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BRIT ICONS: MARY MILLINGTON (1946-1979)
Side A | ||
Artist | Song | |
BERNARD HERRMANN (Arranged by DAVID BLUME) | I Work The Whole City (1976) (Taxi Driver De-Luxe Reissue) | |
FRANK ZAPPA | MS Pinky (1976) (Zoot Allures) | |
JAMES BROWN | Bodyheat Pt.1 (1976) (The 50th Anniversary Album) | |
ELVIS PRESLEY | Way Down (1976) (Moody Blue) | |
MIKE REID (Ex-Eastenders Actor) | Prisencolinensinaincuisol (Freezin' Cold in 89 Twoso) (1976) (You Are Awful.But We Like You) | |
SERGE GAINSBOURG & JANE BIRKIN | Raccrochez C'est Une Horreur (1976) (Classe X) | |
BAY CITY ROLLERS | Yesterday's Hero (1976)(The Very Best Of) | |
THE SAINTS | I'm Stranded (1976) (I'm Stranded) | |
THIN LIZZY | Bad Reputation (1977) (Greatest Hits) | |
STRANGLERS | Bring On The Nubiles (1977) (No More Heroes) | |
T-REX | Tame My Tiger (1977) (Wax Co. Singles Volume 2 1975-1978) | |
BUZZCOCKS | Orgasm Addict (1977) (Singles) | |
DAVID BOWIE | Blackout (1977) (Heroes) | |
RANDY NEWMAN | Short People (Little Criminals) (1977) | |
CARLY SIMON | Nobody Does It Better (From The Spy Who Loved Me) (1977) | |
Side B | ||
Artist | Song | Buy |
(Comp SAM FONTEYN) | (Theme From BBC's) Ski Sunday (1978) (This Is The Return Of Cult Fiction) | |
PEACHES & HERB | Shake Your Groove Thing (And They Danced The Night Away) (1978) | |
CURTIS MAYFIELD | Do It All Night (1978) (Move On Up: The Singles Anthology 1970-80) | |
TIPICA 73 | Baila Que Baila (1978) (The NuYorican Funk Experience) | |
MARIE PIERRE | Walk Away (1978) (Trojan: Carnival) | |
DUSTY SPRINGFIELD | Turn Me Around (1978) (It Begins Again) | |
SWEET | Love Is Like Oxygen (1978) (Very Best Of) | |
ROLLING STONES | Respectable (1978) (Some Girls) | |
SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES | Mirage (1978) (The Scream) | |
SKIDS | Sweet Surburbia (1978) (The Best Of) | |
THE NORMAL | Warm Leatherette (1978) | |
THE POLICE | Roxanne (1978) (The Singles) | |
RANKING DREAD | Marijuana In My Soul (1978) (Trojan: Ganja Reggae) | |
SEX PISTOLS | Friggin' In The Riggin' (1979) (The Great R'n'Roll Swindle) | |
Comment:
'The police have framed me yet again. They frighten me so much. I can't face the thought of prison.' (Mary Millington's Suicide Note.) Mary Millington appeared in Pornographic Magazines like Playbirds and Whitehouse; she also starred as a saucy nurse in David Sullivan's 1977 movie Come Play with Me which really made Mary a huge star. Within the space of just two years Mary became the most profitable name at the British box office with a string of record-breaking X-rated sex movies like The Playbirds (1978) and Queen of the Blues (1979). But with fame also came unhappiness. Police continually raided her sex shop and Mary repeatedly complained of police threats and harassment. After the death of her mother, Mary sank into depression, which manifested itself in kleptomania and drug abuse. On the morning of 19th August her husband found her dead in her bed. The cause of death was a cocktail of paracetamol and alcohol. She was just 33 years old. Her last appearance was a cameo in Julian Temple's The Great Rock'n'Roll Swindle.Feedback:
This looks really great, from start to finish.
And the Master asked Dom: "What is the word?"
And Dom replied: "The word, is 'Legs'".
And the Master said: "Go forth then, Dom...and spread the word!"
Another scandalously good mix!
And Dom replied: "The word, is 'Legs'".
And the Master said: "Go forth then, Dom...and spread the word!"
Another scandalously good mix!
Excellent.
Looks great! The Buzzcocks tune is a fave and I'm planning on using Short People on my next mix.
great as usual
Yes, Mary's story is a tragic but so true one. The morality police, consisting of a bunch of old people who look as though they've never had an orgasm between them, EVER, telling people what they can and can't do in the privacy of their own homes. Great mix, by the way, as usual.
great looking mix!!
Whoa. Crazy. And cool, as always.
Awesome mix, awesome art. Basically, just what we've come to expect from you Dom.
XXXCellent mix.
Yep, another awesome mix and theme.
actually, I'd never heard of her before. Great story (and cool mix), tho.
Keep these coming, Dom - they're brilliant! Fantastic ending, and I love the Stanglers through to Carly Simon.
Untouchable. What Brit Icon could be next? (Can I suggest Christopher Lee?) btw thanks for your comments on my very old mix, Dom- surprised to see it but nice all the same!
That Gainsbourg/Birkin to Bowie run is just stunning. Nice call on the Normal cut for the theme. And I NEVER get tired of "Nobody Does It Better".
Excellent. I'm with Dale on the stunningness (sic) of Gainsbourg/Birkin -> Bowie.
J'adore...