#Bell Records

[myvinylplaylist]

Let The Good Times Roll: Original Sound Track Recording (1973)

Bell Records

[helloparkerrose]

[soulmusicsongs]

Sock It To 'Em Soul Brother (Instr.) - Bill Moss (Sock It to 'Em Soul Brother / Sock It To 'Em Soul Brother (Instr.), 1969)

[odk-2]

Crazy Elephant - Gimme Gimme Good Lovin' (1969) Joey Levine / Ritchie Cordell from: "Gimme Gimme Good Lovin'" /" Hips and Lips" (1st US Single Release) "Gimme Gimme Good Lovin'" / "Dark Part of My Mind" (2nd US Single Release) "Crazy Elephant" (LP)

Garage Pop

JukeHostUK (left click = play) (320kbps)

Personnel: The Marzano-Calvert Studio Group Included: Robert Spencer: Lead Vocals Larry Laufer: Keyboards / Backing Vocals Norman Marzano: Bass / Backing Vocals Bob Avery: Drums

Arranged by Joey Levine Produced by Joey Levine / Artie Resnick

Recorded: @ Bell Sound Studios (?) in New York City, New York USA 1968

Single Released: January, 1969 (Original US Release) Sphere Sound Records

March, 1969 (Second US Release) Bell Records

April, 1969 (UK Release) Major Minor Records

[filosofablogger]

♫ Could It Be Magic ♫

Tonight’s song is a preview, a lead-in or lede for next week’s Barry Manilow Week as requested by Clive!  🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣  Just kidding … I can’t even type that without laughing!  Clive … Manilow?  🤣  No, seriously, this one is for our friend Ali who said last night that this is her all-time favourite Manilow song.  I rarely play Manilow, though I do like his music, because it seems that very few of my…

[mymelodic-chapel]

Bay City Rollers- Rollin' (Pop Rock, Glam Rock) Released: September 6, 1974 [Bell Records] Producer(s): Phil Coulter, Bill Martin

[belobogindustries]

PHAETHON

[allgoodmusic]

$1 at a library book sale!

[tomialtooth]

We know from Sims that everyone in the safehouse gets their paychecks through Adler. But does this include Bell? After all, Bell isn't really a team member, he just thinks he is. Was Bell collecting a real paycheck or were Park and Adler paying him in Monopoly money?

Did Park and Adler go up to their supervisors and be like "Yeah we need a bunch of money so we can pay a fake wage to our brainwashed Soviet operative so he doesn't suspect anything wrong" and the CIA just had to accept this? In the CIA's archives somewhere is there a budget allocation for the cost of paying Bell a pretend Salary? Did they collect all the money back after killing Bell?

If they gave Bell real money how freely was Bell able to spend it or did Adler say something like "I'm going to hold your paycheck for you Bell" and Bell just had to accept it because Adler is his friend and his boss and would never do him wrong? Was Bell paid the same amount as everyone else or was he given a pittance? Did Bell ever suspect anything was off? There are so many questions left unanswered here

[yeossemble]

[revvethasmythh]

"Do you know what a trope is? A thematic element, you are a apprentice bard, are you not? It's one of my least favorite. Yet, it is where my heart guides me. I want revenge, Dariax, badly. Do you think you can take revenge against the universe? Do you think you can fight back against gods and monsters?"

[myvinylplaylist]

The 5th Dimension: Greatest Hits On Earth (1972)

This is a reissue on black labels from between 1976-1978.

Bell Records

[helloparkerrose]

That'll Be The Day (1972)

The Partridge Family

Up To Date

Bell Records

[soulmusicsongs]

Back Street - Dale Hawkins (L.A., Memphis & Tyler, Texas, 1969)

[iphigeniacomplex]

eleven year old girl at a sleepover excitedly describing her celebrity crush but as she continues to be pressed for details by the other girls it slowly becomes clear that she is talking about the ibm 7094, popularly known as the first computer to sing

[weedsnthistles]

finished the bo:cw campaign. I had some feelings