33.45.78 All Vinyl Radio Show
with Steve Fruitman
#135
August 8, 2016

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Love and Magic
Hour One: Hear this show now
Hour Two: Hear this show now

Hour One

1.   Sam Moon: Midday Matinee (Sam Moon) – 1982*
2.   Minglewood Band: Whiz Kids (Matt Minglewood) – 1979*
3.   Snakeye: Walk It Off (Allard Barkhouse) – 1980*
4.   Righteous Brothers: Love Or Magic (Bill Medley / Bob Hatfield) – 1963
5.   Haywire: Bad, Bad Boy (Marvin Birt / Paul MacAusland) – 1986*
6.   The Four Seasons: Big Girls Don’t Cry (Bob Crewe / B Gaudio) – 1962
7.   Five Man Electrical Band: You’re Gonna Lose That Girl (John Lennon / Paul McCartney) – 1969 *
8.   Dave Baker: Emily Carr, The World of Small (Dave Baker) – 1977*
9.   The Highwaymen: Michael (Trad) – 1960
10. Ian Tyson: The North Saskatchewan (Ian Tyson) – 1974*
11. Clell E Joudrey: Surveyor’s Reel (Trad) 1979*
12. Aubrey Hanson: New Brunswick’s The Province For Me (Aubrey Hanson) – 1982*
13. Lloyd Hanson: Music For The Black Cat (Lloyd Hanson) 1988*
14. Jeremy Spencer Band: Cool Breeze (Jeremy Spencer / Michael Fogerty) – 1979
15. Jan & Dean: Mr Bass Man (Johnny Cymbol) – 1963

CanCon = 67%

Hour Two

1.   Sam Cooke: Having A Party (Sam Cooke) – 1962
2.   Quicksilver Messenger Service: Cowboy On The Run (Dino Valenti) – 1975
3.   Neil Young: The Loner (Neil Young) – 1968*
4.   Boyer & Tarlton: Patch & Pain Killer (Tommy Tarlton) – 1974
5.   Country Joe & The Fish: Doctor of Electricity (Barry Melton) – 1969
6.   Psychedelic Furs: President Gas (Psychedelic Furs) – 1982
7.   Danny Kirwin: Rolling Hills – (Danny Kirwin) – 1976
8.   George Jones: Heartaches By The Numbers (Harlan Howard) – 1962
9.   Fat Mattress: Petro Pump Assistant (Neil Landon / Noel Redding) – 1969
10. The Blues Magoos: Heartbreak Hotel (Mae Boren Axton / Thomas Durden / Elvis Presley) – 1969
11. The Troggs: Jingle Jangle (Reg Presley) – 1966
12. Jonah Jones: The Man With The Golden Arm (Elmer Bernstein / Sylvia Fine) - 1957
13. The Grassroots: All Good Things Come To An End (A Hammond) – 1968
14. Will Glahe & His Orchestra: Hot Pretzels (Goosey Goosey) (Glahe / Ward / Timm) – 1957

CanCon = 7%

Total CanCon = 38%

And Now for The Particulars:

Hour One

1.   Sam Moon: Midday Matinee (Sam Moon)
New Moon: Nova Records – N689-007
Halifax NS
Sam Moon: vocals
Brett Bezanson: drums
Kevin Obritsch: bass
Neil MacKinnon: keys
Marcel Doucette: fiddle
Gary Hiltz: guitars
Produced by Peter Christakos – 1982
Recorded by Harvey Goldberg & Pat Martin at Scorpio Audio, Halifax
Mixed at Mediasound, NYC
Mastered by George Marino, Sterling Sound, NYC

Born Richard Boudreau in Cape Breton Island
began entertaining audiences in the mid 1960s, and by '67 his band New Broom (with Matt Minglewood) was one of the hottest tickets in the Maritimes.
In '77 he formed The Sam Moon Band
Released his debut album, NEW MOON in the spring of 1982. As a marketing ploy, there were two versions of the album - one with a red jacket and one that was black. All the songs were originals, occasionally co-written with other artists on the East Coast

2.   Minglewood Band: Whiz Kids (Matt Minglewood)
Minglewood Band: RCA – KKL1-0325
Halifax NS
Matt Minglewood: lead vocal, guitar, organ
Mark MacMillan: guitar
Enver Sampson Jr.: Harmonica
Donnie Hann: bass
Paul Dunn: keys
Bobby Woods: drums
Produced by Claire Lawrence - 1979
Recorded by Dave Slagter at Springfield Sound, London ON
Additional Recording: Little Moiuntain Sound, Vancouver BC
Mastered at Sterling Sound, NYC

Matt Minglewood (born Roy Alexander Batherson, 31 January 1947 in Moncton, NB)
He later moved to nearby Glace Bay, Nova Scotia where he resides to the present day. Was part of a band called 'Sam Moon, Matt Minglewood & The Universal Power'. The group was formed in 1969 with Sam Moon and Minglewood sharing vocal duties.

3.   Snakeye: Walk It Off (Allard Barkhouse)
Shape Up Or Ship Out: ABO Records – WRC1-1020
Halifax NS
Allard Barkhouse: drums, lead vocal
Steve Russell: bass
Drew Moore: guitar
John Lake: guitar
Neil MacKinnon: keys
Glen Torreson: guitar
Produced by Allard Barkouse – 1980
Recorded by Harold Tsistinas at Solar Audio, Halifax

Formed 1971 in Halifax. The Barkhouse produced "Shape Up Or Ship Out" was recorded at Solar Audio between March and September of 1979 and released the following year. Lake, Torreson and Moore all played on the album. Two songs "Believe Me Lady" and "See The Sun" that were on the first album were re-recorded for this album. Again, all songs were band originals. The band toured Quebec, Ontario and the Atlantic Provinces several times before they broke up in 1982.

Barkhouse relocated to Toronto for several years before returning to Halifax in the mid 90's and reunited with Lake to form Barkhouse, Lake and Cook.

4.   Righteous Brothers: Love Or Magic (Bill Medley / Bob Hatfield)
Right Now!: Barry Records – B-321
Orange Co. CA
Bill Medley: vocal
Bobby Hatfield: vocal
Produced by Bill Medley – 1963
Recorded by Ray Maxwell

From their first album.

5.   Haywire: Bad, Bad Boy (Marvin Birt / Paul MacAusland)
45 Single bw When You Fall Out of Love: Attic Records – AT 335
Charlottetown PEI
Paul MacAusland: vocal
David Rashed: keys
Marvin Birt: guitar
Ronnie Switzer: vass
Sean Kilbride: drums
Produced by Brian Allen – 1986
Recorded by Noel Golden & Ed Stone at Metalworks Studio, Toronto
Additional recording at Manta Sound, Toronto
Mixed at Le Studio, Morin Heights QC by Paul Northfield

Formed 1981. Their 2nd album, Don't Just Stand There, went platinum and contained their highest charting hit, the hard-driving "Dance Desire".

6.   The Four Seasons: Big Girls Don’t Cry (Bob Crewe / Bob Gaudio)
2nd Vault of Golden Hits: Philips – PHS 600-221
Newark NJ
Frank Valli
Bob Gaudio
Nick Massi
Tommy De Vito
Produced by Bob Crewe – 1962
LP released – 1966

Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance sang this song on the first season episode of The Lucy Show entitled "Lucy Is a Chaperone."

7.   Five Man Electrical Band: You’re Gonna Lose That Girl (John Lennon / Paul McCartney)
Five Man Electrical Band: Capiltol Records Canada – ST 165
Ottawa ON
Lee Emmerson: guitar, vocals
Ted Gerow (keyboards)
Brian Rading (bass)
Vern Craig (vocals, guitar)
Rick 'Bell' Belanger (drums)
Mike 'Bell' Belanger (2nd drums)
Produced by Max Hoch and John Gross – 1969

8.   Dave Baker: Emily Carr, The World of Small (Dave Baker)
Endless Highway: Total Records / Top Hat – TRC 911
Vancouver BC
David Baker: guitar, vocal
Produced by Martin Shaer – 1977
Recorded at Little Mountain Sound, Vancouver by Dave Slagter

Dave Baker was born in 1945 in Vancouver but grew up on Vancouver Island.
Dave attributes his success in music to the advice of his first producer. “Sing like you don’t need the money” and “Never quit your day job”. Dave was felled by a stroke in 1998 which weakened his singing voice and ended his working career. Recorded 3 vinyl albums and 4 CDs. Was really into railroad songs.

9.   The Highwaymen: Michael (Trad)
The Highwaymen: United Artists Records – UAS 6125
Connecticut
Dave Fisher (July 19, 1940 – May 7, 2010)
Bob Burnett (February 7, 1940, Providence, Rhode Island – December 7, 2011)
Chan Daniels (died August 2, 1975, aged 36)
Steve Trott (born Stephen S. Trott, December 12, 1939, Glen Ridge, New Jersey)
Steve Butts
Produced – 1960

Michael" sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold record. In 1959, United Artists released this arrangement of the African-American work song "Michael, Row the Boat Ashore", first collected by folklorist Guy Carawan. A later band member was Gil Robbins (father of actor Tim Robbins) in 1962
The Highwaymen also made the first recording, or at least the first recording in the United States, of an important song by Buffy Sainte-Marie ("Universal Soldier") later covered by Donovan.

10. Ian Tyson: The North Saskatchewan (Ian Tyson)
Ol’ Eon: A&M Records – SP 9017
Pincher Creek AB
Ian Tyson: vocal, guitar
Red Shea: lead guitar
Pee Wee Charles: steel
Dave Brown: drums
Jim Morgan: bass
Gord Flemming: piano
Sylvia Tyson, Ed Wideman, Adam Mitchell, Neil Nelles, Myrna Lorrey: bg vocals
Produced by Adam Mitchell – 1974
Recorded by Phil Sheriden at Thunder Sound, Toronto

11. Clell E Joudrey: Surveyor’s Reel (Trad)
Fantastic Fiddling: Can-Del Records – CD78-1010
Elmwood NS
Clell Joudrey: fiddle
Produced by Can-Del Records – 1979

b. Elmwood NS - 8 Mar 1926 - 10 Jul 1981

12. Aubrey Hanson: New Brunswick’s The Province For Me (Aubrey Hanson)
A Maritime Legend: Prime Time Records – PTL 103
Fredricton NB
Lloyd Hanson: Bass
Gene Morris: fiddle
Raymond McLean: harmony vocal
Ralph McLean: harmony vocal
Winston Rees: banjo, mandolin
Lisa MacDougall: piano
Gary Morris: guitar, percussion
Aubrey Hanson: vocal, guitar, harmonica, banjo
Produced by Aubrey Hanson - 1982

born in Fredericton on February 17, 1930. - d. June 8, 2002
Aubrey founded the New Brunswick Country Music Hall of Fame in 1983

13. Lloyd Hanson: Music For The Black Cat (Lloyd Hanson)
The Great Debate: DTK Records – Kill006
Fredricton NB
Lloyd Hanson: bass, drum programming, guitar, synth
Roland Bourgeois: muted cornet
Ian Sedgewick: keys
Produced by Lloyd Hanson & Mark Carmody – 1988

Son of Aubrey Hanson. Did Max Murphy CD Upalong. Produced, recorded, Mixed, Mastered

14. Jeremy Spencer Band: Cool Breeze (Jeremy Spencer / Michael Fogerty) – 1979
Flee: Atlantic – QSD-19236
London UK
Jeremy Spencer: guitar
Jeanne Hendricks: lead vocal
Michael Fogarty: keys
Neal Jason: bass
Al Izzo, Buz Buchanan: drums
Victor Salazar: percussion
Produced by Jeremy Spencer & Mike Fogerty – 1979

Ex-member of Fleetwood Mac.
4 July 1948 (age 68) Hartlepool, County Durham, England
was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998, for his past work as a member of Fleetwood Mac. Joined The Children of God and left the band around 1971. Was a hell of a good slide player in the Elmore James style.

15. Jan & Dean: Mr Bass Man (Johnny Cymbol)
Jan & Dean Take Linda Surfin’: Liberty Records – LRP 3294
Los Angeles CA
Jan Berry: vocal
Dean Torrence: vocal
Produced by Jan Berry & Lou Adler – 1963

William Jan Berry (April 3, 1941 – March 26, 2004) and Dean Ormsby Torrence (born March 10, 1940).

Hour Two

1.   Sam Cooke: Having A Party (Sam Cooke)
20 Greatest Hits: TeeVee Records – TA-1964
Clarksdale, MS
Sam Cooke: vocal
Lou Rawls – backing vocals
Clifton White – guitar
Tommy Tedesco – guitar
René Hall – guitar
Adolphus Asbrook – bass guitar
Ray Pohlman – bass guitar
Ernie Freeman – piano
Frank Capp – drums, percussion
William Green – saxophone  Armand Kaproff – cello
Wilbert Nuttycombe – viola
Irving Weinper – viola
Myron Sandler – violin
Joseph Saxon – violin
Ralph Schaeffer – violin
Marshall Sosson – violin
Elliot Fisher – violin
Marvin Limonick – violin
Cecil Figelski – cello
Produced by Hugo Piretti  & Luigi Creatore – 1962
Recorded on April 26, 1962 at RCA Studio 1 by  Al Schmitt

Hugo & Luigi were an American record producing team, made up of songwriters and producers Luigi Creatore and Hugo Peretti, who shared an office in New York's Brill Building. Besides their working relationship, the two were cousins

First coming to attention with singles released on Mercury Records in the mid-1950s, they went on to produce Perry Como, Elvis Presley, Sam Cooke and other artists for RCA Victor. "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" by the Tokens, the Isley Brothers's classic "Shout", and Little Peggy March's "I Will Follow Him"

2.   Quicksilver Messenger Service: Cowboy On The Run (Dino Valenti)
Solid Silver: Capitol Records – SN 66076
San Francisco CA
Gary Duncan – electric and pedal steel guitars, vocals
John Cipollina - electric and Hawaiian steel guitars, vocals
Dino Valenti – guitar, vocals
David Freiberg – bass, vocals
Greg Elmore – drums
Additional personnel:
Nicky Hopkins – piano
Pete Sears – piano
Michael Lewis – piano, organ, Arp synthesizer
Skip Olson – bass
Mario Cipollina – bass
Kathi McDonald – vocals
Produced by Quicksilver & John Palladino – 1975
Recorded by Mike Fusaro, George Engfer, Tom Lubin & Phil Brown at Columbia Recording Studios, San Franciscop June 30 – August 20, 1975
Mastered by Wally Traugott at Capitol Records, Hollywood

band formed in 1965 by musicians influenced by folk, blues and jazz in SF. This was their 8ths and final album featuring the original members of the band.

3.   Neil Young: The Loner (Neil Young)
The Strawberry Statement: MGM Records – 2SE 14ST
Toronto ON
Neil Young: guitar, vocal
Jim Messina (bass)
George Grantham (drums)
David Briggs (keys)
Produced by Neil Young and David Briggs – 1968
August–October, 1968 at Wally Heider Recording, Sunset Sound Recorders, and TTG Recording, Hollywood Soundtrack Produced – 1970

The Strawberry Statement: is a 1970 cult film about the counterculture and student revolts of the 1960s about the Columbia University protests of 1968. The film won the Jury Prize at the 1970 Cannes Film Festival.  The Loner" is a song by Neil Young, his first solo single. It was released on his solo debut album in November 1968, was written while Buffalo Springfield was in its last throes. It is the first Young track produced by David Briggs, with whom Young would collaborate until Briggs's death 1995.

4.   Boyer & Tarlton: Patch & Pain Killer (Tommy Tarlton)
Cowboy: Capricorn Records – CP–0127
Orlando FL
Scott Boyer: guitars
Tommy Tarlton: bass
Charlie Hayward: drums
Bill Stewart: piano
Chuck Leavell: vocal
Produced by Johnny Sandlin – 1974
Recorded by Johnny Sandlin & Ovie Sparks at Capricorn Sound, Macon GA

Tommy: Born Jan. 9, 1949 in Orlando, Fl.
Scott: I was born in 1947 in Binghamton, New York.
Discovered by the Allman Brothers

5.   Country Joe & The Fish: Doctor of Electricity (Barry Melton)
Here We Are Again: Vanguard Records – VSD 79299
Berkeley CA
"Country Joe" McDonald (vocals, guitar)
Barry "The Fish" Melton (lead guitar, vocals)
Gary "Chicken" Hirsh on drums
David Bennett Cohen (Hammond organ, piano and guitar)
With
Mark Ryan: many instruments
President Flyer: many other instruments
Produced by Sam Charters – 1969
Recorded & mixed by Ed Friendner at Vanguard’s 23rd Street Studio, NYC & Pacific High Studios, SF

Prior to the group, McDonald set up the Instant Jug Band
formed in Berkeley, California, in 1965 and lasted until 1970
Country Joe McDonald and Barry "The Fish" Melton had a background rooted in folk music, were enamored with the recordings of Woody Guthrie, and worked on the local acoustic coffeehouse circuit in the early 1960s. Were heavily involved in the anti-VietNamWar movement. Biggest moment was their performance at Woodstock.

6.   Psychedelic Furs: President Gas (Psychedelic Furs)
Forever Now: Columbia Records – FC-38261
London UK
Richard Butler: vocals
John Ashton: guitars
Tim Butler: bass
Vince Ely: drums
Gary Windo, Donn Adams & Ann Sheldon: horns
Produced by Todd Rundgren – 1982
Recorded by Todd Rundgren & Chris Andersen at Utopia Sound, Bearsville NY

founded in London in 1977. This is the third of their 8 albums.

7.   Danny Kirwin: Rolling Hills – (Danny Kirwin)
Danny Kirwin: This Record Co. 9238-9
London UK
Danny Kirwin: guitar, vocal
Steve Emery: bass
Jeff Rich: drums
John Cook: piano
Produced by Clifford Davis - 1976
Recorded by Louie Austin & Simon Davis

Daniel David "Danny" Kirwan (born 13 May 1950)
Another Ex-member of Fleetwood Mac, joined when he was only 17. Had been previously been in a band called Boilerhouse who used to open gigs for Mac. He and Peter Green used to like jamming so it was only natural for Green to invite Kirwin into his band.  After various personnel changes (Green gone; Spencer leaving; Christine McVie entering) and a few albums, Kirwin started serious drinking and was eventually fired from the band by Mick Fleetwood in 1973. None of Kirwan's solo releases was commercially successful. Kirwan was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998 for his work as part of Fleetwood Mac

8.   George Jones: Heartaches By The Numbers (Harlan Howard)
Sings From The Heart: Mercury Wing – MGW 12323
Saratoga, Texas
George Jones: guitar, vocal
Produced by Shelby Singleton – 1962
Recorded April 21, 1957 - February 8, 1961 Bradley Film and Recording Studio, Nashville

The biggest hit version was recorded by Guy Mitchell in 1959. It reached the #1 spot on Billboard Hot 100

9.   Fat Mattress: Petro Pump Assistant (Neil Landon / Noel Redding)
Fat Matress: Atco – SD-33-309
Folkestone UK
Eric Dillon: drums
Jimmy Leverton: bass, keys
Neil Landon: vocal
Noel Redding: guitar, vocal
Produced by Fat Mattress – 1969
Recorded by George Chkiantz

Active years 1968–1970
The band was formed while Redding was a member of the Jimi Hendrix Experience, with a view to enabling Redding to both play guitar and sing lead, as well as to record original material. They opened for Hendrix on a US tour with Redding playing in both bands.

10. The Blues Magoos: Heartbreak Hotel (Mae Boren Axton / Thomas Durden / Elvis Presley)
Never Goin’ Back To Georgia: ABC Recprds – ABCS-697
NewYork City
Ralph Scala: alto sax, vocals
Emil Peppy Theilhelm: guitar, vocals
Herb Lovelle: drums, percussion
Eric Justin Kaz: keys, trumpet, harp
Roger Eaton: bass
Dean Evanson: flute
Richie Dickon: conga
Tito: conga
Solo: alto
Produced by Bob Wyld – 1969
Recorded by Bob Lifton at Regent Sound, NYC

The band was formed in 1964 as "The Trenchcoats". By 1966 they were recognized as a truly psychedelic band. They were included on the 1967 Herman’s Hermits tour of the US which also featured The Who. They split up a year later. Never Goin’ Back To Georgia was recorded by a revamped Blues Magoos lead by Ralph Scala and Emil Theilhelm.

11. The Troggs: Jingle Jangle (Reg Presley)
With A Girl Like You: Fontan Records – MCF-27556
Andover UK
Reg Presley: vocal
Ronnie Bond: drums
Peter Staples: bass
Chris Britton: guitar
Produced by Larry Page, Page One Records - 1966
Recorded in England at Olympic Studios, London by Keith Grant

12. Jonah Jones: The Man With The Golden Arm (Elmer Bernstein / Sylvia Fine)
Muted Jazz: Capitol Records – T 839
Louisville KY
Jonah Jones: trumpet
George Rhodes: piano
John Browne: bass
Harold Austin: drums
Produced – 1957

born Robert Elliott Jones; December 31, 1909 – April 29, 2000
Jones began his career playing on a river boat named Island Queen, which traveled between Kentucky and Ohio. Before starting his own band in the ‘50s, he spent a decade performing with Cab Calloway’s bands.

13. The Grassroots: All Good Things Come To An End (A Hammond)
Feelings: ABC Dunhill: DS 50027
Los Angeles CA
Creed Bratton: guitar
Rick Coonce: drums
Warren Entner: rhythm guitar
Rob Grill: bass
Larry Knechtel, Jimmy Haskell: keys
Jimmie Haskell: strings & horns arr
Produced by Steve Barri – 1968
Recorded at Western Recorders, LA December 1967

14. Will Glahe & His Orchestra: Hot Pretzels (Goosey Goosey) (Glahe / Ward / Timm)
Beer Garden Musik: London Records – LL 3021
Elberfeld Germany
Produced – 1957

Will Glahé (February 12, 1902 – d. Rheinbreitbach GM, November 21, 1989)
one of the most successful accordionists in Germany. He led his own orchestra from 1932
His "Liechtensteiner Polka" was also a hit in the U.S., hitting #16 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1957.


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