Dustbunnies Swept From the Corners of Music History ( Incredibly Strange Music vol. 1) by greaseball1

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Submit Date: 7/1/2002
Format: Cassette
Category: Mixed Genre

Dustbunnies Swept From the Corners of Music History ( Incredibly Strange Music vol. 1)

Side A
Artist	Song
William Castle	Intro From "The Tingler"

King Horror	Loch Ness Monster

The Johnny Mann Singers	Heart Full Of Soul

Sam & The Saxtones	Kaput!

Lambert, Hendricks and Ross	Twisted

Slim Gaillard	Chicken Rhythm( Rooster Rock)

Ron Haydock	Eaffin" and Surfin" ( Theme From Rat Pfink A Boo Boo)

Mitchell Ayres Orchestra	Number 7 Theme

Eddie Barcley Orchestra	The Kissing Dance

Garry Blake and His Music	If I Had A Hammer

Robin & Crystal Bernard	The Monkey Song

Sammy Davis Jr.	John Shaft

The Brothers in Law	Canada U.S.A.

The Girlwatchers	Music to Watch Girls By

Phil Harris	Goofus

Bert Kaempfert	Lets Go Bowling

Gershon Kingsley	Hey Hey

Juan Llibre	La Imposible Me Quiere

Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Claudine Longet	My Guy

The Love Generation	Groovy Summertime

Little Marcy	Kiddies With the Curl On Top

Rafael Nunez	Watermelon Man

Arsenio Rodriguez	Hang On Sloopy

The Mike Sammes Singers	The Telephone Song

Anita Scott	With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm

The Thirteen Fingers Of Sir Julian	Caravan

Cathie Taylor	The Frozen Logger

The Waikiki's	Eleanor Rigby

Ruth Wallis	He'd Rather Be A Girl

Johnny Hemphill	Handles Hall of Fame

The Sandabs	Crab Louie

Martin Denny	Temptation

King Sparrow	Carlton Peepin' At Me

Eugene Poddanny	Rainny Day in Utica, N.Y.

Comment:

Some interesting footnotes: The Number 7 Theme is an advertising 7" from #7 cigarettes(Canadian brand), I think the Crystal Bernard in question is the actress who was in "Wings" this song is from a creepy Jerry Falwell record.The Brothers in Law are a bunch of Cops from Canada who sing politically motivated folk songs ( 50's ) , What can I say about Little Marcy... this is the scariest thing I've ever heard , a woman(looks like Jakie O)and a puppet ... AND THE PUPPET SINGS... RELIGOUS SONGS... this woman is up to no good. There will be more volumes of this to come. Enjoy

Feedback:

Moore1
Date: 7/1/2002

Looks good once again greaseball.

CASETTA
Date: 7/1/2002

Anyone who puts Ron Haydock and the genius of Little Marcy is worthy of praise to me. Some fine "irratainment" there.

Muzag
Date: 7/1/2002

This looks great - lot's of weirdness here.

McDonald12
Date: 7/1/2002

a must have for me.

The Misfit
Date: 7/1/2002

I want, I want, I want!!!

lo-fi jr.
Date: 7/1/2002

Sick & twisted! I need it.

jab
Date: 7/1/2002

i have to shake the awesome stick at this!!**shake shake** can i have one?? :)

greaseball
Date: 7/1/2002

WOW! I'll try and accomodate every one , might take a while though , email me your addresses and I'll get started.

Moe
Date: 7/2/2002

Excellent. Have you seen the Incredibly Strange Music CDs and books that Re:Search put out? I was thinking about Little Marcy today as a matter of fact!

Sean Lally
Date: 7/2/2002

Hey Cam, do save a copy for me. Your latest batch went out yesterday. This looks awe-inspiring.

Thomas_Mohr
Date: 7/2/2002

Oooh, this is funtastic, man. How about making a CD version of this? I don't even own a tape deck anymore . . .

Bear
Date: 7/2/2002

Cor, awesome. Is Phil Harris the same Phil Harris who did the voice of Baloo in 'The Jungle Book'? Cause if you've got records by him, that's, like, nuts.

greaseball
Date: 7/3/2002

I'm not sure about Phil Harris , the liner notes don't indicate anything but he's got a really distinctive voice, I could swear I've heard it in some cartoon or something. I do know that The Love Generation is the band that did all the cool songs from the chase scenes in the original Scooby Doo cartoons. Anybody out there got a mix of 60's 70's bubblegum pop ? I'd love to get some

Bear
Date: 7/3/2002

Distinctive voice. Sort of fruity and mellifluous, right? I bet it's the Jungle Book guy, y'know, he sings 'Bare Necessities' which for obvious reasons is a favourite of mine. Meanwhile, I hear the Scooby Doo film blows. Freddie Prinze Jr needs a good cock-punching, is what.

greaseball
Date: 7/3/2002

I bet it's the same guy then. The album probably came out before the movie, It's called "Thats what I like About The South" sort of a theme album about southern things. It's got a picture of a goofy lookin' guy(probably Phil Harris)with a multicoloured terry cloth shirt and smarmy grin holding a mint julep.Found it at a garage sale 50cents ,thats less than 25p

Bear
Date: 7/3/2002

Yeah, that sounds about right. Ha, brilliant. Sounds like the sort of thing you can get at Oxfam and that here. Except some of them are getting wise and pricing things properly nowadays- the culture of picking up bargains at charity shops is too well known! You know, I wasn't going to bother asking cause I bet you've got better things to do than pack up tapes, but I wouldn't mind a copy of this.

greaseball
Date: 7/3/2002

I'd love to trade , email me your address and I'll send you one , I made a couple extra because alot of people seem interestd, I'm going to look at your mixes now. By the way , I was wrong about the Love Generation , it was the Partridge Family that they did the singing for , not the Scooby Doo show

buglady
Date: 8/2/2002

I'm sorry I missed this the first time around!! It's brilliant! Great mix. How about a trade? Check out my Uncle Lenny mix.

J&C's Dad
Date: 8/29/2002

This is surely a very fun mix.