You want obscurities? OK - we have rarely heard "mod beat garagepunk" tracks from Singapore, Israel, Lebanon and beyond. We have The Fantastic Leslie featuring a future Chaser member, and a second version of the rare-enough-as-is Freshwater track 'Satan' - re-recorded with strings and brass. We have a Hans Poulsen track so rare, no details can be found. We have a Marty Rhone anti-conscription song buried on one of his B-sides. Obscure enough so far? Plus other US, UK and Australian tracks you probably won't hear on other shows. Plus a collection taken at random from the various "O" sections of the Three D library. And... well, take a look below for the rest. All lovingly curated by this week's host, Michael Hunter.
Yvonne Barrett Send Her Away (7" single, Australia 1966)
Sounds Of Silence Blame Myself (7" single B side, Australia 1967)
Harry Young & Sabbath Bus Driver's Son (7" single B side, Australia 1971)
Marty Rhone The Day The Letter Came (7" single B side, Australia 1972)
Freshwater Satan (second version) (7" single, Australia 1970)
Tracks from Conquer The World! Vol 2 : 20 More Rare Worldwide Sixties Mod Beat Garagepunkers
The Streaplers Hard Tough Luck Girl (Sweden)
The Stylers Mrs Seelo (Singapore)
The Fat & The Thin I'm A Travellin' Man (Israel)
The Explosion Sunlight (Belgium)
Simon C Edwards & His Soul Set The Way I Do (Lebanon)
Tracks from Ongaku 80: Alternative Waves From Japan
Tako Funk Of The Hostage (1981)
Daisuck & Prostitute Ziggurat Witch Hunt (1981)
Shinobu Earth (?)
The Perth County Conspiracy Truth & Fantasy The Perth County Conspiracy Does Not Exist (LP Canada 1970)
Tully The Sun Is Shining Tully (LP Australia 1970)
Hans Poulsen Soundtrack, Idlers 2 Minute Cinema (7" single, Australia c 1970)
The Final Four Grand Central Station (7" single, Australia 1967)
Nonesuch Ride The Wind Away (7" single, Australia 1968)
Orange Juice Flesh Of My Flesh Rip It Up (LP, UK 1982)
Hazel O'Connor Bring It On Home To Me (7" single B side 1980)
Oysterband Gone West Holy Bandits (CD UK 1993)
Other Peoples Children Mood Music (7" single, Australia 2001)
Spectrum Limbo Man Breathing Space As Well (CD Australia 2011)
Daddy Cool Zoop Bop Gold Cadillac Daddy Who? Daddy Cool! 40th anniversary CD (rec 1971)
Robert Wyatt I'm A Believer His Greatest Misses (comp CD 2004, rec 1974)
The Pennydrops On A SeeSaw Good Fortunes (CD Aust 1999)
The Fantastic Leslie Weatherman A Tiny Mark (CD Aust 1999)
Tree Man From Nowhere (7" single, US 1967)
Mixed Emotions Can't You Stop It Now (7" single, US 1968)
Sitars, theremin and mellotron, backwards guitar, phasing and fuzz, fringes and mohawks, paisley, black, velvet and leather, feedback, bass and drone, beads, berets and safety-pins, Shindig! and Creem, 3 chord wonders, teenage symphonies and snarl, Rickenbacker, Farfisa and 4-track recorders... onstage at CBGB's, Max's Kansas City or the Trip, the Roundhouse, the 100 Club or the Crystal Ballroom, Catcher's, Big Daddy's or the Squatters Arms.... and the Cat and the Brat on 3D Radio!
Three D Radio announcer, Megan Cat (up until recently with her husband, the late Peter Brat) lives in "The BratHaus" a rural seaside home about 100km from Adelaide on South Australia's scenic Fleurieu Peninsula.
Veteran musician Peter, and artist/musician Megan, were long-time DJs on Three D Radio 93.7fm, Adelaide's eclectic independent music station.
Together Peter & Megan, known as "The Cat and The Brat" created this blog to allow listeners to review the playlists of their radio show, "Technicolour Dreaming" , watch clips of selected songs and simply join them in the enjoyment of their favourite music... psychedelia, 60's garage, surf, punk/post-punk, pop, folk-rock, glam, 'Krautrock', goth, 80's electro... and much more!
Veteran musician Peter, and artist/musician Megan, were long-time DJs on Three D Radio 93.7fm, Adelaide's eclectic independent music station.
Together Peter & Megan, known as "The Cat and The Brat" created this blog to allow listeners to review the playlists of their radio show, "Technicolour Dreaming" , watch clips of selected songs and simply join them in the enjoyment of their favourite music... psychedelia, 60's garage, surf, punk/post-punk, pop, folk-rock, glam, 'Krautrock', goth, 80's electro... and much more!
But The Cat is carrying on the tradition, with guest co-presenters, and "Technicolour Dreaming" will continue in the same format, drawing from the huge "Cat & Brat" music collection, with the addition of new releases and reissues to keep things current. The Brat is hugely missed, but the show must go on, as he wanted...
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
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