Other Mixes By 2old2matter
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Sand In My Shoes
| Artist | Song | |
| Chairmen Of The Board | On The Beach | |
| The Catalinas | Summertime's Calling Me | |
| The Embers | I Love Beach Music | |
| The Tams with Joe Pope | My Baby Sure Can Shag | |
| Band Of Oz | Shaggin' | |
| The Dominos | Sixty Minute Man | |
| The Showmen | It Will Stand | |
| Lloyd Price | Stagger Lee | |
| Hot Chocolate | It Started With A Kiss | |
| The Embers | Miss Grace | |
| The Drifters | (Youre More Than A Number In My) Little Red Book | |
| The Platters | With This Ring | |
| Percy Sledge | Love Comes Knockin' | |
| Archie Bell And The Drells | 39-21-46 | |
| The Tams | Too Much Foolin' Around | |
| The Embers | I'm Gonna Do Beautiful Things For You | |
| The Tams | Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy | |
| Chairmen Of The Board | Carolina Girls | |
| Willie Tee | Walkin' Up A One-Way Street | |
| The Drifters | I've Got Sand In My Shoes | |
| The Artistics | I'm Gonna Miss You | |
| Amos Milburn | One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer | |
| Clovers | One Mint Julep | |
| David Ruffin & Eddie Kendricks | I Couldn't Believe It | |
| The Detroit Emeralds | Feel The Need In Me | |
| The Fantastic Shakers | Myrtle Beach Days | |
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Originally inspired by "Shag - The Movie." This is good listening for us northern folks in the dead of winter when it seems like it'll never be warm again. Nothing new, just classics. Keeps my feet movin'.
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Very nice, love #24.
This looks a great way to spend 80 minutes or so
Would love to hear this one.
Looks nice. I would like to here this someday.
Dead winter? Lucky you, we've got 40¦C here. And it ain't beach heat, but desert. This seems very well mixed, and don't wear shoes, they're bad for your feet. Go barefoot.
Don't know that Archie Bell track but I do have Bobby Bland singing 36-22-36, maybe her little sister
This is loaded with all kinds of yester-year goodness!! Take your stars and enjoy them.
Great mix, but actually 39-21-46 was by The Showmen, (I also love that you included the lesser known "It Will Stand", I have that on another mix I'm gonna upload). What a lot of people don't realize is that if you give The Showmen and Chairmen of the Board a close listen you'll hear the same voice. General Norman Johnson was the lead singer for both groups.
I am rather miffed with myself for missing this one. It looks like the proverbial dog's wotsits.