Biskit the Sub Additional discographical (usually original label, year of release), biographical information was added by Lawrence Azrin. Also, check out the links at your leisure.
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Performer [Composer]
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REQ:Request
BED:Music Played Whilst Talking
NEW:New Release
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Astrud Gilberto (born as 'Astrud Evangelina Weinert'), a Brazilian singer who helped popularize the Bossa Nova sound, died June 5th, at age 82. Her signature recording was 'The Girl From Ipanema' {a Top-5 hit in the summer of 1964}.
Time:
7:03
Artist:
Bill Evans [Billed as 'Bill Evans Trio' on the front, back cover]
The co-writer, Peter Brown died May 19th, at age 82; he was also a singer in "Pete Brown & His Battered Ornaments" and "Pete Brown & Piblokto!" // Recorded on February 28th, 2009 at De Vereeniging, Nijmegen, Holland.
They formed in Los Angeles in August 1966, evolving from the group "The Ashes", of which Spencer Dryden (related to Charlie Chaplin), later the drummer in Jefferson Airplane, was briefly a member.
This is the original version, also recorded by the Standells (minor hit), The Ohio Express / Davy O'List played guitar on the first two singles, before joining The Nice // Click on Link above, to view the original UK single
Keyboard player Ken Hensley was later a member of Uriah Heep, from 1969 to 1980. Mick Taylor was a founding member, but didn't play on this LP. / * - then just known as "EMI"
Time:
7:43
Artist:
Patti Anne [Billed as 'Patti Anne with Maxwell Davis and Band']
Her full name: Patti (or Patty) Anne Mesner; she was the step-daughter of the label's owner. / B-side of 'Shtiggy Boom' / Click on Link above, to view the original single
Formerly a founding member/ second guitarist and singer in Moby Grape. He was the son of legendary Academy Award-winning "Golden Age" actress Loretta Young, who won the "Academy Award for Best Actress" in 1947 for her role in "Farmer's Daughter".
Time:
7:51
Artist:
Captain Beefheart [Don Van Vliet] [Also billed as 'Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band']
Song:
Gimme Dat Harp Boy [from sessions for the planned 2-LP "It Comes to You in a Plain Brown Wrapper" *]
This song first appeared in a re-recorded version on Captain Beefheart's second album, 'Strictly Personal' (Oct 1968, Blue Thumb Records). So - the second version was released 24 years before the original version!?!? // * - so that the track listing on the 1992 CD, is somewhat closer to Beefheart's original concept, which was cut down for 'The Mirror Man' album - recordings from the fall of 1967 that weren't released until April 1971 (Buddah).
