Proving songs don't have to be old to be obscure, we featured one track that was only released this week (Melbourne band Zeptepi) and one from an album yet to be issued - Jim Keays' "Dirty Dirty". A Facebook post alerted the solo-flying Michael Hunter to the latter track's existence mid-show, and led to an online video which was streamed to air - possibly the first time played on radio! Of course older rarities were heavily featured too, including music from Czechoslovakia, Finland, France, Peru and South Korea. Plus some oddness from the late Ivor Cutler, Bill Cosby in soul music mode and some highly "unique" covers of well known songs, along with our random selection of material from the 'B' section of the station library. All in a day's work for Obscured By...!
Janice Slater with The No Names He Really Cares (B of I'm Gonna Live single 1965 Australia) The No Names became The Throb. Both sides of the single are now on iTunes.
Robin Gibb One Million Years (single 1969)
Moonshine Jug & String Band She Belongs To Me (single 1974 Australia) Pre-Angels.
Bobbi Marchini & Ted Mulry I Found My Way (1973) Mash-up of 2 separate records using the same backing track.
Zeptepi Winter In My Blood (mp3 2012 Australia)
Shin Joong Hyun The Man Who Must Leave ("Beautiful Rivers & Mountains" comp 2011, rec 1969 South Korea)
Plastic People Of The Universe Kolejnice Duni ("Kolejnice Duni" compilation 1977-82 Czechoslovakia)
Jean Le Fennec Marie Cecile ("Phantastic" 1968 France)
Jim Keays Whiskey Woman (pre-release from "Dirty Dirty", forthcoming CD of garage punk covers)
Walter Steding Hound Dog ("Walter Steding" LP, US 1980)
Judy Nylon & Crucial Jailhouse Rock ("Pal Judy" LP, US 1982)
Frank Sumatra & The Mob Telstar ("Te Deum" 12" EP, UK 1979)
Nurse With Wound Antacid Cocomotion 93 (The Loco-Motion) ("Three Minute Symphony", UK 1984)
Magazine The Burden Of A Song ("No Thyself", UK 2011)
Bill Cosby Yes Yes Yes (single, US 1976)
Ivor Cutler I'm Happy ("Ludo", UK 1967)
Yma Sumac Magenta Mountain ("Miracles", Peru 1971)
Cocteau Twins Seekers Who Are Lovers ("Milk & Kisses", Scotland 1996)
The Big Dish Christina's World (12" single, Scotland 1987)
The Black Box Poison Shadows (single B-side, Australia 1989)
Boom! Bap! Pow! My World (CD single, Aust 2009)
Bergerac (with Liz Dooley) Sugarjag ("Voice Of Translator", Australia 2001)
The She Creatures Moonman ("She Creatures Invade" UK, 2009)
Catself Alien Vampiress Is Fitting In (demo, Finland 2009)
Gabba Mamma Mia ("Gabba Leave Stockholm", UK 1999)
The Spiders Don't Blow Your Mind (single US 1966) The 'Alice Cooper' band before it took that name.
Wind In The Willows Djini Judy (self-titled LP, US 1968) Early Debbie Harry.
Flaming Youth Changes ("Ark 2" LP, UK 1969) Early Phil Collins.
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, January 24, 2012
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