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David Grahame - compilation Thelonius Monk - Best Of the Blue Note Years M

I kinda thought that for a short time, too. Then I found out the the Laid album was produced by Brian Eno, so I took a closer look. And I am very glad that I did. There is a LOT there (obviously, from the posts here).

Bee Gees - To Love Somebody Beach Boys - You Still Believe In Me Kinks - Waterloo Sunset That Kinks one was tough, so I just went with the classic that I've loved the longest. But it could have just as easily been any of 15 or 20 others.

I'm Only Sleeping She Said, She Said Hey Bulldog I've Just Seen a Face one of those or 50 others.

Bueller? Bueller?

Damn. It never occurred to me about the commedian/Chris Elliott's dad. That's funny. Anyway, different guy.

Bob Elliott I'll do this every now and then for some of the folks I've found at this site that are really fantastic. Bob just sent me a couple of his CDs and I am so completely digging them! Call it street teaming, if you like, but you know that I'm not on the payroll of this guy. He's just a suburban dad like me, who likes to rock when he can. Hope you like it and let him know if you do. No need to mention my name.

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There are streaming samples here: http://www.wearejames.com/hey-ma Pretty generous 1:30 or so clips, so you can really get a good idea. And, it sounds really good -- like they never left.

Wait... There's new James record?!?! Your news makes me VERY happy!

Steve Ison - The Stars Are Never Really Distant The Knack - Get The Knack Harry Nilsson - Nilsson Schmilsson Def Leppard - YEAH!

Bob Elliott - Simple Machines Psychadelic folk/rock for fans of the acoustic side of Brendan Benson, XTC, Matthew Sweet, Elliott Smith

So... I guess you like boobsalot?

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Live Seeds The Magnetic Fields - The Charm Of the Highway Strip Chris Bell - I Am the Cosmos Johnny Cash - American V: A Hundred Highways

This man wrote one of my all-time favorite songs: "Ju Ju Man" (of which I only know the Brinsley Schwarz version). But I saw this album at Amazon and want to know as much from all you fine folks as I can. Anyone familiar with him? Apparently he also wrote "36 Inches High" which Nick covered on Jesus Of Cool... another one of my favorite songs. Damn.

Oh yeah.... there'll be some klezmer, too. Seriously. (I'm talking to some clarinet players that I know about adding a little Yiddish flavor to a particular song.)

That's what I have just begun, Phil. Hope the rest of it is received as well as this track has been so far (here and elsewhere). Thanks!

"I believe what we have here is... failure... to communicate"

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I have an original vinyl copy of ? and The Mysterians - 96 Tears It's in pretty good shape and all. Is that worth anything?

Have at it: http://iacmusic.com/songs.aspx?SongID=5968...;ArtistID=10003 (streaming audio only) Let me know if you like it or hate it or whatever. Whatever you think, it sounds like nothing else I've ever done and I had a lot of fun with it. It really does sound better LOUD. Added a poll so that you wouldn't be uncomfortable telling me what you really think - anonymously. But comments are, of course, always appreciated. And yeah, this will be on the next record, along with some acoustic folk, classic country, bluegrass, power pop, punk, and some other stuff. I do hope that you like thi

Buzzcocks - Singles Going Steady Linus Of Hollywood - Let Yourself Be Happy Linus Of Hollywood - Your Favorite Record Nirvana - In Utero James Brown - The CD of JB

The Ramones. Seriously. My guys loved The Ramones at that age... especially stuff like "Blitzkreig Bop" and "Pinhead". Think about it: simple, catchy melodies, and those great shoutalongs ("Hey! Ho! Let's Go!"; "Gabba Gabby Hey!!!"). But, you know skip the stuff like "Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue", okay? Give it a shot. I was happy that I did.

With Robert Englund Who was in the original Elm Street flick with Johnny Depp Who screwed Winona Ryder Who you can link to just about any band in all of indie rock!!!

Rudy to Michael Meyers Rudy played in Ozzy Osbourne's band Ozzy sang a duet with Lita Ford Lita Ford played in The Runaways with Michael Steele Michael Steel played in The Bangles with Suzanna Hoffs Suzanna Hoffs was in the first Austin Powers movie with Michael Meyers