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George Bruno Money, known as Zoot Money (born 17 July 1942, Bournemouth, England) is a British vocalist, keyboardist and bandleader best known for his playing of the Hammond organ and association with his Big Roll Band. Inspired by Jerry Lee Lewis and Ray Charles, he was drawn to rock and roll music and became a leading light in the vibrant music scene of Bournemouth and Soho during the 1960s. Money has been associated with Eric Burdon, Steve Marriott, Rocket 88, Snowy White, Mick Taylor, Spencer Davis, Geno Washington, Brian Joseph Friel, The Hard Travelers, Widowmaker and Alan Price. He is also known as a bit part and character actor.
From January,1967 , a glimpse through the past darkly,to klooks kleek,Hampstead ,to witness Zoot in looning,hammond r&b;,monster mode, dig the mod audience. Within a matter of months Zoot & most of the audience would go 'Psychedelic' ...from walkin' the dog to madman running through the fields in the wink of an eye...There was good acid around back then !
- published: 18 Mar 2009
- views: 40716
The extra-ordinary Sixties experience of moving to London and learning to lead your own band
- published: 27 Jul 2015
- views: 591
Zoot Money , looning it up with the fantastic Big Roll Bands take on Jimmy Smiths seminal Mod Hammond classic " The Cat" . UK Columbia 1966,
- published: 21 Mar 2011
- views: 18618
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - The Uncle Willie (1964)
"A's & B's Scrapbook" (2003)
- published: 24 Jul 2014
- views: 1429
Zoot Money & Friends, (Nick Newall, Ronnie Johnson, Steve Laffy and Paul MacCallum), playing The Big Roll Band 60s classic live at The Bull's Head in Barnes on 31st October 2012. We Are The Mods!
- published: 05 Nov 2012
- views: 785
Zoot Money
George Bruno "Zoot" Money (born 17 July 1942 in Bournemouth, Hampshire) is an English vocalist, keyboardist and bandleader. He is best known for his playing of the Hammond organ and association with his Big Roll Band. Inspired by Jerry Lee Lewis and Ray Charles, he was drawn to rock and roll music and became a leading light in the vibrant music scene of Bournemouth and Soho during the 1960s. He took his stage name 'Zoot' from Zoot Sims after seeing him in concert.
Money has been associated with The Animals, Eric Burdon, Steve Marriott, Kevin Coyne, Humble Pie, Rocket 88, Snowy White, Mick Taylor, Spencer Davis, Vivian Stanshall, Geno Washington, Joseph Friel, the Hard Travelers, Widowmaker and Alan Price. He is also known as a bit part and character actor.
Music career
Big Roll Band and Dantalion's Chariot
In early autumn 1961 Money formed the Big Roll Band with himself as vocalist, Roger Collis on lead guitar, pianist Al Kirtley (later of Trendsetters Limited), bassist Mike "Monty" Montgomery and drummer Johnny Hammond. In 1962 drummer Pete Brookes replaced Hammond at the same time as bassist Johnny King and tenor sax player Kevin Drake joined the band.
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2:36Zoot Money & Big Rool Band ♪ A big time operator (1966)
Zoot Money & Big Rool Band ♪ A big time operator (1966)Zoot Money & Big Rool Band ♪ A big time operator (1966)
**No copyright infringement intended** George Bruno Money, known as Zoot Money (born 17 July 1942, Bournemouth, England) is a British vocalist, keyboardist and bandleader best known for his playing of the Hammond organ and association with his Big Roll Band. Inspired by Jerry Lee Lewis and Ray Charles, he was drawn to rock and roll music and became a leading light in the vibrant music scene of Bournemouth and Soho during the 1960s. Money has been associated with Eric Burdon, Steve Marriott, Rocket 88, Snowy White, Mick Taylor, Spencer Davis, Geno Washington, Brian Joseph Friel, The Hard Travelers, Widowmaker and Alan Price. He is also known as a bit part and character actor. -
6:26ZOOT MONEY : KLOOKS KLEEK , January 1967
ZOOT MONEY : KLOOKS KLEEK , January 1967ZOOT MONEY : KLOOKS KLEEK , January 1967
From January,1967 , a glimpse through the past darkly,to klooks kleek,Hampstead ,to witness Zoot in looning,hammond r&b;,monster mode, dig the mod audience. Within a matter of months Zoot & most of the audience would go 'Psychedelic' ...from walkin' the dog to madman running through the fields in the wink of an eye...There was good acid around back then ! -
2:47Zoot Money learns the Alexis Korner style
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3:39Zoot Money and the Big Roll Band - " The Cat "
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2:28Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Walking The Dog
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2:56Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - The Uncle Willie
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3:39Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - 07.Please Stay
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6:38Zoot Money & Friends - Big Time Operator - Live 2012
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Zoot Money & Friends, (Nick Newall, Ronnie Johnson, Steve Laffy and Paul MacCallum), playing The Big Roll Band 60s classic live at The Bull's Head in Barnes on 31st October 2012. We Are The Mods!
'Zoot Money' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
All Is by My Side (2013)
Actors: Nigel Thomas (producer), André Benjamin (actor), Kathleen Weir (miscellaneous crew), John Ridley (producer), John Ridley (writer), John Ridley (director), Imogen Poots (actress), Kami Naghdi (miscellaneous crew), Burn Gorman (actor), Joe McKinney (actor), Leonie Pendergast (costume designer), Tristan Lynch (producer), Amy Chaffee (miscellaneous crew), Hayley Atwell (actress), Ruth Negga (actress),
Genres: Biography, Drama, Music,Money, Zoot Filmography
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2000, role: actor , character name: The Fan
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1992, role: actor , character name: J J Ellis
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1990, role: actor , character name: Ronnie Campbell
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1987, role: actor , character name: Supersonic Sam
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1986, role: actor , character name: Chez Nobody Barman
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1986, role: actor , character name: Carpenter
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1984, role: actor , character name: 1st Taxi Driver
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1984, role: actor , character name: Party Guest
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1983, role: actor , character name: Pirate
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1983, role: actor , character name: Chalky White
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1981, role: actor , character name: Dorking
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1981, role: actor , character name: Publishing Executive
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1980, role: actor , character name: Promotion Man
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1979, role: actor , character name: Lotterby
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1978, role: actor , character name: Red Hair
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1967, role: actor , character name: Sagittarius
Zoot Money
ALBUMS
- The Best of Zoot Money's Big Roll Band released: 2007
- It Should've Been Me released: 1965
- Extremely Live at Birmingham Town Hall released:
The Best of Zoot Money's Big Roll Band
Released 2007- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Uncle Willie
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Let's Run for Cover
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Stop the Wedding
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen You Know You'll Cry
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Please Stay
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Big Time Operator
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Stubborn Kind of Fellow
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Zoot's Sermon
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Nick Knack
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I'll Go Crazy
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen It Should've Been Me
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Cat
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Bright Lights Big City
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Back Door Blues
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Sweet Little Rock and Roller
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Chauffeur
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Let the Good Times Roll
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen James Brown Medley: I'll Go Crazy / Poppa's Got a Brand New Bag / Out of Sight / I Feel Good
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Barefootin'
It Should've Been Me
Released 1965- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I'll Go Crazy
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Jump Back
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Along Came John
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Back Door Blues
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen It Should've Been Me
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Sweet Little Rock 'n Roller
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen My Wife Can't Cook
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Rags And Old Iron
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen the Cat
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Feelin' Sad
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Bright Lights, Big City
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Final
Extremely Live at Birmingham Town Hall
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Spencer Davis / Intro 1
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Let the Good Times Roll
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Key to the Highway
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Feets Too Big
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Tamp Em Up Solid
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Ain't Nothing Shakin' but the Bacon
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Intro 2
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I Think It's Going to Rain Today
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Thrill Is Gone
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Watch the River Flow
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Stormy Monday
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Zoot Money & Big Rool Band ♪ A big time operator (1966)
**No copyright infringement intended** George Bruno Money, known as Zoot Money (born 17 July 1942, Bournemouth, England) is a British vocalist, keyboardist and bandleader best known for his playing of the Hammond organ and association with his Big Roll Band. Inspired by Jerry Lee Lewis and Ray Charles, he was drawn to rock and roll music and became a leading light in the vibrant music scene of Bournemouth and Soho during the 1960s. Money has been associated with Eric Burdon, Steve Marriott, Rocket 88, Snowy White, Mick Taylor, Spencer Davis, Geno Washington, Brian Joseph Friel, The Hard Travelers, Widowmaker and Alan Price. He is also known as a bit part and character actor. -
ZOOT MONEY : KLOOKS KLEEK , January 1967
From January,1967 , a glimpse through the past darkly,to klooks kleek,Hampstead ,to witness Zoot in looning,hammond r&b;,monster mode, dig the mod audience. Within a matter of months Zoot & most of the audience would go 'Psychedelic' ...from walkin' the dog to madman running through the fields in the wink of an eye...There was good acid around back then ! -
Zoot Money learns the Alexis Korner style
The extra-ordinary Sixties experience of moving to London and learning to lead your own band -
Zoot Money`s Big Roll Band - Big Time Operator
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Zoot Money and the Big Roll Band - " The Cat "
Zoot Money , looning it up with the fantastic Big Roll Bands take on Jimmy Smiths seminal Mod Hammond classic " The Cat" . UK Columbia 1966, -
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - The Uncle Willie
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - 07.Please Stay
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Zoot Money & Friends - Big Time Operator - Live 2012
Zoot Money & Friends, (Nick Newall, Ronnie Johnson, Steve Laffy and Paul MacCallum), playing The Big Roll Band 60s classic live at The Bull's Head in Barnes on 31st October 2012. We Are The Mods!
Zoot Money & Big Rool Band ♪ A big time operator (1966)
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- Updated: 25 Dec 2010
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**No copyright infringement intended**
George Bruno Money, known as Zoot Money (born 17 July 1942, Bournemouth, England) is a British vocalist, keyboardist and...
**No copyright infringement intended**
George Bruno Money, known as Zoot Money (born 17 July 1942, Bournemouth, England) is a British vocalist, keyboardist and bandleader best known for his playing of the Hammond organ and association with his Big Roll Band. Inspired by Jerry Lee Lewis and Ray Charles, he was drawn to rock and roll music and became a leading light in the vibrant music scene of Bournemouth and Soho during the 1960s. Money has been associated with Eric Burdon, Steve Marriott, Rocket 88, Snowy White, Mick Taylor, Spencer Davis, Geno Washington, Brian Joseph Friel, The Hard Travelers, Widowmaker and Alan Price. He is also known as a bit part and character actor.
wn.com/Zoot Money Big Rool Band ♪ A Big Time Operator (1966)
**No copyright infringement intended**
George Bruno Money, known as Zoot Money (born 17 July 1942, Bournemouth, England) is a British vocalist, keyboardist and bandleader best known for his playing of the Hammond organ and association with his Big Roll Band. Inspired by Jerry Lee Lewis and Ray Charles, he was drawn to rock and roll music and became a leading light in the vibrant music scene of Bournemouth and Soho during the 1960s. Money has been associated with Eric Burdon, Steve Marriott, Rocket 88, Snowy White, Mick Taylor, Spencer Davis, Geno Washington, Brian Joseph Friel, The Hard Travelers, Widowmaker and Alan Price. He is also known as a bit part and character actor.
- published: 25 Dec 2010
- views: 23499
ZOOT MONEY : KLOOKS KLEEK , January 1967
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- Duration: 6:26
- Updated: 18 Mar 2009
- views: 40716
From January,1967 , a glimpse through the past darkly,to klooks kleek,Hampstead ,to witness Zoot in looning,hammond r&b;,monster mode, dig the mod audience. Wi...
From January,1967 , a glimpse through the past darkly,to klooks kleek,Hampstead ,to witness Zoot in looning,hammond r&b;,monster mode, dig the mod audience. Within a matter of months Zoot & most of the audience would go 'Psychedelic' ...from walkin' the dog to madman running through the fields in the wink of an eye...There was good acid around back then !
wn.com/Zoot Money Klooks Kleek , January 1967
From January,1967 , a glimpse through the past darkly,to klooks kleek,Hampstead ,to witness Zoot in looning,hammond r&b;,monster mode, dig the mod audience. Within a matter of months Zoot & most of the audience would go 'Psychedelic' ...from walkin' the dog to madman running through the fields in the wink of an eye...There was good acid around back then !
- published: 18 Mar 2009
- views: 40716
Zoot Money learns the Alexis Korner style
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- Duration: 2:47
- Updated: 27 Jul 2015
- views: 591
The extra-ordinary Sixties experience of moving to London and learning to lead your own band
The extra-ordinary Sixties experience of moving to London and learning to lead your own band
wn.com/Zoot Money Learns The Alexis Korner Style
The extra-ordinary Sixties experience of moving to London and learning to lead your own band
- published: 27 Jul 2015
- views: 591
Zoot Money`s Big Roll Band - Big Time Operator
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- Duration: 2:24
- Updated: 30 Aug 2015
- views: 1279
- published: 30 Aug 2015
- views: 1279
Zoot Money and the Big Roll Band - " The Cat "
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- Duration: 3:39
- Updated: 21 Mar 2011
- views: 18618
Zoot Money , looning it up with the fantastic Big Roll Bands take on Jimmy Smiths seminal Mod Hammond classic " The Cat" . UK Columbia 1966,
Zoot Money , looning it up with the fantastic Big Roll Bands take on Jimmy Smiths seminal Mod Hammond classic " The Cat" . UK Columbia 1966,
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Zoot Money , looning it up with the fantastic Big Roll Bands take on Jimmy Smiths seminal Mod Hammond classic " The Cat" . UK Columbia 1966,
- published: 21 Mar 2011
- views: 18618
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Walking The Dog
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:28
- Updated: 05 Feb 2013
- views: 2188
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - The Uncle Willie
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:56
- Updated: 24 Jul 2014
- views: 1429
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - The Uncle Willie (1964)
"A's & B's Scrapbook" (2003)
- published: 24 Jul 2014
- views: 1429
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - 07.Please Stay
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:39
- Updated: 11 Sep 2015
- views: 516
- published: 11 Sep 2015
- views: 516
Zoot Money - Soma (Original Version)
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- Duration: 6:24
- Updated: 15 Dec 2011
- views: 4135
Zoot Money & Friends - Big Time Operator - Live 2012
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:38
- Updated: 05 Nov 2012
- views: 785
Zoot Money & Friends, (Nick Newall, Ronnie Johnson, Steve Laffy and Paul MacCallum), playing The Big Roll Band 60s classic live at The Bull's Head in Barnes on ...
Zoot Money & Friends, (Nick Newall, Ronnie Johnson, Steve Laffy and Paul MacCallum), playing The Big Roll Band 60s classic live at The Bull's Head in Barnes on 31st October 2012. We Are The Mods!
wn.com/Zoot Money Friends Big Time Operator Live 2012
Zoot Money & Friends, (Nick Newall, Ronnie Johnson, Steve Laffy and Paul MacCallum), playing The Big Roll Band 60s classic live at The Bull's Head in Barnes on 31st October 2012. We Are The Mods!
- published: 05 Nov 2012
- views: 785
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Zoot Money - Sweet Little Rock & Roller - Live 2010
Zoot Money & his Big Surprise Party Band playing the Chuck Berry classic live at The Bull's Head in Barnes on 25th August 2010. Ace! Check out Zoot's original recording of this track with his Big Roll Band on the 1965 album "It Should Have Been Me". Nice! Another Mod legend captured live on video. We Are The MODS!! -
Zoot's Money Big Roll Band - Let The Good Times Roll [Live]
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Zoot Money - Big Time Operator - Live 2010
Zoot Money and his Surprise Party Band finish their 2nd set at The Bull's Head in Barnes on 25th August 2010 with Zoot's big hit from the Zoot Money & his Big Roll Band days in the 60s: Big Time Operator. Brilliant! With a little bit of Uncle Willie and a BIG laugh at the end. Get to The Bull's Head in Barnes, London on the last Wednesday of every month for Zoot's Surprise Party. Ace. WE ARE THE MODS!! -
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Hide Nor Hair - Live 2011
A brilliant live version of the Percy Mayfield 1960s R&B; classic, written for Ray Charles. Zoot is still delivering the goods with the Big Roll Band live at the Bull's Head in Barnes on the last Wednesday in the month, (http://www.thebullshead.com/GigListing.html). Currently the line-up is Paul McCallum, (bass), Steve Laffy (drums), Gary Foote (sax/flute) and Ronnie Johnson (guitar). Ace! Check out Zoot Money's website for more gigs info: http://www.zootmoney.org/ Nice! -
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Please Stay - Live 2011
Ace live version of the Burt Bacharach number, a 1965 A-side 45 for Zoot and guys. Zoot is still delivering the goods with the Big Roll Band live at the Bull's Head in Barnes on the last Wednesday in the month, (http://www.thebullshead.com/GigListing.html). Currently the line-up is Paul McCallum, (bass), Steve Laffy (drums), Gary Foote (sax/flute) and Ronnie Johnson (guitar). Ace! Check out Zoot Money's website for more gigs info: http://www.zootmoney.org/ Nice! -
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - The Uncle Willie - Live 2011
A brilliant live version of Zoot and the guys' 1964 A-side 45 for Decca, a cover of The Daylighters' "Oh Mom (Teach Me How to Uncle Willie)" from 1964. Nice! Zoot is still delivering the goods with the Big Roll Band live at the Bull's Head in Barnes on the last Wednesday in the month, (http://www.thebullshead.com/GigListing.html). Currently the line-up is Paul McCallum, (bass), Steve Laffy (drums), Gary Foote (sax/flute) and Ronnie Johnson (guitar). Ace! Check out Zoot Money's website for more gigs info: http://www.zootmoney.org/ Cool! -
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Barefootin - Live 2011
A brilliant live version of the Robert Parker's 'Barefootin'' live in 2011. Zoot is still delivering the goods with the Big Roll Band live at the Bull's Head in Barnes on the last Wednesday in the month, (http://www.thebullshead.com/GigListing.html). Currently the line-up is Paul McCallum, (bass), Steve Laffy (drums), Gary Foote (sax) and Ronnie Johnson (guitar). Ace! Check out Zoot Money's website for more gigs info: http://www.zootmoney.org/ Nice!
Zoot Money - Sweet Little Rock & Roller - Live 2010
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- Duration: 9:43
- Updated: 29 Aug 2010
- views: 2618
Zoot Money & his Big Surprise Party Band playing the Chuck Berry classic live at The Bull's Head in Barnes on 25th August 2010. Ace! Check out Zoot's original r...
Zoot Money & his Big Surprise Party Band playing the Chuck Berry classic live at The Bull's Head in Barnes on 25th August 2010. Ace! Check out Zoot's original recording of this track with his Big Roll Band on the 1965 album "It Should Have Been Me". Nice! Another Mod legend captured live on video. We Are The MODS!!
wn.com/Zoot Money Sweet Little Rock Roller Live 2010
Zoot Money & his Big Surprise Party Band playing the Chuck Berry classic live at The Bull's Head in Barnes on 25th August 2010. Ace! Check out Zoot's original recording of this track with his Big Roll Band on the 1965 album "It Should Have Been Me". Nice! Another Mod legend captured live on video. We Are The MODS!!
- published: 29 Aug 2010
- views: 2618
Zoot's Money Big Roll Band - Let The Good Times Roll [Live]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:34
- Updated: 12 Jan 2015
- views: 356
Zoot's Money Big Roll Band - Let The Good Times Roll [Live]
Zoot! (1966)
- published: 12 Jan 2015
- views: 356
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band / Chauffeur
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- Duration: 6:06
- Updated: 04 Feb 2015
- views: 1928
from 2015.04.01 release "Zoot! / Live At Klook's Kleek"
http://www.airmailrecordings.com/wasabi/wsbac003_5.html
from 2015.04.01 release "Zoot! / Live At Klook's Kleek"
http://www.airmailrecordings.com/wasabi/wsbac003_5.html
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Zoot Money - Big Time Operator - Live 2010
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:34
- Updated: 27 Aug 2010
- views: 3429
Zoot Money and his Surprise Party Band finish their 2nd set at The Bull's Head in Barnes on 25th August 2010 with Zoot's big hit from the Zoot Money & his Big R...
Zoot Money and his Surprise Party Band finish their 2nd set at The Bull's Head in Barnes on 25th August 2010 with Zoot's big hit from the Zoot Money & his Big Roll Band days in the 60s: Big Time Operator. Brilliant! With a little bit of Uncle Willie and a BIG laugh at the end. Get to The Bull's Head in Barnes, London on the last Wednesday of every month for Zoot's Surprise Party. Ace. WE ARE THE MODS!!
wn.com/Zoot Money Big Time Operator Live 2010
Zoot Money and his Surprise Party Band finish their 2nd set at The Bull's Head in Barnes on 25th August 2010 with Zoot's big hit from the Zoot Money & his Big Roll Band days in the 60s: Big Time Operator. Brilliant! With a little bit of Uncle Willie and a BIG laugh at the end. Get to The Bull's Head in Barnes, London on the last Wednesday of every month for Zoot's Surprise Party. Ace. WE ARE THE MODS!!
- published: 27 Aug 2010
- views: 3429
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Hide Nor Hair - Live 2011
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:05
- Updated: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 2474
A brilliant live version of the Percy Mayfield 1960s R&B; classic, written for Ray Charles. Zoot is still delivering the goods with the Big Roll Band live at the...
A brilliant live version of the Percy Mayfield 1960s R&B; classic, written for Ray Charles. Zoot is still delivering the goods with the Big Roll Band live at the Bull's Head in Barnes on the last Wednesday in the month, (http://www.thebullshead.com/GigListing.html). Currently the line-up is Paul McCallum, (bass), Steve Laffy (drums), Gary Foote (sax/flute) and Ronnie Johnson (guitar). Ace! Check out Zoot Money's website for more gigs info: http://www.zootmoney.org/ Nice!
wn.com/Zoot Money's Big Roll Band Hide Nor Hair Live 2011
A brilliant live version of the Percy Mayfield 1960s R&B; classic, written for Ray Charles. Zoot is still delivering the goods with the Big Roll Band live at the Bull's Head in Barnes on the last Wednesday in the month, (http://www.thebullshead.com/GigListing.html). Currently the line-up is Paul McCallum, (bass), Steve Laffy (drums), Gary Foote (sax/flute) and Ronnie Johnson (guitar). Ace! Check out Zoot Money's website for more gigs info: http://www.zootmoney.org/ Nice!
- published: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 2474
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Please Stay - Live 2011
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:44
- Updated: 04 Nov 2011
- views: 849
Ace live version of the Burt Bacharach number, a 1965 A-side 45 for Zoot and guys. Zoot is still delivering the goods with the Big Roll Band live at the Bull's ...
Ace live version of the Burt Bacharach number, a 1965 A-side 45 for Zoot and guys. Zoot is still delivering the goods with the Big Roll Band live at the Bull's Head in Barnes on the last Wednesday in the month, (http://www.thebullshead.com/GigListing.html). Currently the line-up is Paul McCallum, (bass), Steve Laffy (drums), Gary Foote (sax/flute) and Ronnie Johnson (guitar). Ace! Check out Zoot Money's website for more gigs info: http://www.zootmoney.org/ Nice!
wn.com/Zoot Money's Big Roll Band Please Stay Live 2011
Ace live version of the Burt Bacharach number, a 1965 A-side 45 for Zoot and guys. Zoot is still delivering the goods with the Big Roll Band live at the Bull's Head in Barnes on the last Wednesday in the month, (http://www.thebullshead.com/GigListing.html). Currently the line-up is Paul McCallum, (bass), Steve Laffy (drums), Gary Foote (sax/flute) and Ronnie Johnson (guitar). Ace! Check out Zoot Money's website for more gigs info: http://www.zootmoney.org/ Nice!
- published: 04 Nov 2011
- views: 849
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - The Uncle Willie - Live 2011
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:03
- Updated: 04 Nov 2011
- views: 1048
A brilliant live version of Zoot and the guys' 1964 A-side 45 for Decca, a cover of The Daylighters' "Oh Mom (Teach Me How to Uncle Willie)" from 1964. Nice! Zo...
A brilliant live version of Zoot and the guys' 1964 A-side 45 for Decca, a cover of The Daylighters' "Oh Mom (Teach Me How to Uncle Willie)" from 1964. Nice! Zoot is still delivering the goods with the Big Roll Band live at the Bull's Head in Barnes on the last Wednesday in the month, (http://www.thebullshead.com/GigListing.html). Currently the line-up is Paul McCallum, (bass), Steve Laffy (drums), Gary Foote (sax/flute) and Ronnie Johnson (guitar). Ace! Check out Zoot Money's website for more gigs info: http://www.zootmoney.org/ Cool!
wn.com/Zoot Money's Big Roll Band The Uncle Willie Live 2011
A brilliant live version of Zoot and the guys' 1964 A-side 45 for Decca, a cover of The Daylighters' "Oh Mom (Teach Me How to Uncle Willie)" from 1964. Nice! Zoot is still delivering the goods with the Big Roll Band live at the Bull's Head in Barnes on the last Wednesday in the month, (http://www.thebullshead.com/GigListing.html). Currently the line-up is Paul McCallum, (bass), Steve Laffy (drums), Gary Foote (sax/flute) and Ronnie Johnson (guitar). Ace! Check out Zoot Money's website for more gigs info: http://www.zootmoney.org/ Cool!
- published: 04 Nov 2011
- views: 1048
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Barefootin - Live 2011
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:22
- Updated: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 2427
A brilliant live version of the Robert Parker's 'Barefootin'' live in 2011. Zoot is still delivering the goods with the Big Roll Band live at the Bull's Head in...
A brilliant live version of the Robert Parker's 'Barefootin'' live in 2011. Zoot is still delivering the goods with the Big Roll Band live at the Bull's Head in Barnes on the last Wednesday in the month, (http://www.thebullshead.com/GigListing.html). Currently the line-up is Paul McCallum, (bass), Steve Laffy (drums), Gary Foote (sax) and Ronnie Johnson (guitar). Ace! Check out Zoot Money's website for more gigs info: http://www.zootmoney.org/ Nice!
wn.com/Zoot Money's Big Roll Band Barefootin Live 2011
A brilliant live version of the Robert Parker's 'Barefootin'' live in 2011. Zoot is still delivering the goods with the Big Roll Band live at the Bull's Head in Barnes on the last Wednesday in the month, (http://www.thebullshead.com/GigListing.html). Currently the line-up is Paul McCallum, (bass), Steve Laffy (drums), Gary Foote (sax) and Ronnie Johnson (guitar). Ace! Check out Zoot Money's website for more gigs info: http://www.zootmoney.org/ Nice!
- published: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 2427
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Kevin Coyne & Zoot Money - 1979 WDR Rockpalace, GE
In Memory of Kevin Coyne 27. Januar 1944 - 2. Dezember 2004 R.I.P. Kevin Coyne with Zoot Money Rockpalast January 4, 1979 WDR TV Studio L, Cologne, Germany; Ex FM stereo. Set 1 (Kevin Coyne solo) 00:00 Introduction by Alan Bangs 00:51 Araby 04:40 Right On Her Side 10:19 Amsterdam 15:36 Having A Party 21:03 Saviour 24:29 Uggy's Song 29:41 Majory Razorblade 31:48 Brother of Mine/Pretty Vacant/God Save the Queen 37:39 Dance Of The Bourgeoisie Set 2 (Kevin Coyne and Zoot Money) 44:07 Introduction 45:07 That Girl Of Mine 46:00 Dynamite Days 49:38 Are We Dreaming 53:16 Pretty Park 59:34 Don't Blame Mandy 1:03:42 This World Is Full Of Fools 1:08:09 Eastbourne Ladies 1:15:46 Roses In Your Room 1:21:28 Strange Locomotion/Oh Happy Day Kevin Coyne - vocals, guitar Zoot Money - keyboards, vocals ... -
Dantalian's Chariot - 1967 - Chariot Rising [Full Album] HQ
1. Madman Running Through the Fields 00:00:00 2. World War Three 00:04:14 3. This Island 00:08:24 4. Fourpenny Bus Ride 00:12:21 5. Four Firemen 00:16:05 6. Sun Came Bursting Through My Cloud 00:19:36 7. Recapture the Thrill 00:22:43 8. Soma 00:26:38 9. Coffee Song 00:32:52 10. High Flying Bird 00:35:42 Andy Summers - Guitar Pat Donaldson - Bass Colin Allen - Drums Zoot Money - Keyboards, Vocals One of the most brilliant obscure psychedelic singles of the late '60s — indeed, one of the most brilliant obscure rock singles of any kind from the era — was Dantalian's Chariot's "Madman Running Through the Fields." This 1967 effort was British pop-psych at its zenith, strongly reminiscent of (and as good as) the classic early sides by Syd Barrett's Pink Floyd. What made it all the stranger wa... -
The Downstairs Club Blue Plaque Unveilng, Bournemouth
Zoot Money unveils a Blue Plaque at a former Jazz and Rock club in Bournemouth. The Downstairs Club was opened up by Jerry Stooks on the 3rd of May 1961 at 9 Holdenhurst Road, Lansdowne and was Bournemouth's first full time Rock and Jazz venue. Later Alan Azern became owner of the Jazz, Rock venue and renamed it Le Disque a Go! Go! A selection of musicians and bands that played included, Zoot Money, Andy Summers, Manfred Mann, Eric Clapton, The Who, Georgie Fame. Vid apperance. Al Kirtley musician, Alan Azern current Mayor of Bournemouth Chris Mayne and Zoot Money musician, actor . -
Kevin Ayers - 1976 Post Aula, Bremen
Kevin Ayers Live at Post Aula, Bremen, Germany; August 19, 1976. Good to very good FM broadcast; slight hiss. The sound quality on this gets an A-. The band on this is Kevin, Andy Summers on guitar, Zoot Money on keyboards, Charlie McCracken on bass, and Rob Townsend on drums. 00:00 Intro 0:58 00:58 May I 5:29 06:27 Whatevershebringswesing 7:38 14:06 Something in the Bucket Blues 4:34 18:41 Observation 5:01 23:43 Lady Rachel 8:59 32:41 Blue 6:12 38:54 The Ballad of Mr. Cool 3:22 Kevin Ayers, a founding member of Soft Machine and an influential musician in the ’60s psychedelic scene, died in his sleep on February 18, 2013 in Montolieu, France, aged 68. Born in Herne Bay, Kent, Ayers was partly brought up in Asia by his stepfather, a district officer in British Malaysia. The English s... -
Best of Alexis Korner 1972 to 1983
Side 1 (1972-1975) 1. Gospel Ship (Trad.arr.Korner/Thorup) 3:36 1972 Recorded at Wally Heider Studios, San Francisco/Island Studios, London, April-July 1972 Produced by Alexis Korner, Peter Thorup, Ian Wallace, Boz and Mel Collins From "Accidentally Born In New Orleans" 2. Captain America (Korner/John Edwards) 3:58 1974 Arranged by Mel Collins Vocal: Alexis Korner Bass guitar: Colin Hodgkinson Drums: Tony Carr Solo Trombone: Nick Evans Alto Saxophone: Elton Dean Tenor Saxophone: Mel Collins Baritone Saxophone: Eddie Mordue Trumpet: Harry Beckett Piano: Zoot Money Backing vocal: Peter Thorup Recorded at CBS Recording Studios, London June-July 1973 Produced by Peter Thorup From "Alexis Korner" 3. The Thief (Korner) 3:42 1974 Arranged by John Cameron Vocal & Accousti... -
"Lahnstein Blues All Stars 2010" u.A. Pete York, Jon Lord ...(Konzertausschnitte vom 25.09.2010)
Pete York, Colin Hodgkinson, Miller Anderson, Albie Donnely, Maggie Bell, Zoot Money, Jon Lord waren die "Lahnstein Blues All Stars" beim 30. Lahnsteiner Bluesfestival 2010 was taken with a mobile-phone, but sound is ok ... weitere Infos: http://www.lahnsteiner-bluesfestival.de/article.php?cat=1&id;=14 -
instro a go go - part 4 - english
1. THE SURFARIS : Apache 2. CY COLEMAN : Playboy´s Theme 3. THE VENTURES : Walk, Don´t Run ´64 4. THE TORNADOS : Ridin´ the Wind 5. THE JAMES TAYLOR QUARTET : Blow Up 6. THE YARDBIRDS : Got to Hurry 7. SOUNDS INCORPORATED : One Mint Julep 8. ZOOT MONEY´S BIG ROLL BAND : The Cat 9. LES SORCIERS : Baya 10. THE IRRADIATES : Sun Projector 11. HUGO MONTENEGRO : (Theme from) I Spy 12. DICK DALE & HIS DEL-TONES: Angry Generation 13. DAVE DAVANI FOUR : Working Out 14. THE OMEGA MEN : My Favorite Dean Martian 15. THE CHARADES : Music to Watch Girls By 16. YUZO KAYAMA & THE LAUNCHERS : Black Sand Beach 17. WHITE KNUCKLES TRIO : Boulevard of Broken Dreams www.instroagogo.com -
Peter Green - The End of the Game ( Full Album ) 1970
Peter Green - The End of the Game ( Full Album ) 1970 Track listing All tracks composed by Peter Green 01"Bottoms Up" – 9:05 02"Timeless Time" – 2:37 03"Descending Scale" – 8:17 04"Burnt Foot" – 5:16 05"Hidden Depth" – 4:54 06"The End of the Game" – 5:08 Personnel Peter Green – guitar Zoot Money – piano Nick Buck – keyboards Alex Dmochowski – bass guitar Godfrey Maclean – drums, percussion I do not own anything all rights reserved to Peter Green , this video is for entertainment purposes only, i own nothing ! -
Zappa - 1976 Zoot Allures
All tracks written by Frank Zappa, except where noted. 00:00 "Wind Up Workin' in a Gas Station" -- 2:29 02:27 "Black Napkins" -- 4:15 06:41 "The Torture Never Stops" -- 9:45 16:26 "Ms. Pinky" -- 3:39 20:05 "Find Her Finer" -- 4:06 24:11 "Friendly Little Finger" -- 4:16 28:27 "Wonderful Wino" (Simmons, Zappa) -- 3:38 32:05 "Zoot Allures" -- 4:11 36:16 "Disco Boy" -- 5:11 Frank Zappa -- guitar, synthesizer, bass, keyboards, vocals, lead vocals Terry Bozzio -- drums, backing vocals Davey Moiré -- lead vocals, backing vocals, engineer Andre Lewis -- organ, vocals, backing vocals Roy Estrada -- bass guitar, vocals, backing vocals) Napoleon Murphy Brock -- saxophone & vocals Ruth Underwood -- synthesizer, marimba Captain Beefheart -- harmonica (credited as "Donnie Vliet") Ruben Ladron de Gueva... -
The Weekend Starts Here - Original Sixties Mod Classics [part 2]
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. Promotional use only. Tracklistings 1. Manfred Mann - 5-4-3-2-1 2. The Who - I Can't Explain 3. The Kingsmen - Louie Louie 4. The Kinks - You Really Got Me 5. The Spencer Davis Group - Keep On Running 6. Sir Douglas Quintet - She's About A Mover 7. The Small Faces - All Or Nothing 8. Otis Redding - I Can't Turn You Loose 9. Rod Stewart - Shake 10. Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Big Time Operator 11. Timebox - Beggin' 12. Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers - Got To Get You Into My Life 13. Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels - Little Latin Lupe Lu 14. The Action - I'll Keep On Holding On 15. The Creation - Biff Bang Pow 16. The Syndicats - Crawdaddy Simone 17. Dave Berry - Don't Gimme No Lip Child 18. The Yardbirds - Over Under Sideways Down 19. The Birds - L...
Kevin Coyne & Zoot Money - 1979 WDR Rockpalace, GE
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- Duration: 87:45
- Updated: 17 Sep 2014
- views: 5550
In Memory of Kevin Coyne
27. Januar 1944 - 2. Dezember 2004
R.I.P.
Kevin Coyne with Zoot Money
Rockpalast January 4, 1979
WDR TV Studio L, Cologne, Germany;
Ex...
In Memory of Kevin Coyne
27. Januar 1944 - 2. Dezember 2004
R.I.P.
Kevin Coyne with Zoot Money
Rockpalast January 4, 1979
WDR TV Studio L, Cologne, Germany;
Ex FM stereo.
Set 1 (Kevin Coyne solo)
00:00 Introduction by Alan Bangs
00:51 Araby
04:40 Right On Her Side
10:19 Amsterdam
15:36 Having A Party
21:03 Saviour
24:29 Uggy's Song
29:41 Majory Razorblade
31:48 Brother of Mine/Pretty Vacant/God Save the Queen
37:39 Dance Of The Bourgeoisie
Set 2 (Kevin Coyne and Zoot Money)
44:07 Introduction
45:07 That Girl Of Mine
46:00 Dynamite Days
49:38 Are We Dreaming
53:16 Pretty Park
59:34 Don't Blame Mandy
1:03:42 This World Is Full Of Fools
1:08:09 Eastbourne Ladies
1:15:46 Roses In Your Room
1:21:28 Strange Locomotion/Oh Happy Day
Kevin Coyne - vocals, guitar
Zoot Money - keyboards, vocals
Kevin Coyne was arguably reaching his musical peak in the late 1970s... he was certainly approaching his cultural apex, as punk rock (and the vocal patronage of Johnny Rotten) gave final focus to what had hitherto been a voice in the wilderness, and a new deal with Virgin Records breathed fresh life into his songwriting. That year's Millionaires & Teddy Bears album remains one of his finest, and the accompanying tour - Coyne alone on stage to begin with, with Zoot Money arriving about midway through - saw him deliver some of his most powerful live performances in years. Certainly this recording of a "typical" show (as if anything Coyne ever did could be so described) ranks alongside any of his conventional releases, and knocks the then still-recent In Living Black and White live album out of contention altogether.
Flitting across his entire career-to-date, Coyne is spectacular. So what if his frequently self-deprecating between-songs chatter is all but lost on the German audience? The tone of his voice tells them what they need to know, while a set that opens with "Araby" and progresses on through "Right On Her Side" and "Amsterdam" is defiantly not setting out to merely entertain.
"Having A Party," however, is where the first blade slips in, as a curse upon the music industry in general is given scalpel-sharp acidity by the recent misadventures of Sid Vicious - freshly out on bail, Vicious was still living when this show was recorded. But Coyne's mid-song cry of "poor Sid" nevertheless reminds us of the real-life tragedy that lay beneath the Machiavellian drama that was playing out on the streets of Manhattan, and sets the scene for the remainder of the set, a seething, burning program that doesn't allow the audience to sit comfortably for a moment. When Coyne introduces "Brother Of Mine" with a dedication to Johnny Rotten, you can feel the audience's awkwardness.
The arrival of Zoot Money (at the start of Set Two) does introduce some levity to the proceedings, and also allows Coyne to stretch out a little - they execute a punchy "Dynamite Daze," a frothy "Pretty Park," a spectral "Don't Blame Mandy," and a positively futurist "Eastbourne Ladies," rendered all the more electric by the moody soundscapes with which Money prefaces it, and the staccato space-rock organ that drives it. But you simply cannot play favorites with this performance. Two CDs and not a
wasted moment between them, the only thing that could be better than listening to it would be to catch the original television broadcast that spawned it. It's out there some place, after all. - (Review - Dave Thompson) -
wn.com/Kevin Coyne Zoot Money 1979 Wdr Rockpalace, Ge
In Memory of Kevin Coyne
27. Januar 1944 - 2. Dezember 2004
R.I.P.
Kevin Coyne with Zoot Money
Rockpalast January 4, 1979
WDR TV Studio L, Cologne, Germany;
Ex FM stereo.
Set 1 (Kevin Coyne solo)
00:00 Introduction by Alan Bangs
00:51 Araby
04:40 Right On Her Side
10:19 Amsterdam
15:36 Having A Party
21:03 Saviour
24:29 Uggy's Song
29:41 Majory Razorblade
31:48 Brother of Mine/Pretty Vacant/God Save the Queen
37:39 Dance Of The Bourgeoisie
Set 2 (Kevin Coyne and Zoot Money)
44:07 Introduction
45:07 That Girl Of Mine
46:00 Dynamite Days
49:38 Are We Dreaming
53:16 Pretty Park
59:34 Don't Blame Mandy
1:03:42 This World Is Full Of Fools
1:08:09 Eastbourne Ladies
1:15:46 Roses In Your Room
1:21:28 Strange Locomotion/Oh Happy Day
Kevin Coyne - vocals, guitar
Zoot Money - keyboards, vocals
Kevin Coyne was arguably reaching his musical peak in the late 1970s... he was certainly approaching his cultural apex, as punk rock (and the vocal patronage of Johnny Rotten) gave final focus to what had hitherto been a voice in the wilderness, and a new deal with Virgin Records breathed fresh life into his songwriting. That year's Millionaires & Teddy Bears album remains one of his finest, and the accompanying tour - Coyne alone on stage to begin with, with Zoot Money arriving about midway through - saw him deliver some of his most powerful live performances in years. Certainly this recording of a "typical" show (as if anything Coyne ever did could be so described) ranks alongside any of his conventional releases, and knocks the then still-recent In Living Black and White live album out of contention altogether.
Flitting across his entire career-to-date, Coyne is spectacular. So what if his frequently self-deprecating between-songs chatter is all but lost on the German audience? The tone of his voice tells them what they need to know, while a set that opens with "Araby" and progresses on through "Right On Her Side" and "Amsterdam" is defiantly not setting out to merely entertain.
"Having A Party," however, is where the first blade slips in, as a curse upon the music industry in general is given scalpel-sharp acidity by the recent misadventures of Sid Vicious - freshly out on bail, Vicious was still living when this show was recorded. But Coyne's mid-song cry of "poor Sid" nevertheless reminds us of the real-life tragedy that lay beneath the Machiavellian drama that was playing out on the streets of Manhattan, and sets the scene for the remainder of the set, a seething, burning program that doesn't allow the audience to sit comfortably for a moment. When Coyne introduces "Brother Of Mine" with a dedication to Johnny Rotten, you can feel the audience's awkwardness.
The arrival of Zoot Money (at the start of Set Two) does introduce some levity to the proceedings, and also allows Coyne to stretch out a little - they execute a punchy "Dynamite Daze," a frothy "Pretty Park," a spectral "Don't Blame Mandy," and a positively futurist "Eastbourne Ladies," rendered all the more electric by the moody soundscapes with which Money prefaces it, and the staccato space-rock organ that drives it. But you simply cannot play favorites with this performance. Two CDs and not a
wasted moment between them, the only thing that could be better than listening to it would be to catch the original television broadcast that spawned it. It's out there some place, after all. - (Review - Dave Thompson) -
- published: 17 Sep 2014
- views: 5550
Dantalian's Chariot - 1967 - Chariot Rising [Full Album] HQ
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 39:33
- Updated: 13 Aug 2014
- views: 37445
1. Madman Running Through the Fields 00:00:00
2. World War Three 00:04:14
3. This Island 00:08:24
4. Fourpenny Bus Ride 00:12:21
5. Four Firemen 00:16:05
6. Sun...
1. Madman Running Through the Fields 00:00:00
2. World War Three 00:04:14
3. This Island 00:08:24
4. Fourpenny Bus Ride 00:12:21
5. Four Firemen 00:16:05
6. Sun Came Bursting Through My Cloud 00:19:36
7. Recapture the Thrill 00:22:43
8. Soma 00:26:38
9. Coffee Song 00:32:52
10. High Flying Bird 00:35:42
Andy Summers - Guitar
Pat Donaldson - Bass
Colin Allen - Drums
Zoot Money - Keyboards, Vocals
One of the most brilliant obscure psychedelic singles of the late '60s — indeed, one of the most brilliant obscure rock singles of any kind from the era — was Dantalian's Chariot's "Madman Running Through the Fields." This 1967 effort was British pop-psych at its zenith, strongly reminiscent of (and as good as) the classic early sides by Syd Barrett's Pink Floyd. What made it all the stranger was that it was the debut single by a group of veteran musicians who, just a few months earlier, had been playing jazz/R&B; fusion as Zoot Money's Big Roll Band. Money, a journeyman keyboard player and singer, had made a few records without getting anything close to a hit; his band featured a young Andy Summers, over a decade before the guitarist would reach stardom with the Police.
Such was the impact of psychedelic music in 1967, however, that by the middle of the year, Money had decided to totally revamp his sound. R'n'B/jazz/soul had become passe; now it was important to write your own material, and reflect the mind-expanding experience. With Summers still in tow, Zoot Money's Big Roll Band became Dantalian's Chariot. The music, written primarily by Money and Summers, changed as radically as the name, with airy melodies, spacy lyrics, and guitar/organ-driven arrangements. The band hit the London underground circuit inhabited by such acts as Pink Floyd and Soft Machine, and made their debut recording as Dantalian's Chariot ("Madman") in the summer of 1967.
The single, innovative as it was, didn't make any commercial waves. Although they were a respected live act, their new direction wasn't supported by EMI, which dropped the band. A psychedelic-minded LP was worked on, but not released. Some of the material appeared on an early 1968 record, which the Direction label assembled from various tunes cut over the past year. The fact that the album was credited to Zoot Money and the Big Roll Band, rather than Dantalian's Chariot, was an indication that their psychedelic direction, again, would not find support on the industry level.
All of this was not as great a tragedy as it might appear. A collection of psychedelic-oriented Dantalian's Chariot tracks (several previously unreleased) did emerge in 1996, and while it shows them to be an interesting outfit, nothing comes close to the magnificence of "Madman Running Through the Fields."
Dantalian's Chariot came to an end in the spring of 1968, with Summers joining the Soft Machine (and subsequently Eric Burdon's Animals); Money would also join Eric Burdon's Animals around the same time. Drummer Colin Allen went on to chalk up stints in John Mayall's band.
A close facsimile of what Dantalian's Chariot's unreleased album would have sounded like, taken from ten tracks recorded in 1967, several of which were previously unissued. "Madman Running Through the Fields" is essential listening for anyone who likes Pink Floyd, with its happy-go-mad lyrics, astral organ, Syd Barrett-esque guitar, and sudden quiet breaks into pastoral flute passages. Nothing else here is nearly as striking, but it's decent, somewhat prototypical early underground British psychedelia, though the songwriting can be kind of forced. The wistfully ebullient "Sun Came Bursting Through My Clouds" (the B-side of "Madman") is probably their best secondary effort; instrumentally oriented explorations like "Soma" and "This Island" get freakier.
by Richie Unterberger
wn.com/Dantalian's Chariot 1967 Chariot Rising Full Album Hq
1. Madman Running Through the Fields 00:00:00
2. World War Three 00:04:14
3. This Island 00:08:24
4. Fourpenny Bus Ride 00:12:21
5. Four Firemen 00:16:05
6. Sun Came Bursting Through My Cloud 00:19:36
7. Recapture the Thrill 00:22:43
8. Soma 00:26:38
9. Coffee Song 00:32:52
10. High Flying Bird 00:35:42
Andy Summers - Guitar
Pat Donaldson - Bass
Colin Allen - Drums
Zoot Money - Keyboards, Vocals
One of the most brilliant obscure psychedelic singles of the late '60s — indeed, one of the most brilliant obscure rock singles of any kind from the era — was Dantalian's Chariot's "Madman Running Through the Fields." This 1967 effort was British pop-psych at its zenith, strongly reminiscent of (and as good as) the classic early sides by Syd Barrett's Pink Floyd. What made it all the stranger was that it was the debut single by a group of veteran musicians who, just a few months earlier, had been playing jazz/R&B; fusion as Zoot Money's Big Roll Band. Money, a journeyman keyboard player and singer, had made a few records without getting anything close to a hit; his band featured a young Andy Summers, over a decade before the guitarist would reach stardom with the Police.
Such was the impact of psychedelic music in 1967, however, that by the middle of the year, Money had decided to totally revamp his sound. R'n'B/jazz/soul had become passe; now it was important to write your own material, and reflect the mind-expanding experience. With Summers still in tow, Zoot Money's Big Roll Band became Dantalian's Chariot. The music, written primarily by Money and Summers, changed as radically as the name, with airy melodies, spacy lyrics, and guitar/organ-driven arrangements. The band hit the London underground circuit inhabited by such acts as Pink Floyd and Soft Machine, and made their debut recording as Dantalian's Chariot ("Madman") in the summer of 1967.
The single, innovative as it was, didn't make any commercial waves. Although they were a respected live act, their new direction wasn't supported by EMI, which dropped the band. A psychedelic-minded LP was worked on, but not released. Some of the material appeared on an early 1968 record, which the Direction label assembled from various tunes cut over the past year. The fact that the album was credited to Zoot Money and the Big Roll Band, rather than Dantalian's Chariot, was an indication that their psychedelic direction, again, would not find support on the industry level.
All of this was not as great a tragedy as it might appear. A collection of psychedelic-oriented Dantalian's Chariot tracks (several previously unreleased) did emerge in 1996, and while it shows them to be an interesting outfit, nothing comes close to the magnificence of "Madman Running Through the Fields."
Dantalian's Chariot came to an end in the spring of 1968, with Summers joining the Soft Machine (and subsequently Eric Burdon's Animals); Money would also join Eric Burdon's Animals around the same time. Drummer Colin Allen went on to chalk up stints in John Mayall's band.
A close facsimile of what Dantalian's Chariot's unreleased album would have sounded like, taken from ten tracks recorded in 1967, several of which were previously unissued. "Madman Running Through the Fields" is essential listening for anyone who likes Pink Floyd, with its happy-go-mad lyrics, astral organ, Syd Barrett-esque guitar, and sudden quiet breaks into pastoral flute passages. Nothing else here is nearly as striking, but it's decent, somewhat prototypical early underground British psychedelia, though the songwriting can be kind of forced. The wistfully ebullient "Sun Came Bursting Through My Clouds" (the B-side of "Madman") is probably their best secondary effort; instrumentally oriented explorations like "Soma" and "This Island" get freakier.
by Richie Unterberger
- published: 13 Aug 2014
- views: 37445
The Downstairs Club Blue Plaque Unveilng, Bournemouth
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- Duration: 21:07
- Updated: 15 Sep 2014
- views: 665
Zoot Money unveils a Blue Plaque at a former Jazz and Rock club in Bournemouth. The Downstairs Club was opened up by Jerry Stooks on the 3rd of May 1961 at 9 Ho...
Zoot Money unveils a Blue Plaque at a former Jazz and Rock club in Bournemouth. The Downstairs Club was opened up by Jerry Stooks on the 3rd of May 1961 at 9 Holdenhurst Road, Lansdowne and was Bournemouth's first full time Rock and Jazz venue. Later Alan Azern became owner of the Jazz, Rock venue and renamed it Le Disque a Go! Go! A selection of musicians and bands that played included, Zoot Money, Andy Summers, Manfred Mann, Eric Clapton, The Who, Georgie Fame. Vid apperance. Al Kirtley musician, Alan Azern current Mayor of Bournemouth Chris Mayne and Zoot Money musician, actor .
wn.com/The Downstairs Club Blue Plaque Unveilng, Bournemouth
Zoot Money unveils a Blue Plaque at a former Jazz and Rock club in Bournemouth. The Downstairs Club was opened up by Jerry Stooks on the 3rd of May 1961 at 9 Holdenhurst Road, Lansdowne and was Bournemouth's first full time Rock and Jazz venue. Later Alan Azern became owner of the Jazz, Rock venue and renamed it Le Disque a Go! Go! A selection of musicians and bands that played included, Zoot Money, Andy Summers, Manfred Mann, Eric Clapton, The Who, Georgie Fame. Vid apperance. Al Kirtley musician, Alan Azern current Mayor of Bournemouth Chris Mayne and Zoot Money musician, actor .
- published: 15 Sep 2014
- views: 665
Kevin Ayers - 1976 Post Aula, Bremen
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 42:17
- Updated: 16 Jun 2015
- views: 237
Kevin Ayers
Live at Post Aula, Bremen, Germany;
August 19, 1976.
Good to very good FM broadcast; slight hiss.
The sound quality on this gets an A-. The band ...
Kevin Ayers
Live at Post Aula, Bremen, Germany;
August 19, 1976.
Good to very good FM broadcast; slight hiss.
The sound quality on this gets an A-. The band on this is Kevin, Andy Summers on guitar, Zoot Money on keyboards, Charlie McCracken on bass, and Rob Townsend on drums.
00:00 Intro 0:58
00:58 May I 5:29
06:27 Whatevershebringswesing 7:38
14:06 Something in the Bucket Blues 4:34
18:41 Observation 5:01
23:43 Lady Rachel 8:59
32:41 Blue 6:12
38:54 The Ballad of Mr. Cool 3:22
Kevin Ayers, a founding member of Soft Machine and an influential musician in the ’60s psychedelic scene, died in his sleep on February 18, 2013 in Montolieu, France, aged 68. Born in Herne Bay, Kent, Ayers was partly brought up in Asia by his stepfather, a district officer in British Malaysia.
The English singer-songwriter was found dead at his home, where he lived alone, in the south of France around lunchtime on Tuesday (February 19) by a neighbour. Bernard MacMahon, from Ayers’s record label Lo-Max Records, told the Telegraph that the musician had not been ill, but had “lived a rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle”.
A note was found by his bed which said, “You can’t shine if you don’t burn.”
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Kevin Ayers
Live at Post Aula, Bremen, Germany;
August 19, 1976.
Good to very good FM broadcast; slight hiss.
The sound quality on this gets an A-. The band on this is Kevin, Andy Summers on guitar, Zoot Money on keyboards, Charlie McCracken on bass, and Rob Townsend on drums.
00:00 Intro 0:58
00:58 May I 5:29
06:27 Whatevershebringswesing 7:38
14:06 Something in the Bucket Blues 4:34
18:41 Observation 5:01
23:43 Lady Rachel 8:59
32:41 Blue 6:12
38:54 The Ballad of Mr. Cool 3:22
Kevin Ayers, a founding member of Soft Machine and an influential musician in the ’60s psychedelic scene, died in his sleep on February 18, 2013 in Montolieu, France, aged 68. Born in Herne Bay, Kent, Ayers was partly brought up in Asia by his stepfather, a district officer in British Malaysia.
The English singer-songwriter was found dead at his home, where he lived alone, in the south of France around lunchtime on Tuesday (February 19) by a neighbour. Bernard MacMahon, from Ayers’s record label Lo-Max Records, told the Telegraph that the musician had not been ill, but had “lived a rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle”.
A note was found by his bed which said, “You can’t shine if you don’t burn.”
- published: 16 Jun 2015
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Best of Alexis Korner 1972 to 1983
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 74:07
- Updated: 10 Oct 2015
- views: 1407
Side 1 (1972-1975)
1. Gospel Ship (Trad.arr.Korner/Thorup) 3:36 1972
Recorded at Wally Heider Studios, San Francisco/Island Studios, London, April-July 1972
P...
Side 1 (1972-1975)
1. Gospel Ship (Trad.arr.Korner/Thorup) 3:36 1972
Recorded at Wally Heider Studios, San Francisco/Island Studios, London, April-July 1972
Produced by Alexis Korner, Peter Thorup, Ian Wallace, Boz and Mel Collins
From "Accidentally Born In New Orleans"
2. Captain America (Korner/John Edwards) 3:58 1974
Arranged by Mel Collins
Vocal: Alexis Korner
Bass guitar: Colin Hodgkinson
Drums: Tony Carr
Solo Trombone: Nick Evans
Alto Saxophone: Elton Dean
Tenor Saxophone: Mel Collins
Baritone Saxophone: Eddie Mordue
Trumpet: Harry Beckett
Piano: Zoot Money
Backing vocal: Peter Thorup
Recorded at CBS Recording Studios, London June-July 1973
Produced by Peter Thorup
From "Alexis Korner"
3. The Thief (Korner) 3:42 1974
Arranged by John Cameron
Vocal & Accoustic guitar: Alexis Korner
Strings: conductor-John Cameron, Leader/violin-John Sharpe, Violin-Laurie Lewis, Viola-John Meek, Cello-Charles Ford
String bass: John Honey man
Recorded at CBS Recording Studios, London June-July 1973
Produced by Peter Thorup
From "Alexis Korner"
4. Robert Johnson (Korner/J.Edwards) 4:11 1975
5. Get Off My Cloud (Jagger/Richard) 5:30 1975
Alexis Korner: vocals, acoustic guitar (4)
Peter Frampton: electric guitar (5)
Neil Hubbard: electric guitar (4)
Nicky Hopkins: piano (5)
Colin Hodgkinson: bass guitar (4)
Steve Marriott: electric guitar (5)
Keith Richard: vocals/electric guitar (5)
Rick Wills: bass guitar (5)
Terry Stannard: drums
Backing vocals;
The Kokomo singers (Dyan Birch, Frankie Collins, Paddy McHugh)
The Ladies (Irene Chanter, Sappho Gillett, Sonny Leslie, Barry St. John, Liza Strike, Joanne Williams)
The Gentlemen (George Caldwell, Alexis Korner, Steve Marriott, Keith Richard)
Recorded at CBS Studios, London, September-December 1974
Produced by George Caldwell
Engineer: Steve Taylor
Assistant engineer: Norma Denys and Damian Korner
From "Get Off My Cloud"
Side 2 (1975-1977)
6. Honky Tonk Women (Jagger/Richard) 2:57 1975
7. Spoonful (Willie Dixon) 6:39 1975
Alexis Korner: vocals, acoustic guitar
Recorded concert in Mainz, Germany, April 24, 1975
Produced by unknown
8. Daytime Song (Korner) 3:47 1977
9. Lend Me Some Time (Korner) 3:47 1977
Alexis Korner: vocals, electric guitar (2,6), electric piano (3), acoustic guitar (7,8)
Jim Diamond: vocals (8), backing vocals (9)
Danny McIntosh Jnr.: electric guitar
Dick Morrisey: tenor saxophone (8)
Colin Hodgkinson: bass guitar
Sappho Korner: backing vocals (8)
Graham Bond: drums
Recorded in October 1976-April 1977 at Foel Studio, Wales/Advision Studios, London/Pebble Beach Studios, Worthing/
Basing Street Studios, London/Island Studios, London
Produced and Mixed by Jean-Paul Salvatori
From "Just Easy"
Side 3 (1978-1980)
10. Hey Pretty Mama (Chris Farlowe) 4:23 1978
Alexis Korner (electric guitar)
Eric Clapton (electric guitar)
Chris Farlowe (vocal)
Zoot Money (electric piano)
John Surman (baritone sax)
Mike Zwerin (trombone)
Colin Hodgkinson (bass guitar)
Stu Speer (drums)
Recorded 19 April 1978 Live at Pinewood Studios, London
Produced by Damian Korner
From "Party Album"
11. Stump Blues (William Broonzy) 4:26 1980
12. I Got My Mojo Working (Foster) 4:14 1980
13. Geneva (Trad.arr.Korner) 4:12 1980
Alexis Korner: vocals, acoustic guitar(11), electric guitar(12), piano(13)
Colin Hodgkinson:bass guitar (except for 11), backing vocals (12, 13)
Recorded "live" at La Chapelle des Lombards/In France March 1980
Produced by Serge Loupien
From "Testament" "Live In Paris"
Side 4 (1980-1983)
14. Wreck Of The Old '97 (Trad.arr.Korner) 3:05 1981
15. Casey Jones (Trad.arr.Korner) 3:47 1981
Alexis Korner: vocals, acoustic guitar(track 15)
Colin Hodgkinson: bass guitar, backing vocals
Pete Sayers: Dobro, Banjo(track14)
Recorded at Satril Studios, London, May 6 1981 and June 8-9 1981
Produced by Damian Korner
16. High-Heeled Sneakers (Robert Higginbotham) 5:34 1982
Alexis Korner (vocal/electric guitar),
Colin Hodgkinson (bass guitar/vocal)
Recorded 20 June 1982 Live at Arbon Festival, Switzerland
Produced by Victor Waldburger
17. King B.B. (Korner) 3:39 1983
18. Juvenile Delinquent (Korner) 3:59 1983
Alexis Korner: vocals
Alan Ross: electric guitar, backing vocals
Colin Hodgkinson: bass guitar
Adam Sieff: slide guitar
Robin Lumley: synthesizers
Morris Pert: percussion
Tony Hicks: drums
Recorded and mixed at Konk Studios, London, England in October/November 1983
Produced by John Alcock and Damian Korner
i post this to spread awareness of this great man only who was a part of my youth growing up in the UK. I have no financial interest.
I do not own the copyright and will take down immediately if there is any problem
wn.com/Best Of Alexis Korner 1972 To 1983
Side 1 (1972-1975)
1. Gospel Ship (Trad.arr.Korner/Thorup) 3:36 1972
Recorded at Wally Heider Studios, San Francisco/Island Studios, London, April-July 1972
Produced by Alexis Korner, Peter Thorup, Ian Wallace, Boz and Mel Collins
From "Accidentally Born In New Orleans"
2. Captain America (Korner/John Edwards) 3:58 1974
Arranged by Mel Collins
Vocal: Alexis Korner
Bass guitar: Colin Hodgkinson
Drums: Tony Carr
Solo Trombone: Nick Evans
Alto Saxophone: Elton Dean
Tenor Saxophone: Mel Collins
Baritone Saxophone: Eddie Mordue
Trumpet: Harry Beckett
Piano: Zoot Money
Backing vocal: Peter Thorup
Recorded at CBS Recording Studios, London June-July 1973
Produced by Peter Thorup
From "Alexis Korner"
3. The Thief (Korner) 3:42 1974
Arranged by John Cameron
Vocal & Accoustic guitar: Alexis Korner
Strings: conductor-John Cameron, Leader/violin-John Sharpe, Violin-Laurie Lewis, Viola-John Meek, Cello-Charles Ford
String bass: John Honey man
Recorded at CBS Recording Studios, London June-July 1973
Produced by Peter Thorup
From "Alexis Korner"
4. Robert Johnson (Korner/J.Edwards) 4:11 1975
5. Get Off My Cloud (Jagger/Richard) 5:30 1975
Alexis Korner: vocals, acoustic guitar (4)
Peter Frampton: electric guitar (5)
Neil Hubbard: electric guitar (4)
Nicky Hopkins: piano (5)
Colin Hodgkinson: bass guitar (4)
Steve Marriott: electric guitar (5)
Keith Richard: vocals/electric guitar (5)
Rick Wills: bass guitar (5)
Terry Stannard: drums
Backing vocals;
The Kokomo singers (Dyan Birch, Frankie Collins, Paddy McHugh)
The Ladies (Irene Chanter, Sappho Gillett, Sonny Leslie, Barry St. John, Liza Strike, Joanne Williams)
The Gentlemen (George Caldwell, Alexis Korner, Steve Marriott, Keith Richard)
Recorded at CBS Studios, London, September-December 1974
Produced by George Caldwell
Engineer: Steve Taylor
Assistant engineer: Norma Denys and Damian Korner
From "Get Off My Cloud"
Side 2 (1975-1977)
6. Honky Tonk Women (Jagger/Richard) 2:57 1975
7. Spoonful (Willie Dixon) 6:39 1975
Alexis Korner: vocals, acoustic guitar
Recorded concert in Mainz, Germany, April 24, 1975
Produced by unknown
8. Daytime Song (Korner) 3:47 1977
9. Lend Me Some Time (Korner) 3:47 1977
Alexis Korner: vocals, electric guitar (2,6), electric piano (3), acoustic guitar (7,8)
Jim Diamond: vocals (8), backing vocals (9)
Danny McIntosh Jnr.: electric guitar
Dick Morrisey: tenor saxophone (8)
Colin Hodgkinson: bass guitar
Sappho Korner: backing vocals (8)
Graham Bond: drums
Recorded in October 1976-April 1977 at Foel Studio, Wales/Advision Studios, London/Pebble Beach Studios, Worthing/
Basing Street Studios, London/Island Studios, London
Produced and Mixed by Jean-Paul Salvatori
From "Just Easy"
Side 3 (1978-1980)
10. Hey Pretty Mama (Chris Farlowe) 4:23 1978
Alexis Korner (electric guitar)
Eric Clapton (electric guitar)
Chris Farlowe (vocal)
Zoot Money (electric piano)
John Surman (baritone sax)
Mike Zwerin (trombone)
Colin Hodgkinson (bass guitar)
Stu Speer (drums)
Recorded 19 April 1978 Live at Pinewood Studios, London
Produced by Damian Korner
From "Party Album"
11. Stump Blues (William Broonzy) 4:26 1980
12. I Got My Mojo Working (Foster) 4:14 1980
13. Geneva (Trad.arr.Korner) 4:12 1980
Alexis Korner: vocals, acoustic guitar(11), electric guitar(12), piano(13)
Colin Hodgkinson:bass guitar (except for 11), backing vocals (12, 13)
Recorded "live" at La Chapelle des Lombards/In France March 1980
Produced by Serge Loupien
From "Testament" "Live In Paris"
Side 4 (1980-1983)
14. Wreck Of The Old '97 (Trad.arr.Korner) 3:05 1981
15. Casey Jones (Trad.arr.Korner) 3:47 1981
Alexis Korner: vocals, acoustic guitar(track 15)
Colin Hodgkinson: bass guitar, backing vocals
Pete Sayers: Dobro, Banjo(track14)
Recorded at Satril Studios, London, May 6 1981 and June 8-9 1981
Produced by Damian Korner
16. High-Heeled Sneakers (Robert Higginbotham) 5:34 1982
Alexis Korner (vocal/electric guitar),
Colin Hodgkinson (bass guitar/vocal)
Recorded 20 June 1982 Live at Arbon Festival, Switzerland
Produced by Victor Waldburger
17. King B.B. (Korner) 3:39 1983
18. Juvenile Delinquent (Korner) 3:59 1983
Alexis Korner: vocals
Alan Ross: electric guitar, backing vocals
Colin Hodgkinson: bass guitar
Adam Sieff: slide guitar
Robin Lumley: synthesizers
Morris Pert: percussion
Tony Hicks: drums
Recorded and mixed at Konk Studios, London, England in October/November 1983
Produced by John Alcock and Damian Korner
i post this to spread awareness of this great man only who was a part of my youth growing up in the UK. I have no financial interest.
I do not own the copyright and will take down immediately if there is any problem
- published: 10 Oct 2015
- views: 1407
"Lahnstein Blues All Stars 2010" u.A. Pete York, Jon Lord ...(Konzertausschnitte vom 25.09.2010)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 77:43
- Updated: 13 Nov 2011
- views: 3296
Pete York, Colin Hodgkinson, Miller Anderson, Albie Donnely, Maggie Bell, Zoot Money, Jon Lord waren die "Lahnstein Blues All Stars" beim
30. Lahnsteiner Blue...
Pete York, Colin Hodgkinson, Miller Anderson, Albie Donnely, Maggie Bell, Zoot Money, Jon Lord waren die "Lahnstein Blues All Stars" beim
30. Lahnsteiner Bluesfestival 2010
was taken with a mobile-phone, but sound is ok ...
weitere Infos: http://www.lahnsteiner-bluesfestival.de/article.php?cat=1&id;=14
wn.com/Lahnstein Blues All Stars 2010 U.A. Pete York, Jon Lord ...(Konzertausschnitte Vom 25.09.2010)
Pete York, Colin Hodgkinson, Miller Anderson, Albie Donnely, Maggie Bell, Zoot Money, Jon Lord waren die "Lahnstein Blues All Stars" beim
30. Lahnsteiner Bluesfestival 2010
was taken with a mobile-phone, but sound is ok ...
weitere Infos: http://www.lahnsteiner-bluesfestival.de/article.php?cat=1&id;=14
- published: 13 Nov 2011
- views: 3296
instro a go go - part 4 - english
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 62:26
- Updated: 12 Jun 2016
- views: 62
1. THE SURFARIS : Apache
2. CY COLEMAN : Playboy´s Theme
3. THE VENTURES : Walk, Don´t Run ´64
4. THE TORNADOS : Ridin´ the Wind
5. THE JAMES TAYLOR QUARTET : ...
1. THE SURFARIS : Apache
2. CY COLEMAN : Playboy´s Theme
3. THE VENTURES : Walk, Don´t Run ´64
4. THE TORNADOS : Ridin´ the Wind
5. THE JAMES TAYLOR QUARTET : Blow Up
6. THE YARDBIRDS : Got to Hurry
7. SOUNDS INCORPORATED : One Mint Julep
8. ZOOT MONEY´S BIG ROLL BAND : The Cat
9. LES SORCIERS : Baya
10. THE IRRADIATES : Sun Projector
11. HUGO MONTENEGRO : (Theme from) I Spy
12. DICK DALE & HIS DEL-TONES: Angry Generation
13. DAVE DAVANI FOUR : Working Out
14. THE OMEGA MEN : My Favorite Dean Martian
15. THE CHARADES : Music to Watch Girls By
16. YUZO KAYAMA & THE LAUNCHERS : Black Sand Beach
17. WHITE KNUCKLES TRIO : Boulevard of Broken Dreams
www.instroagogo.com
wn.com/Instro A Go Go Part 4 English
1. THE SURFARIS : Apache
2. CY COLEMAN : Playboy´s Theme
3. THE VENTURES : Walk, Don´t Run ´64
4. THE TORNADOS : Ridin´ the Wind
5. THE JAMES TAYLOR QUARTET : Blow Up
6. THE YARDBIRDS : Got to Hurry
7. SOUNDS INCORPORATED : One Mint Julep
8. ZOOT MONEY´S BIG ROLL BAND : The Cat
9. LES SORCIERS : Baya
10. THE IRRADIATES : Sun Projector
11. HUGO MONTENEGRO : (Theme from) I Spy
12. DICK DALE & HIS DEL-TONES: Angry Generation
13. DAVE DAVANI FOUR : Working Out
14. THE OMEGA MEN : My Favorite Dean Martian
15. THE CHARADES : Music to Watch Girls By
16. YUZO KAYAMA & THE LAUNCHERS : Black Sand Beach
17. WHITE KNUCKLES TRIO : Boulevard of Broken Dreams
www.instroagogo.com
- published: 12 Jun 2016
- views: 62
Peter Green - The End of the Game ( Full Album ) 1970
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 35:27
- Updated: 06 Jan 2016
- views: 18448
Peter Green - The End of the Game ( Full Album ) 1970
Track listing All tracks composed by Peter Green
01"Bottoms Up" – 9:05
02"Timeless Time" – 2:37
03"Desc...
Peter Green - The End of the Game ( Full Album ) 1970
Track listing All tracks composed by Peter Green
01"Bottoms Up" – 9:05
02"Timeless Time" – 2:37
03"Descending Scale" – 8:17
04"Burnt Foot" – 5:16
05"Hidden Depth" – 4:54
06"The End of the Game" – 5:08
Personnel Peter Green – guitar
Zoot Money – piano
Nick Buck – keyboards
Alex Dmochowski – bass guitar
Godfrey Maclean – drums, percussion
I do not own anything all rights reserved to Peter Green , this video is for entertainment purposes only, i own nothing !
wn.com/Peter Green The End Of The Game ( Full Album ) 1970
Peter Green - The End of the Game ( Full Album ) 1970
Track listing All tracks composed by Peter Green
01"Bottoms Up" – 9:05
02"Timeless Time" – 2:37
03"Descending Scale" – 8:17
04"Burnt Foot" – 5:16
05"Hidden Depth" – 4:54
06"The End of the Game" – 5:08
Personnel Peter Green – guitar
Zoot Money – piano
Nick Buck – keyboards
Alex Dmochowski – bass guitar
Godfrey Maclean – drums, percussion
I do not own anything all rights reserved to Peter Green , this video is for entertainment purposes only, i own nothing !
- published: 06 Jan 2016
- views: 18448
Zappa - 1976 Zoot Allures
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 41:29
- Updated: 06 Sep 2014
- views: 113183
All tracks written by Frank Zappa, except where noted.
00:00 "Wind Up Workin' in a Gas Station" -- 2:29
02:27 "Black Napkins" -- 4:15
06:41 "The Torture Never ...
All tracks written by Frank Zappa, except where noted.
00:00 "Wind Up Workin' in a Gas Station" -- 2:29
02:27 "Black Napkins" -- 4:15
06:41 "The Torture Never Stops" -- 9:45
16:26 "Ms. Pinky" -- 3:39
20:05 "Find Her Finer" -- 4:06
24:11 "Friendly Little Finger" -- 4:16
28:27 "Wonderful Wino" (Simmons, Zappa) -- 3:38
32:05 "Zoot Allures" -- 4:11
36:16 "Disco Boy" -- 5:11
Frank Zappa -- guitar, synthesizer, bass, keyboards, vocals, lead vocals
Terry Bozzio -- drums, backing vocals
Davey Moiré -- lead vocals, backing vocals, engineer
Andre Lewis -- organ, vocals, backing vocals
Roy Estrada -- bass guitar, vocals, backing vocals)
Napoleon Murphy Brock -- saxophone & vocals
Ruth Underwood -- synthesizer, marimba
Captain Beefheart -- harmonica (credited as "Donnie Vliet")
Ruben Ladron de Guevara -- backing vocals
Dave Parlato -- bass guitar
Lu Ann Neil -- harp
Sparky Parker -- backing vocals
Keyboardist Eddie Jobson and bassist Patrick O'Hearn, who by the time of Zoot Allures' release were members of Zappa's band, appear on the album's cover but do not perform on any tracks.
Zoot Allures is a 1976 rock album by Frank Zappa. This was Zappa's only release on the Warner Bros. Records label. Due to a lawsuit with his former manager Herb Cohen Frank Zappa's recording contract was temporarily re-assigned from DiscReet Records to Warner Bros.
The title is a pun on the French expression "Zut alors!" which, though it has no direct translation, conveys mild surprise and may be approximated by "Damn it!".
The album was originally conceptualized as a double LP, but for unknown reasons Zappa rearranged, edited, and shortened the track listing to what was eventually released as a single LP. Zappa played a test pressing of the original album for Circus magazine in 1976, which reported a radically different, though slightly erroneous track listing that included "Sleep Dirt", "The Ocean Is the Ultimate Solution", "Filthy Habits", and "Night of the Iron Sausage". The former three tracks eventually surfaced on the 1979 Sleep Dirt and the posthumous Läther; "Night of the Iron Sausage" remains unreleased, but was seemingly intended to be a guitar solo of fair length. "Wind Up Workin' in a Gas Station" and "Zoot Allures" were notably absent from test pressings.
"Black Napkins", one of several guitar-driven pieces on Zoot Allures, began life accompanied by themes that would later make up the unique piece known as "Sleep Dirt". The performance heard on the album was culled from Zappa's February 3, 1976 performance in Osaka, Japan, though it was edited for the official release. Along with "Zoot Allures" and "The Torture Never Stops", "Black Napkins" became a signature piece for Zappa, featuring heavily in nearly every subsequent tour and several official releases.
"Wonderful Wino" was originally released on Jeff Simmons' 1970 LP, Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up. The album, produced partially by Zappa (though credited as "La Marr Bruister"), also included the titular track, which later appeared on 1979's Joe's Garage.
Zappa notes in the liner notes to 1979's Sheik Yerbouti that "Friendly Little Finger" from this album was created using xenochrony.
wn.com/Zappa 1976 Zoot Allures
All tracks written by Frank Zappa, except where noted.
00:00 "Wind Up Workin' in a Gas Station" -- 2:29
02:27 "Black Napkins" -- 4:15
06:41 "The Torture Never Stops" -- 9:45
16:26 "Ms. Pinky" -- 3:39
20:05 "Find Her Finer" -- 4:06
24:11 "Friendly Little Finger" -- 4:16
28:27 "Wonderful Wino" (Simmons, Zappa) -- 3:38
32:05 "Zoot Allures" -- 4:11
36:16 "Disco Boy" -- 5:11
Frank Zappa -- guitar, synthesizer, bass, keyboards, vocals, lead vocals
Terry Bozzio -- drums, backing vocals
Davey Moiré -- lead vocals, backing vocals, engineer
Andre Lewis -- organ, vocals, backing vocals
Roy Estrada -- bass guitar, vocals, backing vocals)
Napoleon Murphy Brock -- saxophone & vocals
Ruth Underwood -- synthesizer, marimba
Captain Beefheart -- harmonica (credited as "Donnie Vliet")
Ruben Ladron de Guevara -- backing vocals
Dave Parlato -- bass guitar
Lu Ann Neil -- harp
Sparky Parker -- backing vocals
Keyboardist Eddie Jobson and bassist Patrick O'Hearn, who by the time of Zoot Allures' release were members of Zappa's band, appear on the album's cover but do not perform on any tracks.
Zoot Allures is a 1976 rock album by Frank Zappa. This was Zappa's only release on the Warner Bros. Records label. Due to a lawsuit with his former manager Herb Cohen Frank Zappa's recording contract was temporarily re-assigned from DiscReet Records to Warner Bros.
The title is a pun on the French expression "Zut alors!" which, though it has no direct translation, conveys mild surprise and may be approximated by "Damn it!".
The album was originally conceptualized as a double LP, but for unknown reasons Zappa rearranged, edited, and shortened the track listing to what was eventually released as a single LP. Zappa played a test pressing of the original album for Circus magazine in 1976, which reported a radically different, though slightly erroneous track listing that included "Sleep Dirt", "The Ocean Is the Ultimate Solution", "Filthy Habits", and "Night of the Iron Sausage". The former three tracks eventually surfaced on the 1979 Sleep Dirt and the posthumous Läther; "Night of the Iron Sausage" remains unreleased, but was seemingly intended to be a guitar solo of fair length. "Wind Up Workin' in a Gas Station" and "Zoot Allures" were notably absent from test pressings.
"Black Napkins", one of several guitar-driven pieces on Zoot Allures, began life accompanied by themes that would later make up the unique piece known as "Sleep Dirt". The performance heard on the album was culled from Zappa's February 3, 1976 performance in Osaka, Japan, though it was edited for the official release. Along with "Zoot Allures" and "The Torture Never Stops", "Black Napkins" became a signature piece for Zappa, featuring heavily in nearly every subsequent tour and several official releases.
"Wonderful Wino" was originally released on Jeff Simmons' 1970 LP, Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up. The album, produced partially by Zappa (though credited as "La Marr Bruister"), also included the titular track, which later appeared on 1979's Joe's Garage.
Zappa notes in the liner notes to 1979's Sheik Yerbouti that "Friendly Little Finger" from this album was created using xenochrony.
- published: 06 Sep 2014
- views: 113183
The Weekend Starts Here - Original Sixties Mod Classics [part 2]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 78:22
- Updated: 05 Jun 2015
- views: 6849
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED.
Promotional use only.
Tracklistings
1. Manfred Mann - 5-4-3-2-1
2. The Who - I Can't Explain
3. The Kingsmen - Louie Louie...
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED.
Promotional use only.
Tracklistings
1. Manfred Mann - 5-4-3-2-1
2. The Who - I Can't Explain
3. The Kingsmen - Louie Louie
4. The Kinks - You Really Got Me
5. The Spencer Davis Group - Keep On Running
6. Sir Douglas Quintet - She's About A Mover
7. The Small Faces - All Or Nothing
8. Otis Redding - I Can't Turn You Loose
9. Rod Stewart - Shake
10. Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Big Time Operator
11. Timebox - Beggin'
12. Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers - Got To Get You Into My Life
13. Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels - Little Latin Lupe Lu
14. The Action - I'll Keep On Holding On
15. The Creation - Biff Bang Pow
16. The Syndicats - Crawdaddy Simone
17. Dave Berry - Don't Gimme No Lip Child
18. The Yardbirds - Over Under Sideways Down
19. The Birds - Leaving Here
20. The Artwoods - Big City
21. Les Fleur De Lys - Circles
22. Chris Farlowe & The Thunderbirds - Buzz With The Fuzz
23. The Animals - Bring It Home To Me
24. Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity - Save Me
25. The Phil Upchurch Combo - You Can't Sit Down (Parts 1 & 2)
26. Mike Vickers - On The Brink
27. Booker T. & The MG's - Green Onions
28. The Ramsey Lewis Trio - Wade In The Water
wn.com/The Weekend Starts Here Original Sixties Mod Classics Part 2
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED.
Promotional use only.
Tracklistings
1. Manfred Mann - 5-4-3-2-1
2. The Who - I Can't Explain
3. The Kingsmen - Louie Louie
4. The Kinks - You Really Got Me
5. The Spencer Davis Group - Keep On Running
6. Sir Douglas Quintet - She's About A Mover
7. The Small Faces - All Or Nothing
8. Otis Redding - I Can't Turn You Loose
9. Rod Stewart - Shake
10. Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Big Time Operator
11. Timebox - Beggin'
12. Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers - Got To Get You Into My Life
13. Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels - Little Latin Lupe Lu
14. The Action - I'll Keep On Holding On
15. The Creation - Biff Bang Pow
16. The Syndicats - Crawdaddy Simone
17. Dave Berry - Don't Gimme No Lip Child
18. The Yardbirds - Over Under Sideways Down
19. The Birds - Leaving Here
20. The Artwoods - Big City
21. Les Fleur De Lys - Circles
22. Chris Farlowe & The Thunderbirds - Buzz With The Fuzz
23. The Animals - Bring It Home To Me
24. Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity - Save Me
25. The Phil Upchurch Combo - You Can't Sit Down (Parts 1 & 2)
26. Mike Vickers - On The Brink
27. Booker T. & The MG's - Green Onions
28. The Ramsey Lewis Trio - Wade In The Water
- published: 05 Jun 2015
- views: 6849
-
Eric Burdon & The Animals - River Deep Mountain High + interview (Live, 1968)
Incomplete clip - sorry! Eric Burdon and The Animals on US TV performing 'River Deep Mountain High'. Footage circa late 1968. Eric Burdon - vocals Barry Jenkins - drums George Bruno (aka Zoot Money) - keyboards John Weider - guitar Andy Summers - guitar The studio version is on the album 'Love Is', available from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Love-Eric-Burdon-Animals/dp/B00042YBTK http://www.amazon.co.uk/Love-Eric-Burdon-Animals/dp/B00042YBTK -
The uncle Willie, ZOOT MONEY.wmv
Detrás del seudónimo de Zoot Money se hallaba el cantante y teclista inglés George Bruno (nacido el 17 de julio de 1942 en Dorset), quien, acompañado por The Big Roll Band, formación creada en los comienzos de los años 60, fue una de las principales sensaciones dentro del circuito londinense de R&B; del período, ejecutando sus interpretaciones jazz, R&B; y soul con una clase que le emparentaba con otro de los grandes nombres del momento, Georgie Fame. La banda de Zoot estaba compuesta por el guitarrista Andy Summers (llamado en ese momento Andy Somers), el bajista Paul Williams, el batería Colin Allen y los saxos Clive Burrows y Nick Newall. El grupo logró gracias a sus directos una buena aceptación entre los muchos aficionados al blues, el soul y el jazz (en especial entre los mods de la... -
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Bernard White (Part2) interview on the making of Remember a Day (part 2)
Bernard White (RIP) does an interview with Nicholas Young (Tomorrows People); about the making of the film Remember a Day. Bernard was the number one Syd Barrett Aficionado, and wrote the script to this low budget cult movie with Darryl Read. The film stars Darryl Read, Zoot Money, Jenny Fabian, Jmaie Foreman, Alison Thomson, Peter Jenner, amongst a host of other very cool performances. Plot summary for Remember a Day (2000) More at IMDbPro » advertisement REMEMBER A DAY is a film narrating the acid excesses of a late Sixties rock star - turned - recluse ROGER BANNERMAN, a man 'going far further than you ever could imagine', a character not unlike PINK FLOYD founder SYD BARRETT. Despite having effectively retired, BANNERMAN is being stalked by an unhinged fan who's determined to 're-launch... -
14 ANIMALS & Friends ft ZOOT MONEY - ' Big Time Operator ' 10 dec 2012 Bluescafe Apeldoorn NL
14 ' Big Time Operator ' By ZOOT MONEY(keyboards vocals) His Hit from 1966 http://zootmoney.org/ANIMALS & Friends http://www.animalsandfriends.co.uk/ with special guest ZOOT MONEY(keyboards vocals) http://zootmoney.org/ 10 dec 2012 Bluescafe Apeldoorn Netherlands http://www.bluescafe.nl Peter Barton - Vocals,Bass John Steel - Drums Zoot Money - keyboards (Special guest) Danny Handley-Guitar/Vocals http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Animals http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoot_Money -
Kevin Coyne - Having A Party and more...(from the film Herz Aus Feuer 1979 part 1)
A German film by Claudia Strauven and Wolfgang Kraesze. English with German subtitles. Kevin Coyne at the age of 35 , Zoot Money and Brian Godding play an excellent "Having a Party" in a studio. Derby footage; Kevin talks about his childhood and Catholic education, more poetic narration than straight interview, "Some people say flowers can talk but I can't hear them"). Kevin's brother, wife interview. Kevin about painting.
Eric Burdon & The Animals - River Deep Mountain High + interview (Live, 1968)
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- Duration: 2:20
- Updated: 20 Mar 2011
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Incomplete clip - sorry! Eric Burdon and The Animals on US TV performing 'River Deep Mountain High'. Footage circa late 1968.
Eric Burdon - vocals
Barry Jen...
Incomplete clip - sorry! Eric Burdon and The Animals on US TV performing 'River Deep Mountain High'. Footage circa late 1968.
Eric Burdon - vocals
Barry Jenkins - drums
George Bruno (aka Zoot Money) - keyboards
John Weider - guitar
Andy Summers - guitar
The studio version is on the album 'Love Is', available from Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Love-Eric-Burdon-Animals/dp/B00042YBTK
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Love-Eric-Burdon-Animals/dp/B00042YBTK
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Incomplete clip - sorry! Eric Burdon and The Animals on US TV performing 'River Deep Mountain High'. Footage circa late 1968.
Eric Burdon - vocals
Barry Jenkins - drums
George Bruno (aka Zoot Money) - keyboards
John Weider - guitar
Andy Summers - guitar
The studio version is on the album 'Love Is', available from Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Love-Eric-Burdon-Animals/dp/B00042YBTK
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Love-Eric-Burdon-Animals/dp/B00042YBTK
- published: 20 Mar 2011
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The uncle Willie, ZOOT MONEY.wmv
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- Duration: 3:01
- Updated: 30 Jun 2011
- views: 3163
Detrás del seudónimo de Zoot Money se hallaba el cantante y teclista inglés George Bruno (nacido el 17 de julio de 1942 en Dorset), quien, acompañado por The Bi...
Detrás del seudónimo de Zoot Money se hallaba el cantante y teclista inglés George Bruno (nacido el 17 de julio de 1942 en Dorset), quien, acompañado por The Big Roll Band, formación creada en los comienzos de los años 60, fue una de las principales sensaciones dentro del circuito londinense de R&B; del período, ejecutando sus interpretaciones jazz, R&B; y soul con una clase que le emparentaba con otro de los grandes nombres del momento, Georgie Fame.
La banda de Zoot estaba compuesta por el guitarrista Andy Summers (llamado en ese momento Andy Somers), el bajista Paul Williams, el batería Colin Allen y los saxos Clive Burrows y Nick Newall.
El grupo logró gracias a sus directos una buena aceptación entre los muchos aficionados al blues, el soul y el jazz (en especial entre los mods de la capital británica), gracias a competentes versiones de maestros negros como James Brown, Ray Charles, Lee Dorsey o Art Blakey.
Tras tocar con la Blues Incorporated de Alexis Korner, Zoot y la Big Roll Band prosiguieron actuando en clubs, con especial incidencia en el Flamingo.
En 1964 debutaron en disco con el sencillo "The Uncle Willie", un tema grabado en Decca que cosechó cierta resonancia comercial, al igual que su LP debut "It should have been me" (1965), publicado en Columbia Records.
Ese mismo año aparecieron los singles "Good", "Please stay", "Something Is Worrying Me" o "The Many Faces of Love".
Con el reemplazo de Johnny Almond, quien también aparecía en el primer álbum, por Clive Burrows y el añadido del trompetista Jeff Condon, la banda grabó "Zoot!- Live at Klook's Kleek" (1966), un directo producido por Gus Dudgeon que recogía sus pujantes interpretaciones en vivo.
En 1966 editaron como singles las estupendas piezas "Let's Run for Cover", "The Star of the Show (The La La Song)" y "Big time Operator", su mayor triunfo comercial en single que alcanzó el puesto 25 en Gran Bretaña.
La llegada del flower power desde los Estados Unidos influyó en la creación en 1967 de una formación paralela de tipo psicodélico llamada Dantalion's Chariot, formada por Zoot Money, Andy Summers, Colin Allen y el bajista Pat Donaldson. Un año después retornaron a su habitual sonido con "Transition" (1968).
El mismo año de la publicación de "Transition", Money junto a Summers se integraron en la nueva formación de los Animals, ahora radicados en los Estados Unidos.
Posteriormente publicarían "Welcome to my head" (1969) y "Zoot Money" (1970), dos meritorios trabajos producidos por Vic Briggs (miembro de los New Animals) que fueron el preludio de una carrera profesional en el mundo de la televisión.
El guitarrista Andy Summers alcanzó el éxito a finales de los años 70, cuando formó parte del trío Police junto a Sting y Stewart Copeland.
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Detrás del seudónimo de Zoot Money se hallaba el cantante y teclista inglés George Bruno (nacido el 17 de julio de 1942 en Dorset), quien, acompañado por The Big Roll Band, formación creada en los comienzos de los años 60, fue una de las principales sensaciones dentro del circuito londinense de R&B; del período, ejecutando sus interpretaciones jazz, R&B; y soul con una clase que le emparentaba con otro de los grandes nombres del momento, Georgie Fame.
La banda de Zoot estaba compuesta por el guitarrista Andy Summers (llamado en ese momento Andy Somers), el bajista Paul Williams, el batería Colin Allen y los saxos Clive Burrows y Nick Newall.
El grupo logró gracias a sus directos una buena aceptación entre los muchos aficionados al blues, el soul y el jazz (en especial entre los mods de la capital británica), gracias a competentes versiones de maestros negros como James Brown, Ray Charles, Lee Dorsey o Art Blakey.
Tras tocar con la Blues Incorporated de Alexis Korner, Zoot y la Big Roll Band prosiguieron actuando en clubs, con especial incidencia en el Flamingo.
En 1964 debutaron en disco con el sencillo "The Uncle Willie", un tema grabado en Decca que cosechó cierta resonancia comercial, al igual que su LP debut "It should have been me" (1965), publicado en Columbia Records.
Ese mismo año aparecieron los singles "Good", "Please stay", "Something Is Worrying Me" o "The Many Faces of Love".
Con el reemplazo de Johnny Almond, quien también aparecía en el primer álbum, por Clive Burrows y el añadido del trompetista Jeff Condon, la banda grabó "Zoot!- Live at Klook's Kleek" (1966), un directo producido por Gus Dudgeon que recogía sus pujantes interpretaciones en vivo.
En 1966 editaron como singles las estupendas piezas "Let's Run for Cover", "The Star of the Show (The La La Song)" y "Big time Operator", su mayor triunfo comercial en single que alcanzó el puesto 25 en Gran Bretaña.
La llegada del flower power desde los Estados Unidos influyó en la creación en 1967 de una formación paralela de tipo psicodélico llamada Dantalion's Chariot, formada por Zoot Money, Andy Summers, Colin Allen y el bajista Pat Donaldson. Un año después retornaron a su habitual sonido con "Transition" (1968).
El mismo año de la publicación de "Transition", Money junto a Summers se integraron en la nueva formación de los Animals, ahora radicados en los Estados Unidos.
Posteriormente publicarían "Welcome to my head" (1969) y "Zoot Money" (1970), dos meritorios trabajos producidos por Vic Briggs (miembro de los New Animals) que fueron el preludio de una carrera profesional en el mundo de la televisión.
El guitarrista Andy Summers alcanzó el éxito a finales de los años 70, cuando formó parte del trío Police junto a Sting y Stewart Copeland.
- published: 30 Jun 2011
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Zoot Money & The Big Roll Band - Nick Nack
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- Duration: 2:49
- Updated: 15 Oct 2013
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andy summers with zoot money's big roll band (2 tracks) 1967/68
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- Updated: 27 Dec 2009
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andy summers with zoot money's big roll band - bright lights big city & hallelujah i love her so (1967/68)........ GREAT ANDY'S JAZZ SOLOS ON THE TRACKS...
andy summers with zoot money's big roll band - bright lights big city & hallelujah i love her so (1967/68)........ GREAT ANDY'S JAZZ SOLOS ON THE TRACKS !!!!!!!
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Bernard White (Part2) interview on the making of Remember a Day (part 2)
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- Duration: 6:05
- Updated: 03 May 2009
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Bernard White (RIP) does an interview with Nicholas Young (Tomorrows People); about the making of the film Remember a Day. Bernard was the number one Syd Barret...
Bernard White (RIP) does an interview with Nicholas Young (Tomorrows People); about the making of the film Remember a Day. Bernard was the number one Syd Barrett Aficionado, and wrote the script to this low budget cult movie with Darryl Read. The film stars Darryl Read, Zoot Money, Jenny Fabian, Jmaie Foreman, Alison Thomson, Peter Jenner, amongst a host of other very cool performances. Plot summary for Remember a Day (2000) More at IMDbPro » advertisement REMEMBER A DAY is a film narrating the acid excesses of a late Sixties rock star - turned - recluse ROGER BANNERMAN, a man 'going far further than you ever could imagine', a character not unlike PINK FLOYD founder SYD BARRETT. Despite having effectively retired, BANNERMAN is being stalked by an unhinged fan who's determined to 're-launch' Roger no matter what it takes, no matter how many laws are broken... Laced with black humor, drugs, psychedelic imagery, groupie sex and featuring a stunning soundtrack - that includes works by the PINK FLOYD, CAPTAIN BEEFHEART and THE EDGAR BROUGHTON BAND. REMEMBER A DAY is an early seventies period piece shot by the people who's story it essentially is.
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Bernard White (RIP) does an interview with Nicholas Young (Tomorrows People); about the making of the film Remember a Day. Bernard was the number one Syd Barrett Aficionado, and wrote the script to this low budget cult movie with Darryl Read. The film stars Darryl Read, Zoot Money, Jenny Fabian, Jmaie Foreman, Alison Thomson, Peter Jenner, amongst a host of other very cool performances. Plot summary for Remember a Day (2000) More at IMDbPro » advertisement REMEMBER A DAY is a film narrating the acid excesses of a late Sixties rock star - turned - recluse ROGER BANNERMAN, a man 'going far further than you ever could imagine', a character not unlike PINK FLOYD founder SYD BARRETT. Despite having effectively retired, BANNERMAN is being stalked by an unhinged fan who's determined to 're-launch' Roger no matter what it takes, no matter how many laws are broken... Laced with black humor, drugs, psychedelic imagery, groupie sex and featuring a stunning soundtrack - that includes works by the PINK FLOYD, CAPTAIN BEEFHEART and THE EDGAR BROUGHTON BAND. REMEMBER A DAY is an early seventies period piece shot by the people who's story it essentially is.
- published: 03 May 2009
- views: 727
14 ANIMALS & Friends ft ZOOT MONEY - ' Big Time Operator ' 10 dec 2012 Bluescafe Apeldoorn NL
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- Duration: 3:45
- Updated: 11 Dec 2012
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14 ' Big Time Operator ' By ZOOT MONEY(keyboards vocals) His Hit from 1966 http://zootmoney.org/ANIMALS & Friends http://www.animalsandfriends.co.uk/ with speci...
14 ' Big Time Operator ' By ZOOT MONEY(keyboards vocals) His Hit from 1966 http://zootmoney.org/ANIMALS & Friends http://www.animalsandfriends.co.uk/ with special guest ZOOT MONEY(keyboards vocals) http://zootmoney.org/ 10 dec 2012 Bluescafe Apeldoorn Netherlands http://www.bluescafe.nl
Peter Barton - Vocals,Bass
John Steel - Drums
Zoot Money - keyboards (Special guest)
Danny Handley-Guitar/Vocals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Animals
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14 ' Big Time Operator ' By ZOOT MONEY(keyboards vocals) His Hit from 1966 http://zootmoney.org/ANIMALS & Friends http://www.animalsandfriends.co.uk/ with special guest ZOOT MONEY(keyboards vocals) http://zootmoney.org/ 10 dec 2012 Bluescafe Apeldoorn Netherlands http://www.bluescafe.nl
Peter Barton - Vocals,Bass
John Steel - Drums
Zoot Money - keyboards (Special guest)
Danny Handley-Guitar/Vocals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Animals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoot_Money
- published: 11 Dec 2012
- views: 1974
Kevin Coyne - Having A Party and more...(from the film Herz Aus Feuer 1979 part 1)
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- Duration: 9:44
- Updated: 29 Apr 2009
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A German film by Claudia Strauven and Wolfgang Kraesze. English with German subtitles.
Kevin Coyne at the age of 35 , Zoot Money and Brian Godding play an exce...
A German film by Claudia Strauven and Wolfgang Kraesze. English with German subtitles.
Kevin Coyne at the age of 35 , Zoot Money and Brian Godding play an excellent "Having a Party" in a studio. Derby footage; Kevin talks about his childhood and Catholic education, more poetic narration than straight interview, "Some people say flowers can talk but I can't hear them"). Kevin's brother, wife interview. Kevin about painting.
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A German film by Claudia Strauven and Wolfgang Kraesze. English with German subtitles.
Kevin Coyne at the age of 35 , Zoot Money and Brian Godding play an excellent "Having a Party" in a studio. Derby footage; Kevin talks about his childhood and Catholic education, more poetic narration than straight interview, "Some people say flowers can talk but I can't hear them"). Kevin's brother, wife interview. Kevin about painting.
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Zoot Money & Big Rool Band ♪ A big time operator (1966)
**No copyright infringement intended**
George Bruno Money, known as Zoot Money (born 17 J...
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Zoot Money & Big Rool Band ♪ A big time operator (1966)
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ZOOT MONEY : KLOOKS KLEEK , January 1967
From January,1967 , a glimpse through the past darkly,to klooks kleek,Hampstead ,to witnes...
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ZOOT MONEY : KLOOKS KLEEK , January 1967
ZOOT MONEY : KLOOKS KLEEK , January 1967
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Zoot Money learns the Alexis Korner style
The extra-ordinary Sixties experience of moving to London and learning to lead your own ba...
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Zoot Money learns the Alexis Korner style
Zoot Money learns the Alexis Korner style
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Zoot Money`s Big Roll Band - Big Time Operator
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Zoot Money and the Big Roll Band - " The Cat "
Zoot Money , looning it up with the fantastic Big Roll Bands take on Jimmy Smiths seminal...
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Zoot Money and the Big Roll Band - " The Cat "
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Walking The Dog
ZOOT MONEY'S BIG ROLL BAND / WALKING THE DOG / 1964
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - The Uncle Willie
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - The Uncle Willie (1964)
"A's & B's Scrapbook" (2003)
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - The Uncle Willie
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - 07.Please Stay
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Zoot Money - Soma (Original Version)
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Zoot Money & Friends - Big Time Operator - Live 2012
Zoot Money & Friends, (Nick Newall, Ronnie Johnson, Steve Laffy and Paul MacCallum), playi...
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Zoot Money & Friends - Big Time Operator - Live 2012
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Zoot Money - Sweet Little Rock & Roller - Live 2010
Zoot Money & his Big Surprise Party Band playing the Chuck Berry classic live at The Bull'...
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Zoot's Money Big Roll Band - Let The Good Times Roll [Live]
Zoot's Money Big Roll Band - Let The Good Times Roll [Live]
Zoot! (1966)
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Zoot's Money Big Roll Band - Let The Good Times Roll [Live]
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band / Chauffeur
from 2015.04.01 release "Zoot! / Live At Klook's Kleek"
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band / Chauffeur
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Zoot Money - Big Time Operator - Live 2010
Zoot Money and his Surprise Party Band finish their 2nd set at The Bull's Head in Barnes o...
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Hide Nor Hair - Live 2011
A brilliant live version of the Percy Mayfield 1960s R&B; classic, written for Ray Charles....
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Hide Nor Hair - Live 2011
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Please Stay - Live 2011
Ace live version of the Burt Bacharach number, a 1965 A-side 45 for Zoot and guys. Zoot is...
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Please Stay - Live 2011
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - The Uncle Willie - Live 2011
A brilliant live version of Zoot and the guys' 1964 A-side 45 for Decca, a cover of The Da...
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - The Uncle Willie - Live 2011
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Barefootin - Live 2011
A brilliant live version of the Robert Parker's 'Barefootin'' live in 2011. Zoot is still ...
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Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Barefootin - Live 2011
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Kevin Coyne & Zoot Money - 1979 WDR Rockpalace, GE
In Memory of Kevin Coyne
27. Januar 1944 - 2. Dezember 2004
R.I.P.
Kevin Coyne with Zoot ...
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Kevin Coyne & Zoot Money - 1979 WDR Rockpalace, GE
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Dantalian's Chariot - 1967 - Chariot Rising [Full Album] HQ
1. Madman Running Through the Fields 00:00:00
2. World War Three 00:04:14
3. This Island 0...
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Dantalian's Chariot - 1967 - Chariot Rising [Full Album] HQ
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The Downstairs Club Blue Plaque Unveilng, Bournemouth
Zoot Money unveils a Blue Plaque at a former Jazz and Rock club in Bournemouth. The Downst...
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The Downstairs Club Blue Plaque Unveilng, Bournemouth
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Kevin Ayers - 1976 Post Aula, Bremen
Kevin Ayers
Live at Post Aula, Bremen, Germany;
August 19, 1976.
Good to very good FM br...
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Kevin Ayers - 1976 Post Aula, Bremen
Kevin Ayers - 1976 Post Aula, Bremen
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Best of Alexis Korner 1972 to 1983
Side 1 (1972-1975)
1. Gospel Ship (Trad.arr.Korner/Thorup) 3:36 1972
Recorded at Wally He...
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Best of Alexis Korner 1972 to 1983
Best of Alexis Korner 1972 to 1983
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"Lahnstein Blues All Stars 2010" u.A. Pete York, Jon Lord ...(Konzertausschnitte vom 25.09.2010)
Pete York, Colin Hodgkinson, Miller Anderson, Albie Donnely, Maggie Bell, Zoot Money, Jon ...
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"Lahnstein Blues All Stars 2010" u.A. Pete York, Jon Lord ...(Konzertausschnitte vom 25.09.2010)
"Lahnstein Blues All Stars 2010" u.A. Pete York, Jon Lord ...(Konzertausschnitte vom 25.09.2010)
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instro a go go - part 4 - english
1. THE SURFARIS : Apache
2. CY COLEMAN : Playboy´s Theme
3. THE VENTURES : Walk, Don´t Run...
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instro a go go - part 4 - english
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Peter Green - The End of the Game ( Full Album ) 1970
Peter Green - The End of the Game ( Full Album ) 1970
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Peter Green - The End of the Game ( Full Album ) 1970
Peter Green - The End of the Game ( Full Album ) 1970
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Zappa - 1976 Zoot Allures
All tracks written by Frank Zappa, except where noted.
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The Weekend Starts Here - Original Sixties Mod Classics [part 2]
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The Weekend Starts Here - Original Sixties Mod Classics [part 2]
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Eric Burdon & The Animals - River Deep Mountain High + interview (Live, 1968)
Incomplete clip - sorry! Eric Burdon and The Animals on US TV performing 'River Deep Mount...
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Eric Burdon & The Animals - River Deep Mountain High + interview (Live, 1968)
Eric Burdon & The Animals - River Deep Mountain High + interview (Live, 1968)
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The uncle Willie, ZOOT MONEY.wmv
Detrás del seudónimo de Zoot Money se hallaba el cantante y teclista inglés George Bruno (...
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The uncle Willie, ZOOT MONEY.wmv
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Zoot Money & The Big Roll Band - Nick Nack
1967 Promo Film
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Zoot Money & The Big Roll Band - Nick Nack
Zoot Money & The Big Roll Band - Nick Nack
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Bernard White (Part2) interview on the making of Remember a Day (part 2)
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14 ANIMALS & Friends ft ZOOT MONEY - ' Big Time Operator ' 10 dec 2012 Bluescafe Apeldoorn NL
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Kevin Coyne - Having A Party and more...(from the film Herz Aus Feuer 1979 part 1)
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Linving In A Magazine
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Nobody Knows Part One
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Linving In A Magazine
Advertise to lonely eyes
Living in a magazine
And no disguise your wear can hide
Living in a magazine
Face to love
Style to foreign minds
Names to buy
Fashion your life
Caught in the middle
With you next to me
The image is real
Selling a lie
Advertise to lonely eyes
Living in a magzine
And no disguise your wear can hide
Living in a magazine
Find yourself
Between the lines
Understand
The change in you
Keep a smile
With fame in your eye
Paper faces
For a paper girl
Advertise to lonely eyes
Living in a magazine
And no disguise your wear can hide
Living in a magazine
photo: AP / Dmitry Lovetsky
Rio 2016: Top European Olympic official Patrick Hickey arrested in Rio over illegal tickets sales
Edit The Independent 17 Aug 2016
A spokesman for Ireland's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade told the BBC....
photo: AP Photo/Michael Dwyer
First American Offshore Wind Farm Nearly Complete
Edit WorldNews.com 17 Aug 2016
Deepwater Wind LLC is almost ready to declare their five 589-foot turbines at their site site off the coast of Rhode Island complete in just a few days time according to Bloomberg. The first of their kind for North America, the $300 million, 30-megawatt project is slated to begin commercial operations in early November.“We will finish in advance of our original schedule,”said Chief Executive Officer Jeff Grybowski said ... ....
photo: UN / Cia Pak
Is Putin Poised For Another Attack On Ukraine?
Edit WorldNews.com 17 Aug 2016
Russia claims to have thwarted terrorist attacks in Crimea the United States cannot confirm and Putin is vowing revenge. “We obviously will not let such things slide by,” he warned.The Russian leader met with his security council on Aug. 11, the report said. According to a Kremlin spokesman, the group discussed “additional measures” for ensuring security ... In Sevastopol, a Nanuchka-class missile corvette is at anchor....
photo: AP / John Raoux
With Or Without Jill Stein, Gary Johnson, Hillary Clinton Comfortably In Presidential Lead
Edit WorldNews.com 17 Aug 2016
Recent polling suggests Democrat Hillary Clinton is slowly pulling away from Republican Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential race with Clinton gaining the edge in many of the key battleground states.However, when third-party candidates Jill Stein of the Green Party and Gary Johnson of the Libertarian Party are figured into the race, Inquistr reports, they are drawing away votes from both candidates in those battleground states....
photo: AP / Lefteris Pitarakis
Did Austerity Measures Lead To Boy’s Death At Schlitterbahn Water Park?
Edit WorldNews.com 17 Aug 2016
Article by Wn.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingI’m not sure if Kansans will make a connection between Gov. Sam Brownback’s and Koch Brothers’ economic experiment and the tragic death of Caleb Schwab, a 10-year-old boy who died at Schlitterbahn Water Park in Kansas City, but perhaps they should ... In effect, thousands of seniors would no longer be eligible for supplemental health insurance coverage....
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April Jones murder: Council criticised for cash collection
Edit BBC News 17 Aug 2016
Money collected by a town council after the murder of April Jones was outside its powers and should not have happened, an audit report has said. Machynlleth Town Council banked £71,663 of public money before transferring it to April's fund - something it did not have the authority to do. Auditor BDO said money offered by the public should have been refused....
NIA probes funding of militants in Kashmir through bank accounts of citizens
Edit Deccan Chronicle 17 Aug 2016
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has launched a probe to track the funding of militants in Jammu and Kashmir by their sympathisers abroad who have started using bank accounts of ordinary citizens to route money to finance their activities in the restive state ... One per cent of the money received is left in the bank account of the individual by their 'handlers' based abroad as commission, they said....
NIA probes routing money through ordinary Kashmiris to fund militancy
Edit The Times of India 17 Aug 2016
The NIA has launched a probe to track the funding of militants in Jammu and Kashmir by their sympathisers abroad who have started using bank accounts of ordinary citizens to route money to finance their activities in the restive state ... After thoroughly brainwashing them, the individual is persuaded to receive money in his bank account which is then used for financing terror activities, official sources said....
California Senate releases cap-and-trade spending plan
Edit Sacramento Bee 17 Aug 2016
A vehicle trade-in program for low-income families and projects in poor communities would be among the chief recipients of money from California’s cap-and-trade program under a Senate proposal unveiled on Tuesday amid an attempt to win enough votes to extend the climate program. A large pot of money is sitting unused as lawmakers and Gov ... Lawmakers have proposed using money on anything from port improvements to soil....
No rebate checks for Green Bay property owners
Edit The Miami Herald 17 Aug 2016
Green Bay's mayor cast the tie-breaking vote that killed a plan to give $2 million in excess stadium tax money to property owners....
Man victimized in online romance stole $1.4M from employer
Edit Rocky Mount Telegram 17 Aug 2016
Jeffery Plimpton, 59, acknowledged using more than $13,000 of the money he stole to pay his mortgage, and nearly $69,000 to pay credit card bills. But most of the money — nearly $1.39 million — was sent overseas “at the direction of a woman with whom he had an online relationship,” Assistant U.S ... At least some of the money was sent to Malaysia ... It wasn’t a legitimate person for the money to go to.”....
Man victimized in overseas online romance stole $1.4M from employer
Edit Toronto Sun 17 Aug 2016
Jeffery Plimpton, 59, acknowledged using more than $13,000 of the money he stole to pay his mortgage, and nearly $69,000 to pay credit card bills. But most of the money -- nearly $1.39 million -- was sent overseas "at the direction of a woman with whom he had an online relationship," Assistant U.S ... At least some of the money was sent to Malaysia ... It wasn't a legitimate person for the money to go to."....
Meet the Man Who’d Revolutionize Money, From the Inside Out
Edit Bloomberg 17 Aug 2016
Remove from banks the power to create money, and give it back to the state ... He couples his day job as a vice president at KfW IPEX in Frankfurt, a state-owned provider of export financing, with his role as a member of Monetative, an initiative to return the system to what’s known in German as Vollgeld, which roughly translates as "whole money." ... Vollgeld’s solution would be to hand central banks complete control of the money supply....
One chart explains why CEOs across America think the economy stinks
Edit Business Insider 17 Aug 2016
And this impact is perhaps no more clearly seen that in the preference among young people to save rather than spend their money, as we see in this table from Sløk ... So it isn't, then, that consumers don't want to spend money, or can't spend money, or aren't spending money, but that the psychology around where and when and how people spend money is changing in a way that is puzzling corporate America....
Financial Responsibility For Children: Leading By (Practical) Example
Edit Huffington Post 17 Aug 2016
In a world dominated by downloads, in-app purchases and Pok�coins, is it any wonder parents believe that kids today have less understanding of the value of money? ... We recently surveyed 6,000 parents and 70% said they believe children have less understanding of the value of money than they did when they were a child. Two thirds of parents think digital money makes it harder for children to learn....
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