The Further Adventures of The Boogaloo Omnibus

CREPUSCULE WITH BOOGALOO and PETER CASE!

Peter Case on stage at the Fifth Estate!

On September 28, CREPUSCULE WITH BOOGALOO was held at the Fifth Estate in Park Slope, Brooklyn.  The Boog spun some groovy records.  After that, his old pal Peter Case took the stage and played a great set.  It was such a gas to see so many familiar faces, all of whom were very generous when we passed the fez for Peter.  Thanks, people!  Here’s a list of the songs played by Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus:

• Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan—Qawwal and Party—Shamas-Ud-Doha, Badar-Ud-Doja (from the LP Shahen – Shah, Real World)
• The Mothers of Invention—King Kong (from the LP Uncle Meat, Bizarre)
• Mike Vickers—On the Brink (from the LP The Sound Gallery, Volume Two, Studio 2/Premier, UK)
• The Soul Bros.—What Now My Love (from the LP Carib Soul, CoxSone, Jamaica)
• Les Baxter—I Dig (from the LP Teen Drums, Capitol)
• Sparrow—Cowboy Melo (from the LP Sparrow, RCA, West Indies)
• Lou Rawls—Season of the Witch (Capitol
• Brenda Jo Harris—Love Is Like a Hurricane (Roulette)
• The Young Rascals—Groovin’ (Italian version) (Atlantic)
• Herbie Mann—Mushi Mushi (Atlantic)
• Terry Gibbs—Nose Cone (Verve)
• John Holt—Holly Holy (Shelter)
• Sharon Robers—Everybody Gets the Blues Sometime (Symbol)
• The Ventures—Ginchy (Dolton)
• Ismael Rivera y Sus Cachimbos—Jala – Jala (Tico)
• Norma Tanega—Walkin’ My Cat Named Dog (New Voice)
• The Ronettes—Miss Joan and Mr. Sam (Philles)
• The Zombies—I Want You Back Again (Parrot)
• Richard Groove Holmes—Don’t Mess With Me (Blue Note)
• Enoch Light’s Action—Over, Under Sideways, Down (from the LP It’s Happening… So Let’s Dance, (Project 3)
• Olatunji and His Drums of Passion—Bo-Su-Aye (from the LP High Life, Columbia)
• Maynard Ferguson—Sunny (from the LP Ridin’ High, Enterprise)
• Laurindo Almeida and the Danzaneros—Happy Cha-Cha-Cha (from the LP Happy Cha-Cha-Cha, Capitol)
• Lonnie Duvall—Cigarettes (H-I-P)
• Wild Bill Davis—Wailin’ for Moondog (OKeh)
• Vince Guarldi Trio—I’m a Loser (Fantasy)
• Scott Walker—You’re All Around Me (Smash)
• Gwen McCrae—Lead Me On (Columbia)
• Jil Jilala—Goulou Lakhlili (Polydor, Morocco)
• The Rolling Stones—Dandelion (London)
• Larry Carlton—Son of a Preacher Man (UNI)
• Alton Ellis—Too Late to Turn Back Now (Impact!)
• Shirley Scott Trio—A Shot in the Dark (Impulse!)
• Ralph Marterie and His Orchestra—Bongo Guitar (Mercury)
• Ben E. King—Into the Mystic (Mandala)
• Bud Shank—I Am the Walrus (World Pacific)
• The Shangri-Las—Sophisticated Boom Boom (Red Bird)
• Miss Elsie Smith (The Queen of the Sax)—Watermelon Man (Open)
• The Latin All Stars—Merengue Mil Besos (Roper)
• Grady Lloyd—Lay Down Your Arms (Smash)
• Dave Berry—This Strange Effect (London)
• The Ventures—Summertime (from the LP Beach Boys, Dolton)
• Ninapinta and His Bongos and Congas—Help (from the LP The Downtown Scene: Hits for the Hip, Decca)
• Gabor Szabo—Painted Black (from the LP Jazz Raga, Light in the Attic)
• Mose Allison—Wild Man on the Loose (from the LP Wild Man on the Loose, Atlantic)
• Thelonious Monk, vocal by Jon Hendricks—In Walked Bud (Columbia)
• The Phoenix Authority—Everyday People (from the LP Blood, Sweat & Brass, Mainstream)
• Xavier Cugant and His Orchestra—Jungle Concerto (from the LP Viva Cugat!, Mercury)
• Manfred Mann—My Little Red Book (from the LP My Little Red Book of Winners!, Ascot)
• La Playa Sextette—A Bailar Pachanga (from the LP Pachanga, Cha Cha Cha Anyone?, Mardi-Gras)
• Calypso Squibby—Iron Man (Straker’s)
• The Kingston Trio—Parchment Farm (Decca)
• Lou Donaldson—Alligator Bogaloo (Blue Note)

None of these records are for sale.

Copycat Night tribute to Doctor Demento!

The great songwriter Peter Case visited with Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus during his guest DJ spot at Copycat Night.

DJ Zerox’s Copycat Night is one of the most fun events for the Boog to guest DJ at.  It is always a challenge to come up with the proper records for the occasion.  On September 27, Copycat Night paid tribute to the king of novelty records, Doctor Demento.  Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus pulled out the craziest records in his collections and gave them a spin.  Here’s the set list:

• Jerry and the Landslides—Get Off My Roof (P.P.X.)
• Georgie Young and the Rockin’ Bocs; vocal: Bobby McGraw—Yogi (Swan)
• Slim Gailard—Blowin’ in the Wind (Epic)
• Lee and Paul—The Chick (Columbia)
• Lue Renney—Your Wiggle and Your Giggle (Bethlehem)
• Danny kaye—D-O-D-G-E-R-S Song (Oh, Really? No, O’Malley) (Reprise)
• Ed Corey—Ding Dong (Mala)
• Johnny Valor with Prince Valiant and the Knights—Green-Weenie Dog (St. Clair)
• Shagmar bullnasty—Yo-Yo (Trash)
• Allan Sherman—Crazy Downtown (Warner Bros.)
• Los Johnny Jets—Felipe El Hippie (CBS, Costa Rica)
• Don Durant—Seal Rock (Challenge)
• Rusty Canyon with the Banana Boys—Banana—What a Crazy Fruit! (Teenerama)
• Woody Byrd—Jazz vs. Rock and Roll (Jaro International)
• Jerry Neal, voice animation by Stan Ross—I Hates Rabits (Dot)
• Vince Edwards—Squeelin’ Parrot (Twist) (Russ-Fi)
• Charlie-O—Love Me Love My Dog (OKeh)
• Soupy Sales—White Fang (Reprise)
• Nervous Norvus—Ape Call (Dot)
• The Ambassadors with Andre Brummer and His Orchestra—Goo Goo Bird Mambo (Motif)
• Tony and Nic & their Highly-Trained Dancing Chickens—Mummy Doesn’t Live Her Anymore (The Chicken Song) (Columbia)
• The Chipmunks (Alvin, Theodore & Simon) with the Music of David Seville—The Chipmunk Song (Liberty)
• Lord Rockinham’s XI—The Squelch (London)
• Napoleon XIV—They’re Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa! (Warner Bros.)
• The Temperance Seven; vocal refrain by Mr. Paul Macdowall—You’re Driving Me Crazy (Parlophone, UK)
• Ken Nordine with the Fred Katz Group—I Used to Think My Right Hand Was Uglier Than My Left (Dot)
• Jim Backus and Friend; Appleknocker and His Group—Delicious! (Jubilee)
• Jon-Jon Lewis—I’m a Nut (World Pacific)
• Martin Mull and the Sondra Baskin Glee Club—Santafly (Capricorn)
• Wild Man Fischer—Merry-Go-Round (Reprise)
• Music conducted by John Morris—Springtime for Hitler (from “The Producers”) (RCA)
• Screamin’ Jay Hawkins—Constipation Blues (Mercury)
• Alf Newman—It’s a Gas (Golden 12, Germany)
• Big Walter and the Thunderbirds—Watusie Freeze part 1 (Myrl)
• The Crystals—(Let’s Dance) The Screw – Part I (Philles)
• Bonzo Dog Band—Slush (United Artists)
• Bobby Christian with the Allen Sisters—The Spider and The Fly (Wing)
• Lord Rhaburn Combo—My Pee Pee (CES, Belize)
• Henri Salvador—Le Martien (The Martian Hop) (Disques Salvador, France)
• Daddy Kaye & Yvonne—eleven Commandments of Woman (Fairmount)
• The Legendary Stardust Cowboy—Paralyzed (Mercury)
• Skip Battyn—She Acts Like We Never Have Met (Groove)
• Blow Fly—Faggots’ World (Weird World)
• “Screamin” Jay Hawkins and the Chicken Hawks with Teddy McRae Orch.—I Hear Voices (Enrica)
• Claude McLin—Jambo (Dooto)
• Bonzo Dog Band—Canyons of Your Mind (Imperial)
• Tony Burello—The Sound of Worms (Singles Only Label)

None of these records are for sale.

DISCOPHONIC WALK!

DISCOPHONIC WALK was held on September 23 at The Commodore, featuring the jumpin’ rekkids of DJs Girlsoul and Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus.  In attendance on this evening was the Boog’s old pal Don Snowden, in town from Valencia, Spain, where he now resides.  In his honor, both DJs laid down some serious New Orleans action.   Here’s a list the the 45s played by The Boog:

• Jerry Blavat and the Yon Teenagers—Discophonic Walk (Favor)
• The Beach Boys—I Get Around (Capitol)
• The Goldberg-Miller Blues Band—The Mother Song (Epic)
• Bobby Taylor—My Girl Has Gone (Gordy)
• The Sensations—Get On Up Mama (Way Out)
• The Checkmates—Mastered in the Art of Love (Capitol)
• Harbinger Complex—I Think I’m Down (Brent)
• Red Crayola—Hurricane Fighter Plane (International Artists)
• Apatchi Band—Issmak (President, UK)
• Mosquitoes—The Fly (Spear)
• The Soul Survivors—Tell Daddy (Atco)
• Wilson Pickett—Don’t Fight It (Atlantic)
• Moe, Adrian & the Sculptors—Shotgun (Columbia)
• Mickey Murray—Hit Records (SSS International)
• The Show Stoppers—Eeny Meeny (Heritage)
• The Flamingos—Brooklyn Boogaloo (Philips)
• Wild Tchoupitoulas—Meet Me Boy on the Battle Front (Island)
• Captain Beefheart—Click Clack (Reprise)
• Dave Collins—Ride Your Pony (Capitol)
• Frank Williams Rocketeers featuring Little Beaver—Good Thing (Part 1) (Lloyd)
• Thelma Jones—Mr. Fixit (Barry!)
• Billy T. Soul—Call on Billy (Musicor)
• The Delltones—Gimme Some Lovin’ (Capitol)
• Ike & Tina Turner—I Wanna Jump (Minit)
• Willie Parker—I Live the Life I Love (M-Pac!)
• The Selective Service—Green Onions (Main Line)
• Otis Clay—She’s About a Mover (Cotillion)
• Barbara Lynn—You Can’t Buy My Love (Jamie)
• Howlin’ Wolf—Do the Do (Chess)
• The Pack (formerly Link Wray’s Raymen)—Rawhide (Slash)
• The Beatles—She’s a Woman (Parlophone, UK)
• The Crickets—I Fought the Law (Coral, UK)
• Vince Taylor and His Playboys—Brand New Cadillac (Chiswick, UK)
• Prince Buster’s All Stars—One Step Beyond (Blue Beat, UK)
• Thurston Harris—One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer (Aladdin)
• Derek Martin—Daddy Rollin’ Stone (Sue, UK)
• The Sonics—Love-It is (Piccadilly)
• The Marvelows—I Do (ABC-Paramount)
• Soul Brothers Six—Some Kind of Wonderful (Atlantic)
• Bob Dylan—Obviously 5 Believers (Columbia)
• Dr. John—Wang Dang Doodle (Atco)
• Bo Jr.—Coffee Pot – Pt. I (Tail Gate)
• Groundhog—Take It Off (JAD)
• The Chords—Mickey’s Monkey (Giant)
• Tony Roman et ses Dauphins—Na-Na-Na (Land of a Thousand Dances) (Jupiter, Canada)
• Jenny Rock—Walking the Dog (Select, Canada)
• Otis Redding—I’m Sick Y’all (Volt)
• Carl “Little Rev” Lattimore—Carl’s Dance Party (Capitol)
• Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band—Electricity (Buddah, UK)
• Lord Sitar—Black Is Black (Capitol)
• John Hamilton & Doris Allen—Them Changes (Minaret)
• The Channels—Yo-Yo (Mas-Ter)
• Salt and Pepper—The Real McCoy (Pompeii)
• Chairmen of the Board—Life & Death (Invictus)
• Bobby Starr—Hey Bobby (One-Derful!)
• King Curtis & the Kingpins—Instant Groove (Atco)
• Roger Collins—Foxy Girls in Oakland (Galaxy)
• The French Fries—Danse a la Musique (Epic)
• The Meters—Hey Pocky A-Way (Reprise)
• Dave Bartholomew—Shrimp and Gumbo (Mambo, UK)
• AndrĂ© Brasseaur—The Duck (Palette, Italy)
• Tom Jones—Bama Lama Bama Loo (London, Japan)

None of these records are for sale!

Crepuscule with Boogaloo Number 20

CREPESCULE WITH BOOGALOO #20 was held on September 22^nd.  A great time was had by all.  A great time can be had by YOU, dear reader, if you come down to the next Crep on September 29!  Here’s a list of the records played by the DJ Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus:

• Lem Winchester—The Meetin’ (from the LP Another Opus, Status)
• Los Machucambos—La Palomita (from the LP Percussive Latin Trio, Phase 4 London)
• Olatunji and his Percussion, Brass, Woodwind and Choir—Ajua (Columbia)
• Duke Ellington—All My Loving (from the LP Ellington 66, Reprise)
• Little G—A Tisket A Tasket (from the LP Bahama Bash, Top Rank)
• Marie “Queenie” Lyons—See and Don’t See (DeLuxe)
• Ben Branch—Mama (Hi)
• Irene Reid—One for My Baby (One More for the Road) (Barry!)
• Señor Soul—Working in a Coal Mine (Whiz)
• Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass—The Work Song (A&M)
• Jimmy Cliff—Many Rivers to Cross (Island, UK)
• Ann Peebles—I Can’t Stand the Rain (Hi)
• Ray Charles—Feel So Bad (ABC/Tangerine)
• Skip Easterling—I’m Your Hoochie Koochie Man (Instant)
• Al Caiola with Rhythm—Mambo Jambo (RCA Victor)
• Fela Ransome-Kuti & the Africa ’70—Lady (Editions Makossa)
• Paul Mauriat—Black Is Black (Philips)
• Orquesta la Combinacion Chibcha de Colombia—canta: Charley (Zapi) Jordan—Cumbia Chibcha (Columbia Spirits)
• The Afro Blues Quintet Plus One—Where Did Our Love Go (Mira)
• Tony Fox—I Dream, One Day (Tri-Spin)
• Little Janice—Texas Woman (Pzazz)
• George Shearing and the Montgomery Brothers—Mambo in Chimes (Jazzland)
• Lord Nelson with the Demboys Orch.—I Got a Itch (Dem Boys)
• The Carltons—Can’t You Hear the Beat (Argo)
• Hank Marr—Down in the Bottom (King)
• Willie Mitchell—Take Five (Hi)
• Jean Dinning—Bo-Diddley (Essex)
• Tito Rodriquez and his Orchestra—A Little Bit of Mambo (RCA Victor)
• Rhonda Davis—Long Walk on a Short Pier (Duke)
• Lee Morgan—Sweet Honey Bee (Blue Note)
• Arthur Prysock—I Must Be Doing Something Right (Verve)
• Rhetta Hughes—Light My Fire (Tetragrammaton)
• The Mighty Imperials—Kick the Blanket (Desco)
• De Vol—More Airport Caper (from the soundtrack to The Happening, Colgems)
• Edmundo Ros and His Orchestra–Corcavada (from the LP Arriba, Phase 4 London)
• Machito and His Afro Cuban Jazz Ensemble–Cannonology (from the LP Latin Soul Plus Jazz, Caliente, UK)
• Bill Justice–Pipeline (from the LP Bill Justice Plays 12 Top Tunes, Smash)
• The sounds of Martin Denny—Busy Port (from the LP Exotica, Liberty)
• The Phoenix Authority—Journey to the Center of Your Mind (from the LP Blood, Sweat & Brass, Mainstream)
• Esther Phillips—Fever (Atlantic)
• Bill Doggett—Ocean Liner Bossa Nova (King)
• The Sax Maniacs—Shish-Kebob (World Pacific)
• Cookie—That’s What You Do to Me (RCA Victor)
• Edde Platt & His Orch.—Rock-Em (Epic)
• Joe Loco and His Quintet—El Baion (Tico)
• Roy Redmond—Good Day Sunshine (Loma)
• Gabor Szabo—Spellbinder (Impulse)
• Nick Rossi Set—Monkeyshines (Blow It Hard)
• Liz Lands—Don’t Shut Me Out (One-Derful!)
• The Diamond Four—Chicken Honk (RCA Victor)
• Ninapinta and His Bongs and Congas—Mrs. Brown You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter (from the LP The Downtown Scene – Hits for the Hip, Decca)
• Les Baxter—Ting Ting Ting (from the LP Teen Drums, Capitol)
• Pedrp Laza y sus Pelayeros—Cumbia Sampuesana (from the LP Navidad Negra, Discos Fuentes, Colombia)
• Joe Quijano and His Orchestra—In a Little Spanish Town (from the LP Dance to the Bossa Nova, The Mambo, The Cha Cha Cha, Columbia)
• Mose Allison—It Didn’t Turn Out That Way (from the LP I Don’t Worry About a Thing, Atlantic)
• Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings—I’m Not Gonna Cry (Daptone)
• Gene Ammons—The Black Cat (Prestige)
• The Piltdown Men—Tequila Bossa Nova (Capitol)

None of these records are for sale.

LET’S BOOGALOO!!!

On Friday, September 16, Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus was asked to participate in LET’S BOOGALOO!  Hosted by our pal Ol’ Stark, this is an evening of the most groovy dance music imaginable: Funk, Soul, Latin Boogaloo, Sixties Go-Go, Afrobeat and all things ritmo caliente!  Mr. Stark who is involved with Rare Groove Day in Paris, is one of our favorite local DJs because he’s got mad European records… and boy, did he play some fine jams on this evening.  The dance floor was packed all night long, except when a couple of broken glasses were being cleaned up!  Here’s a list of the stuff played by The Boog:

• The Meters-Chicken Strut (Josie)
• Timmy Thomas-Have Some Boogaloo (Goldwax)
• Willie Rosario and His Orchestra-Watusi Boogaloo (Atco)
• Reebop Kwaku Baah-Silly Boy (Island)
• Betty Harris-There’s a Break in the Road (SSS International)
• The Neapolitans-Corsstown Traffic (Hot Funky & Sweaty, UK)
• David Alexandre Winter-Qu’Est-Ce Que J’Ai Danse (Riviera, Canada)
• The Harvey Averne Band-Stand (Fania)
• Tom Jones-Not Responsible (Parrot)
• Pretty Purdie-Caravan (Date)
• Rhinoceros-Apricot Brandy (Elektra)
• Orquesta Joe Cain-Mambo Au Go Go (Mainstream)
• Andanda Shankar-Jumpin’ Jack Flash (Reprise, France)
• Mongo Santamaria-Sunshine of Your Love (Atlantic)
• The Doors-Peace Frog (Elektra, France)
• The International Bongo Band-Congo (Challenge)
• Maytals-Monkey Man (Trojan, UK)
• Curtis Mayfield-Superfly (Curtom)
• (artist not listed)-Mirza (Milliat Freres, France)
• Buddy Rich Orchestra; vocal: Cathy Rich-The Beat Goes On (Pacific Jazz)
• Johnny Hallyday avec Les Blackburds-Noir C’est Noir (Philips, Canada)
• Hank Diamond-Soul Sauce (World Pacific)
• Nanette Workman-Lady Marmalade (Pacha, Canada)
• Elijah and the Ebonies-Hot Grits!!! (Capsoul)
• The Incredible Bongo Band-Bongolia (Pride)
• Apatchi Band-Issmak (President, UK)
• Marsha Hunt-(Oh, No! Not!) The Beast Day (Vertigo, Germany)
• Black Blood-A.I.E. (A Mwana) (Mainstream)
• The Aces-Reggae Motion (Sire)
• Tito Puente’s Orchestra-TP’s Shing-A-Ling (Tico)
• Dick Moorehead & the Paramounts-Spanish Batman (Cloud)
• Quincy Jones and His Orchestra-Soul Bossa Nova (Mercury)
• Nino Ferrer-Les Cornichons (Monkey) (Riviera, Canada)
• (no artist listed)-Dance the Slurp (7-Eleven)
• Jack Costanzo, Mr. Bongo-Chicken and Rice (Discomoda, Colombia)
• The Quik-Bert’s Apple Crumble (Deram, UK)
• Pig Bag-Papa’s Got a Brand New Pig Bag (Y, UK)
• Grupo Guerra-78-Soul Makossa (Discolando, Venezuela)
• Dave & Ansel Collins-Doing Your Own Thing (Techniques, UK)
• Bill Doggett-Honky Tonk Popcorn (King)
• Les Beethovens-Pour Moi Ça Va (Miracle, Canada)
• Sharon Jones-I Got the Feeling (Desco)
• Keith Mansfield & His Orchestra-Boogaloo (Epic)

None of these records are for sale.

FULL DIMENSIONAL SOUND!!!!

Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus and Howie Pyro Fez up for the camera!!

On Friday September 9, The WANG DANG DOODLE presented FULL DIMENSIONAL SOUND!  Guest DJ was the internationally renowned Howie Pyro.  Dig his groovy scene at Luxuriamusic.com!!!  Mr. Pyro donned the traditional fez and blasted some fabulous sounds.  Here’s a list of the slightly less fabulous sounds blasted by host DJ Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus:

• The Individuals—7 Potato Mash (Rendezvous)
• The Buttons—Shimmy Shimmy Watusi (Columbia)
• Johnny Morisette—Wildest Girl in Town (SAR)
• Buster Brown—John Henry (The Steel Driving Man) (Fire)
• Slim Harpo—I’m a King Bee (Excello)
• Butch Andrews—Sneaking Home (Jewel)
• Ray Charles and Orchestra—Get on the Right Track Baby (Atlantic)
• Johnny Otis—Hand Jive One More Time (King)
• The Gypsies—Jerk It (Old Town)
• The Diamond Four—Anny Fanny (RCA Victor)
• Torquays—Shake a Tail Feather (Punch)
• Lonnie Youngblood—Come On Let’s Strug (Cameo)
• Chuck Berry—Come On (Chess)
• The Righteous Brothers—She’s Mine All Mine (Philles)
• The 4 Season—Ain’t That A Shame (Vee Jay)
• The Persuaders—Tijuana Surf (Original Sound)
• Chick Wilis—Mr. Moon Man I’ve Come to Bring You Some Food (Reginald)
• The Feathers—Them Onions (Veep)
• The O’Jays—Girl Machine (Imperial)
• Ronnie romantic—Dresses Getting Shorter (Royal Standard)
• The Viceroys—Seagrams (Bethlehem)
• Laverne Baker—It’s So Fine (Atlantic)
• The Martells—What Can I Do (Atco)
• Billy Watkins—I Wanna Know (Chess)
• The Clovers—One More Time (Come On) (Porwin)
• Bill Black and his Combo—Monkey-Shine (Hi)
• Hank Mance and the Blues Faculty—Red Beans and Rice (Soul International)
• Vibrations named by others as Marathons—Peanut Butter (Argo)
• Jewel Akens—(Dancing) The Mashed Potatoes (Capehart)
• Marvin & Johnny—Hot Biscuits and Gravy (Felsted)
• Elvis Presley—Do the Clam (RCA Victor)
• Roy Lee Johnson—Black Pepper Will Make You Sneeze (OKeh)
• The Chanteys—Space Probe (Downey)
• The Bikinis—Bikini (Roulette)
• The Mad Lads—The Sidewalk Surf (Stax)
• A.C. Jones & the Soulettes—Hole in Your Soul Part I (Imperial)
• Frank Frost—My Back Scratcher (Jewel)
• Alvin Cash featuring The Registers—Feel So Good (Mar-V-Lus)
• The Mavericks—The Chicken Back (Harmon)
• Carol Fran—I’m Gonna Try (Port)
• The Lidos—Bashanova (Mercury)
• Rhroda Scott—I-Yi-Yi-Yi Pt. 2 (Tru-Sound)
• The Miller Sisters—Pop Your Finger (Hully Gully Dance) (Glodis)
• Big Dee Irwin—Happy Being Fat (Dimension)
• Alex Williams and the Mustangs—Soul Strut (Part 1) (Soultrack)
• Thurston Harris with Earl Palmer and Band—One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer (Aladdin)
• Dee Dee Sharp—Do the Bird (Cameo)
• The Relations—Puddin-N-Tang (Is My Name) (Lebby)
• The Camelots—Scratch (Comet)
• A.C. Reed & His Band—My Baby’s Been Cheating (I Know) (Cool)
• Polka Dot Slim—A Thing You Gotta Face (Instant)
• Johnnie Morrisette—I Don’t Need Nobody But You (SAR)
• Johnny Meyers—T.C.B. (Taking Care of Business) (Peacock)
• Jesse Perkins and the Bad Boys—One More Kiss (Savoy)
• Intruders—I’m Sold (On You) (Gowen)
• Eddie THE HAWK King—Never Had Enough Love (Pryce)
• Chuck Bene and the Mice—The Old Mouse (Columbia)
• Elsie Mae (T.V. Mama)—Whole Lot of Lovin’ (Smash)
• The Swinging Blue Jeans—Shake, Rattle and Roll (Imperial)
• Shep and the Limelites—The Monkey (Hull)
• Riff Ruffin—Hoop and Holler (Enjoy)
• Billy & the King Bees—Susie Q (Volt)
• Zoot Money—The Uncle Willie (Decca, UK)
• The Mystics—Mash Potatoes With Me (King)
• Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs—Mashed Potato (Parlophone, Australia)
• The Combo Kings—Mish Mash (Flo-Jo)
• Chubby Checker—Good, Good Lovin’ (Parkway)
• Aretha Franklin—Rough Lover (Columbia)
• Les Pingouins—Voo-Doo-Twist (Decca, France)
• The Misfits, vocal: Dan Sitter—Mess Around (Agar)
• The Continentals—Don’t Do It, Baby (Davis)
• Jennell Hawkins—Money (That’s What I Want) (Amazon)
• The Blue Diamons—No Money (Savoy)
• Lefty Frizzell—You’re Humbuggin’ Me (Columbia)
• The Vice-roys—Buzz-Bomb (Bethlehem)
• The Imperialites—Let’s Get One (Imperial)
• Bill Smith Combo—Loco (Chess)
• Bobby Miller—Uncle Willie Time (Constellation)
• The Tarantulas—Tarantula (Atlantic)
• Fred Lower – Big Bo and the Arrows—I’m Sorry (Atco)
• Sugar Pie Desanto—Can’t Let You Go (Checker)
• The Ikettes—Camel Walk (Modern)
• Bobby Bunny and the Jackrabbits—The Joker (Arrow)

None of these records are for sale.

New and improved CREPUSCULE WITH BOOGALOO #19!

A few of the records played at CREPUSCULE WITH BOOGALOO.

On Thursday September 8, CREPUSCULE WITH BOOGALOO returned to the Fifth Estate.  This event features the exciting, eclectic musical tastes of DJ Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus.  This was the 19^th Crep, but the first one held at its new slot, select Thursday nights.  The move to Thursdays proved to be a fine one, as many of the Boog’s friends from the Park Slope area dropped by to dig the new scene.  Here is a list of the selections selected by Boog the selector:

• Herbie Mann—Watermelon Man (from LP Latin Mann/Herbie Mann: Afro to Bossa to Blues, Columbia)
• Silver Seas Calypso Band—Reincarnation (from LP Island Champions, Ritmo)
• Enoch Light and his Orchestra—Dream Lover (from LP Discotheque Dance… Dance… Dance, Command)
• Nick Rossi Set—The Grand Turk (Flare Sound Recordings)
• Nicky Thomas—Have a Little Faith (from LP Feelin’ High, Columbia House)
• Enricque Montoya, su guitarra y su Conjunto—Esperanza (from EP Cocktail Flamenco, Regal, Spain)
• Billy Hope and the Badmen—Mesmodia the Stranger (Sharp)
• Jackie Verdelll—Come Let Me Love You (Peacock)
• Daddy Goodlowe and His Band—Jamil—Part I (Vee Jay)
• Willie Bobo—Fried Neckbones and Some Home Fries (Verve)
• John Hill—Bug Eyes (Amy)
• Mose Allison—Everybody Cryin’ Mercy (Atlantic)
• Jil Jilala—Lahkaya (Disques Gam, Morroco)
• Cutun and His Orchestra—Quiereme (Cha Cha Cha) (Fiesta)
• Lord Valentino—Calypso Pollution (Straker’s)
• Scat Man Crothers—Golly Zonk! (It’s Scat Man) (HBR)
• Duke Ellington—Cop-Out (Columbia)
• Frank Hunter and the Huntsmen—Mama Didn’t Lie (from LP Watermelon Man, Epic)
• Della Reese—My World Is Empty Without You (from LP  I Gotta Be Me… This Trip Out, ABC)
• The Phoenix Authority—Susie Q (from the LP Blood, Sweat & Brass Mainstream)
• The Tampicos—Tijuana Surf (from the LP That Torrid Tampico Sound!, (CBS, UK)
• Stu Phillips—Angels From Hell (from the LP Angels From Hell original sound track, Tower)
• Sounds Inc.—Taboo (Decca, UK)
• Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers—Soul CafĂ© (Verve)
• Desmond Dekker & the Aces—Intensified (Beverleys, Jamaica)
• Manolo Escobar y sus Guitarras—El Porompompero (Belter, Spain)
• Simtec Simmons—Tea Box (Maurci)
• Jimmy Witherspoon—Hey, Mrs. Jones (Reprise)
• Ganim’s Asia Minors—Halvah (East West)
• Black Cats—A Chili Pum (S&S, Turkey)
• Boris Gardner—Melting Pot (Jaguar)
• Ray Charles presents David “Fathead” Newman (saxophone)—Hard Times (Part I) (Atlantic)
• Young-Holt Unlimited—Dig Her Walk (Brunswick)
• Jonas Gwangwa African Explosion—Goin’ Home (Blum DiDi Sunshine) (Decca)
• Hopeton Lewis with the S.P.M.s—Grooving Out on Life (Merrit Disc, Jamaica)
• Ray & his Court—Soul Freedom (Jazzman)
• Chuck Berry—Jamaica Farwell (from the EP Eddy Mitchell PrĂ©sente les Rois du Rock “Chuck Berry a Londres”, Barclay, France)
• Ivory Joe Hunter—This Kind of Woman (Stax)
• The Shadows—F.B.I. (Columbia, UK)
• Perez Prado—Mambo No. 5 (RCA Victor)
• Willie Williams—Armagideon Time (Studio 1, Jamaica)
• Orchestra conducted by Quincy Jones—Hangin’ Paper (Colgems)
• Johnnie Morisette—I Love Women (Checker)
• Mongo Santamaria—Sitting on the Dock of the Bay (Columbia)
• Cash McCall—You Ain’t Too Cool (Thomas)
• Quartet Tres Bien—Voo Doo Man (Royal-Tone)
• Mighty Diamonds—Gypsy Woman (Gibbs, Jamaica)
• Dennis Budimer—The Cobra (from the LP The Creeper, Mainstream)
• The Daktaris—Voodoo Soul Stew (from the LP Soul Explosion, Desco)
• Quincy Jones—Boogie Bossa Nova (from the LP Big Band Bossa Nova, Mercury)
• Bob Thiele and his New Happy Times Orchestra—Light My Fire (from the LP Light My Fire, Impulse)
• Los Admiradores—Caravan (from the LP Bongos/Flutes/Guitars, Command)
• Dave Berry—This Strange Effect (London)
• Arthur Lee and the L.A.G.’s—Rumble-Sill-Skins (Capitol)
• Conjunto ZĂ© Rosa—Mambo Para Trompete (Alvorada, Portugal)
• Roland Al and the Soul Brothers—Phoenix City (Island, UK)
• Manfred Mann—With a Girl Like You (from the EP Instrumental Assassination, Fontana, UK)
• Thelonious Monk, solo piano—Blue Monk (Riverside)
• The Crystals—He Hit Me (And It Felt Like a Kiss) (Philles)
• The Rockbusters—Tough Chick (Cadence)
• Bunny Wailer—Dreamland Dub (Island)
• Tommy McCook and the Supersonics—Tribute to Don (Yew)

None of these records are for sale.

CREPUSCULE WITH BOOGALOO is now held on select early Thursday evenings:
September 22, 29
(September 29 will be followed by Peter Case live event!)
October 13, 27
November 10

Boogaloo and Bop at Go-Go Gorilla!

Hiromu, The Boog and Kick swing at Go-Go Gorilla!

[September 2] Confirmed at the last minute—literally about five hours before the gig!!—Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus swung a few rekkids at Go-Go Gorilla, a groovy, rockin’ night hosted by our pals Kick and Hiromu of Rebel Night at Otto’s Shrunken Head.  A really cool band from Charlotte, North Carolina called The Honey Harlows played after midnight.  The Boog followed and played these rekkids (including a set of boss Japanese garage rock, AKA Group Sound, jams that thoroughly entertained our Japanese friends) in this order:

• The Jaguars—The Gorilla (Dot)
• Link Wray and the Wraymen—Comanche (Epic)
• “Big” Al Downing—Georgia Slop (Columbia)
• The Undertakers—Stupidity (Pye, UK)
• The Fearsome Foursome—Stranded in the Jungle (Capitol)
• Les Ombres—Teen Age Letter (Olympia, Belgium)
• Lee Moses—Day Tripper (Musicor)
• D’Swooner’s—Mickey’s Monkey (Philips, Japan)
• The Carnabeats—Give Me Lovin’ (Philips, Japan)
• Terry Terauchi and the Bunnys—Hey! You Stop! (Seven Seas, Japan)
• The Rolling Stones—She Said Yeah (Peerless/London, Mexico)
• The Sonics—The Hustler (Etiquette)
• Georgie Fame & the Blue Flames—Last Night (Imperial)
• Pierre Perpall—Satisfaction (TĂ©lĂ©disc, Canada)
• Tom Jones—Bama Lama Bama Loo (London, Japan)
• Little Bob—I Got Loaded (La Louisanne)
• The Spiders—Furi Furi (Crown, Japan)
• The Spiders—Boom Boom (Philips, Japan)
• The Bunnys—(title in Japanes) (Seven Seas, Japan)
• (artist in Japanese)—(title in Japanes) (Victor, Japan)
• The Golden Cups—Love Is My Life (Capitol, Japan)
• The Wild Ones—Aozora No Arukagiri (Capitol, Japan)
• Terry & the Bunnys—Test Driver (King, Japan)
• The Golden Cups—Baby, Please Don’t’ Run Away (Capitol, Japan)
• The Spiders—Up-Side-Down (Philips, Japan)
• The Golden Cups—This Bad Girl (Capitol, Japan)
• Los Sirex—El Tren de la Cosa (Vergara, Spain)
• The Ventures—Escape, (Liberty, Japan)
• Jimmy Stokley and the Exiles—It’s Alligator Time (LTD International)
• The Novas—The Crusher (Parrot)
• Hollywood Hurricanes—Have Love, Will Travel (Prima)
• The Walker Brothers—Land of a Thousand Dances (Philips, Japan)
• Baby Huey & the Baby Sitters—Monkey Man (Satellite)
• Chubby Checker—Karate Monkey (Parkway)
• Lincoln Chase—Miss Orangatang (Columbia)
• Tarheel Slim—Number Nine Train (Fury)
• Johnny and the Vibratones—Bird Stompin’ (Warner Bros.)
• The Gallants—The Batman Theme (Capitol)
• The Batmen—Batman (CBS, Germany)
• The Surfaris—Tequila (Dot, Japan)
• Ronnie and the Pomona Casuals—I Wanna Do the Jerk (Donna)
• Larry Hale—Shout and Do the Duck (Columbia)
• Maytals—Monkey Man (Trojan, UK)
• The Equals—Police on My Back (RCA, Japan)
• The Flamin’ Groovies—Headin’ for the Texas Border (Kama Sutra, UK)
• The Fabulous Peps—With These Eyes (Wee 3)
• Creedence Clearwater Revival—Call It Pretending (Scorpio)
• The Squires—Going All the Way (Atco)
• Albert Collins—Thaw-Out (Hall)
• The Iguanas—Mona (Forte)
• The Wolf Men—Watusi Beat (Bobbette)
• Los Talayotts—Sha La La La Lee (Polydor, Spain)
• Dave “Baby” Cortez—Hurricane (Clock)

None of these records are for sale!

The Honey Harlows rock at Otto’s during Go-Go Gorilla!

¡Boogaloo Fiesta en la Playa! — Tiki Oasis report

Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus and Cyrano at ¡Boogaloo Fiesta en la Playa!

Tiki Oasis, the most fantabulous tiki enthusiast event in the world, took place on four swingin’ days in August—18 through 21—at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in San Deigo.  Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus was asked to co-host a dance party with his pal DJ Cyrano (KXLU), so off he went, to the Golden State!

¡Boogaloo Fiesta en la Playa! was held on the Friday night.  That afternoon, The Boog rounded up some friends, old and new (Baba and Hector from The Zeros, Suz from Italy) and headed for Tijuana.  Some great food was eaten and a few records and wrestling masks were purchased.  The Boog was lucky enough to find a pari of fabulous shoes:  patent leather, pointed toes, Cuban heels.  After a TWO HOUR wait in line to get back into the States(!!), the Boog just barely made it in time for his DJ gig.

Baba, Suz and Hector in Tijuana. Photo by Phast.

¡The Boogaloo Fiesta! was a boss’ affair, with surprise, unofficial guest host Big Sandy (who had sung with Los Straight Jackets earlier in the evening) sitting on the stage most of the night, with a great big smile on his handsome face and a rum drink in one hand.  Regular Wang Dang Doodle Go-Go dancer Brooklyn Babydoll was also on hand to provide artistic gyrations at the appropriate moments.

Cryano spins as Big Sandy digs and Brooklyn Babydoll frugs.

DJ Cyrano, who played some excellent songs, came up with a great idea:  On the back of posters and taped to the wall behind the DJ booth, the nights DJs listed the songs that they played as they played them.  Watch this space to see more news on that.  Meanwhile, here are the songs that Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus played:

• Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass—Wade in the Water (A&M)
• Mongo Santamaria—Cold Sweat (Columbia)
• Tito Puente’s Orchestra—T.P.’s Shing-a-Ling (Tico)
• Chris Powell and His Five Flames—I Come From Jamaica (Spanish Town, UK)
• Ray Barretto—Ska Cha (The Thing to Do) (Tico)
• Claus Ogerman—Yambo (RCA Victor)
• Toño             Quirazco ys su Show Cartier—Como Baila Boogaloo (Orfeon, Mexico)
• Ray Barretto—Do You Dig It! (United Artists)
• Perez Prado y su Oquesta—L’Hippopame (RCA Victor, Mexico)
• The Killer Joe Orchestra—My Girl Sloopy (Cha-Cha – Watusi) (Atlantic)
• Rafael Cortijo—Chinito Boogaloo (Tico)
• Tony Mottola—Tequila (Project 3)
• Los Rockin’ Devil’s—Soy Feliz (I Got You) (Orfeon, Mexico)
• Mongo Santamaira—Sunshine of Your Love (Atlantic)
• The Emperors—My Baby Likes to Boogaloo (Mala)
• Ricardo Ray—Nitty Gritty (Alegre)
• Joe Cuba Sextet—Bang Bang (Tico)
• Elliott Shavers—Soul Village (Blaun)
• Sonny Delane—Nossa Botas Foram Feitas Para Andar (Mocambo, Brazil)
• Bruno Lomas—No Es Serio Tu Amor (Regal, Spain)
• Jose Luis y Los Maloos—Confesiones de Media Noche (Cap Latino)
• Willie Rosario and His Orchestra—Watusi Boogaloo (Atco)
• The Latin Quarters—Mira Mira (Red Bird)
• Timmy Thomas—Have Some Boogaoo (Goldwax)
• Orquesta Joe Cain—Mambo Au Go Go (Mainstream)
• Dick Moorehead & the Paramounts—Spanish Batman (Cloud)
• Jack Costanzo, Mr. Bongo—Chicken and Rice (Discomoda, Columbia)
• Coasters—Love Potion Number Nine (King)
• Los Johnny Jets—Cul Jerk (Discos Columbia)
• Las Moskas—Mony Mony (CBS, Mexico)
• Sonny Ace & the Twisters—Wooleh Booleh (Atlantic)
• Los Yaki—Nadie Como Yo (Capitol, Mexico)
• Los Rockin’ Devil’s—La Pequeña Lupe Lu (Orfeon, Mexico)
• Hermanas Benitez—El Monkey (Discophon, Spain)
• Carlos Roman y su Conjunto—Swing Colombiano (Welcome Twist) (Son-Art, Mexico)
• Sonora Santanera—El Orangutan (Discos Columbia)
• Hernando Hopkins and Orchestra—Rudolph the Red Nose Reidnder Cha Cha (ABC-Paramount)
• Mongo Santamaria—Watermelon Man (Columbia)
• Sonora en Bogota de Cesar Pompeyo—Pescao (Sn-Art, Mexico)
• Fernandito Villalona y su Orq.—Tabaco y Ron (Prodim, Panama)
• OrganizaciĂłn Santa Martha—Cumbia en el Caribe (Discos Lalo, Mexico)
• Perez “Prez” Prado and His Orchestra  “The King of the Mambo”—Marilyn Monroe Mambo (RCA Victor)
• Fruko y Sus Tesos—El Patilero (Fuentes, Columbia)
• Orchestra Capri, vocals: Dukie Gonzalez—Bonito (Mañana, ?)
• Herb Allpert & the Tijuana Brass—The Happening (A&M)
• Johnny Conquet, His Piano and Orch.—Rock’n Wail Merengue (Rainbow)
• Machito y sus Afro Cubanos—Feedin’ the Chickens (Seeco)
• Mongo Santamaria—I Got You (I Feel Good) (Columbia)
• Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass—Casino Royale (A&M)
• Toño Quirazco y su Conjunto—Lulu Bang Bang (Orfeon, Mexico)

The next day, after his morning swim, the Boog spun records at the Luxuria Music booth, located in the Kona Coast Room of the Crowne Plaza Hotel, where a bazaar was taking place—all sorts of artists, clothiers, craftsmen and other assorted vendors selling their wares, mostly tiki-related.  This is one of the greatest things about Tiki Oasis—the merchants.  The art quality is very high and most of it is totally amazing.  A tiki enthusiast can spend a LOT of money if one cannot restrain oneself.  Just looking at all the stuff is an E-ticket!  The Booga constrained himself to only buy one thing: a fez from Fez-O-Rama!

DJ Gaylord Fields tries to concentrate as Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus bugs him at the Luxuria Music booth.

Here are the records that the Boog played during his 30-minute set:

• Jack Costanzo and His Orchestra—Theme From Route 66 (Liberty)
• Quartet Tres Bien—Voo Doo Man (Royal-Tone)
• Damaxo Perez Prado—Sexomania (Orfeon, Mexico)
• Eddie Bo—We Like Mambo (Ace)
• Dave Bartholomew—Shrimp and Gumbo (Mambo, UK)
• The Marquees with the Big Sound of Don Ralke—Christmas in the Congo (Warner Bros.)
• Willie Bobo—Fried Neckbones and Some Home Fries (Verve)
• Paul Serrano & the Latin Souls—Latin Soul Boo-Ga-Loo Part I (Mercury)
• Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass—Darlin’ (A&M)
• Stan Kenton and His Orchestra—Tequila (Capitol)
• Perez Prado and His Orch.—Caravan (RCA Victor)
• Hank Diamond—Soul Sauce (Wachi Wara) (World Pacific)

90-year-old Mr. Bongo hits the conga at Tiki Oasis 11.

Saturday evening was truly exciting, starting with a set by The Boog’s hero Jack Costanzo, Mr. Bongo—a world-renown percussionist whose records are all amazing.  At 90-years-old, Jack can still smack the old skin around!  Plus, the band he had with him was perfect, playing latin jazz and Boogaloo grooves for about 45 minutes or so.  The Boog was able to get a picture sleeve autographed by Mr. Bongo.

Next up was Orchestra Superstring, featuring our pal DJ Bonebrake (of X, The Knitters, The Eyes and of course The DJ Bonebrake Trio).  It was a gas to see this ex-Love Supreme bang out some great original melodies on his trusty vibraphone.  After a burlesque show, DJ returned, behind the drums this time, and played with Herb—a tribute to Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass.

DJ Bonebrake is the featured vibist in the Orchestra Superstring at Tiki Oasis 11.

The evening continued with the Latin Au Go-Go dance event, hosted by the Luxuria Music DJs: Howie Pyro, Switched on Audrey and Strike.  It was a total GAS!!

It must be said that Otto and Baby Doe Von Stroheim put on one heck of a show!  Tiki Oasis is easily one of the most fun annual events in the world and it is highly recommended to all readers of the Boogaloo Blog.  Next year’s theme will be “spys” and will take place on the third weekend of August.  Attendance is strongly suggested.

NEW KICK!! Ultra Dynamic! Ultra Groovy!

Brooklyn Babydoll does the shimmy as Mr. Fine Wine cues another Ultra Dynamic Instrumental 45.

The Wang Dang Doodle was extremely proud to present New Kick! Ultra-Dynamic Instrumental Sounds on Friday August 12 featuring guest DJ Mr. Fine Wine—a man of international repute.  As expected, Mr. Fine Wine delivered the goods that night at Teddy’s Bar & Grill, as he played amazing instrumental after amazing instrumental.  Also, as expected, Go-Go dancer Brooklyn Babydoll presented some artistic gyrations, wearing a brief ensemble that included sparkling things. What was not expected was the appearance of the great Mexican DJ Carlos Tropicaza toward the end of the night.  He joined Mr. Fine wine and host Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus in a groovy one-after-the-other showdown of boss records until they kicked everybody out of the club!

Mr. Fine Wine, Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus and Carlos Tropicaza at the audio management station.

These are the records played by Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus:

• The Nilsmen—The Sand Step (RJR, Sweden)
• Neasden Connection—Cool Shade (Horse, UK)
• Les Sound Track—S.T.P. #1 (Bel-Air, Canada)
• The Popcorns—Chinese Twist (Decca)
• Sounds, Incorporated—In the Hall of the Mountain King (Liberty)
• Jerry Reed and the Hully Girlies—I’m Movin’ On (Columbia)
• The T-Birds—Wild Stomp (Gone)
• The Stokes—One Mint Julep (Alon)
• Lee Allen—Twistin’ With Mr. Lee (Ember)
• The Smart Set—Sorry About That Chief (Capitol, Canada)
• Bob Crane and His Orchestra—Get Smart (Epic)
• Dave Davani Four—The Jupe (Parlophone, UK)
• The Denvermen—Stomp Fever (RCA, Australia)
• Claus Ogerman—Yambo (RCA Victor)
• 101 Strings Orchestra—Karma Sitar (Alshire International)
• Augusto Algueró—Tartufo (AlguerĂł Discos, Spain)
• The Clee-Shays—The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (Union, Japan)
• Les and Larry Elgart—The Garbage (Columbia)
• Alex Keenan—Fuzz (Colgems)
• The Ski Stompers—Frump (Mercury)
• Bob Leaper and the Prophets—Come and Join Us (Reprise)
• Sounds Inc.—Taboo (Decca, UK)
• The Epics—Caravan (His Master’s Voice, Australia)
• Gabor Szabo—The Beat Goes On (Impulse)
• Baby Sticks and the Kingtones—Pigmy (Shelley)
• Ed Sullivan Singers and Orchestra—Sulli Gulli Part I (Columbia)
• Thelonious Monk—Hackensack (CBS, UK)
• London Fogg—Trippin’ (Imperial)
• Byron Lee and the Ska Kings—Watermelon Man Ska (Atlantic)
• Jack Costanzo—Theme From Route 66 (Liberty)
• The Bobby Williams Group—Boogaloo Mardi Gras Pt. 1 (Capitol)
• Lonnie Brooks—The Popeye (Midas)
• James Booker—Big Nick (Peacock)
• The New Breed—Sunny (Jamie)
• The Blues Kings—Trippin’ Out (Salmar)
• Boris Gardner—Melting Pot (Jaguar)
• Albert King—This Morning (King)
• The Ramrocks—Lasagna (Press)
• The Untouchables—Deacon’s Walk (Lawn)
• Barry Goldberg—Tell Mama (Buddah)
• The Boss Organ Charlie Earland Jr.—Rescue Me (Greezie)
• Dick Jacobs and His Orchestra—Barefootin’ (Brunswick)
• Les Paul—The System (London)
• The Ventures—Flights of Fantasy (Liberty)
• Les Yper Sound—Psyche Rock (Fontana, Italy)
• Simtec Simmons—Tea Pot (Maurci)
• Shirley Scott; saxophone solo – King Curtis—It’s Your Thing (Atlantic)
• King Curtis—Green Onions (Atco)
• The American Four—Soul Food (Selma)
• Little Deans Combo—Drop Out (Peoria)
• Freddy King—Onion Rings (Federal)
• The Electric Concept Orchestra—Grazing in the Grass (Limelight)
• Les Chevaliers du Ciel—Jet-Jerk (Philips, Canada)
• The Nick Venet Orchestra—Main Theme From “Out of Sight” (Decca)
• Jackie Mittoo, The Soul Bros.—Do the Bogaloo (Coxson, Jamaica)
• Al Rose Trio—Drum Talk (Klondike)
• The Romeos—Mon Petite Chow (Loma)
• Orchestra directed by Joseph Gershenson—The Pompeii Club (Decca)
• Buddy Morrow—Summer in the City (United Artists)
• Don Sebesky & the Jazz-Rock Syndrome—The Word (Verve)
• Booker T. & the M.G.’s—Soul Limbo (Stax)
• Cozy Cole—Cozy and Bossa (Bethlehem)
• Los Pentagonos—El Tiempo Es Corto (Musart, Mexico)
• Terry & the Blue Jeans—Kusatsubashi (King, Japan)
• The Ventures—Secret Agent Man (Liberty, Japan)
• Guitar Gable—Guitar Rhumbo (Excello)
• Prince Buster’s All Stars—One Step Beyond (Blue Beat, UK)
• Willie Wright and His Sparklers—Gibble, Gobble (Federal)
• No artist listed—Le Rock du Roc (Le Chand de la Terre, France)
• Miles Davis—Spanish Key (Columbia)
• Sounds of Synanon—Long Hoop La (Epic)
• Joda Orchestra—El Torro (Jo Ci Da)
• The Teemates—Nightfall (Audio Fidelity)
• Wes Dakus—Hobo (Capitol, Canada)
• Duke Ellington—Cop Out (Columbia)
• The Gallants—The Batman Theme (Capitol)

None of these records are for sale.