Other Mixes By Dom1
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FURLONG
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| PETER THOMAS (Germany) | Der Hexer (The Caller) (Thomas) (1961) (Der Hexer) | |
| THE CRYIN' SHAMES (England) | What's News, Pussycat (Robinson) (1966) | |
| THE SOUL CHILDREN | Hearsay (West / Colbert) (1972) | |
| HOT CHOCOLATE (Jamaica / England) | Rumours (Brown / Wilson) (1973) | |
| NEW YORK DOLLS | Chatterbox (Thunders) (1974) | |
| THE DEL-ROYALS | Always Naggin' (Neville) (1961) | |
| THE FEMININE COMPLEX | Hide & Seek (Dalton) (1968) | |
| VOICES OF EAST HARLEM | Wanted Dead Or Alive (Hawkins / Hutson) (1973) | |
| BEASTIE BOYS | High Plain Drifter (Beastie Boys / Dust Brothers) (1989) | |
| SCRAPING FOETUS OFF THE WHEEL (Australia) | Hot Horse (Thirlwell) (1983) | |
| DANNY ELFMAN | Hot To Trot Main Theme / Wandering Don (Elfman) (1988) (from the movie Hot To Trot) | |
| IT'S JO & DANNY (England) | Arkle (1999) | |
| THE MAGIC NUMBERS (England) | Long Legs (Stodart / Stodart) (2005) | |
| ROY AYERS & UBIQUITY | Running Away (Ayers / Birdsong) (1970) | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| BELLE & THE SEBASTIAN (Scotland) | Sukie In The Graveyard (Belle & Sebastian) (2006) | |
| ROSEANNE CASH | Black Cadillac (Cash) (2006) | |
| FATIMA MANSIONS (Ireland) | Only Losers Take The Bus (Coughlan) (1991) | |
| YOU AM I (Australia) | Trike (Rogers) (1996) | |
| SADISTIC MIKA BAND (Japan) | Cycling Boogie (Tsunoda / Kato) (1972) | |
| CLAUDE BOLLING (France) | Full Speed (Bolling) (1970) (from the movie Qui?) | |
| AIR (France) | Brakes On (Godin / Dunckel) (1997) | |
| WILLIE TEE | Walkin' Up A One Way Street (King) (1965) | |
| CAT POWER | Free (Marshall) (2003) | |
| MOONDOG | Fog On The Hudson (425 W. 57th Street) (Hardin) (unk) | |
| PENTANGLE (England) | Moon Dog (Cox) (Live , Royal Festival Hall, London) (1968) | |
| CANNED HEAT | Poor Moon (Wilson) (1969) | |
| EELS | It's A Motherf***er (Eels) (2000) | |
| VIOLENT FEMMES | Dance Motherf***er Dance (Gano) (1986) | |
| THE INTENTIONS | Dancing Fast, Dancing Slow (Hill) (1966) | |
| TWILIGHT CIRCUS (unk) | Keep Moving Dub ( Moore) (unk) (instrumental) | |
Comment:
Der Hexer (The Caller) (1964) (West Germany) d: Alfred Vohrer, Joachim FuchsbergerQui? (The Sensuous Assasin) (1970) (France / Italy) d: Leonard Keigel, Romy Schneider
Hot To Trot (1988) (USA) d: Michael Dinner, Bob Goldthwait
Arkle was a famous steeple-chaser producing 3 succesive Cheltenham Gold Cup Wins between 1964-66.
Painter Ann Gardner
Painting: Gerhard Jenne, Proprietor of Konditor & Cook
Owner: Gerhard Jenne (I think)
Ann Gardner: Young Artist Of The Year, twice runner up in The National Portrait Prize. Scholarship to The Slade - tutored by Euan Uglow, Lucien Freud & bizzarely Stuart Brisley. Latest exhibitions include Angels In The Studio, a retrospective of women artists from The Slade who include Gwen John, Paula Rego & Dora Carrington.
Feedback:
There's a lot here I don't know, but I bet it's good.
Splendid as always. Im especially fond of that Fatima Mansions song. This pony is far from lame.
Ditto NoV, and I'm guessing that this isn't for Ann's kids, what with all the motherf**king.
Love it D, especially The Magic Numbers, Cash and Eels.
Dom, seriously, figure out an effin way to get this stuff available on the net. Please.
I love how you continuously blend new and old in a seamless manner, so friggin clever. I don't know many who can do that at with the depth of touch that you do. Top Notch. Canned Heat follwed by the Eels! I mean, golly that's good mixin'
Mmm Lucien Freud. Another stunning piece (mix and Ann's art). I'd love to see Ann's work in the flesh, as it were.
Some great old faves here: PT, Hot Chocolate, Foetus (yass!) . . . And I haven't thought of, let alone heard the Saditic Mika Band in decades.
Nice, and like the look of the art too. Great New York Dolls pick and like your Eels / Femmes handoff!
I like the way you've censored the Motherf**ing songs. It adds to this mix's charms. Once again your mix throws together songs I love & songs i don't know but would surely love if i did. Your consistency astounds me.
I like what I know...
...searching...searching...Hey...where's the little link up th'top where you "click" on it and it plays the mix..?Another nice one, Dom (& a lovely paiting t'boot).
If this were a competitive event of some description (oh that'll be a competition, then, you...) and I was able to see this before I submitted my "entry". Well, I'd stop right there and concede. I'd be looking at the winner! I know when I'm beaten.Your respect and admiration for Anne's work shines out and is well founded.Despite g.a.b. l@bs tongue-in-cheek dig at the 'click here' community, there are occasions when a mix evinces an "I want it now" reaction. This definitely qualifies as one of them. So, perhaps a trade? This is a "must have" mix and I must have it.
Ah, excuse me. Note to g.a.b. l@bs: if your "click" comment was not as I perceived it to be. I apologise. I'm not paranoid, you all just think I am. And Dom1 - This mix deserves 2 feedback comments from us all.
Dominon in its execution methinks!
Good one Dom, again!
Lucien Freud! Goodness!