#groovy juke box

[makemerainbows]

Happy World Music Day! 🎶

@thewalrusandmeman

[cap98cody]

How cool would it be to have one 😎

[harrisonarchive]

Hariprasad Chaurasia, George Harrison, and Shivkumar Sharma, 1973; photographer unnamed, photo courtesy of hariprasadchaurasia dot com.

“George used to always say that if ever you are not feeling right, you should listen to Bob Dylan’s ‘Last Thoughts on Woody Guthrie’ and [Hariprasad Chaurasia, Shivkumar Sharma and Brij Bhushan Kabra’s] ‘Call of the Valley.’” - Olivia Harrison, The Hollywood Reporter, October 22, 2011 “‘Bhoop Ghara’ from Call of the Valley, recorded in 1967 by Shivkumar Sharma, Hariprasad Chaurasia and slide guitar player Brijbhusan Kabra, was ‘something George had on our juke box. We played it as a remedy in our home if you were feeling a certain way. Kabra was one of George’s heroes as a slide guitarist, up there with Ry Cooder,’ [Olivia explains].” - Songlines, June 2018 “[Ry Cooder] inspires me to try and play that [slide] better. At the same time, I’m into this Indian music and there’s a guy called Brijbushan Kabra who plays a guitar but he plays it like a lap steel, he lays it on his leg, and plays it with the slide on top, like, and restrung it and plays sort of groovy Indian stuff on it.” - George Harrison, Rockline, February 10, 1988 “[Hariprasad] Chaurasia’s face lights up as The Beatles guitarist and songwriter George Harrison’s name is mentioned. ‘We were very close friends, or, at least, that is what I believe. He used to come to India every year, especially to go to Vrindavan. And, whenever he came, he would come to my Bandra residence at times, with his then-girlfriend, Olivia. Every time we met, we used to play music together,’ says Chaurasia. [...] ‘One of the best musicians I ever met, George loved Indian music and had a deep understanding of it. He made an attempt to learn the sitar, and though he played it for himself, he did not want to play it in front of an audience,’ says Chaurasia. When asked what Harrison was like as an individual, the maestro was quick with his response: ‘George was a great human being. He treated everyone equally, irrespective of his or her race or nationality. I remember George would always remove his shoes or chappals before entering anyone’s house,’ he says. Harrison loved everything Indian — culture, traditions and food. 'So much so that he that he wanted to be born in India in his next life. He used to go to the Lord Krishna temple at Mathura, with his face covered with a shawl to avoid recognition. He enjoyed going to the temple alone and collecting prasadam. He loved listening to the dholak and the singing and dancing. His favorite place in India was Vrindavan and said that he could never find such an environment anywhere else in the world,’ says Chaurasia.” - The Week, February 17, 2018 (x)

[pastelpaperplanes]

How do you do the glowy effect on visors? If your cool with explaining!

TUTORIAL TIME!!!!! Ft. Our Favorite Juke Box Hero :D

CONGRATS!!! You’ve made a groovy visor ✨

[jungleindierock]

Jungle Indie Rock - Time Machine - Vol.1

Ok here is the first of the Time Machine playlists. 100 tracks, from any genre, any year!! You will maybe hear something new on here and then investigate the artists back catalogue!! Even now i am still discoving bands / artists from the past, that i have missed, or maybe is my taste in music is changing, whatever the reason, just play this, share it but most of all enjoy it !! The art work for the cover was done by my partner in crime here at Jungle Indie Rock, Mar, i think she did a great job!! Reb.

Tracklist

The Boo Radleys - Wake Up Boo!

Free - Alright Now

The Bobby Fuller Four - I Fought The Law

Furniture - Brilliant Mind

The Wombats - Let's Dance To Joy Division

Half Man Half Biscuit - Joy Division Oven Gloves

The Rolling Stones - Dandelion

Cold War Kids - Hang Me Up To Dry

Stereophonics - Dakota

The Bangles - Going Down To Liverpool

The Box Tops - The Letter

Foo Fighters - Everlong

The 1975 - Chocolate

The Auteurs - Lenny Valentino

Fun Lovin' Criminals - Scooby Snacks

Whale - Hobo Humpin' Slobo Babe

Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons - The Night

Culture - Two Sevens Clash

Rocket From The Crypt - On A Rope

Television - Marquee Moon

Bob Dylan - Blowing In The Wind

Age Of Chance - Kiss

Arcade Fire - Rebellion (Lies)

Uncle Tupelo - New Madrid

Gene Vincent & The Blue Caps - Who Slapped John?

The Meteors - Go Buddy Go

The Golinski Brothers - Bloody

Microdisney - Loftholdingwood

John Cooper Clarke - Midnight Shift (John Peel Session Version)

Chapel Club - O Maybe I

Young Rebel Set - If I Was

Two Door Cinema Club - Undercover Martyn

Danny Wilson - Mary's Prayer

Steve Winwood - Valerie

This Mortal Coil - Song To The Siren

Tim Buckley - Dolphins

Ian Brown - Dolphins Were Monkeys

The Dream Academy - Life In A Northern Town

The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition

Foals - My Number

Nirvana - The Man Who Sold The World

The Bravery - An Honest Mistake

The Byrds - Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season)

Cream - White Room

Van Morrison - Brown Eyed Girl

Green Day - Basket Case

Pearl Jam - Jeremy

David Bowie - Rebel Rebel

Kasabian - Underdog

Royal Blood - Figure It Out

The Cure - Boys Don't Cry

The Libertines - Can't Stand Me Now

Arab Strap - The First Big Weekend

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Into My Arms

The Maytals - Monkey Man

Nick Drake - Northern Sky

Frank Wilson - Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)

Little Walter - Juke

Mumford & Sons - I Will Wait

Beck - Loser

Bran Van 3000 - Drinking In LA

The Clash - London Calling

Kraftwerk - The Model

Radiohead - Karma Police

Mazzy Star - Fade Into You

The Sonics - Have Love Will Travel

Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band - Sure 'Nuff 'n' Yes, I Do

Castaways - Liar, Liar

Belle & Sebastian - Lazy Line Painter Jane

Teenage Fanclub - Sparky's Dream

Stereolab - French Disko

Buddy Holly - Rave On

Barrett Strong - Money (That's What I Want)

The Doors - Hello, I Love you

The Beach Boys - Surfin' U.S.A.

The Proclaimers - I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)

Violent Femmes - Blister In The Sun

Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Radio, Radio

Killing Joke - Eighties

XTC - Dear God

The National - Bloodbuzz Ohio

Jake Bugg - Lightning Bolt

Sunflower Bean - I Was A Fool

Laura Marling  - Devil's Spoke

The Runaways - Cherry Bomb

Delta 5 - Mind Your Own Business

The Cramps - Human Fly

Nick Lowe - I Love The Sound Of Breaking Glass

The Modern Lovers - Roadrunner

Mary Gauthier - Bullet Holes In The Sky

Karen Dalton - Something On You Mind

Muddy Waters - Mannish Boy

The Breeders - Cannonball

Pixies - Debaser

Screaming Trees - Nearly Lost You

The Smithereens - Behind The Wall Of Sleep

The Rubinoos - I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend

Flamin' Groovies - Shake Some Action

The Nerves - Hanging On The Telephone

Leonard Cohen - Closing Time

It would be interesting to get your feedback on the the selections, and suggestions for themes for these playlists in the future!! I have already started on the next few, along the same lines, but am planning, a covers versions, live, john peel sessions themed ones, Reb

[cockasinthebird]

fake number here: what kind of music do you like? any favorites you recommend?

Hi dear anon!

So I’ve recently gotten very into 80′s music, thank you Stranger Things, although I of course already know a lot of the songs due to it being what my dad listened to when I grew up!

But I listen to a very wide range of music, so I’ll give you a few recommendations!

I am deeply in love with the musical Chess in Concert, the version with Josh Groban and Idina Menzel, but the song titled “Endgame #3/Chess Game #3″ just... speaks to me in a whole different way than literally any other musical play I’ve heard, and I’ve gone through quite a few now haha

Juke Box Hero by Foreigner is also a song I have been listening to near non-stop lately, it just... moves me, pulls at my soul, like I feel it so fervently I cannot sit still!  And also I can very easily see one Billy Hargrove in it.

Vienna by Ben Platt, wonderful piano and his vocal chords are to die for, and the song itself; the lyrics they’re so... reassuring to me, “Vienna waits for you”? Like everything’s going to be ok in the end I know the song is originally by Billy Joel and has an actual backstory to it that is very fascinating in of itself

And lastly I’ll suggest to you A Place With No Name by Michael Jackson, purely because it’s groovy, like I can dance to this!! Not very well, mind you, but there are two critical parts to a song for me: How worthy it is to dance to, and how good it is to sing along to.

I have almost 800 songs on my favourites list, so if you’re looking for more, I’m right here!

[alternateworldcomics]

Jivey & Groovy. from Juke Box Comics. 1948.

[moonouns]

∞∞∞∞∞∞ Do all of em!!!!!

Omg thank you stjktjksjjtl-

Now with commentary by me ✨ ✨

1. This Charming Man, The Smiths

Why pamper life's complexity When the leather runs smooth On the passenger's seat?

I love this song. I like a lot of the lyrics in it, but this one always catches my attention. I think it’s one of the hooks of the song, the way he accentuates “complexity” and “when the leather runs smooth”. It makes the sentence flow together.

2. Maneater, Hall & Oates

Watching and waiting Ooh, she's sitting with you but her eyes are on the door

I love this lyric because it’s one of those that you can see when you hear it; you get a mental image of a woman sitting with this guy, but she’s looking at the door; she’s not even acknowledging him.

3. Juke Box Hero, Foreigner

Like a trip through the past, to that day in the rain And that one guitar, made his whole life change 

This song is about me, to some degree. I too started as a novice guitar player, getting my first own blazing red electric guitar, inspired by wanting to rock out like my favorite guitarists; Eddie Van Halen, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Carlos Santana and even James Hetfield.

4. Loverboy, Adam Lambert

Show me that I'm the only one I don't wanna be another number Wanna feel like a loverboy 

The chorus is so catchy. This part is so fun to sing along to; it’s really groovy and you feel kinda suave. ...Just me? Anyway, I love the old-school vibe that he put with his new album.

5. Ghost Town, Adam Lambert

Now, I'm searching for trust In a city of rust A city of vampires Tonight, Elvis is dead And everyone's spread And love is a satire

I like all the lyrics to this song. They’re really open to interpretation and the contrast between the melancholy guitar-strummed verse and techno-house chorus is a whole vibe.

6. After Midnight, Blink-182

It's the longest start, but the end is not too far away Did you know, I'm here to stay 

Again, this is a song I love all the lyrics to. They’re so bittersweet, like a love story that you know has a sad ending, but you stick with it anyway because you’re in it for the sake of feeling; there’s still a hope that things will work out, like it’ll all come together in the end. That’s my view, anyway.

Hope you enjoy these ;u;

[obsidian-sphere]

More Jivey & Groovy. from Juke Box Comics, 1948.

[dustedmagazine]

75 Dollar Bill — I Was Real (Thin Wrist)

I Was Real by 75 Dollar Bill

75 Dollar Bill’s potent blend of juke-joint boogie, Sahel shredding, stern NYC minimalism, and experimental wonkery reached an apotheosis on Wood/Metal/Plastic/Pattern/Rhythm/Rock, four slabs of art-school party jams that were as groovy, jagged, heavy, hard, soft, abrasive, smooth, austere and warm as sandstone. Their new LP, the sprawling I Was Real, doesn’t add anything to the sound they perfected on W/M/P/P/R/R. Rather, I Was Real deconstructs, re-examines and re-assembles it. It’s a career summary, victory lap and puzzle box from of one of America’s most interesting bands. 

I Was Real’s biggest surprises are formal and structural, not sonic. Nearly every prior permutation of 75 Dollar Bill, from guitar/percussion duo to septet appears on I Was Real, and their studio-as-instrument experiments have become more refined. Captivating opener “Every Last Coffee or Tea,” (a wonderful full band re-recording of a track from their first cassette) segues into “C. OR. T.- Verso,” three minutes of scraping noise constructed from the “Every Last Coffee or Tea” intro. Another one: the suite of “I. New New II. The Worm III. Like Laundry,” where a slinky guitar/double bass number is swallowed up in its prime by a taut drone whose tonal center shifts imperceptibly over the course of four minutes before fading into the moody guitar/percussion duet “Like Laundry” (not to be confused with “Like Like Laundry,” another early piece). Best of these experiments is “WZN#3-Verso,” which consists of roiling, rumbling viola, violin, Casio, guitar, saxophone and bass recorded as overdubs for the closing track, “WZN#3” (another re-recording), but left to fend for themselves.

Here’s the best part about “WZN#3-Verso”: it’s a swelling wave, rolling thunder, one of I Was Real’s most exciting moments and you don’t need to know anything about its construction to enjoy it. All that stuff about overdubs and everything else in the last paragraph is for record nerds, Discogs ogres, formalists, and critics. Yes, 75 Dollar Bill makes music by and for music geeks, but at their best, as they often are on I Was Real, they also make thrillingly direct body music, rooted in tradition and totally far out, the sort of avant-democratic jive that Henry Flynt’s bands never quite nailed. You don’t need to show your underground credentials and identify who “Tetuzi Akiyama” is to get lost in its massive stomp, the blurring boundaries of the guitar and sax’s taffy-like timbres and the way they trade off melodic fragments, fulfilling James Brown’s apocryphal dictum, “Every instrument a drum!” Even the side long faux-raga of the title track is rhythmic and sly enough to, like all good meditations, engage body and brain in equal measure. Truly weird, but never experimental for its own sake, I Was Real is just accessible enough that Bo Diddley, RL Burnside, Chen’s one time tutor Jeiche Ould Chigaly, and your world music/blues loving parents might grudgingly dig it. 

At 69 minutes, I Was Real is a lot to take in. Newcomers are advised to start with W/M/P/P/R/R, the concise, big band counterpart to I Was Real’s occasionally meandering chamber music. Still, I Was Real is sure to puzzle and please whether your devotion to rock and roll and its antecedents is intellectual or physical. Sure, all of that stuff about Mauritanian modes, compound rhythms, and microtones is interesting, but when “Every Last Coffee or Tea” levitates you, all that matters is the music: strange, familiar, stark, funky and new under the sun. 

Isaac Olson

[pierreism]

'Chick-A-Boom [original Groovie Goolies version] (1970)’ by Daddy Dewdrop

Original version of "Chick-A-Boom (Don't Ya Jes' Love It)" by Daddy Dewdrop (aka Richard "Dick" Monda) who was making music for the animated show "Groovie Goolies" in 1970, he would release an alternate version as a single 1 year later, that peaked at #9 on the Billboard Pop Singles chart in 1971.

via Juke Box Destroyer

[parkerbombshell]

Jazzamatazz - Cuckoo Chorus

Bombshell Radio Jazzamatazz Double Header Today 2pm-4pm EST 8pm -10pm BST 11am-1pm PDT bombshellradio.com Today's Bombshell (Bombshell Radio) A musical kaleidoscope of 23 groovy,funky,jazzy,rocking,far-out & fun tracks. A genre juggling journey into sound. Volume 70. Enjoy the trip. eclecticmix #worldmusic #funky #jazzy #groovy #rocknroll #loungemusic #easylistening 1 Le Winston Nilsmen 2 Red Square Stomp Keith Mansfield 3 To The Drivethrough Andrew Kingslow 4 Paradiddle Bill Justis 5 Yeh Yeh Mark Wirtz 6 Arkansas Twist The 5.6.7.8's 7 Alma-Ville Vince Guaraldi Trio 8 Dr No Piano Claudia Vita 9 Lights are coming down Fay Hallam & Bongolian 10 London Life Syd Dale 11 Thug Brian Bennett 12 Underground Agent Paul Kass 13 Hail Caesar Big Boss Man 14 Cheops and Nefertiti Franco DeGemini 15 Midnight in Moscow Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen 16 Olvidate De Mi The La Playa Orchestra 17 Richie's Jala Jalaa Ricardo Bay 18 Leon's Club Pierre-Alain Dahan & Mat Camison 19 Breakdown The Memphians 20 Stoned Out Electric Bird 21 Jukes Box Chez Saidani Philippe Sarde 22 I Wonder What She's Doin' Tonight (Live) The Sounds of Tomorrow 23 Maria Elena Los Indios Tabajaras Read the full article

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Modern Times Rock 'N' Roll

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Modern Times Rock 'N' Roll

Had to make do with a worn out rock and roll scene The old bop is gettin’ tired need a rest Well you know what I mean Fifty eight that was great But it’s over now and That’s all Somethin’ harder’s coming up Gonna really knock a hole in the wall Gonna hit ya grab you hard Make you feel ten feet tall

Well I hope this baby’s gonna come along soon You don’t know it could happen any ol’ rainy afternoon With the temperature down And the juke box blowin’ no fuse And my musical life’s feelin Like a long Sunday School cruise And you know there’s one thing Every single body could use Yeah listen to me baby Let me tell you what it’s all about Modern times rock and roll Modern times rock and roll

Get you high heeled guitar boots and some groovy clothes Get a hair piece on your chest And a ring through your nose Find a nice little man who says He’s gonna make you a real big star Stars in your eyes and ants in your pants Think you should go far Everybody in this bum sucking world Gonna know just who you are Look out

Modern times rock and roll

Who is Queen

Founded in 1970, Queen is a British rock band that has sold over 300 million albums worldwide. It was founded by Brian May, Roger Taylor and Freddie Mercury in London in the late 1960s after the Smile group entered the disintegration process.

[sounds10thapr1976-blog]

The chart page, puntastically called Vinyl Score. Arf arf.

Page 6     SOUNDS     April 10, 1976

VINYL SCORE

British Albums

   1      –     ROCK FOLLIES, Rock Follies, Island    2      2    THEIR GREATEST HITS 1971-1975, The Eagles, Asylum    3      1    BLUE FOR YOU, Status Quo, Vertigo    4      4    DIANA ROSS, Diana Ross, Tamla Motown    5      8    THE VERY BEST OF SLIM WHITMAN, Slim Whitman, United Artists    6      –     JUKE BOX JIVE, Various, K-Tel    7    19    HOW DARE YOU, 10cc, Mercury    8      6    CARNIVAL, Manuel And The Music Of The Mountains, EMI    9      3    DESIRE, Bob Dylan, CBS  10    13    REBEL, John Miles, Decca  11    10    WALK RIGHT BACK WITH THE EVERLYS, Everly Brothers, Warner Bros.  12    12    BREAKAWAY, Gallagher and Lyle, A & M  13    15    THE BEST OF HELEN REDDY, Helen Reddy, Capitol  14      7    THE BEST OF JOHN DENVER, John Denver, RCA  15      5    A TRICK OF THE TAIL, Genesis, Charisma  16    18    THE BEST OF ROY ORBISON, Roy Orbison, Arcade  17    32    BY INVITATION ONLY, Various, Atlantic  18      9    BRASS CONSTRUCTION, Brass Construction, United Artists  19    21    24 ORIGINAL HITS, Drifters, Atlantic  20      –     PENTHOUSE TAPES, Sensational Alex Harvey Band, Vertigo  21    26    A NIGHT AT THE OPERA, Queen, EMI  22    11    THE BEST OF GLADYS KNIGHT AND THE PIPS, Gladys Knight and the Pips, Buddah  23       –    AMIGOS, Santana, CBS  24    33 = LET THE MUSIC PLAY, Barry White, 20th Century  25    14    WINDSONG, John Denver, RCA  26    45    FAVOURITES, Peter and Lee, Philips  27    20    RODRIGO CONCIRGO DE AIANJUEZ BILLA LOBOS, John Williams, CBS  28      –     DOUBLY DEVINE, Sydney Devine, Philips  29    23    TUBULAR BELLS, Mike Oldfield, Virgin  30    25    NOBODY’S FOOLS, Slade, Polydor  31    16    SHEER HEART ATTACK, Queen, EMI  32    37    THE VERY BEST OF ROGER WHITTAKER, Roger Whittaker, Columbia  33    35    MOTOWN GOLD, Various, Tamla Motown  34    42    40 GREATEST HITS, Perry Como, K-Tel  35    17    RUN WITH THE PACK, Bad Company, Island  36    48    SOME OF MY POEMS AND SONGS, Pam Ayers, Galaxy  37    82    PATRICK MORAZ, Patrick Moraz, Charisma  38      –     GREATEST HITS, Abba, Epic  39    44    WISH YOU WERE HERE, Pink Floyd, Harvest  40      –     ELVIS PRESLEY’S 40 GREATEST HITS, Elvis Presley, Arcade  41    39    THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON, Pink Floyd, Harvest  42    46    ROLLED GOLD, Rolling Stones, Decca  43    49    GREATEST HITS, Barry White, 20th Century  44    28    SUNBURST FINISH, Be-Bop Deluxe, Harvest  45    38    THE FOUR SEASONS STORY, Four Seasons, Private Stock  46    22    LIVE!, Robin Trower, Chrysalis  47    31    ONE OF THESE NIGHTS, Eagles, Asylum  48    36    LOCKED IN, Wishbone Ash, MCA  49    47    GLENN MILLER – A MEMORIAL 1944-1969  50    55    SIMON AND GARFUNKEL’S GREATEST HITS, Simon and Garfunkel, CBS  51    53    STILL CRAZY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS, Paul Simon, CBS  52 = 27    ELITE HOTEL, Emmylou Harris, Reprise  52 = 24    SCOTCH ON THE ROCKS, Bank Of The Black Watch, Spark  54    56 = THE SINGLES 1969-1973, Carpenters, A & M  55    62   THE BEATLES 1962-1966, Beatles, Apple  56    30    OMMADAWN, Mike Oldfield, Virgin  57    41    GARY GLITTERS GREATEST HITS, Gary Glitter, Bell  58      –     TAKIN IT TO THE STREETS, Doobie Brothers, Warner Bros  59    51    QUEEN 2, Queen, EMI  60      –     JAIL BREAK, Thin Lizzy, Vertigo  61    84    FUN ROCK, Various, Ronco  62    92 = FOREVER AND EVER, Demis Roussos, Philips  63    96 = GREATEST HITS, Mott the Hoople, CBS  64    43    LIVE AT TREORCHY, Max Boyce, One Up  65    58    ATLANTIC CROSSING, Rod Stewart, Warner Bros.  66    67    STATION TO STATION, David Bowie, RCA  67    50    WHO LOVES YOU, Four Seasons, Warner Bros.  68    33 = RAISING HELL, The Fatback Band, Polydor  69    59    THE BEATLES 1967-1970, Beatles, Apple  70      –     GET RIGHT INTAE HIM, Billy Connolly, Polydor  71    89    HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS, David Cassidy, RCA  72    59    MUSIC EXPRESS, Various, K-Tel  73    56 = THE BEST OF THE STYLISTICS, Stylistics, Avco  74    64    MAKE THE PARTY LAST, James Last, Polydor  75    86 = BAND ON THE RUN, Paul McCartney and Wings  76      –     FOUR SYMBOLS, Led Zeppelin, Atlantic  77    54    QUEEN, Queen, EMI  78      –     FEELINGS, Johnny Mathis, CBS  79 =   –     BREAKAWAY, Art Garfunkel, CBS  79 = 81    40 GOLDEN GREATS, Jim Reeves, Arcade  81      –     ROMANTIC WARRIOR, Return To Forever, CBS  82    80    TROUBLE, Sailor, Epic  83      –     CRY TOUGH, Nils Lofgren, Warner Bros.  84    29    WE ALL HAD DOCTORS PAPERS, Max Boyce, EMI  85      –     HISTORY OF THE HOLLIES, Hollies, EMI  86      –     YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL, Stylistics, Avco  87 = 65    LED ZEPPELIN II, Led Zeppelin, Atlantic  87 = 74    STRAIGHT SHOOTER, Bad Company, Island  89 = 63    DESPERADO, Eagles, Asylum  89 = 85    SHAMAL, Gong, Virgin  91    40    ABBA, Abba, Epic  92 =   –     GLEN CAMPBELL’S GREATEST HITS, Glen Campbell, Capitol  92 = 61    LOVE TO LOVE YOU BABY, Donna Summer, GTO  94    70    THE ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK, 10cc, Mercury  95      –     REACH FOR THE SKY, Sutherland Brothers and Quiver, CBS  96    94    THE BEST OF BREAD, Bread, Elektra  97      –     GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD, Elton John, DJM  98    99    GOLDEN HOUR OF GLENN MILLER, Glen Miller, Golden Hour  99      –     SILLY SISTERS, Maddy Prior and June Tabor, Chrysalis 100 =   –     VENUS AND MARS, Wings, Apple 100 = 60    RAMSHACKLED, Alan White, Atlantic

Supplied by: British Market Research Bureau/Music Week.

British Singles

 1      1    SAVE YOUR KISSES FOR ME, Brotherhood of Man, Pye  2      4    YOU SEE THE TROUBLE WITH ME, Barry White, 20th Century  3      2    LOVE REALLY HURTS WITHOUT YOU, Billy Ocean, GTO  4    13    MUSIC, John Miles, Decca  5      3    I LOVE TO LOVE, Tina Charles, CBS  6      7    I WANNA STAY WITH YOU, Gallagher & Lyle, A&M  7    21    PINBALL WIZARD, Elton John, DJM  8    10    YESTERDAY, Beatles, EMI  9      9    FALLING APART AT THE SEAMS, Marmalade, Target 10      5    PEOPLE LIKE YOU PEOPLE LIKE ME, Glitter Band, Bell 11    18    I’M MANDY FLY ME, 10cc, Mercury 12    19    HELLO HAPPINESS, Drifters, Bell 13    12    TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT, Eagles, Ayslum 14      –     FERNANDO, Abba, Epic 15      6    YOU DON’T HAVE TO SAY YOU LOVE ME, Guys ‘N’ Dolls, Magnet 16    22    HEY MR. MUSIC MAN, Peters & Lee, Philips 17    11    CONCRETE AND CLAY, Randy Edelman, 20th Century 18    27    JUNGLE ROCK; Hank Mizell, Charley 19      8    CONVOY, C. W. McCall, MGM 20    30    DON’T STOP IT NOW, Hot Chocolate, Rak 21      –     GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS, Sailor, Epic 22      –     HEY JUDE, Beatles, Apple 23    29    WAKE UP EVERYBODY, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, Philadelphia 24    15    MISS YOU NIGHTS, Cliff Richard, EMI 25      –     DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU’RE GOING TO, Diana Ross, Tamla Motown 26    23    SHIPS IN THE NIGHT, Be-Bop Deluxe, Harvest 27      –     PAPERBACK WRITER, Beatles, Apple 28      –     THERE’S A KIND OF HUSH, Carpenters, A&M 29    17    DECEMBER ’63, Four Seasons, Warner Bros. 30    24    CITY LIGHTS, David Essex, CBS

Supplied by: British Market Research Bureau/Music Week

US Singles

 1      5    DISCO LADY, Johnnie Taylor, Columbia  2      2    DREAM WEAVER, Gary Wright, Warner Bros.  3      3    LONELY NIGHT (Angel Face), Captain & Tenille, A&M  4      8    LET YOUR LOVE FLOW, Bellamy Brothers, Warner Bros.  5      6    SWEET THING, Rufus Featuring Chaka Khan, ABC  6      9    RIGHT BACK WHERE WE STARTED FROM, Maxine Nightingale, United Artists    7      7    DREAM ON, Aerosmith, Columbia  8      1    DECEMBER 1963 (Oh What A Night), Four seasons, Warner Bros.  9    10    MONEY HONEY, Bay City Rollers, Arista 10    11    GOLDEN YEARS, David Bowie, RCA 11    13    ONLY SIXTEEN, Dr Hook, Capitol 12    15    SWEET LOVE, Commodores, Motown 13    18    SHOW ME THE WAY, Peter Frampton, A&M 14    14    DEEP PURPLE, Donny & Mare Osmond, MGM 15    17    BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY, Queen, Electra 16    25    BOOGIE FEVER, Sylvers, Capitol 17    24    THERE’S A KIND OF HUSH (All Over The World), Carpenters, A&M 18    19    TANGERINE, Salsoul Orchestra, 19      4    ALL BY MYSELF, Eric Carmen, Arista 20    16    TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT, Eagles, Asylum 21    23    ACTION, Sweet, Capitol 22    21    LOVE MACHINE Pt 1, Miracles, Tamla 23    12    FANNY (Be Tender With My Love), Bee Gees, RSO 24    20    JUNK FOOD JUNKIE, Larry Groce, Warner Bros. 25    26    GOOD HEARTED WOMAN, Waylon & Willie, RCA 26      –     I DO, I DO, I DO, I DO, I DO, Abba, Atlantic 27      –     FOOLED AROUND AND FELL IN LOVE, Elvin Bishop, Capricorn 28    30    ONLY LOVE IS REAL, Carole King, Ode 29      –     LOOKING FOR SPACE, John Denver, RCA 30      –     LOVE FIRE, Jigsaw, Chelsea

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US Albums

 1      1    THEIR GREATEST HITS 1971-1975, Eagles, Asylum  2      2    FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE, Peter Frampton, A&M  3      3    THOROUGHBRED, Carole King,  4      4    STILL CRAZY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS, Paul Simon, Columbia  5      5    DESIRE, Bob Dylan, Columbia  6      7    RUN WITH THE PACK, Bad Company, Swan Song  7      8    A NIGHT AT THE OPERA, Queen, Elektra  8      9    THE DREAM WEAVER, Gary Wright, Warner Bros.  9      6    STATION TO STATION, David Bowie, RCA 10    11    THE OUTLAWS, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Jessi Colter, Tompall Glaser, RCA 11    12    RUFUS FEATURING CHAKA KHAN, ABC 12    10    FLEETWOOD MAC, Warner Bros. 13    13    SECOND CHILDHOOD, Phoebe Snow, Columbia 14    14    ONE OF THESE NIGHTS, The Eagles, Asylum 15    22    SONG OF JOY, The Captain & Tennille, A&M 16    18    THE SALSOUL ORCHESTRA, Salsoul 17    17    HAIR OF THE DOG, Nazareth, A&M 18      –     EARGASM, Johnnie Taylor, Columbia 19      –     LIVE, Robin Trower, Chrysalis 20    20    GIMME BACK MY BULLETS, Lynyrd Skynyrd, MCA 21    23    AEROSMITH, Columbia 22    26    BRASS CONSTRUCTION, United Artists 23    25    FOOL FOR THE CITY, Foghat, Bearsville 24    24    BETTER DAYS & HAPPY ENDINGS, Melissa Manchester, Arista 25    15    HISTORY – AMERICA’S GREATEST HITS, America, Warner Bros. 26    16    GRATITUDE, Earth, Wind & Fire, Columbia 27      –     COME ON OVER, Olivia Newton-John, MCA 28    29    FACE THE MUSIC, Electric Light Orchestra, United Artists 29      –     TED NUGENT, Epic 30    30    CHICAGO IX CHICAGO’S GREATEST HITS, Columbia

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Alternative 30 Oldies but goldies supplied by Broad Green Records, 226 London Road, Croydon.

  1). JUNGLE ROCK, Hank Mizell, Charly   2). BLUEBERRY HILL, Fats Domino, UA   3). SEE YA LATER ALLIGATOR, Bill Haley, MCA   4). BRAND NEW CADILLAC, Vince Taylor, Chiswick   5). HEY JUDE, Beatles, Apple   6). TRIBUTE TO BUDDY HOLLY, Mike Berry, Polydor   7). ROCKIN’ MOOD, The Killer, BRP   8). CHANTILLY LACE, Big Bopper, Mercury   9). HOT ROD LINCOLN, Johnny Bond, Star Day 10). JUMPING JACK FLASH, Rolling Stones, Decca 11). AT THE HOP, Danny & The Juniors, ABC 12). JAILHOUSE ROCK, Elvis Presley, RCA 13). SPEED BALL (EP), The Count Bishops, Chiswick 14). SHAKIN’ ALL OVER, Johnny Kidd, EMI 15). WILD THING, Troggs, Fontana 16). SUMMERTIME BLUES, Eddie Cochran, UA 17). CAROLINE, The Fortunes, Decca 18). CHOO CHOO CHOO BOOGIE, Louis Jordan, MCA 19). FICKLE CHICKEN, Atmospheres, RM 20). HIM OR ME, Flamin’ Groovies, Bomp 21). RUNAROUND SUE, Dion, Laurie 22). CHARLIE BROWN, Coasters, Atlantic 23). 99 CHICKS, Ron Haydock, Cha Cha 24). YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE, Gerry & Pacemakers, EMI 25). REVILLE ROCK, Johnny & Hurricanes, Contempo 26). PEGGY SUE, Buddy Holly, MCA 27). THEME FOR A FALLEN IDOL, Jet Harris, SRT 28). RED CADILLAC & A BLACK MOUSTACHE, Warren Smith, Charly 29). WHOLE LOTTA LOVE, Led Zeppelin, Atlantic 30). APACHE, The Shadows, Columbia

Sounds Playlist

Geoff Barton DESTROYER, Kiss, Casablanca (Import) SAD WINGS OF DESTINY, Judas Priest, Gull SLICK, Earl Slick Band, Capitol (Import)

Barbara Charone ZUMA, Neil Young, Warner Bros CRY TOUGH, Nils Lofgren, A & M EVERYBODY KNOWS THIS IS NOWHERE, Neil Young, Warner Bros

Hugh Fielder CRY TOUGH, Nils Lofgren, A & M GUITARS, Philip Catherine, Atlantic COMMONERS CROWN, Steeleye Span, Chrysalis

Dave Fudger HONKY CHATEAU, Elton John, DJM HOME PLATE, Bonnie Raitt, Warner Bros LADY MADONNA, Beatles, Apple/EMI

Susanne Garrett I TAUT I TAW A PUDDY-TAT, Mel Blanc, Capitol (single) ONE OF THESE NIGHTS, Eagles, Asylum ON THE BORDER, Eagles, Asylum

Vivien Goldman A QUIET STORM, Smokey Robinson, Tamla Motown ANTHOLOGY, Temptations, Tamla Motown I DON’T WANT TO BE ALONE, STRANGER, Johnny Guitar Watson, Fantasy (Import)

Jonh Ingham NIGHT FOOD, Heptones, Island CRY TOUGH, Nils Lofgren, A&M HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS, David Cassidy, RCA

Alan Lewis SOUL BALLADS, Otis Redding, Volt CRY TOUGH, Nils Lofgren, A and M BIG SIXTEEN, Impressions, ABC

Alf Martin ZUMA, Neil Young, Warner Bros PRESENCE, Led Zeppelin, Swan Song CRY TOUGH, Nils Lofgren, A & M

Tony Mitchell SPRING FEVER, Rich Derringer, Blue Sky CAPTURED LIVE, Johnny Winter, Blue Sky WAITRESS IN A DONUT SHOP, Maria Muldaur, Reprise

Phil Sutcliffe ROCK FOLLIES, Little Ladies, Island CRY TOUGH, Nils Lofgren, A & M FIRST FLIGHT, Chanter Sisters, Polydor

THE HEAVY METAL HOPEFULS ARE COMING

THEY’RE IN SOUNDS NEXT WEEK

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I Love Memphis gets weird today thanks to contributor Stacey – who searched across the city for the most interesting restrooms in all the land – ranging from funky to fancy. Guess where you’ll find each restroom and then scroll to the bottom for the answers.  I did my best to not include any images that had obvious vulgarity, but keep in mind this post may require some appreciation of bathroom humor or tolerance for a scribbled swear. These bathrooms are a mix of women’s/men’s/unisex but there are enough hints it shouldn’t be too biased no matter which room you use. 1. Groovy This dive bar is known for its art, so it only makes sense that the women’s room would also be a work of art. (Not sure why such attention to detail did not carry out in the men’s room. Maybe the artist got tired?) However, this psychedelic landscape could prove problematic depending on how much one has been drinking. 2. Argggh Once upon a time, this bar’s ladies’ room had a lovely poster of Audrey Hepburn facing the porcelain throne. Now, there’s a rheumy-eyed pirate creepily staring at you. 3. Welcome to The Funhouse this is truly the weirdest bathroom in Memphis These legendary funhouse bathrooms – both men’s and women’s – have survived various incarnations of this restaurant space. No one knows if this M.C. Escher inspired tiled masterpiece was created on purpose or by necessity, but those prone to vertigo may want to steer clear. 4. What Is Even Happening Two toilets facing each other in the ladies’ room. How is this a thing? 5. Yikes Once home to a solid group of old timers, this much loved dive bar has been reclaimed by the young and hip.  Here you’ll find a great juke box, a pretty messed up but playable pool table, and one of the most notorious bathrooms in all of Memphis. Fellas, too many beers affecting your ability to direct the stream to its intended target? No worries, what happens on the floor here, stays on the floor here. (Hey, things could be worse, it could be carpeted!) 6. He Said It The bathrooms at this late night stop are among the cleanest in town, believe it or not. While the women’s room is rather boring, save for a little political graffiti, the men’s room is a shrine to a former employee. Apparently, he was known for his witticisms. A long time regular tells me that the list that covers all four walls was a work in progress for many years while he was still alive and slinging hot wings. 7. What Wondrous Graffiti Home to artists, poets, and comics, this bar’s bathrooms were once a place of inspiration thanks to the literary thoughts scrawled on the walls. These days, the women’s room contains campy drawings of both male and female nether regions, and the drunken scribble centers on calling out men for their bad behavior. If the complicated and time consuming graffiti in the men’s room is any indication, many men have sought refuge there. 8. Hello Beautiful Clearly a woman (or a very smart man) added this little touch to the ladies’ room at this newish downtown watering hole. It’s guaranteed to bring a smile and has probably resulted in a quite a few women inadvertently striking up a conversation with a brick wall. 9. Ladies lounge This is the best kept secret on this famous street, at least for the ladies in need of a clean place to take a pitstop. Come up the fire escape and walk right in, whether you plan to dine or not. (Shhh!) This bathroom could easily be mistaken for a swanky cocktail bar thanks to its luxurious seating area and romantic lighting. Speaking of if walls could talk…I imagine quite a bit of gossip and shenanigans have gone on in here. 10. Refurbished One of midtown’s fine dining establishments is undergoing a total refresh, and that includes the bathrooms. This recently redone ladies’ room has handmade wallpaper and a nice little side table for your purse and phone. 11. Shiny and New Looking for a classy place to leave that oak barrel-aged overflow? These bathrooms are super brand-new and so shiny. It appears they’ve taken the same care in designing the restrooms as they have the rest of the facility. 12. Artsy Technically not a bar, but you can get a free drink here one Friday a month. Two unisex bathrooms serve as private galleries of sorts as they feature fine art by two of this establishment’s “regulars.”  Tad Lauritzen Wright’s most recent show, “The Politics of Power,” which consisted of single line drawings, extends into one bathroom. (Greely Myatt’s work, which includes a zipper in the wall, graces the other.) Answers 1. Canvas 2. The Cove 3. Midtown Crossing 4. Westy’s 5. Lamplighter 6. Alex’s Tavern Former employee Sonny was known for his witticisms (aka “Sonnyisms”). 7. P&H 8. The Dirty Crow 9. Itta Bena on Beale Street 10. Tsunami (Part-owner and artist Colleen Couch Smith did the redesigning, which includes freaking handmade wall paper!) 11. Old Dominick Distillery 12. David Lusk Gallery Have more quiz ideas for Memphis? More weird bathrooms? Leave em in the comments. About The Author Stacey Greenberg is a freelance writer who lives in Cooper Young with her two teenaged sons. She’s a contributor to Thrillist.com, Edible Memphis, I Love Memphis, and Memphis Travel. She’s also the author of the award winning blog, Dining with Monkeys (diningwithmonkeys.com). A lifelong Memphian, she loves the fact that she’s never met a stranger here.   Are you a home owner in Memphis, with a broken garage door? Call ASAP garage door today at 901-461-0385 or checkout http://ift.tt/1B5z3Pc

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!!! ENTRÉE GRATUITE !!! Uniquement en grand format ! Cette 14ème "Vinyle Jam" est réservée UNIQUEMENT aux Maxis, (Extended 12 Inches). Aux Deux Ours, nous allons ressortir ces « galettes noires » qui ont colorés nos soirées d’hier et qui continuent à le faire aujourd’hui ! Elles font le bonheur des DJ’s, des Collectionneurs… et des Auditeurs. Quel que soit votre rôle ce jour-là (jeudi 13 avril), nous vous donnons rendez-vous avec le Son de ces plaques dont certaines ont écrit l’Histoire de la musique contemporaine. Nous y ajouterons une Sono d’Epoque (une vraie vintage) afin de vous replonger au plus profond d’une incroyable époque dans cette ambiance unique qu’est celle de Deux Ours ! Un peu d’Histoire. Tom Moulton (La vie en rose - Grace Jones), célèbre DJ remixeur, avait besoin, un vendredi (70’s), d'un pressage test d'un morceau qu'il voulait essayer le soir même dans son Club. Comme l'ingénieur du son, Jose Rodriquez, n'avait plus de support de 17 cm, il suggéra d'utiliser un support de 25 cm, en espaçant plus les sillons. Tom Moulton constata l'amélioration du niveau dynamique des basses, et généralisa le principe. Tom Moulton est toujours vivant. Il est né le 29 novembre 1940. Il est en pleine forme et disponible sur facebook ! ☺ MC de la soirée Marc Duchêne. Si vous voulez jouer des disques, contactez le en MP

Vinyles Extended 12 Inches Only > Deux Ours

GENRE : Punk/Rock Deux Ours asbl - 4 rue du Village, 4557 Ramelot Ouverture des portes 19h30 - début du concert 21h PRIX : 10 Eur. Groupe belge formé dans les années 80 THE BOMBSITE KIDS a joué beaucoup de concerts en Belgique, en France, aux Pays-Bas, régulièrement en tant que première partie de The Flamin ‘Groovies, The Lords of the New Church,The Nomads, The Dogs, Oberkampf, Alien Sex Fiend,etc …. Après un split, le groupe est revenu en 2012 puis, enregistre un album actuellement et propose aujourd’hui un line-up incluant un nouveau frontman (Fred Macquet, l’Ours sans crète !) Nouveaux concerts à venir en Belgique, aux Pays-Bas et en France. Restez à l’écoute! Bass/vocals - Jef Thomé Drums - JP Devox Guitar - Pierre Ivanov Guitar/vocals - Jacky Righi Lead vocals - Fred Macquet

The Bombsite Kids > Deux Ours

GENRE : Tribute/Cover Band Ouverture des portes 19h30 - début du concert 21h PRIX : 12 Eur. Le groupe liégeois reconnu unaniment comme l'un des meilleurs cover bands de CURE en Europe, et dont le répertoire balaye avec brio les favoris des fans et les tubes connus de tous. La soirée sera également l’occasion de célébrer les 21 ans de CURIOSITY et des 40 ans de leur chanteur Vincent Crepin !

Curiosity Birthday Party > Deux Ours

GENRE : Tribute/Cover Band Deux Ours asbl - 4 rue du Village, 4557 Ramelot Ouverture des portes 19h30 - début du concert 21h PRIX : 10 Eur. Le concert s'ouvre sur sept notes dénudé d'n synthétiseur psychédélique. Toute résistance est inutile, vous y êtes déjà. En Australie, en 1982. Un riff de guitare bien rugueux entre à son tour. Le rythme cardiaque s'accélère. La tension éclate avec les sections rythmiques : batterie et basse viennent d'exploser. La voix du chanteur vient se déposer sur les instruments. Le groupe INXS, sorti sans rides du tréfonds de votre mémoire, vient de se matérialiser devant vous. Don't change a thing !, scandez-vous avec la choriste. New Sensation enchaîne tous les tubes du groupe mythique de Sidney. Grâce à une recherche rigoureuse sur les sons, le tribute vous offre une authentique plongée dans l'ambiance eighties des meilleures années de vos idoles intemporelles. Redécouvrez l'énergie électrisante d'INXS, à travers ses plus fameux titres, mais aussi quelques morceaux plus inédits. Laissez-vous surprendre encore par ce groupe vieux de plus de 35 ans, à qui New Sensation offre une nouvelle jeunesse !

New Sensation plays INXS > Deux Ours

GENRE : 110% Kick-Ass Country Music LIEU : Deux Ours asbl - 4 rue du Village, 4557 Ramelot Ouverture des portes 19h30 - début du concert 21h PRIX : 10 Eur. Résumer plus de 15 ans d’activité en quelques lignes est un exercice bien difficile… Country Cooking est avant tout un groupe qui a tout misé sur la scène, en proposant un show ultra-dynamique dès le départ, et un répertoire sans concession : un mélange de Rock & Roll explosif de Country musclée, jusqu’aux racines du Rockabilly… Qualifié par un spécialiste du genre: "meilleur Juke-Joint Band de Belgique", Country Cooking apporte une nouvelle définition au style "Kick-Ass Music" à chaque concert, que ce soit devant une foule de 40.000 personnes ou... devant 100 passionnés. Provenant de Belgique, le groupe a pris son envol au milieu des années 2000. Actuellement constitué de 5 musiciens aux horizons musicaux variés mais cohérents, Country Cooking a sorti 5 CDs, a été nominé dans la catégorie meilleur groupe européen en 2006 aux Country Box Music Awards (Paris), a reçu plusieurs récompenses en Belgique (Awards décernés par la CAWAB) et foule régulièrement les scènes de festivals prestigieux… Début 2014, le groupe enregistre avec d’autres musiciens français et belges 2 titres pour un CD compilatif en hommage à Hank Williams « Move it on over » sous le nom Rambling Men. Le 30 novembre, la formation propose un nouvel enregistrement studio sobrement intitulé « Country Cooking », 10 titres qui redéfinissent le son et le style du groupe, résolument plus orienté vers le Rock & Roll. En 2016, retour en studio pour un nouvel enregistrement contenant 7 compositions parmi 10 titres, la release party se fera au Petit Tonneau à Acosse, véritable temple du Blues en région namuroise, un club qui a soutenu le groupe à de nombreuses reprises depuis sa création. Des centaines de concerts partout en Belgique, France, Luxembourg et Suisse avec notamment la chance de se produire en tête d’affiche et en ouverture du Festival de Mirande, devant plus de 40.000 personnes. Country Cooking, c’est aussi une belle histoire humaine, avec la joie de pouvoir partager la scène (les loges et souvent les soirées interminables) avec des artistes renommés et talentueux : Charlie McCoy, The Yardbirds, Slade, Tony Joe White, Pete Anderson, Beverly Jo Scott, Doug Moreland, James Intveld, Carlton Moody, JC Harrisson, Moot Davis, George Hamilton V, The RanchHands, Todd Fritsch, Brian Sklar, Jenny Kerr, Dani Leigh, Bonnie Jane Taylor, The Ranch House Favorites, The Rubettes, RB Stone, et tant d’autres… Le groupe a entamé une tournée aux Etats-Unis en octobre 2016: 5 états visités, 12 concerts endiablés dont le célèbre Jerry Lee Lewis Cafe à Memphis, à 5 reprises! Ce qui fait la « marque de fabrique » de Country Cooking, c’est l’énergie développée à chaque concert, les shows explosifs, la disponibilité et le sourire permanent des musiciens et surtout : offrir au public le meilleur show possible !

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