Side A
1. Anne Little w The Ray Little Gang: Rock A Bye Boogie – 1962 *
2. The Razorbacks: Knock Knock Bim Bam – 1988 *
3. Jerry Lee Lewis: Hound Dog – 1969
4. The Hullaballoos: Beware – 1965
5. Roy Head: Treat Her Right – 1965
6. David Lindley & El Rayo X: Make It On Time – 1982
7. Pee Wee Hunt: After You’ve Gone – 1955
8. Sam Beam and Iron & Wine: Woman King – 2005
9. Evalyn Parry: The Stars – 2007 *
10. Njacko Backo: Noungue – 2009 *
11. Youngtree and the Blooms: Dirt Party – 2018 *
12. Pomegranite: Sirba – 2006 *
13. Zal Yanovsky: Hip Toad – 1968 *
14. The Living Marimbas: Do You Know The Way To San Jose – 1970
15. It’s All Meat: You don’t Notice the Time You Waste – 1969 *
16. The Pacers: I Want You Back – 1966 *
17. The Outsiders: Time Won’t Let Me – 1966
18. Cherri: Of The Country – 1970 *
19. Mike Malahini Scott & His Hawaiianaires: Nani Waimea – 1971 *
Vintage Voices w Laura Gillis
This week’s DJ Danute
20. Mario Lanza: Be My Love – 1950
The Bee Side
1. Hotmud Family: Hello Stranger – 1974
2. Husker Du: In A Free Land – 1982
3. Voïvod: Cockroaches – 1987 *
4. The Viletones: Danger Boy – 1977 *
5. Tame Impala: Island Walking – 2011
6. Jimi Hendrix Experience: Manic Depression – 1967
7. Al Soyka: Mountain View Polka – 1953
8. The Specials: I Do Nothing – 1980
9. Lori Yates: Lover’s Jamboree – 1989 *
10. Iron Butterfly: Are You Happy – 1968
11. Jackie Lomax: Sour Milk Sea – 1968
12. Sounds of Music of China: The Two Springs – 1960
13. John Haitt: I Spy (For the FBI) – 1980
14. The Squeeze: Out of Touch – 1982
15. Neil Young: Barstool Blues – 1975
16. The Perpetrators: You’re Gonna Kill Me – 2007 *
17. Oscar Peterson Trio: Ill Wind – 1961 *
*CanCon = 46%
And Now for The Particulars
Side A
1. Anne Little w The Ray Little Gang: Rock A Bye Boogie
(Rocky Starr / Will Carson)
The Ray Little Gang: Arc Records ARC 534
Calgary AB
Ray Little, banjo
Anne Little, guitar and vocals
Jimmy Daughtry (also spelled Dotry), bass, mandolin, fiddle and comedy
Tex Emery, steel guitar
Cowboy Floyd Sillitto, featured vocalist
Doug Goldsmith, accordion
Dusty Rio, bass, guitar, vocals
Big Champ, fiddle
Produced 1962
Ray Little was born September 4, 1913 in Henniker, New Hampshire and married his singing duet partner Anne in 1941. In 1950 the couple moved up to Canada and began performing around the province of Alberta. He was given his own weekly radio program of live music featuring guests such as Hank Snow, Ernest Tubb, Slim Whitman and others. Ray died June 26, 1991.
2. Razorbacks: Knock Knock Bim Bam
(Bobby Carroll / C Connelly)
Go To Town: Other Peoples Music - TJD-2102
Toronto ON
Tony Kenny: guitar, vocals
Joe Myke: bass
Don Dekouchay: drums
Produced by Chris Spedding, 1988
Recorded at Wellesley Sound, Toronto by Tod Cutler
Active from 1986–1996.
Rockabilly trio that I used to see busking on the streets of Toronto. Recorded two albums before disintegrating into the ether. British producer Chris Spedding produced the first Sex Pistols album in 1976.
3. Jerry Lee Lewis: Hound Dog
(Jerry Leiber / Mike Stoller)
Live at the Toronto Rock and Roll Revival
Ferriday, Louisiana
Jerry Lee Lewis: piano, vocals
Band members not listed
Produced 1969
Jerry Lee Lewis
b. September 29, 1935 Ferriday, Louisiana / d. October 28, 2022 (87) Nesbit, Mississippi
4. The Hullaballoos: Beware
(Levenson / Klein)
England’s Newest Singing Sensations: Roulette R25297
Hull, UK
Andrew Woonton: lead guitar
Harold Dunn: drums
Geoffrey Mortimer: bass
Ricky Knight: guitar, vocals
Produced by Hugo Peretti & Luigi Creatore, 1965
Formed 1964 as Ricky Knight and The Crusaders. Roulette producers Hugo & Luigi got them all to dye their hair blonde. Disbanded 1967
5. Roy Head: Treat Her Right
(Roy Head / Gene Kurtz)
45 single bw So Long, My Love: Back Beat BB. 546
Three Rivers, Texas
Roy Head on vocals
Johnny Clark on lead guitar
Frank Miller on rhythm guitar
Gene Kurtz on bass
Dan Buie on keyboards
Danny Gomez
Tommy May on tenor sax,
Johnny Gibson on trumpet
Jerry Gibson on drums.
Produced by Huey Meaux, 1965
Roy Kent Head
b. Three Rivers TX January 9, 1941 / d. September 21, 2020 (79) Porter TX
6. David Lindley and El Rayo-X: Make It On Time
(David Lindley)
Win This Record: Asylum - 96-01781
Los Angeles CA
David Lindley: guitars, saz, vocals
Jorge Calderon: bass, percussion, harmony
Bernie Larsen: guitars, harmony
Ian Wallace: drums, baritone guitar, harmony
Produced by David Lindley and Greg Ladanyi, 1982
Recorded by Jim Nipark, George Massenburg & Greg Ladanyi at Sound Factory, Los Angeles; The Complex, West LA; Record One, Sherman Oaks CA
Mastered by Doug Sax & Mike Reese at The Mastering Lab, Hollywood
David Perry Lindley
b. March 21, 1944, San Marino, California / d. March 3, 2023 (78) LA
Was in a band called Kaleidoscope in 60s then solo career and mostly studio musician. Teamed up with Ry Cooder for several albums. Recorded two albums with El Rayo-X.
7. Pee Wee Hunt Orchestra: After You’ve Gone
(Turner Layton / Henry Creamer)
Dixieland: Royale – 18153
Mount Heathy OH
Walter Pee Wee Hunt: trombone
Others not listed
Produced – 1955
Walter Gerhardt Hunt
b. May 10, 1907, Mount Healthy, Ohio / d. June 22, 1979 Plymouth, Mass (82)
Began playing banjo and switched to trombone. Was co-founder of the Casa Loma
Orchestra (as The Orange Blossoms in Detroit). Played 8 month gig in Toronto and changed their name before heading to NYC.
8. Sam Beam and Iron & Wine: Woman King
(Sam Beam)
Woman King EP: Sub Pop Records SP 665
Durham NC
Sam Beam: vocal, guitar
Sarah Beam: vocalo
Jim Becker: guitar
Brian Deck
EJ Holowicki
Produced by Brian Deck, 2005
Recorded by Brian Deck at Engine Studios, Chicago
Samuel “Sam” Ervin Beam
b. Chapin, SC July 26, 1974
9. Evalyn Parry: The Stars
(E Parry)
Small Theatres: Borealis Records - BCD181
Toronto
Accordion – Treasa Levasseur
Acoustic Guitar – Jason Fowler
Bass – Suzie Vinnick
Drums, Percussion – Brad Hart
French Horn – Pietro Amato
Guitar, Bass, Vocals – John Switzer
Piano, Mandolin, Organ – Ken Whiteley
Upright Piano – Richard Reed Parry
Violin – Anne Lindsay, Sarah Neufeld
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Concertina, Kalimba, Piano, Whistling – Evalyn Parry
Vocals, Harmony Vocals – Karyn Ellis
Produced by John Switzer, 2007
Recorded by John Switzer at Switzerland and by Bernie Cisternas at Number 9 Sound
Mixed by John Switzer
Mastered by George Graves at The Lacquer Channel, Toronto
Evalyn Parry is the award winning daughter of David Parry, one of the members of the folk band Friends of Fiddler’s Green. He was an English-born Canadian singer and theatrical director who died in 1995. Evalyn’s brother, Richard Parry, performed with the bands Bell Orchestre and Arcade Fire. She’s been awarded for her works in both songwriting and theatre, having been given the Dora Mavor Moore Award (twice).
10. Njacko Backo: Noungue
(J Backo / C Yarwood)
Où Est L'amour: NB 2009
Toronto ON
Njacko Backo - ngoni
Chip Yarwood –
Altaf –
Bwana Moto –
Juan Pablo Dominguez –
Anne Lederman – violin
Joaquin Nunuez Hidalgo –
Produced by Njacko Backo & Chris Yarwood, 2009
Recorded at Studio Seewhysound, Toronto by Chris Yarwood
Mastered by Andy Krehm at Silverbirch Productions, Toronto
Njacko Backo
b. 1958 Bazou, Cameroon
11. Youngtree & The Blooms: Dirt Party
(Peter Willie Youngtree / Chris Kirby)
Musical Chairs: Ind – no serial
St. John’s NL
Peter Willie Youngtree: guitar, vocals
Carole Bestvater: violin, vocals
Chuck Boyd: drums, vocals
Darren Brown: bass, mandolin
Joe Tucker: electric guitar, vocals
Produced & recorded by Chris Kirby, 2018
Mixed by Scott Hammond
Mastered by Jason Whelan at Sound Solution
Wayne Tucker, of CHMR’s Newfound Records, recently passed through Toronto to see his son perform at the Mariposa Festival as a member of Youngtree and the Blooms. This is a great young band built around singer-songwriter Peter Youngtree who has some pretty interesting takes on things which comes out in his songs. Dirt Party is a good example of what I mean.
12. Pomegranate Sirba
(Pomegranate)
Gazint: Ind. - No Serial
Toronto, ON
Reena Katz – viola, violin, vocals
Rachel Melas: bass, dumbek
Conny Nowe: drums, mandolin
Bee Sack – flute, vocals
Rachel Sheinin – violin, vocals
Produced by Pomegranate with Paul Talbot, 2006
13. Zalman Yanovsky: Hip Toad
(Jerry Yester / Jim Yester)
Alive And Well In Argentina: Kama Sutra Records – KSBS 2030
Kingston ON
Zal Yanovsky: vocals, guitars
Others not listed
Produced by Jerry Yester and Zal Yanovsky, 1968
Mastered at Bell Sound Studios, NYC
Zalman Yanovsky
b. Toronto December 19, 1944 / d. December 13, 2002, in Kingston, Ontario (57)
So what’s with O Canada at the beginning of the album? And why is it left to die on the platter. Could it be how Zally was feeling after being deported from America back to his home and native land? The way I see it: ‘Ya, I’m back alone in Canada again without a career just for smokin’ some weed. Bummer man – a real bummer! After recording this lone solo album which was way ahead of its time, he got into the restaurant industry in Kingston.
He was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 1996
Interesting fact:
Yanovsky met Canadian actress Jackie Burroughs in a Laundromat in Toronto, where he was sleeping in a dryer while homeless. They were married in 1961 and had one daughter, Zoe, before separating in 1968.
14. Living Marimbas: Do You Know The Way To San Jose
(Burt Bacharach / Hal David)
Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head: RCA Camden CAS-2400
NYC
Conducted by Leo Addeo
Produced by Ethel Garbiel, 1970
Recorded in RCA's Studio C, New York City by Bob Simpson
Capitalizing on the Tijuana Brass craze, there were other bands of professionally hired musicians like Living Marimbas who were marketed as a ‘band’. They were hired to record sanitized (but good) pop hits with a marimba sound that people like my parents liked to play at thematic Mexican sombrero parties.
15. It’s All Meat: You Don’t Notice The Time You Waste
(Ted MacKay / Rich McKim)
It's All Meat: Hallucination - HCD02
Richmond Hill, ON
Rick Aston: bass
Jed MacKay: keys
Rick McKim: drums
Wayne Roworth: rhythm and lead guitar
Chas White: lead guitar
Produced by Bill Misener, 1969
Recorded at RCA Studios, Toronto by Mark Smith
Originally released on Columbia Records ELS-374
Digital Remastering: Bruce Ley, Toronto
“Hi Steve. This is Wayne Roworth formerly of It’s All Meat. I was surfing the net the other day and came across one of your vinyl shows and noticing you played one of IAM (It’s All Meat) songs. In the footnotes you commented on playing with me in 1972. I can’t immediately remember it. Sign of old age! Your memory is obviously better than mine. Could you look under the rock in my head and please remind me. TIA. Wayne. P.S. Still writing and playing music.
Hi Wayne great to hear from you. Ya, we did 2 or 3 gigs with Paul Burton on bass and another guy on second guitar. We were put together by Ron Clark to play at a curling club. I played drums. You lent me your copy of the IAM lp to learn Self Confessed Lover.
“Thanks for the kind words. I keep in touch with Jed MacKay several times a year. He’s a producer for TV Ontario. We almost had a IAM reunion in NYC 10 years ago but it didn’t pan out. Rick Aston and Norm White died early. Rick McKim is still with us and is still musically active. I’ve been in the USA for almost 35 years mostly in the southeast. Been gigging and recording. Have several albums.”
16. The Pacers: I Want You Back
(G Danroth / P Griffiths / C Sande / B Hilton)
45 single bw Windjammer: RCA Victor 57-3372
Terrace / Prince George BC
David Wiffen: vocals
Pat Griffiths, guitar
Carl Sande, guitar, organ
Gary Danroth, bass guitar
Brian Hilton, drums
Produced 1966
Recorded at RCA Studios, Montreal
David Wiffen
b. 11 March 1942 Redhill, Surrey
The Pacers 1963 – 1967
They toured all they way out to Montréal for Expo '67 but split-up on site due to having their van with all their equipment being stolen while touring in Quebec. Wiffen would then go on to join 3's A Crowd in 1967. Drummer Brian Hilton went on to play with Vancouver band Skylark in the early 70s.
17. The Outsiders: Time Wont Let Me
(Tom King / Chet Kelley)
Single bw Was It Really Real: Capitol Canada 5573
Cleveland OH
Sonny Geraci, lead vocals
John Madrid, trumpet
Al Austin, lead guitar
Gayle Guhde, keyboards
Tom King, rhythm guitar, backing vocals, tenor saxophone
Mert Madsen, bass, harmonica
Ronnie Harkai, drums
Produced by Tom King, 1966
18. Cherri: Of The Country
(Cherri)
Unreleased
Richmond Hill ON
Barry Blattenburg
Edgar Robichaud
Gordon Bone
Harry Bryan: vocals
Joseph Bryan: vocals
Tom Melanson
John McMillan
Produced 1970
Mastered (for this program) by Steve Fruitman
Harry Bryan
d. Ferryland NL 2022
Cherri were a Toronto band circa 1970 with two Bryan brothers as lead vocalists. They recorded one album in 1970 that was never released. Harry Bryan used to work for Co-operators insurance in Guelph. He retired and moved with his family to Ferryland, NL where he started up an internet radio station called Southern Shore Sounds.
I first met Harry online, on a folk music listserve. He was working at Co-Operator’s Insurance out of Guelph and was living up in Georgetown, Ontario. In 1996 he released a CD of his own songs called Long ‘Road To One’ so he sent me a copy. It had a lot of Northern Ontario in it and he loved touring up that way. We had Timmins in common.
Although we’ve only actually met once or twice, Harry Bryan and I were instant friends. We met in a restaurant in St. John’s with Wayne Tucker. Harry handed over a bunch of albums and said, ‘you might like to have these.’ Canadian rock albums from 1970. He also handed me a CD of his old band Cherri who also recorded at that time but never saw an album release.
Harry died as Deputy Mayor of Ferryland.
19. Mike Malahini Scott & His Hawaiianaires: Nani Waimea
(Sam Koki)
45 single bw I’ll Remember You: M.A.S. Records 1001
Toronto ON
Mike Malahini Scott: hawaiian steel
Also featuring Don Paishon and his Trio
Produced circa 1971
Vintage Voices w Laura Gillis
This week’s DJ Danute
20. Mario Lanza: Be My Love
(Nicholas Brodszky / Sammy Cahn)
78 single bw I’ll Never Love You: RCA Victor 10-1561
Philadelphia PA
Mario Lanza: tenor
Jeff Alexander Choir
Ray Sinatra Orchestra
Produced by Nicholas Broadszky, 1950
Recorded in Hollywood, June 27, 1950 at Republic Studios Sound Stage 9, Hollywood.
Alfredo Arnold Cocozza aka Mario Lanza
b. January 31, 1921 Philadelphia / d. October 7, 1959 (38) Rome, Italy
From the MGM film ‘Toast of New Orleans’
The Bee Side
1. Hotmud Family: Hello Stranger
(Carter Family)
…Til We Meet Here Again, Or Above: Vetko Records LP 501
Spring Valley, OH
Rick Good: lead vocal, banjo
Suzanne Edmundson: vocal, autoharp
Dave Edmundson: vocal, guitar
Produced by Lou Ukelson, 1974
Recorded and mixed by Rusty York
Based in Dayton Ohio, the Hotmuds were active between 1970 and 1984, during which time they recorded 6 albums of old-timey songs. My copy, bought second hand, once belonged to the Willowdale branch of the North York Public Library. It has a Date Due card dated April 5, 1980. (The late return penalty was 25 cents).
2. Husker Dü: In A Free Land
(Bob Mould)
In A Free Land 3 song EP: New Alliance Records NAR 010
St. Paul, MN
Bass, Vocals: Greg Norton
Drums, Vocals: Grant Hart
Guitar, Vocals: Bob Mould
Produced by Husker Dü & Steve Fjelstad, 1982
Mastered At: Greg Lee Processing
From the Twin-Cities of Minneapolis / St. Paul Minnesota
The new name originated during a rehearsal of the Talking Heads's "Psycho Killer.” Unable to recall the French portions sung in the original (e.g., Qu'est-ce que c'est?), they instead started shouting any foreign-language words they could remember, including the title of the popular 1970s memory board game Hūsker Dū? (the phrase meaning "do you remember?" in Danish and Norwegian).
3. Voïvod: Cockroaches
(Voïvod)
Spectrum: Voïvod Demo Tape
Jonquière, Quebec
Snake (Denis Bélanger): vocals
Piggy (Denis D'Amour): guitar, assistant engineer
Blacky (Jean-Yves Thériault): bass guitar, assistant engineer
Away (Michel Langevin): drums, artwork
Produced 1987
4. The Viletones: Danger Boy
(Steve Leckie)
A Taste of Honey: Other Peoples Music OPM-2104
Toronto ON
Steve Leckie: lead vocal
Freddie Pompeii: guitar
Chris Haight: bass
Motor X: drums
Produced by The Viletones and Jan Haust, 1977
Compilation Produced 1994
Recorded by Tibor Takacs, 1977
Mastered by Peter E Moore at the E-Room, Toronto
One of the first punk bands in Canada, they formed around 1975. They laid down a bunch of tracks, including The Screaming Fist (their first single) in 1977, most of it unreleased until the compilation album, A Taste of Honey was released in 1994 on CD. (They did record and release one album during their years of operation: 1983s Saturday Night / Sunday Morning which was recorded live at Larry’s Hideaway in Toronto.
5. Tame Impala: Island Walking (Bonus track)
(K Parker)
Innerspeaker: Modular Recordings – 5025425142741
Perth, Australia
Kevin Parker: all instruments, vocals
Produced by Kevin Parker, 2011
Recorded by Tim Holmes at Wave House, Yallingup, Western Australia
Mastered by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound, NYC
Mixed by David Fridman
Tame Impala is really a composer / performer Kevin Parker’s solo project, releasing four albums of very interesting stuff. When he performs live, he utilizes a touring band but plays all the music himself for his studio performances. This song – which is a rare bonus track – has the same feel as Manic Depression.
6. Jimi Hendrix Experience: Manic Depression
(Jimi Hendrix)
Are You Experienced: Reprise Records 6261
Seattle WA / London UK
Mitch Mitchell: drums
Jimi Hendrix: guitar, vocals
Noel Redding: bass
Produced by Chas Chandler, 1967
Recorded October 23, 1966 April 4, 1967, at
De Lane Lea, CBS, and Olympic Studios in London
7. Al Soyka: Mountain View Polka
(Al Soyka)
Hottest Polkas and Obereks: Jan Records JEP 111
Rockville CT
Al Soyka: accordion
Ed Soyka: fiddle
Stanley Soyka:
Edwin Soyka:
Produced by Al Soyka, 1953
Recorded by Al Soyka at Soyka Studio, Main Street, Somers, CT
Al Soyka
b Rockville Connecticut May 6, 1922 / d. Lake Worth, Florida, on April 5, 2013 (91)
Soyka started his own Jan Records label after flirting with RCA (who signed the first Canadian Polka band on record: Chet Gawron and his Orchestra in 1954). Signed the unknown Gene Pitney to a deal on his Glo Records label. In 1967, Al moved to Hollywood, Florida where he was stabbed in the back with a screw driver 1968 and survived.
8. The Specials: I Do Nothing
(Lynval Golding)
More Specials: Chrysalis Records CHR 1303
London UK
Terry Hall: vocal
Neville Staples: percussion, vocal
Lynval Golding: guitar
Roddy Radiation: guitar
Jerry Dammers: organ, piano
Horace Gentleman: bass
John Bradbury: drums
Rico Rodrigues: trombone
Dick Cuthell: flugel horn, coronet
Kix Thompson: sax
Paul Heskatt: sax
Rhoda Dakar: vocals
Belinda Charlotte & Jane: bg vocals
Produced by Jerry Dammers and Dave Jordan, 1980
Recorded by Dave Jordan & Jeremy Allom at Horizon Studios, Conventry
Mixed at Wessex Studios, London
9. Lori Yates: Lover’s Jamboree
(Nick Lowe / Paul Carrack)
Can’t Stop The Girl: Columbia Records 44278
Oshawa ON
Eddie Bayers
Wendy Waldman
Steve Givson
Harry Stinson: drums
Paddy OCorcoran
Tom Robb
Albert Lee
Mark Casstevens
Randy McCormick
Mark O’Connor: violin
Paul Franklin
Colleen Peterson: bg vocal
Roy Huskey
Mike Noble
Ferrell Morris
Randy Leroy
Produced by Steve Buckingham, 1989
Recorded by Joe Bogan & Marshall Morgan
Mixed by Marshall Morgan
Mastered by Denny Purcell at Georgetown Masters, Nashville TN
10. Iron Butterfly: Are You Happy
(Doug Ingle)
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida: Atco Records SD 33-250
San Diego CA
Erik Brann: guitar
Ron Bushy: drums
Lee Dorman: bass
Doug Ingle: keys, vocal
Produced by Jim Hilton, 1968
Recorded by Don Casale at Gold Star Studios, Hollywood, CA
Douglas Lloyd
Ingle b. September 9, 1945 Omaha, Nebraska
Doug Ingle started out playing organ in church when he was a teen. His keyboards are the ‘sound’ of the Iron Butterfly. Their active years were 1966–1971 during which time they recorded four albums.
11. Jackie Lomax: Sour Milk Sea
(G Harrison)
Is This What You Want?: Apple Records
Wallasey UK
Jackie Lomax – vocals
George Harrison – acoustic guitar, lead guitar (solo)
Eric Clapton – lead guitar
Nicky Hopkins – piano
Paul McCartney – bass
Ringo Starr – drums
uncredited – Hammond organ
Produced by George Harrison, 1968
Recorded at 24–26 June 1968 EMI Studios, London; Trident Studios, London
John Richard Lomax
b. 10 May 1944 Wallasey, Cheshire, UK / d. 15 September 2013 (69) Wirral Peninsula UK
Lomax was playing in The Undertakers who came to the attention of Beatles manager Brian Epstein. After Brian died, George Harrison stepped in to nurture Lomax. Sour Milk Sea is basically a George Harrison and The Beatles’ record! Harrison wrote the song during the Beatles' stay in Rishikesh, India and gave it to Lomax to help launch Apple Records.
12. Unknown Musician: The Two Springs
(Trad)
Sounds & Music of China: Monitor Records MFS 525
China
Chinese viola
Produced by Robert Menegoz, 1960
Soundtrack from the film “Behind The Great Wall” by Robert Menegoz, 1959
Arizur: November 7, 2015 commented:
The movie was directed by Charles Weiss & Carlo Lizzani and came out 1959, as one of the first experiments with odor in a film theatre (Aroma-Rama). The soundtrack is a rare and amazing score of rural authentic chinese folksongs & folkmusic of an era.
13. John Haitt: I Spy (For The FBI)
(Herman Kelly / Richard Wylie)
Two Bit Monsters: MCA Records – MCA-5123
Indianapolis Indiana
Bass, Vocals: Howard Epstein
Drums, Vocals: Daryl Verdusco
Guitar: John Hiatt
Piano, Organ: Shane Keister
Produced by Denny Bruce and John Hiatt, 1980
Recorded By, Mixed By Mark Howlett
Mastered By Jeff Sanders at Crystal Sound
John Haitt
b. August 20, 1952 Indianapolis, Indiana
14. The Squeeze: Out Of Touch
(Glenn Tilbrook / Chris Difford)
Sweets From A Stranger: A&M Records SP 4899
London UK
Don Snow: keys
Glenn Tilbrook: guitar, vocal
John Bentley: bass
Chris Difford: guitar, vocal
Gilson Lavis: drums
Produced by Squeeze and Phil McDonald, 1982
Recorded by Butch Yates at Ramport Studios, London
15. Neil Young: Barstool Blues
(Neil Young)
Zuma: Reprise MS 2242
California
Neil Young: guitar, vocals
Frank Sampedro: guitar
Billy Talbot: bass
Ralph Molina: drums
Produced by Neil Young & David Briggs, 1975
16. The Perpetrators: You're Gonna Kill Me
(J Nowicki / R Menarad / C Bauer)
Towtruck: Perp - PERPCD-03
Winnipeg MB
Jay Nowicki – guitar, vocals
Chris Bauer – bass
Ryan Menard – drums
Produced by Len Milne and The Perpetrators, 2007
Recorded by Len Milne at Bedside Studio
Mastered at Polyphonic Mastering Labs by Scott Pinder
I didn't realize until later that Neil Young and the Perpetrators songs actually went quite well together. Both had Winnipeg connections and the Perps' song mention a black hearse which Neil took to LA.
17. Oscar Peterson Trio: Ill Wind
(Harold Arlen / Ted Koehler)
The Sound of the Trio: Verve – V 8480
Montreal QC
Oscar Peterson: piano
Ray Brown: bass
Ed Thigpen: drums
Produced by Jim Davis, 1961
Recorded live at the London House in Chicago, July 28-9, 1961
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