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THEOPHILE & BERNARD - THE EXCITING GOOD GUYS DUO
Raydin Records RY 102 (USA, NY, 1967)

Side A SWEET GEORGIA BROWN
Side B QUIET VILLAGE '67

(The mp3s are now fixed)
7" archive:
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Magnus,
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[ Edited by: bellybongo 2006-09-03 08:07 ]

Hello Magnus, many thanks for sharing this great obscure quiet village version!

when browsing a bin dirt cheap, after all known names (in this case a country bin) THE JOU appears! I just had to buy it!

I bought a lot of stuff that was just ordinary as well, but THE JOU I think is very nice garage rock sounding LOVE with a slight dash of 13th floor elevators in parts, but then I don't know much about US teenager psych rock culture from these years

http://www.bellybongo.com/45s/thejou/1.jpg

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Copper State CSR-1081 (USA, Tucson, AZ, year unknown)

Side A
TOBACCO ROAD (John Loudermilk)
Side B
I'VE BEEN WAITING (P Stockton)

ARTHUR NAKANE & HIS ONE MAN BAND
Private press AN-801215, (USA, 1981)

Weird and fantastic lounge one man band! Has some exotica touches, highly recommended LP!

I share 3 tracks only, I would like to share all LP, but my Philips CD recorder is not functioning very well

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http://www.bellybongo.com/nakane.html

side 1
1 Love me tender
2 Teddy bear

4 Pearly shells

More psyched freaky one man band stuff, now from a woman in New York, early 70s

DIANE RICHARDS - IN THE NAME OF LOVE

Private press DLF 1001, (USA, New York, early 1970s)

I bought this on eBay due to a couple of soundfiles that struck me as haunting and unforgettable, I wanted to hear more, and I was not disappointed! Great and unusual!!

The title of this album, "In the Name of Love" was conceived from a deep and long friendship. The theme song was especially composed for Miss Diane by Mr. Tony Regina, who was formerly one of her most brilliant students. (He probably wrote the liner notes... /Bellybongo)

The rich collections of love songs contained within this grouping aptly implied by the title, enhances your imagination and stirs your emotions.

It is with deepest sincerity that Diane humbly dedicates "In the Name of Love" to all her friends, old and new

In the Name of Love
Blue Skies
What are you doing the rest of your Life

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[ Edited by: bellybongo 2007-01-05 07:12 ]

BellyBongo
Have you bought the new CD from K-O-O-P ?

TikiLaLe,
I was not aware of the group at all, but when visiting their website I fell in love with the track playing in the background, exotic jazz from Sweden! Thanks for the post, I might buy a CD for the first time in years! Or investigate the possibility of buying MP3s somewhere...

http://www.dieselmusic.se/koop/

Last CD 'Waltz for Koop' was unreal ..... these 2 guys are geniuses !!!!!
All this music is made from their computers !!!!!
Glad you liked it :}

Female orgasmic moans to percussive exotica inspired by an obscure Japanese movie from -69 SEX AND LIFE, cool and strange sounds, whole LP is in this style. I can't find any information, so please email me if you know who the performers are etc.

Tracks picked from side B
JUNGLE DRUM(S)
HISTORIA DE UN AMOR LAURA

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ooooooooh i love you - thanks for changing us all up with your loco diversity

PSYCHEDELIC SOUNDS OF THE THE FAMOUS CASANOVAS
RA LP-1004 (Bahamas 1976)

From Bahamas comes this LP pressed in 1976, a few years after the Psychedelic years, music probably done earlier though, it's organ driven Latin Lounge Psych, some faint vocals. Label is Recording Artists, RA, but the logotype looks more like IA, so not only the LP title echo the legendary LP by The 13th Floor Elevators. (Maybe there is a "Bull Of The Woods" LP from Sri Lanka as well? I would like that!).

GIL SIMONETTI - PRESENTS YOUR FAVORITES
Forest Records FR-LP-3541 (USA, 1960s)

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Strange record I found in a used book store in Sandviken (Sweden), the town next to mine, how did it get there? It was sealed when I bought it. Anyway, here's a singing organist with truly intense feel for his material. Great record and a personal favorite!

side 1

1. SCOTCH AND SODA
   I'll take care of your cares
   So what's new
2. MORE
   My Happiness
   Alley Cat
   side 2
   Hawaiian wedding song
3. SATAN DOLL
   Dream a little dream
4. MEDITATION
   Sweet Georgia Brown
   Quando Quando Quando

MOSES JOSIAH - PLAYS THE SANDVIK MUSICAL SAW
Sandvik (Sweden, 1963)

Sandviken is the town next to mine, I go there once a week and visit record stores and fleamarkets, the dominant industry in Sandviken is Sandvik, manufacturer of iron merchandise. The fantastic EP I share today was a promotional Christmas greeting to international sellers in 1963.

Moses Josiah from British Guyana play three tracks on the Sandvik musical saw, the sound reminds me of the eerie Theremin often found in 1950s Science Fiction movies, and later films like Tim Burton's Ed Wood. The other side has a greeting from Ingemar Gustavsson, Sandvik, in five different languages. Find your own copy in Montevideo, Kobe, Hamburg or Enköping... I mean, this is probably as easy/tough to find anywhere. Wonderful beautiful vintage stuff!

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side 1

1. Moses Josiah - latin track
2. Moses Josiah - Besame Mucho
3. Moses Josiah - latin track
   side 2
4. Christmas greeting - English
5. Christmas greeting - Swedish
6. Sandvik - German N/A
7. Sandvik - French N/A
8. Sandvik - Spanish N/A

A compilation I have made during the last days while reading William Willis, won't be up long, lots of rare great tracks, but not much exotica...

April 3).. As I wait for the summer I hereby upload tracks from LPs recently traded with great guy Douglas Macgowan, and a 45 I bought in Falun on a fleamarket. Nice lounge tracks from a land far away called Past

April 5).. As I wait for the summer I hereby add: Track 5-9 is from two Capitol Hi-"Q" soundtrack/library LPs that I won on ebay some year ago, the Capitol Hi-"Q" series were often used by Russ Meyer, George Romero and many other fantastic independent filmmakers in the 60s/70s, dramatic stuff indeed. Then follow two recent Swedish LP finds, a groovy exotica track "Tabu" with lounge group Curt Frost and a wacky organ jazz track by a miniature big band led by Lennart Sandevärn. I am ending this update with a vocal track by the always reliable Arthur Nakane & his one man band

April 6)... As I wait I add my favorite lounge singer James Strilich, the groovy Nino Tempo and April Stevens, a German greeting from Ash Ra Temple and side B of Aage

side 1

1. The Scott Smith Trio
2. Freeway
3. Jeff Eubank
4. Bengt Erikz Qwintett
5. Capitol Hi-"Q"
6. Capitol Hi-"Q"
7. Capitol Hi-"Q"
8. Capitol Hi-"Q"
9. Capitol Hi-"Q"
10. Curt Frost
11. Lennart Sandevärn
12. Arthur Nakane
13. James Strilich
14. Nino and April
15. Ash-Ra Temple
16. Aage

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Buy it now, or make me an offer, some rare exotica LPs seldom seen is to be found and more to come

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[ Edited by: bellybongo 2007-07-03 00:47 ]

Hi,

Is anyone who downloaded it willing to re-upload the Diane Richards LP ("In the Name of Love") that's mentioned above? I heard "Blue Skies" off that album recently, and I'm dying to hear more. Unfortunately, the old link no longer works...

Thank ya kindly,
Brian