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Spectropop - Digest Number 1763



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There are 23 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

      1. Re: The 2 Of Clubs
           From: Mick Patrick 
      2. Re: Massiel and Françoise
           From: David L. Gordon 
      3. Dee Dee Warwick
           From: Philip Hopson 
      4. Re: season's Blessing; oldies radio; Bob Stanley
           From: Phil X Milstein 
      5. Re: The 2 Of Clubs
           From: Robert Pingel 
      6. Rhino Girl Group Box & Where The Girls Are Vol. 6
           From: Will Stos 
      7. Re: The 2 Of Clubs
           From: Joe Nelson 
      8. Motown Repackage
           From: Mike Rashkow 
      9. Re: Wilsonia - Alan Boyd
           From: Susan 
     10. The World of Gorillas and Monkeys
           From: Dave Monroe 
     11. Re: The 2 Of Clubs
           From: Orion 
     12. President Records
           From: Austin Powell 
     13. Re: Arthur Alexander
           From: Steve Harvey 
     14. Re: Wilsonia - Alan Boyd, Peter Lacey et al
           From: Dinsdale Hogg 
     15. The Rhino Girl Group Box / Christmas wish
           From: Peter Andreasen 
     16. Re: The 2 Of Clubs
           From: Mick Patrick 
     17. Re: Alvin & Olay
           From: Claire Francis 
     18. Re: The 2 Of Clubs / Chiffons
           From: John H. 
     19. Re: Rhino girl group box
           From: Billy G. Spradlin 
     20. Re: Season's Greetings
           From: Claire Francis 
     21. Re: The 2 Of Clubs
           From: John Fox 
     22. Re: Motown Repackage
           From: Frank  Jastfelder 
     23. Re: Colpix (pre-)Monkee stuff
           From: Eddy 


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Message: 1 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 20:45:29 -0000 From: Mick Patrick Subject: Re: The 2 Of Clubs James Moniz: > "Walk Tall" by 2 of Clubs made #75 Cash Box and #92 Pop? Wow! It > really didn't deserve that...and in 1967??? I'M SO AGGRIVATED! I > could think of 1,000 girl-group songs that I would rather have > had charted (soul girl-groups)! Heck! I'd have rather seen April > March's "Chick Habit" make it than that! And to think that they > had a bubbling under chart hit with "Heart" too! URGGH! I'd love to read your list of 1,000 non-charting soul girl group records, as I'm sure would all other girl group aficionados. I have available the email addresses of Patti Valentine and Linda Parrish, otherwise known as the 2 Of Clubs, should you wish to let them know personally how unworthy you consider their two modest hit records. Season of goodwill, and all that. Hey la, Mick Patrick -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 2 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 21:17:26 -0000 From: David L. Gordon Subject: Re: Massiel and Françoise Julio Niño wrote: > I don´t know if Massiel can speak French, but she, as well as the > composers of "La, La, La" ( Arcusa & De la Calva), were Spanish. If you have a look at the "trade ads" album in the photos section of my Amy-Mala-Bell group you'll see a scan of the Billboard ad for Massiels's "La La La:" http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/amymalabell/ While Lesley Gore's being discussed it's probably worth mentioning that she did a cover version of "La La La." Massiel's version was out first, according to the May 11, 1968 issue of Billboard. Lesley's was chart-tipped on May 25th but neither of them did much. Davie -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 3 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 21:57:46 +0000 (GMT) From: Philip Hopson Subject: Dee Dee Warwick Barry Margolis wrote: > What we need is a lot less Dionne and a lot more Dee Dee!!!!! Very much in agreement over - "more Dee Dee (Warwick)". Dee Dee surely must be the American equivalent to our own Madeline Bell, in that you can spot their session singer vocals a mile off - so distinctive are their voices. I found myself listening more to Dee Dee's alto, swirling her tonsils on Aretha's Columbia album, especially on "Walk on by" (rather than Aretha's lead vocal), and also her contribution to Jackie de Shannon's "What the world needs now is love". My favourite Dee Dee recording has to be: "Lover's chant" (a Lorraine Ellison toon), which has the unleashed Warwick voice gospel wailing away - vibrato just about under control - between verses. A spine tingling performance. Further early evidence of Dee Dee's early potential can be gleaned from gospel song performances by the Drinkard singers (that included Dionne, Cissy Houston and Judy Guions (Clay) on a Newport Jazz date in the very early sixties, I believe (GB: Columbia). -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 4 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 16:01:48 -0800 From: Phil X Milstein Subject: Re: season's Blessing; oldies radio; Bob Stanley Frank Uhle wrote: > I have the Michael Blessing 45 on Colpix, "Until It's Time For You To Go" > and "What Seems to Be the Trouble, Officer." The A-side is a respectable, > produced, pop version of the Buffy St.-Marie number. It could have fit on > an early Monkees album, though perhaps as a Davy song. The flip is an > acoustic Bob Dylan parody, which is not bad, and definitely unlike anything > I've heard from Nesmith either as a Monkee or solo. I think we need to hear these on musica, Frank. No -- I nay it! I mean: nay -- I know it! John Fox wrote: > ... Unfortunately, it was just announced that as of January 1 WSAI will > become a liberal talk-radio station. And while that in and of itself, is a > major feat in conservative Cincinnati, it is a shame to lose real oldies WSAI. THAT's what they picked to improve their ratings?! I'll bet the station will be back playing oldies by mid-June, if not sooner. Not a political observation on my part, just a business one. Ken Silverwood wrote: > Bob Stanley does a quite lengthy and glowing review of Bear Family's > Del Shannon box set in this month's Mojo magazine. Bob also is the > reason I connected to Spectropop. Many years ago I read a review of one > of the earlier "Here Come The Girls" CDs, released then by Sequel. At > the end of his review he recommended Spectropop for people with a > craving for more. Was he ever a Spectropop member himself? Seems he'd have a lot to offer the group, and perhaps even vice versa. Any relation to Steve Stanley? --Phil M. -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 5 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 15:16:52 -0800 (PST) From: Robert Pingel Subject: Re: The 2 Of Clubs James Moniz wrote: > "Walk Tall" by 2 of Clubs made #75 Cash Box and #92 Pop? Wow! It > really didn't deserve that...and in 1967??? I'M SO AGGRIVATED! I > could think of 1,000 girl-group songs that I would rather have > had charted (soul girl-groups)! Heck! I'd have rather seen April > March's "Chick Habit" make it than that! And to think that they > had a bubbling under chart hit with "Heart" too! URGGH! Have always considered "Walk Tall" by the 2 of Clubs a little gem; nicely produced with wonderful harmonies. What's not to like? It was a top 10 record in St. Louis, Mo. in 1967. Thought for sure it would have done better nationally. Other than "Walk Tall", I would agree that this duo's other releases are rather disappointing. The original version by Verdelle Smith, a truly terrific singer, somehow didn't nail it. Also remember seeing some awful movie (I think starring Connie Stevens) which featured a dreadful rendition of this song. The only other cover that I am aware of is by Christy Allen who does an okay job. Rob Pingel -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 6 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 23:53:11 -0000 From: Will Stos Subject: Rhino Girl Group Box & Where The Girls Are Vol. 6 I'm salivating at the thought of this box set. I agree that for it to be profitable, it'll need some big hits in addition to the rarer stuff. Collectors get the really good stuff from labels like Ace and RPM, etc, but hopefully casual lisetners will be turned on to some new sounds. As for my hopes, I'm still waiting for "What Am I gonna Do With You (Hey baby)" by the Chiffons on CD. I'd also love to hear the Bonnets' "You Gotta Take A Chance," the groovy tune posted a while ago "Just Keep On Loving Me," by the Halos and maybe "Sealed With A Kiss," by the Toys. But gee, there are just so many. Let's hope there are more box sets to come, or at least more "Where The Girls Are" comps. Speaking of which, I just got mine in the mail (along with the new Velvelttes Anthology, and the Joe Meek Girls set). I love it!!! They just keep getting better. A favourite of mine, being such a big time Chiffons fan, is that great cut by the Cinnamons called "I'm Not Gonna Worry (Cause I Know He's Mine)". What a killer song. Any chance the Chiffons cut a version of this? For that matter, when are we going to see BT Puppy label collection? It's too bad some of the tapes are missing. Does anyone know what the B-side to this single was? Did this group record anything else? As for the Velvelettes, the more I hear of this group, the more I believe they got an even bigger raw deal than the Marvelettes at Motown. Cal Gill has an outstanding voice, and some of the previously unreleased tracks are gems! It was also great to hear the group live. Unlike a lot of other performers (Ashlee Simpson, anyone?) they sound superb on stage. I'm looking forward to the Brenda Holloway and Chris Clark comps. I thank all the compliers on this list (especially the girl group gang) for coming up with such great releases. Keep them coming! Will : ) -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 7 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 18:30:51 -0500 From: Joe Nelson Subject: Re: The 2 Of Clubs James Moniz: > "Walk Tall" by 2 of Clubs made #75 Cash Box and #92 Pop? Wow! It > really didn't deserve that...and in 1967??? I'M SO AGGRIVATED! I > could think of 1,000 girl-group songs that I would rather have > had charted (soul girl-groups)! Heck! I'd have rather seen April > March's "Chick Habit" make it than that! And to think that they > had a bubbling under chart hit with "Heart" too! URGGH! Mick Patrick: > I have available the email addresses of Patti Valentine and Linda > Parrish, otherwise known as the 2 Of Clubs, should you wish to let > them know personally how unworthy you consider their two modest hit > records. Season of goodwill, and all that. I'd like to think of the problem as being that there was such a wealth of great singles out in 1967 and only so much chart space. I considered the failure of the Forum's "The River Is Wide" to make the Top 40 in the same category. Clearly "Walk Tall" should be one of those tracks that clogs up our oldies playlists and that makes us turn off the radio instead of being the hidden diamond it has become, but those are the breaks. Yeah, I'd love to tell them personally how frustrating it is to have nothing to go on but my hard-sought Fraternity 45's. And while I'm at it, is Linda still writing? Joe Nelson -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 8 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 18:13:58 EST From: Mike Rashkow Subject: Motown Repackage USA TODAY reported today that Universal has announced a planned project to restore and repackage ALL the motown singles. The first box set with 6 CD's will encompass the years 1959-1961. I think they intend to release futures w/5 CD's covering 1 year each--so save your pennies. Di la, Rashkovksy -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 9 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 17:53:46 EST From: Susan Subject: Re: Wilsonia - Alan Boyd Stratton B wrote, regarding Peter Lacey: > In my opinion far and away Lacey's finest to date, and essential > listening for subjects of Wilsonia. I would add that Alan Boyd has thrown his hat into the ring as well. The Beach Boys' archivist and documentary maker has finally put together a collection of his own songs - convention songs, instrumentals used to score silent films, and stand-alone pieces - and the CD is worth far more than the $10 price. There is much that harkens to the sound of the Beach Boys and Brian, but there is also an individuality that commands attention unto itself. See http://www.boydproductiongroup.com for more information - don't miss this one! Susan -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 10 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 14:34:15 -0800 (PST) From: Dave Monroe Subject: The World of Gorillas and Monkeys Davie Gordon wrote: > If you have a look at the "trade ads" album in the photos section > of my Amy-Mala-Bell group ... I just joined your group, thanks, will ask there as well, but I'm going to pose a qusetion here first as what little I know about it goes beyond those three labels. Anyone here familiar with Brian Ingland's "The World of Gorillas and Monkeys"? On Mala. I can find only a handful of mentions of it online, and most of those get the name wrong. Soundfile at http://tinyurl.com/5mha8 It's been pointed out to me that a slower version of the backing track serves as the backdrop for "Journey to the Moon" by The Sounds of Genesis or somesuch on Buddah, but that's all I know. Help! Thanks. -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 11 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 18:58:10 -0600 From: Orion Subject: Re: The 2 Of Clubs James Moniz wrote: > "Walk Tall" by 2 of Clubs made #75 Cash Box and #92 Pop? Wow! It > really didn't deserve that...and in 1967??? I'M SO AGGRIVATED! I > could think of 1,000 girl-group songs that I would rather have > had charted (soul girl-groups)! Heck! I'd have rather seen April > March's "Chick Habit" make it than that! And to think that they > had a bubbling under chart hit with "Heart" too! URGGH! The "Walk Tall" single by the 2 of clubs made the top 20 I am sure at WHB land in Kansas City, MO. It was a very much requested song in that day. It was one I sure enjoyed spinning, sorry you didn't enjoy it much. Orion -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 12 Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2004 08:42:20 -0000 From: Austin Powell Subject: President Records Howard: > Methinks "Walk Tall Like A Man" found a UK outlet on the > President label. Can anyone confirm? It did. President held the Fraternity Records license for the UK for a while. A much underrated label at one time or another President also handled Vee-Jay, Bang/Shout, the TK group of labels, Sims, Mustang/Bronco, One-der-ful/Mar-v-Lus, Mira/Mirwood and more. It also had a good number of UK artists, most notably The Equals and pop-harmony group The Symbols S'pop's Mick Patrick has recently done the "Femme Pop" and Marcie Blaine packages from the label's archive and there's more re-issues to come from President utilising the U.S. catalogues it owns. Most of the Fraternity masters are now owned by the wonderful Ace Records here in the UK. Austin P -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 13 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 19:11:40 -0800 (PST) From: Steve Harvey Subject: Re: Arthur Alexander I got that Arthur Alexander bio about a year ago, but haven't gotten time to read it. I think you can still get it through Amazon. Read about it on Dawn Eden's site. The author's wife was a former friend of hers and she was giving the book some publicity (which it needed since even I hadn't heard of it up until that time). -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 14 Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2004 08:28:06 -0000 From: Dinsdale Hogg Subject: Re: Wilsonia - Alan Boyd, Peter Lacey et al First,thanks to Country Paul and Stratton B for the heads up on the Lacey disk. Stratton B wrote, regarding Peter Lacey: > In my opinion far and away Lacey's finest to date, and essential > listening for subjects of Wilsonia. Susan: > I would add that Alan Boyd has thrown his hat into the ring as > well. The Beach Boys' archivist and documentary maker has finally > put together a collection of his own songs - convention songs, > instrumentals used to score silent films, and stand-alone pieces As something of a Beach Boys completist I have the Alan Boyd Channel Surfing cd and its most enjoyable as a slice of Wilson inspired realism and manages to avoid in my opinion the pitfalls of many artistes who seem determined to sound more like Brian than Brian and achieve no more than pastiche. What makes the album interesting is the diversity of styles Boyd provides especially in the shades of Gershwin/Van Dyke Parks in the instrumentals such as Miss America 1926 and Hollywood The Unusual. Nice one. Having Peter Lacey's 3 albums and now anticipating the next it's apparent that his take on the Wilson legacy is all together different, drawing more on church motet than Mr Wilson's own mix of do-wop and barbershop. In fact, without overblowing the point, Lacey's very English slant stands akin to the way in which The Beatles transformed and anglicised American R&B pushing the envelop into the bargain. Look forward to 4. Dinsdale Hogg :-D -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 15 Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2004 10:00:10 -0000 From: Peter Andreasen Subject: The Rhino Girl Group Box / Christmas wish I would love to see these tracks on the box: The Popsicles: I don´t want to be your baby/Baby I miss you The Chiffons: Love me like your gonna lose me The fantastic Vanastics: Gee what a boy Alder Ray: Cause I love him Christine Quaite: Tell me mama And since it´s Christmas: I wish for some rumors about "A Wall Of Soundalikes Vol.2". -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 16 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 23:13:25 -0000 From: Mick Patrick Subject: Re: The 2 Of Clubs Simon White on the 2 Of Clubs: > "Walk Tall (Like A Man)" is one of my favourite songs. Christy > Allen's version on Diamond edges it for me because of its > Northern Soul beat but I'm rather keen on Verdelle Smith's > version too. Bob Rashkow: > "Walk Tall" was way ahead of its time. What a powerful, dynamite > record, with nearly perfect voices and arrangement. Brilliance! Yes, an excellent song, courtesy of Paul Vance and Lee Pockriss. Might I also recommend a British version by the New Faces, issued on UK Pye in 1966. It's available on one of the "Here Come The Girls" CDs. Tom Diehl: > Yes! I love the 2 Of Clubs! ... I read on S'pop, I believe it > was, that "Heart" was also included on an Ace CD for the first > time in stereo. Is that true? If so, what CD was it? "Heart" is contained on "Girls With Guitars". Find more info here http://tinyurl.com/3n73q , here http://tinyurl.com/4qmnj , here http://tinyurl.com/6arlu , and here http://tinyurl.com/4v85e . Yes, it's in stereo. The track, not the whole CD. Perish the thought. "Walk Tall (Like A Man)" is available on "Where The Girls Are, Vol 6", but you knew that. The 2 Of Clubs' records have grown on me a lot in recent years. Each has an intriguing, atmospheric, live sound. Visit musica for a taster: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/spectropop/files/musica/ Details are: The 2 Of Clubs "Look Away" (Fraternity 999, 1967); written by Jerry Ragovoy and Bert Berns; produced by Carl Edmondson. No prizes for knowing the original version is by Garnet Mimms, one of the greatest singers who ever lived. Hey la, Mick Patrick -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 17 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 23:15:09 EST From: Claire Francis Subject: Re: Alvin & Olay Phil X Milstein wrote: > Holiday time, as we all know, is mall time. While doing my annual > duty there the other day I was taken aback by one of those > newfangled, pedestrian-impeding billboard monoliths, which featured > a dual ad promoting both Oil of Olay and, of all things, Alvin & The > Chipmunks. Now, you might wonder, what in the name of all that is > holy might a greasy skin care product have to do with our favorite > sped-up rocknroll cartoon band? Fortunately I happened to have my > camera handy, and thus, if you drop by the Photos section, you can > find out for yourself. Me, I want a hula-hoop. Hi Phil, I think you should show the S'pop gang the photo! And please let us know what color hoola hoop you want for Christmas. Be careful what you wish for - you might get ten in the mail! Happy Holiday - Long live Spectropop!! Love & Light, Claire Francis http://www.clairefrancis.com -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 18 Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2004 01:39:33 -0000 From: John H. Subject: Re: The 2 Of Clubs / Chiffons I'm really digging what little I've heard of 2 of Clubs. Great harmonies and very groovy arrangements. Is their version of "Heart" on any cd? It's one of my favorite Petula numbers. I'd also like to add, the Chiffons "Nobody Knows What's Going On in My Mind But Me" needs to be on a compilation one of these days! -John H. -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 19 Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2004 12:41:04 -0000 From: Billy G. Spradlin Subject: Re: Rhino girl group box Heres some of my favorites I would love to see on the Rhino box. This box is gonna get a lot of attention from non-girl group fans so Im hoping its it will be around 70% rarities and 30% (or less) big hits. Bonnets - "Ya Gotta Take A Chance" I know its already been mentioned but has this great track been CD anthologised before? Reperata and The Delrons - "I'm Nobodys Baby Now" or "Mama's Little Girl" (still sadly under-represented on CD) Honeys - "He's A Doll" (original mono mix, gotta get B.W. in) Francettes - "Young Daddy" (Challenge, 1964 - great record and still NOT on CD!) Angels - "Why Wont The Boy Leave Me Alone", "Wow Wow Wee" Robin Ward - "In His Car" or "Today I Fell In Love" Crystals - "In The Morning" (if Rhino cant licence anything from Spector, how about this non-Phillies gem?) Secrets - "Hey Big Boy" Little Peggy March - "Watch What You Do With My Baby" and the super "He Couldnt Care Less" just to show people she made better records than "I Love Him" Sapphires - "Who Do You Love" Dolly Parton - "Don't Drop Out" (great example to show that other non-pop artists tried out the style) Rag Dolls - "Dusty" or "Society Girl" Sweet Three - "That's the Way it Is" Doris Troy - "I'll Do Anything" Gloria Jones - "Tainted Love" Tracey Dey - "I Wont Tell" Luvs - "We Kiss In The Shadows" (this was posted on Harmony High earlier this year, great mix of doo-wop and Spector production) Three Degrees - "Driving Me Mad" (thier best-ever record) Tammys - "Egyptain Shumba" (for shock value) Billy http://listen.to/jangleradio -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 20 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 22:58:12 EST From: Claire Francis Subject: Re: Season's Greetings Hi Stew, Thank you for your e-mail. It's nice to know that you understand the "seer" energy. I take it **very** seriously (even though I joke about it sometimes). I can see that sister is also a healer! I have been a "seer" since age 16. I love it when people smile and shyly say to me "tell me something". I tell them "Sometimes I can see how far a song can travel"! A few years ago Bob Dylan asked me to "tell him something" while we were hanging out back stage at Endicott College in Massachussettes. It was quite cold and we were waiting for the heat to be repaired. Bob and I talked about the music. Shortly thereafter I received a beautiful signed photo from him because what I said made an impact on him, and his career. There is a picture of me at Endicott College on my web. Sometime after that Bob played the Fleet Center in Boston (with Van Morrison) and I was in the first row. I was so thrilled when he bowed to me and threw me a kiss...something he rarely does from the stage. I think he liked my reading!! HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL THE GROOVY S'POP PEOPLE OUT THERE! LOVE and LIGHT. Claire Francis http://www.clairefrancis.com -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 21 Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 22:37:47 EST From: John Fox Subject: Re: The 2 Of Clubs James Moniz writes: > "Walk Tall" by 2 of Clubs made #75 Cash Box and #92 Pop? Wow! It > really didn't deserve that ... URGGH! You're right. It deserved MUCH higher charting than that. I'm sure I won't be the only one to have this response to such a negative post. Wow is right! John Fox (who grew up watching the 2 of Clubs on that great weekday afternoon TV show, "5-A-Go-Go") -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 22 Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2004 10:37:08 +0100 From: Frank Jastfelder Subject: Re: Motown Repackage Mike Rashkow: > USA TODAY reported today that Universal has announced a planned > project to restore and repackage ALL the motown singles. The first > box set with 6 CD's will encompass the years 1959-1961. I think > they intend to release futures w/5 CD's covering 1 year each--so > save your pennies. That sounds great. I hope they will be as good as the Stax Single Boxsets. BTW has anyone ordered the Bacharach Boxset from Hip-O? I'd like to know if I can expect a full fledged booklet packed with stories from his A&M years and of course an awul lot of pictures of Burt and Angie. Frank J. -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
Message: 23 Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2004 11:49:38 +0100 From: Eddy Subject: Re: Colpix (pre-)Monkee stuff Nesmith only had two 45's on Colpix, but they were preceeded by a few (rare) 45's on various labels: http://members.aol.com/JoeAlterio/nesmith.html For those interested, there's a Colgems discography on the same site: http://members.aol.com/joealterio/colgems.html And here's the complete track listing for that pre-Monkees-material CD Mikey mentions: http://www2.gol.com/users/davidr/aside/asidemonkee.html Season's Greetings to one and all ! Eddy -------------------[ archived by Spectropop ]-------------------
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