believed that Moore's lead guitar and Bill Black's double bass were all that was needed to augment Presley's rhythm guitar and lead vocals on their recordings.
According to Scotty Moore, when the song was recorded, "We just went in there and started playing, just winged it. Just followed however Elvis felt." Moore played 2 solos on it.
Moore played on many of Presley's most famous recordings, including "That's All Right", "Heartbreak Hotel", "Blue Suede Shoes", "Hound Dog", "Jailhouse Rock" and "Hard Headed Woman".
He became an inspiration to many subsequent popular guitarists, including George Harrison, Jeff Beck, and Keith Richards. In 2000, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
2.   The Sattalites: Perfect Day (F Hambleton)
45 single: Axe Records 103
Toronto ON
Fergus Hambleton: lead vocals, guitar, sax
Jo Jo Bennett: flugelhorn, percussion
David Fowler: Keys
Bruce McGillivray: bass
Junior McPherson: drums
Rick Morrison: sax
Bruce Robinson: piano
Produced by Fergus Hambleton & Jo Jo Bennett – 1988
the only Canadian band ever invited to play at Jamaica's "Sunsplash", playing before 25,000 people
two-time Juno winners, The Sattalites are known as Canada’s longest standing reggae group.
3.   The Beatles: A Day In the Life (John Lennon / Paul McCartney)
Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band: Capitol Records – 2653
Liverpool UK
John Lennon – lead vocal, acoustic guitar, piano (final chord)
Paul McCartney – lead vocal (middle-eight), piano (throughout and final chord), bass guitar
George Harrison – acoustic guitar, maracas
Ringo Starr – drums, congas, piano (final chord)
George Martin: harmonium (final chord)
Orchestrated by George Martin, John Lennon and Paul McCartney
Mal Evans – alarm clock, counting, piano (final chord)
John Marson – harp
Erich Gruenberg, Granville Jones, Bill Monro, Jurgen Hess, Hans Geiger, D. Bradley, Lionel Bentley, David McCallum, Donald Weekes, Henry Datyner, Sidney Sax, Ernest Scott, Carlos Villa: violins
John Underwood, Gwynne Edwards, Bernard Davis, John Meek: violas
Francisco Gabarro, Dennis Vigay, Alan Delziel, Alex Nifosi: cellos
Cyril Mac Arther, Gordon Pearce – double bass
Roger Lord – oboe
Basil Tschaikov, Jack Brymer – clarinet
N. Fawcett, Alfred Waters – bassoon
Clifford Seville, David Sandeman – flute
Alan Civil, Neil Sanders – french horn
David Mason, Monty Montgomery, Harold Jackson – trumpet
Raymond Brown, Raymond Premru, T. Moore – trombone
Michael Barnes – tuba
Tristan Fry – timpani
Produced by George Martin – 1967
Recorded by Geoff Emerick at Abby Road Studio 2, London
4.   The Tremeloes: Good Day Sunshine (John Lennon / Paul McCartney)
Our Best To You: Columbia Records – TBS 2
(Here Comes My Baby: Epic LN 24310)
London UK
Alan Blakley, rhythm guitar
Dave Munden, drums
Ricky West, lead guitar
Len Hawkes, bass
Produced by Mike Smith - 1967

5.   Bonnie Raitt: Rainy Day Man (James Taylor)
Streetlights: Warner Brothers Records – BS 2818
Burbank CA
Don Grolnick: keys
Freebo: Electric Guitar
Stephen Gadd: drums
David Spinozza: guitar
Bonnie Raitt: guitar, vocal
Arthur Jenkins: percussion
Larry Wilcox: strings & horns
Produced by Jerry Ragovoy – 1974
Recorded by Harry Maslin, Bruce Tergesen, Blaise Castellano at The Hit Factory, NYC
Mixed by Harry Maslin
November 8, 1949 (age 66) Burbank
Raitt has received 10 Grammy Awards. She is listed as number 50 in Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 100 Greatest Singers of All Time. Like Scotty Moore, was inducted in the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame, 2000
6.   Ida Cox: Four Day Creep (Ida Cox)
78 single: Vocalion, 05232
Toccoa GA
Artie Bernstein: bass
Charlie Christian: guitar
Lionel Hampton: drums
James P Johnson: piano
Fletcher Henderson: piano
JC Higginbottom: trombone
Edmond Hall: clarinet
Hot Lips Page: trumpet
Ida Cox: vocal
Recorded in New York City – 10-31-1939
Ida Prather (b. Toccoa, Georgia, February 26, 1896 – d. Knoxville, Tennessee, November 10, 1967)
Started performing in minstrel shows throughout the south when she was 14. Was a member of the Rabbit Foot Minstrels. Started singing and recording blues in the 1920s but her career waned in the ‘30s.,
1939 she was invited to participate in the historic Carnegie Hall concert series "From Spirituals to Swing", produced by John Hammond, in which she sang "Four Day Creep", She continued to perform until 1945, when she was forced into retirement after a debilitating stroke, which occurred during a performance at a nightclub in Buffalo, New York.
7.   Moby Grape: Someday (Jerry Miller / Don Stevenson / Skip Spence)
Moby Grape: Columbia Records CL 2698
San Francisco CA
Peter Lewis rhythm guitar, vocals
Bob Mosley bass, vocals
Jerry Miller lead guitar, vocals
Skip Spence rhythm guitar, vocals
Don Stevenson drums, vocals
Produced by Dave Rubinson 1967
Recorded at CBS, Hollywood, CA; March 11 - April 25, 1967
8.   The Moody Blues: Lazy Day (Ray Thomas)
On The Threshold of a Dream: Derem Records – DES 189025
London UK
Ray Thomas: lead vocals, harmonica
Justin Hayward: co-lead vocals, backing vocals, acoustic guitar
John Lodge: bass guitar, backing vocals
Mike Pinder: mellotron, organ, backing vocals
Graeme Edge: drums, percussion
Produced by Tony Clarke – 1969
Recorded January 1969 at Decca Studios, West Hampstead, London
A song about a typical Sunday afternoon
Single Never Comes A Day came from the same album
9.   The Flying Burrito Brothers: Lazy Days (Gram Parsons)
Burrito Deluxe: A&M SP 4258
Los Angeles CA
Mike Clark: drums
Pete Kleinow: pedal steel
Bernie Leadon: guitar, dobro
Chris Hillman: bass, mandolin, vocal
Gram Parsons: vocal, piano
Produced by Jim Dickson & Henry Lewy 1970
Recorded by Henry Lewy
From the 2nd Burrito Bros album featuring Bernie Leadon just before he joined The Eagles. Leadon and Mike Clark (ex-Byrds) had been playing with Doug Dillard and Gene Clark. Gram Parsons was fired from the band in the summer of 1970 for being too drunk to play, or for totally missing gigs altogether. Played The Electric Circus in Toronto May, 1970.
10. The New Vaudeville Band: A Very Ordinary Day (Martin Roke)
The World of the New Vaudeville Band: Decca – SPA 364
London UK
Henri Harrison: drums, percussion
Ian Fortesque-Carfrae: keys, sax, clarinet
Robert Lewis Hay-Smythe: bass
Martin Roke: trombone, piano
Kenneth Bach: trumpet
Paul G T Wright: vocals, guitar, banjo
Produced by Bill Barclay - 1974
Recorded by Martin Smith and Mike Jones at Decca Studios, West Hamstead UK
The band won a Grammy for Winchester Cathedral as Best Rock and Roll record. What?
Drummer Henri Harrison was the only original member by this time.
11. Nina Simone: One September Day (R Stevenson)
I Put A Spell On You: Philips Records SBL 7671
Tyrone NC
Produced by Hal Mooney Released Jan 1965
born Eunice Kathleen Waymon; February 21, 1933 April 21, 2003
12. Gordon Lightfoot: Rainy Day People (Gordon Lightfoot)
Cold On The Shoulder: Reprise Records – MS 2206
Toronto ON
Gordon Lightfoot: guitar, vocal
Terry Clements: lead guitar
Red Shea: acoustic guitar
Rick Haynes: bass
Jim Gordon: drums
Pee Wee Charles: steel
Nick DeCaro: orchestrations
Produced by Lenny Waronker – 1975
13. Heather Conkie: Every Day (Buddy Holly)
Street Life: CBC Records – LM 442
Toronto ON
Heather Conkie: vocals
Bob Marin: guitar
Eric Robertson: keys
Bob McLaren: drums
Michel Donato: bass
Cathy Young, Betty Belmore: bg vocals
Produced by Doug Lennox – 1977
Recorded by Larry Moray
Now a CBC TV producer (Heartland, Road To Avonlea, Polka Dot Door for TV Ontario)
14. Hank Snow: A Daisy A Day (Jed Strunk)
Hello Love: RCA - APL1-0441
Brooklyn, NS
Produced by Chet Atkins and Ronny Light – 1974*
Recorded by Tom Pick and Roy Shockley at RCA Nashville Sound Studios
Jud Strunk (June 11, 1936—October 5, 1981) Born Justin Strunk, Jr. in Jamestown, New York, he was raised in Buffalo. Strunk recorded Daisy A Day in 1973 and was his most popular song.
Clarence Eugene "Hank" Snow (May 9, 1914 – December 20, 1999)
15. Oscar Peterson Trio: The Days of Wine and Roses (Mercer / Mancini) – 1965
We Get Requests: Verve MIJ-1-5321
Montreal QC
Oscar Peterson: piano
Ray Brown: bass
Ed Thigpen: drums
Produced by Jim Davis - 1965
Recorded by Bob Simpson & Val Valentin
b. Montreal QC (August 15, 1925 – December 23, 2007) d. Mississauga ON age 82.
Hour Two
RIP Bonny Rice
1.   Wilson Pickett: Mustang Sally (Bonny Mack Rice)
Wilson Pickett’s Greatest Hits: Atlantic – 2SA 501
Detroit MI
Produced by Jerry Wexler – 1966
Compilation produced – 1973
Bonny "Mack" Rice (b. Clarksdale MS November 10, 1933 – d. Detroit MI June 27, 2016) from complications of Alzheimer's disease. Played with the Falcons, a group whose members included Eddie Floyd, Wilson Pickett and Joe Stubbs, from 1957 to 1963. Song was first recorded by Mack Rice in 1965.
Wilson Pickett (March 18, 1941 – January 19, 2006)
2.   Don Freed: A Really Hot Day (Don Freed)
Pith And Pathos: Bushleague Records - no serial
Saskatoon, SK
Don Freed: guitar, vocal
Glen Hendrickson
Blaine Dunaway
Tom Hazlitt
Joe Mock: guitar
Rick Scott
Connie Kaldor - Jane Mortifee - Cyndi Melon: bg vocals
Produced by Joe Mock - 1982
Recorded by Paul Mcdonald at Pacific Coast Sound, Burnaby BC
Mastered by Geoff Turner at Pinewood Studios, Vancouver
http://www.donfreed.com/ or mailto:don@donfreed.com
b. 1949. Originally from New Westminster, British Columbia but raised in Saskatoon SK
Was romantically involved with Joni Mitchell for a while in the 90s.
Mentions her in this song. He also collaborated with Joni Mitchell on her album Taming the Tiger, co-writing the song "Crazy Cries of Love"
3.   Selina Martin: The Hottest Day (Selina Martin)
Disaster Fantasies: SELMALP0008
Pakenham ON / Toronto ON
Selina Martin: vocals, guiars, bass, musical saw, wine glasses, organ
Chris Stringer: guitars, bass, synth, Wurlitzer, mini-moog, percussion
Annelise Noronha: guitars, accordion
Doug Friesen: bass, trombone
Josh Van Tassel: drums
Martin Tielli: guitar
Jack Breakfast: piano
Produced by Chris Stringer - 2010
Recorded by Chris Stringer at The Lincoln County Social Club, Toronto
Mastered by Joao Carvalho at Joao Carlvalho Mastering, Toronto
http://www.selinamartin.com/
Came to Toronto to study drama. Started music with Bobby Wiseman, playing a variety of instruments.
Released her first record, Space Woman, in 1998
Her latest album I’ve Been Picking Caruso’s Brain; I Think I Have the Information We Need to Make a New World (2016)
4.   Fred J Eaglesmith: Rainy Day Blues (Fred J Eaglesmith)
Fred J Eaglesmith: Sweetwater Records – 001
Port Dover ON
Fred J Eaglesmith: guitar, vocal
Produced by David Essig – 1980
Recorded by Danial Lanois at Grant Avenue Studio, Hamilton ON November 1979
Frederick John Elgersma born July 9, 1957
First of many releases by Eaglesmith. Released two other vinyl LPs in the ‘80s.
5.   The Kinks: Rainy Day In June (Ray Davies)
Face To Face: Pye Records NPL-30092
London UK
Ray Davies: guitar, vocal
Dave Davies: guitar
Mick Avory: drums
Pete Quaiffe: bass
Produced by Shel Talmy 1966
Recorded by Alan McKenzie & Irish at Pye Studios, London UK
Released October 28, 1966
6.   The Cyrkle: Turn Down Day (J Keller / D Blume)
Red Rubber Ball: Columbia Records CL 2544
New York City
Tom Dawes: guitar, sitar
Don Dannemann: bass
Marty Fried: drums
Earl Pickens: electric piano
John Simon: piano
Produced by John Simon 1966
Originally called the Rhondells. Managed by Brian Epstein, John Lennon came up with the spelling of their new name. Opened for The Beatles on their 1966 US / Canada tour.
7.   Blue Rodeo: One Day (Greg Keelor / Chris Cuddy)
Diamond Mine: Risque Disque / WEA - 25 62681
Toronto ON
Cleave Anderson - drums
Jim Cuddy - guitar
Bazil Donovan - bass
Greg Keelor - guitar
Bob Wiseman - keys
Produced by Malcolm Burn & Blue Rodeo - 1989
Recorded by Ike Zimble
Mixed by Mark Howard at The Studio, New Orleans
Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Masterdisk, NYC
http://www.bluerodeo.com
band formed in 1984
Diamond Mine is the second album
8.   Wilf Carter: Have A Nice Day (Wilf Carter)
Have A Nice Day: RCA KXL1-0157
Port Hilford NS
Produced by Jack Feeney 1973
Wilfred Arthur Charles Carter (December 18, 1904 – d. Scottsdale AR December 5, 1996, age 91)
Have A Nice Day was released as a single in Canada in 1976 and reached 27 on the Country Music charts
On 20 December 1933 Victor Recording Studio recorded My Swiss Moonlight Lullaby for RCAs Bluebird imprint in Montreal.
9.   The Jitters: Closer Every Day (Packham / Levy / Greenberg / Martin)
The Jitters: EMI – Capitol – CLT 48126
Toronto ON
Blair Packham: lead vocal, guitar
Danny Levy: lead guitar
Matthew Greenberg: bass
Vic D'Arsie: keys
Randy Cooke: drums
Produced by Paul Gross – 1987
Recorded by Joe Primeau at Phase One Studio, Toronto
Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Masterdisk, NYC
Blair Packham is Vice-President of the Songwriters Association of Canada
from 2000 to present
10. k.d. lang & The Reclines: Three Days (Willie Nelson / Ferron Young)
Absolute Toirch And Twang: Sire Records – 92 58771
Consort AB
Kd lang: vocal
Michael Pouliot: drums
John Dymond: bass
Michael Creber: piano
Greg Leisz: lap steel
Gordie Matthews: electric guitars
Ben Mink: acoustic guitar
Produced by Greg Penny, Ben Mink and kd lang – 1989
Recorded and mixed by Joe Seta and Greg Penny at Vancouver Studios, BC
Purchased from Backstreet Records, Fredricton NB
Her 4th album, it was her first collaboration with Ben Mink. First album which truly reflected her energy.
11. Jane Morgan: The Day That The Rains Came Down (Sigman / Becaude)
Jane Morgans Greatest Hits: Kapp Records KS 3329
Newton Mass
Produced 1961
Song originally released 1958
Florence Catherine Currier b. May 3, 1924 (age 90) Newton, Massachusetts
12. Frank Sinatra: Day By Day (Axel Sordahl / Paul Weston / Sammy Cahn)
Come Swing With Me: Capitol Records W 1594
Hoboken, New Jersey,
Billy May: conductor
Produced by Dave Cavanaugh 1961
Recorded at Capitol Studio A, Hollywood
Second recording of it by Sinatra. The first was made in 1946
13. The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band: Transparent Day (Harris / Markley)
Part One: Reprise Records Germany REP 54 108
Los Angeles CA
Bob Markley (vocals)
Shaun Harris (bass)
Danny Harris (guitar, vocals)
Michael Lloyd (guitar, vocals)
Ron Morgan (guitar)
John Ware (Drums)
Produced by Bob Markley and Jimmy Bowen - 1967
Recorded by Lee Herschberg at a home studio
formed in 1966, intended to parallel that being developed on the east coast by Andy Warhol and the Velvet Underground. Broke up in 71
14. Chimo!: Day After Day (R Raby / T Collacott)
Chimo!: Revolver Records – LSP 4470
Toronto ON
Tony Collacott: piano
Ross Roby: organ
John Johnson: bass
Jack Mowray: guitar
Andy Cree: drums
Breen LaBoeuf: vocal
Produced by Mort Ross – 1970
Recorded by Mark Smith at RCA’s Toronto Studios. November 1970
Chimo! (Inuit for 'hello' and “goodbye”). Its roots can be traced back to Parry Sound band The Georgian IV who formed in 1964. David Clayton-Thomas Bossmen guitarist Jack Mowbray joined the Georgian IV and they changed their name to The Georgian People. Bossman pianist Tony Callacott joined shortly thereafter.
After the release of their only album, they began to lose members. Original drummer Pat Little went on to become a respected session drummer and a member of such Canadian acts as the Modern Rock Quartet, Fludd and Diamondback; LeBoeuf would move on to a brief reformation of Motherlode, then Southcote, and finally, Offenbach; Mowbray formed a lounge act with his wife until retired from the industry; Stewart McCann left the music business and is now a University Professor of Psychology.
A Traynor YBA-3 Custom Special amplifier head, marked with Chimo!'s paint stencil, has been owned and used by bassist Michael Small of The Meligrove Band since late 2006.
15. The Katzenjammer Kids Barbarian Band: Day In The Life Of A Russian Salt Miner (Trad) -
In Heaven There Is No Beer: PRP 173
Niagara Falls ON
Wolfgang: Euphonium, Trombone
Whitey: trumpet, flugel horn
Charlie: tuba
Bobby: drums
Danny: accordion
Mickey Mouse: mascot
Produced circa 1970
Katzenjammer Kids was a cartoon. Little known Niagara Falls band played at The Park Hotel.

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