Side Aye – Shh’please
1. David Celia: Welcome To The Show – 2015 *
2. Winston ‘Scottie’ Fitzgerald: Mrs Menzie’s of Kiladare / Welcom Whiskiey Back / Captain Keeler Reel – 1958 *
3. Perth County Conspiracy: Welcome Surprise – 1970 *
4. Elvis Costello: Welcome to The working Week – 1982
5. Alice Cooper: Welcome to My Nightmare – 1975
6. Horn: Things In Themselves – 1972 *
7. Paul Revere & The Raiders: Baby Please Don’t Go – 1966
8. Dave Clark Five: Please Tell Me Why – 1966
9. David Wilcox: Push Push Push – 1987 *
10. The Who: Please Please Please – 1965
11. The Flaming Groovies: Please Please Me – 1979
12. The Beatles: Please Mr Postman – 1963
13. John Prine: Please Don’t Bury Me – 1971
14. FM: Slaughter In Robot Village – 1978 *
15. Mahogany Rush: Jive Baby – 1976 *
Vintage Voices w DJ Elizabeth & Laura Gillis
16. Bing Crosby: Coming In On A Wing And A Prayer – 1943
17. Lenny Breau w Richard Cotten: Emily – 2001 *
18. Mac Beattie: Canadian Song of Thanks – 1966 *
Bee Side
1. Jimi Hendrix Experience: Red House – 1966
2. The Dixieland Jug Blowers: House Rent Rag – 1930
3. Christopher Kearney: House of D – 1972 *
4. Grievous Angels: House Where Love Died – 2020 *
5. Tammy Wynette: I Don’t Wanna Play House – 1968
6. Stew Clayton: Little Out House ‘Neath The Trees – 1973 *
7. Rembetica Hipsters: In The City’s Bath Houses – 2004 *
8. Plaid: Yu Mountain – 2016
9. Donovan: Jersey Thursday – 1965
10. Emmerson Lake & Palmer: Lucky Man – 1970
11. Kensington Market: Cartoon – 1969 *
12. Striped Bananas: Ghost World – 2023
13. Brian Eno: Silver Morning – 1983
14. Klaatu: Anus From Uranus – 1976 *
15. The Plague: Face Of Time – 1966 *
16. Ego: Mescalin – 1982 *
17. The Electric Prunes: Get ME To The World On Time – 1968
18. Bill Connors: Cookies – 1985
19. John Hewer: Time Gentlemen Please – 1966 *
And Now for The ParticularsSide Aye – Shh’please
1. David Celia: Welcome To The Show
(David Celia)
Double Mind: Seedling Music 088907212580
Toronto
David Celia: guitars, vocals
Dave Clark: drums
Joan Besen: Wukrlitzer
David Headon: bass
Tim Jackson, Liz Abbot: bg vocals
Produced by David Celia, 2015
Mastered by Andy Magoffin at The House of Miracles
In 1989, Celia was a member of a band called “Tarnished Gallahad”. They toured Ontario and Manitoba until they disbanded in 1996. That’s when Celia met guitarist and songwriter Mark Stewartson and formed the band Roundhouse. Invisible Inc. was then formed soon after and released a CD entitled Poor Folks Welcome (2000). Invisible Inc. played clubs in southern Ontario for several years and also embarked on a tour of the United Kingdom. The band broke up in 2001 and Celia went solo, releasing his first album Organica in 2002.
2. Winston Scotty Fitzgerald: Mrs Menzies of Kildare / Welcome Whiskey Back / Captain Keeler Reel
(Trad)
The Inimitable: Celtic Records – CX 44
White Point, Cape Breton NS
Winston Fitzerald: fiddle
Estwood Davidson: guitar
Catherine Ann Lamey: piano
Produced by George I Taylor – 195?
(1914-1987) Given the name Scotty by Hank Snow
3. Perth County Conspiracy: Welcome Surprise
(Richard Keelan / Cedric Smith)
Alive: Columbia GES 90037
Stratford ON
Richard Keelan: guitar, vocals
Cedric Smith: guitar, vocals
Terry Jones: guitar, vocals
George Taros: piano, vocals
Michael Butler: bass
Perth County Girls and Friends: chorus
Produced by John Williams, 1970
Recorded by Henry Saskowski and Terry Brown at Bathurst St. Theatre & Thunder Sound
4. Elvis Costello: Welcome To The Working Week
(Elvis Costello)
My Aim Is True: Columbia – JC 35037
London
Guitar, lead vocals: Elvis Costello
Bass, Backing Vocals – Johnny Ciambotti
Drums – Micky Shine
Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar – John McFee
Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Sean Hopper
Backing Vocals – Nick Lowe
Produced by Nick Lowe, 1977
Recorded at Pathway Studios
Lacquer Master Cut By Porky
Declan Patrick McManus b. 25 August 1954 London
Elvis Costello has had a long career but the first song on side A of his first album was the one minute, 20 second Welcome To The Working Week. He has been married to Canadian jazz diva Diana Krall since 2003. She and Elvis Costello were married at Elton John's estate outside London
5. Alice Cooper: Welcome to My Nightmare
(Cooper / Wagner)
Welcome To My Nightmare: Atlantic SD 18130
Phoenix
Alice Cooper: vocals
Bass – Prakash John, Tony Levin
Clarinet – Jozef Chirowski
Drums – Johnny (Bee) Badanjek*, Whitey Glan*
Guitar – Dick Wagner
Guitar [Guitars] – Steve (Deacon) Hunter*
Keyboards, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Bob Ezrin, Jozef Chirowski
Produced by Bob Ezrin, 1975
Mastered by Mike Reese at The Mastering Lab
6. Horn: Things In Themselves
(Bruce Burron / David deLaunay)
On The People’s Side: Special Records 9230-1028
Toronto
Les Clackett: vocals
Bruce Burron: guitar
Gary Hynes: guitar
Alan Duffy: bass
David deLaunay: keys
Wayne Jackson: trumpet
Bill Bryans: drums
Produced by Alan Duffy, Bill Bryans and Horn, 1972
Recorded & Mixed by Brock Fricker at Thunder Sound, Toronto
Special Thanks: Moses Znaimer
This was one of the most progressive bands in Toronto in 1972, partly inspired by Frank Zappa. You can hear that influence in many of the tracks on this, their only album. Partly produced by Bill Bryans who would go on to play with Parachute Club and Downchild Blues Band.
7. Paul Revere & The Raiders: Baby, Please Don’t Go
(Joe Williams)
Just Like Us!: Columbia – CL 2451
Los Angeles CA
Paul Revere, organ
Mark Lindsay, vocal
Phil Volk, bass
Drake Levin, guitar
Mike Smith, drums
Produced by Terry Melcher, 1966
Originally called The Downbeats, they changed their name to Paul Revere & The Raiders in 1960
appeared regularly on national television, most notably on Dick Clark's Where the Action Is where they mouthed the words.
Paul Revere died Saturday, October 4, 2014 – results of cancer at his home in Idaho
8. Dave Clark Five: Please Tell Me Why
(Dave Clark / Mike Smith)
More Greatest Hits: Epic LN 24221
London
Dave Clark: drums, bg vocals
Mike Smith: organ, lead vocals
Denis Payton: sax
Rick Huxley: bass
Lenny Davidson: guitar
Produced by Dave Clark, 1966
I purchased this album when I was 14, in Miami at Discount Records, 1364 N.W. 163rd St, North Miami Beach.
9. David Wilcox: The Natural Edge
(David Wilcox / S Sadia)
Natural Edge: EMI Records C1 92464
Toronto ON
David Wilcox: guitar, mandolin, vocal
Lou Pomanti, Gary Bromham: keys
Tony Levin, David Rose: bass
Trevor Morais: drums, percussion
Produced by S. Sadia, 1989
Recorded by Lenny De Rose & Bill Kennedy at Maison Rouge Studios, London UK
Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Masterdisk, New York City
David Karl William Wilcox b. Montreal July 13, 1949
In the late 1960s, moved to Toronto and hung around Yorkville, befriending Rick Fielding and Andy Hermant and getting into a bluegrass group with them called The Gangrene Boys with Fielding, Andy Shaw and Randy Torno.
In 1970, Wilcox replaced Amos Garrett in Ian and Sylvia Tyson’s band, Great Speckled Bird.
In his solo career, he went on to release 9 albums between 1977 and 2015.
10. The Who: Please Please Please
(James Brown)
My Generation: Brunswick Records / Polydor 5372747
London UK
Roger Daltry: vocals, harmonica
John Entwistle: bass, bg vocal
Keith Moon: drums, percussion
Pete Townsend: guitars, vocals
Nicky Hopkins: piano
Produced by Shel Talmy, 1965
Recorded by Glyn Johns at IBC Studios, London, Apr 1965 – Jan 1966
11. The Flaming Groovies: Please Please Me
(Lennon / McCartney)
Jumpin’ In The Night: Sire Records SRK 6067
San Francisco CA
Cyril Jordan - guitar, vocals
Chris Wilson - guitar, vocals
Mike Wilhelm - guitar
George Alexander - bass
David Wright - drums
Produced by Cyril Jordan and Roger Bechirian, 1979
Recorded by Roger Becheirian at Eden Studios and Advision Studios, London
Recorded by The Beatles Nov 26, 1962
The Groovies began in 1965 by school friends and went from playing Kingston Trio songs to a Rolling Stones style band. They were signed to Epic Records in 1969 and got to open for The Stooges and Alice Cooper. Eventually they discovered what they called “power-pop” after working in the UK in the mid-70s. They were linked to the punk rock movement and took The Ramones over to England. One of the things that lead to the band’s break-up was covering Beatles’ songs but they covered them well.
12. The Beatles: Please Mr. Postman
(Dobbins / Garrett / Holland / Bateman / Gorman)
With The Beatles: EMI - 0946 3 82420 2 4
Liverpool, UK
John Lennon - double-tracked lead vocals, rhythm guitar, handclapping
Paul McCartney - backing vocals, bass, handclapping
George Harrison - backing vocals, lead guitar, handclapping
Ringo Starr - drums, cowbell, handclapping
Produced by George Martin, 1963
Recorded by NormanSmith - engineer at Abby Road Studios, London, July 30/63
This song was the debut single by the Marvelettes
13. John Prine: Please Don’t Bury Me
(John Prine)
Sweet Revenge: Atlantic Records SD 7274
Maywood, Illinois
John Prine: guitar, vocals
Reggie Young: lead guitar
Steve Goodman: acoustic guitar
John Christopher: guitar
Dave Prine: banjo
Mike Leach: bass
Kenny Malone: drums
Produced by Arif Mardin, 1971
Recorded by Steve Ham at Quadrafonic Sound Studios, Nashville
14. Mahogany Rush: Jive Baby
(Frank Marino)
Mahogany Rush IV: Columbia Records WPC 34190
Montreal QC
Frank Marino: guitar, vocal
Jim Ayoub: drums
Paul Harwood, bass
Produced by Frank Marino 1976
Recorded by Billy Szawlowski and Ian Terry at Tempo Studios, Montreal
Extremely Hendrixy but done really well so I like it. Doesn’t it make you want to jive, baby? Or how ‘bout Howlin’ for your baby? If that don’t work, nothing will.
15. FM: Slaughter In Robot Village
(Martin Deller)
Black Noise: CBC / Passport Records 9167-9831
Toronto
Nash The Slash, electric violins, mandolin, glockenspeil, effects
Cameron Hawkins: Synths, bass, piano
Martin Deller, drums, percussion, synths
Produced by Keith Whiting, 1978
Recorded by Mike Jones and Ed Stone at Sounds Interchange, Toronto
Nash The Slash b. James Jeffrey Plewman March 26, 1948 Toronto / d. May 10, 2014 (66) Toronto.
Vintage Voices w DJ Elizabeth & Laura Gillis
16. Bing Crosby: Comin’ In On A Wing And A Prayer – 1943
(lyrics by Harold Adamson / music by Jimmy McHugh)
Tacoma WA
Produced 1943
Harry Lillis Crosby Jr. b. May 3, 1903 Tacoma, WA / d. Oct 14, 1977 (74) Alcobendas, Spain
17. Lenny Breau & Richard Cotten: Emily
(John Mandel / John Mercer)
Pickin’ Cotten: True North Records TND 272
Auburn, Maine / Nashville
Lenny Breau: lead guitar
Richard Cotten: bass guitar
Produced by Randy Bachman, 2001
Recorded by Richard Cotten at The Blue Bird, Nashville, Sept. 1977
Mastered by Jamie Sitar at Suite Sound Labs, Vancouver BC
Here’s an instrumental version of Emily, introduced by Lenny Breau at the Blue Bird Café in Nashville.
18. Mac Beattie & The Ottawa Valley Melodiers: A Canadian Song of Thanks
(John McNab Beattie)
25th Anniversary: Banff – RBS 1299
Arnprior ON
Mac Beattie: drums, vocals
Gaetan Farifield: guitar
Reg Hill: fiddle
Al Utronki: steel, spanish
Jim Mayhew: piano
Ralph Carlson: bass
Produced by Ralph Carlson, 1968
John McNab Beattie b. Arnprior ON Dec 21, 1916 / d. Arnprior June 14, 1982
There is a Mac Beattie Drive in Arprior now.
Bee Side
1. Jimi Hendrix Experience: Red House
(Jimi Hendrix)
Smash Hits: Reprise – MS 2025
Seattle WA / London UK
Jimi Hendrix: guitar, vocals
Mitch Mitchell, drums
Noel Redding: bass
Produced by Chas Chandler, 1966
2. Dixieland Jug Blowers: Carpet Alley Rag
(Dixieland Jug Blowers)
The Jug Bands: RF Records (Folkways) RF 6
Louisville KY
Earl McDonald: jug
Cal Smith: banjo
Johnny Dodds: clarinet
Clifford Hayes: violin
Henry Miles: violin
Hess Grundy: trombone
Dan Bhriscoe: piano
Unidentified others
Produced by Samuel Charters 1963
Recorded in Chicago - 1926
Clifford Hayes first recorded 1923 w Old Southern Jug Band. Inspired Will Shade who formed the famous Memphis Jug Band. Earl Smith was recognized as being one of the very best jug blowers ever.
3. Christopher Kearney: House of D
(Chris Rawlings)
Christopher Kearney: Capitol Records of Canada 6000 Series ST6372
Toronto / Montreal
Christopher Kearney, guitar, vocals
Josh Onderisin, guitars
David Bromberg, slide, dobro
Chuck Aarons, guitar
Jim Ackley, keys
James Rolleston, bass
Terry Clarke, drums
Produced by Dennis Murphy
Recorded by Phil Sheridan at Thunder Sound, Toronto
First Published in Canada April, 1972
Christopher Kearney b. Toronto 1947
became serious about music in the mid-60's after relocating to the US West coast where he met Gordon Lightfoot who put up the money for
his first demo recordings. In the early ‘80s Kearney joined CHINA with fellow Canadians Bill King and Danny McBride for one album on CBS Records. Currently living in San Diego
Chris Rawlings, b. Montreal. Became mainstay of Montreal folk scene before moving to Toronto in the early 90s. Played with Jean Carignan &
Gilles Losier in early 70s; Anna McGarrigle, Wade Hemsworth, Cathy Fink & Lenny Solomon.
4. Grievous Angels: House Where Love Died
(Chuck Angus)
Summer Before the Storm: Jimmy Boyle Records JBRLP1220
Cobalt ON
Chuck Angus: lead vocals, guitar
Janet Mercier: vocals
Peter Jellard: fiddle, accordion, harmonica, vocals
Ian McKendry: guitar
Tim Hadley: bass, vocals
Nathan Mahaffy: drums, vocals
With
Andy Maize: vocals
Billy MacInnis: fiddle
Andy Seguire: keys
Blair Yarrington: trumpet
Nicolas Tjelios: mandolin, percussion, organ
Ewan Farncombe: piano
Strings arranged and conducted by Luke Mercier
Produced by Charlie Angus, Tim Hadley & Nicolas Tjelios, 2020
Recorded and mixed by Nicolas Tjelios
Recorded at Red Button, Belleville; PO Recording, Guelph; Casa Wroxton: Toronto
Mastered by Phillip Shaw Bova at Bova Lab Studio, Ottawa
Cover painting: Ian McKendry
5. Tammy Wynette: I Dont Wanna Play House
(B Sherrill / G Sutton)
45 single: Epic Records S EPC 4091
Nashville TN
Produced by Billy Shirell, 1968
Virginia Wynette Pugh b. May 5, 1942 in Iuka, Mississippi / d. April 6, 1998 (55) Nashville, TN
6. Stew Clayton: Little Out House ‘Neath The Trees
(S Clayton)
Stew Clayton: Birchmount Records BM 689
Portage-La-Prairie, MB
Bass – Shirley Cabernel
Electric Organ, Harmony Vocals – Marge Clayton
Guitar – Stew Clayton
Lead Guitar – Bob Marginet
Produced by Quality Records, 1973
7. The Rembetika Hipsters: Mes tis Polis To Hammam (In The City's Bathhouses)
(A Delias)
Architects of Narghilé: Socrates Pizza Records SPR001
Calgary, AB
Allen Baekeland: guitar, vocals
Nikos Diochnos: bouzouki, vocals
Lincoln Frey: clarinet, melodeon
Ron Casat: keys
Produced by Ron Casat, 2001
The Rembetika Hipsters started as a duo of Nick Diochnos on bouzouki and Allen Baekeland on guitar. Eventually the band expanded to half a dozen people. The Pegasus Restaurant in Calgary was their home bass. “We actually prefer playing on a small stage because it enables us to be relaxed and get to know the people a lot better,” said Allen Baekeland in the Vermilion Voice. They recorded three albums.
8. Plaid: Yu Mountain
(Plaid)
The Digging Remedy: Warp Records: LP277B
London / Ludlow UK
Andy Turner and Ed Handley: electronics
Benet Walsh: flute, guitar
Produced by Plaid, 2016
Mastered by Noel Summerville
9. Donovan: Jersey Thursday
(Donovan Leitch)
Fairytale: Pye Records NPL30071
Scotland
Donovan: guitar, vocals
Shawn Philips: Twelve-String Guitar
Produced by Geoff Stevens, Peter Eden, Terry Kennedy, 1965
10. Emmerson, Lake & Palmer: Lucky Man
(Greg Lake)
Emmerson Lake & Palmer: Cotillion SD 9040
London UK
Greg Lake: bass, guitar, vocals
Keith Emmerson: piano, clavinet, Pipe organ, Hammond organ, Moog synthesizer
Carl Palmer: drums, percussion
Produced by Greg Lake 1970
Recorded by Eddie Offord Advision Studios, London
Keith Noel Emerson (2 November 1944 – 11 March 2016)
Formed Nice before ELP
Gregory Stuart Lake (10 November 1947 Poole, Dorset UK – 7 December 2016 London) Original King Crimson bass player and vocalist
Carl Frederick Kendall Palmer (born 20 March 1950, Handsworth, Birmingham, England) Crazy World of Arthur Brown w Vincent Crane and Atomic Rooster
This was the misfit song from ELPs first album. They needed another song to complete the album so Greg Lake dug back into his vault and chose the first song that he wrote when he was only 12! He played guitar and bass to Carl Palmer’s drums but keyboardist Keith Emmerson didn’t know how to approach the song. That is why you don’t actually hear him until the song is half over. But it’s his solo at the end that made this song and ELP epic.
11. Kensington Market: Cartoon
(G Martynec / B Finkelstein)
Aardvark: Warner Brothers WS-1790
Toronto ON
Alex Darou - bass
Jimmy Watson - drums
Gene Martynec keys, guitar, vocals
Keith McKie guitar, vocal
Luke Gibson guitar, vocal
John Mills-Cockell - moog
Produced by Felix Pappalardi - 1969
Remastered by Ted Carson at MusicLane Mastering
Eugene "Gene" Martynec (born 28 March 1947)
A guitarist in Toronto group Bobby Kris & The Imperials in August 1965. He left the group in May 1967 to form Kensington Market. He played acoustic guitar, bass and synthesizer on Lou Reed's 1973 album Berlin. As a record producer, he won the Juno Award for Producer of the Year in 1981 for his work on Bruce Cockburn's "Tokyo" and Rough Trade's "High School Confidential".
12. Striped Bananas: Ghost World
(Striped Bananas)
Rayguns of Love: Cosmic Sunshine – 2023
Newington CT
Duncan Shepard: vocals, guitars, bass, sitar, mellotron, mandolin
Chantelle Shepard: vocals, Organs
James Khoerl: drums
MacieJ Mustafa Gizejewski: tablas, drums
Produced by The Striped Bananas, 2023
Mastered by Audiobay Mastering, Grand Rapids MI
13. Brian Eno With Daniel Lanois & Roger Eno: Silver Morning
(Brian Eno / Daniel Lanois)
Apollo - Atmospheres & Soundtracks: EG – ENO 5
UK / Ancaster ON / UK
Brian Eno
Daniel Lanois
Roger Eno
Produced by Brian Eno & Daniel Lanois, 1983
Recorded by Bob and Daniel Lanois, Grant Avenue Studios, Hamilton ON
Mastered by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound, NYC
Lacquer cut at Lacquer Channel, Toronto
14. Klaatu: Anus From Uranus
(Klaatu)
3:47 E.S.T.: Daffodil Records 9216-10054
Toronto ON
John Woloschuk: Vocals, Bass & Acoustic Guitars, Keyboards
Dee Long: Guitars, Keyboards, Vocals
Terry Draper: Drums, Percussion, Vocals
Produced by Terry Brown & Klaatu, 1976
Recorded & engineered by Steve Vaughan & Terry Brown
Released: August 11, 1976
15. The Plague: Face of Time
(R Dean / T Horricks)
45 single bw We Were Meant To Be: Reo Records 8963X
Thunder Bay ON
Don Brown: guitar, vocals
Tom Horricks: sax, lead vocals
Lyn McEachern: drums, vocals
Joey Stapansky: keys, vocals
George Steveson: bass, vocals
Produced by Gary Paxton, 1966
Recorded in Hollywood CA
From Thunder Bay but based in Toronto, they lasted only a couple of years. They went from sappy country to psychedelic rock quite easily. They were billed as “The Contagious Sound Of The “PLAGUE”.” They wound their way to California and recorded this in LA. It was released on Crusader Records in the US and W&G down in Australia where it sold really well.
16. Ego: Mescalin
(Bubbi Morthens / Ego)
i Mynd: Steinar Records ST 063
ReykjavíkIceland
Bubbi Morthens: lead vocal
Gebbi Morthens: guitar
Runar: bass
Maggi Stef: drums
Produced by EGO and Tomas Tomasson, 1982
Recorded by Louis Austin, Starling Studios, London UK
Mastered at Town House Cutting Room
17. Electric Prunes: Get Me To The World On Time
(Annette Tucker / Jill Jones)
45 single bw Are You Lovin’ Me More: Reprise Records 0564
Los Angeles CA
James Lowe: vocals, rhythm guitar, autoharp, tambourine
Mark Tulin: bass guitar, piano, organ
Ken Williams: lead guitar
James Spagnola: vocals, rhythm guitar
Preston Ritter: drums, percussion
Produced by Dave Hassinger, 1967
Recorded at American Recording Company, Power House 1966
The opening to the track is actually Producer Dave Hassinger groaning through a mike, into the tremolo of a Fender amp. They went on to record 2 albums of psychedelic rock and basically broke up in 1968. However, Hassinger put out two more albums under the Prunes name: Mass in E Minor and Release of an Oath (Kol Nidre) using studio musicians including Vancouver based band The Collectors.
18. Bill Connors: Cookies
(Bill Connors)
Step It: Pathfinder Records PTF 8503
Los Angeles
Bill Connors: guitar
Tom Kennedy: bass
Dave Weckl: drums
Produced by Steve Khan and Doug Epstein, 1985
Recorded at Mediasound, NYC by Doug Epstein, October 1984
Mixed by Doug Epstein, Steve Khan, Bill Connors and David Weckl
Mastered by Creg Calbi at Sterling Sound, NYC
Bill Connors b. September 24, 1949, Los Angeles
Played guitar on Chick Corea’s band, Return To Forever.
19. John Hewer: Time Gentlemen Please
(John Hewer / Carlton Showband)
A Night Out At The Pig & Whistle: Arc Records - ACS 5020
London UK
John Hewer: vocals
Carlton Showband
Produced by Ken Warriner, January 1, 1967
Recorded by Don Gooch at Bay Studios, Toronto
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