ASK TIM ELLISON

I had Honey bubble as a kid...not too much worth talking about...Joyride is a solid track.

I put on No Contest (I bought it for a $1 a year or so ago) the other day and some of the songs sounded pretty great!

I have to give serious consideration to Carol Kaye.

http://www.carolkaye.com

Just a little bit o' sample:

Whipped Cream - Herb Alpert
Good Vibrations, Help Me Rhonda, Sloop John B, I Get Around, Wouldn't It Be Nice (dano), Calif. Girls, God Only Knows, Pet Sounds lp, Heroes & Villains, Caroline No, Surf's Up, Child Is The Father Of The Man, Do You Like Worms?, Smile lp, Cabinessence, Fire sessions, I Was Made To Love Her, Let Him Run Wild - Beach Boys
Something Stupid - Frank & Nancy Sinatra
Boots, Sugar Town, You Only Live Twice theme, etc. - Nancy Sinatra
Feelin' Alright - Joe Cocker
The Way We Were - Barbra Streisand
Tell Her You Love Her, The World We Knew (OD dano fuzz on "World"), etc. - Frank Sinatra
Hold Me Thrill Me etc. - Mel Carter
Godfather Theme, Love Story etc. - Andy Williams
In The Heat Of The Night, I Don't Need No Doctor, America The Beautiful, Eleanor Rigby, I Chose To Sing The Blues, Here We Go Again, Don't Change On Me, Feel So Bad, Understanding etc. - Ray Charles
Romeo & Juliet Theme (A Time For Love), Willow Weep For Me, Godfather Theme, others & Doc Severinson lp etc. - Henry Mancini
Natural Man, Love Is A Hurtin' Thing, Unforgettable, Your Good Thing etc. - Lou Rawls
Song Of Innocence - David Axelrod
I Was Made To Love Her - Stevie Wonder
What'd I Say, A Little Less Conversation, Suspicious Minds etc. - Elvis Presley
Wichita Lineman, Galveston, Rhinestone Cowboy etc. - Glen Campbell
Someday We'll Be together Again, Ain't No Mountain High Enough - Diana Ross
If I Could Build My Whole World Around You, Ain't Nothin' But The Real Thing - Marvin Gaye & Tami Terrell (Steiner's studio - LA)
Don't Pull Your Love Out On Me baby - Hamilton, Joe Franks & Reynolds
It Must Be Him etc. - Vickie Carr
12th Of Never, Alone Again, Memories, etc. - Johnny Mathis
Tiny Bubbles etc. - Don Ho
I'm A Believer, Last Train To Clarksville & others - Monkees
Homeward Bound, I Am A Rock, Scarborough Fair - Simon & Garfunkle
River Deep, Mountain High - Tina Turner
No Matter What Shape Your Stomach's In - T-Bones
This Diamond Ring, Just My Style, etc. - Gary Lewis and Playboys
Soul & Inspiration - Righteous Bros.
Chump Change - Quincy Jones
It's A Small World - Mike Curb & Congregation (at Disneyworld too)
Light My Fire - Doors
In Crowd, Going To The Gogo, etc. (dano, el. bass) - Dobie Gray
Love Child, Baby Love, Stop In The Name Of Love, Back In My Arms Again, You Can't Hurry Love, My World Is Empty Without You, Reflections, Love Is Here And Now You're Gone, You're All I Need To Get By etc. - Supremes
Come Together - Count Basie
I Can't Help Myself, Bernadette etc. - 4 Tops
Willow Weep For Me - Chad & Jeremy
This Is My Song - Petula Clarke
A Time For Love - Tony Bennett
Northern Windows lp - Hampton Hawes Trio
Get Ready, I Second That Emotion - Temptations
Doo Ron Ron - Crystals
Count Me In etc. - Bobby Vee
Yellow Balloon - Gary Zekeley
Baby The Rain Must Fall - Glenn Yarborough
You Made Me So Very Happy - Brenda Holloway
Sixteen Tons (60s recut heard now on radio, others) - Tenn. Ernie Ford
Alone Again Or, Dailey Planet - Love
Bang Bang, Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves - Cher
Expected to Fly - Buffalo Springfield
The Summer Wind - Wayne Newton

BUT!

FUCK A SESSION PLAYER!

http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/pic200/drp400/p455/p45590sywqg.jpg

Tom Lax, too, now. I'm thinking I'd rather buy a SWA album.

Carol Kaye--awesome.

LARRY GRAHAM AND BOOTSY.

The Doors made, what, six great albums? And it was, you know, full-blown MUSIC, as opposed to goofin'? Godz were brilliant, but there's no comparison in the overall scope of the two bandz!

IMO!!!

Jim Morrison or Meatloaf?

who is the most overweight musician that you like?

What is this 1993?!?!?!

do you use PC or Mac?

just an idea, plus you'd look so suave doing this, your friends and family will think you're a dotcom ceo.

More bass playaz: Chris Hillman ca. 5D and Younger than Yesterday. Plus:

ROCKETTE MORTON

I only ever read one issue of Rock Mag but I liked it a lot. It was the one with the ELP as "No Wave" article. That was a hoot.

Also it had that really kick-ass Alan Licht piece about Easter Everywhere. That guy should do more writing.

ok, bye!

anyone have his email?

You need a fly's eye to see it,
Aaron

WHAT THE HELL HAS CHRIS WOO BEEN UP TO??!?!?!?!?!?!

G!

T.

Haha, I just read the SMiLE thread... Dude, that is what's called the OLD ILM PROTECTION PROGRAM. Good riddance, yet they all lurk anyway. Even here too.

g!

Btw, I talked to Chris Woo last week and I gave him your greeting. He was trying to figure out who you were. Did you ever play in Physics?

Chris posted a little bit on sp0ckm0rgu3 last week coincidentally enough, I hadn't seem him on there before that.

I guess what I'm interested most in doing is playing raunchy rhythm guitar, but with a clean tube amp sound like, say, Velvet Underground/Pretty Things/Yardbirds/early Captain Beefheart/etc. Soloing, I'm interested in doing more abstract things like, say, Yardbirds era Beck/Page, but sometimes I just go for doing more melodic stuff, trying to maintain high energy (with fuzztone or without). A lot of the Nephews stuff was garage oriented, but with a heavier overdrive sound.

I played a lot of the fuzztone parts in the Music Machine.

Can you play the "Over Under Upside Down"/"Happenings..." stuff from the later live Yardbirds? Intense!

How similar are the guitar parts?

yesssssss!

Generally overlooked in the ex-Beatle's solo discography, 1982's GONE TROPPO finds George Harrison flirting with radio-friendly, synth-driven pop hooks of the early-1980s, while still demonstrating his penchant for great, timeless melodies. The opener, "Wake Up My Love," establishes the light, breezy tone of the album, which continues through the Caribbean-via-Fab Four vibe of the title track. The languid love song "Unknown Delight" and the goofy doo-wop of "I Really Love You," which recalls Beatles novelty numbers such as "You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)," vary the record's feel and pace. The 2004 reissue includes an acoustic demo version of the song "Mystical One," which is arguably--given its intimacy and stripped-down production--the album's strongest track.

i just have a short attention span. i do a lot of magazine reading. but i just finished Sedaris's Naked. first non-music book i've read since i moved to SF i think.

WHAT ELSE SOUNDS LIKE MCCARTNEY II???!!!

http://www.maccafan.net/Bootlegs/TheLostMcCartneyAlbum/lost.htm

I have the old vinyl bootleg version.

I ask that you watch this:
http://video.yahoo.com/video/play?vid=1c2845b36680a6dc97d85b9505b3c303.737019

Steve

DO NOT SWEAT THAT SHIT ON YOUR THREADS. CONSIDER THE SOURCE: WHINY MISERABLE COMPLAINING KOOKS.

RISE ABOVE DUDE!

STEVE SHASTA

that thread was good until other people started posting on it.

after 26 years i've turned over a new leaf and decided that i like rem. what's their best record keeping in mind that i hate what's the frequency kenneth?

what's the last SD show you went to?

have you been to himalayan cuisine?

Hola Tim,

I was listening to a podcast that mentioned that Night Soil Man for undisclosed reasons that 2 members of the band refused to talk about.

A quick perusal of the LA Times site circa 1990 mentions that The Pulltoys singer Scott Ireland broke his neck during a video shoot. NSM singer Rosebud was romantically involved with Scott but no idea why those dudes would refuse to mention anything about this accident on the podcast 25 years later.

Do you have the scoop?

"... a podcast that mentioned that Night Soil Man BROKE UP for undisclosed reasons ..."

HÜSKER PÖLL: Warehouse - Songs and Stories

Hope you are okay, Tim, wondering why you never appear on the Emitt Rhodes thread.

WHAT WAS THE LAST THING YOU ORDERED FROM ALBERTO'S?

pouring 1 out for all the -bertos this week

https://www.kpbs.org/news/2020/jul/30/matriarch-robertos-taco-shop-dies/