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I believe that is the Crickets+1 behind them.

i RECALL THE DJ'S AT CKLW-WINDSOR PROMOTING THIS A 'B" SIDE IN CANADA PERHAPS DAYDREAM BELIEVER. iT VANISHED AND THE BUBBLEGUM VERSION APPEARED... I MYSELF PREFER THE CRICKETS.

I have a reel to reel of this. It was one of first stereo symocasts on network television. The beginning of some songs phase as they link up signals.

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Check out Everly Bros and Gerry and the Pacemakers... Several sites.. Don gets it in the puss with a 12 string Richenbacker...singing King Coles "Pretend".

Does anyone recall a childrens version of "Erie Canal" from the early 1950's? I can't seem to find it.

is someone shouting something like "hey" at 3:09 or am i hearing things?

Nocaro, I've been checking,stereo versions are sparse,though they must exist. Also, some are redoes. Are these jerks waiting till we're all dead. Stones stereo appear occasionally on Youtube, but usually get pulled. Thank the lord for my trusty cassette recorder. I'm not dating myself,am I?

It seems as though the cd reissues of this recording have either alternate takes ( Let's Dance} or unedited pieces (this recording). I find this interesting and with "lets dance" a disapointment. The import is tempting but costly.

yardbirds at the palace.

Didn't Johnnie buy bulletproof vests for nyp policemen? There's also a lyric for Sean about saying your prayers. It seems as though he was changing his tunes.

Was this around the time of Miss Killgallen's "accidental" death?

What was the Captain's original theme from the fifties that ran behind the pictures of a lionel train set?

Are these the Mellomen? Sounds like a disney recording but not quite the soundtrack.

This was written by Neil Hefti. Hefti was an arranger for Woody Herman's Herd. Check out the CD Woody Herman and the Herd at Carnegie Hall 1948..Superman with a Horn..Your Father's Mustache. Heavy jBB Jazz.

A veritable whos-who of early jazz. Robison was also in Barnicle Bill a hillbilly star for many years. He is in the country Hall of fame...maybe the first crossover artist. I enjoyed sqaure dancing with the girls in elementary school to his calling from a special "album" of 78"s. I sure beat all...