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PARLEZ-VOUS PALARE: OOH VADA THAT BUTCH OMI
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Joan Crawford /Ann Blyth | Dialogue (From the movie Mildred Pierce) (1945) | |
| Lou Reed | N.Y.Stars (1974) | |
| Morrissey | Piccadilly Palare (1990) | |
| Edwyn Collins | Georgeous George (1994) | |
| Sinitta | So Macho (1985) | |
| Larry Grayson | My Friend Everard (1972) | |
| Elton John | I Want Love (2001) | |
| Lulu | To Sir With Love (1967) | |
| Gem Boy | Happy Gays * (unk) | |
| Eartha Kitt | Madamemoiselle Kitt (1956) | |
| Divine | Shake It Up (1983) | |
| Little Richard | I Feel Pretty* (unk) | |
| Dusty Springfield | You Don't Have To Say You Love Me (1966) | |
| Japan | Don't Rain On My Parade (1978) | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| Bette Davis / Paul Henried/ Max Steiner | Dialogue & Music (from Now Voyager) (1948) | |
| Connie Francis | Follow The Boys (1963) | |
| David Bowie | Boys Keep Swinging (1979) | |
| Shirley Bassey & Mantronik | Diamonds Are Forever (1971/Re-mix: 2000) | |
| Cher | Shoppin (1979) | |
| Doris Day | Stay On The Right Side Sister (from the movie Love Me Or Leave Me) (1955) | |
| Serge Gainsbourg | Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (1975) | |
| Tim Curry | I Can Make You A Man (from the movie Rocky Horror Picture Show) (1975) | |
| Scott Walker | Big Louise (1969) | |
| Suede | My Insatiable One (1993) | |
| Cliff Richard | Bachelor Boy (1963) | |
| Marlene Dietrich | Boys In The Back Room (Live In Rio De Janeiro) (1960) | |
| Bronski Beat / Marc Almond | I Feel Love / Johnny (1985) | |
| Jeanie C. Riley | Harper Valley P.T.A. (1968) | |
| Electric Six | Gay Bar (2003) | |
| Grace Jones | I Need A Man (1977) | |
| Judy Garland | Over The Rainbow (from the movie The Wizard Of Oz) (1939) | |
Comment:
* thanx to Nest Of Vipers for trax. Palare was a secret language used by Homo-Sexuals when Homo-sexuality was illegal and derived from Italian, Latin, Circus Slang and Yiddish. The best practicioner of this was the great comedian Kenneth Williams and is best heard on BBC's 'Round The Horne'. This is not meant as an over-view of gay culture in music and many of the artists on this mix are not gay. For anyone, gay or straight, who stumbles on this mix and takes offense, I apologize. I can assure you this is not meant.Feedback:
Good one, Dom.
Girlfriend!
...NO Elvis?!
wow!
Another great job. Perfect Scott Walker tune.
Nice one, hon!
No, uh, VILLAGE PEOPLE???
good job - very inspirational - I'm listening to Frankie Goes to Hollywood (Relax) at the moment after NVs 'painted love mix' that he posted this evening. Kind of appropriate, I'd say.
Brilliant, Dom - not often you see Round The Horne referred to! (And a very welcome reference it is too.) When I saw the title I thought, Morrissey? And there he is, indeed. Right next to Edwyn Collins, no less, which makes it doubly wonderful.
just silly slang, between my and the boys in my gang... makes me wanna put my chaps on and blow kisses. nicely wrought, dom.
most of the Village people guys were straight, just for you Thomas ;)
this is way cool
this is way cool
Very cool indeed!
Not too shabby. I'd like to hear this one too.
Boys keep swinging - boys always work it out! Great mix, Dom.
a very funny mix, chock full o guilty pleasures. I love the electric six, lulu and cliff richard tracks especially
You go Dom! Alamo!