From
David Fields
Radio VinylNostalgia
Hello Everyone,
I have included the song list from the first 10 episodes of the Louisville and KY Area Artists Shows from Radio VinylNostalgia. After every 10 shows I produce I will email the song list for those 10 shows.
If you don't want to receive the song list let me know and I will remove your email address. If you know anybody who would like to receive this song list, have them send me an email.
To Hear These songs go to http://www.spreaker.com/page#!/show/vinylnostalgia
Louisville and KY area artists - #10
Shadows - Shake Sherry - 1964
Soul, Inc. - Don't You Go - 1965
Chateaus - Summer Has Come And Gone - 1966
Gary Edwards & The Embers - Hitch Hike - 1966
Indigos - The Ballad Of The Belle - 1966
Mersey Beats USA - Does She Or Doesn't She - 1966
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Mersey Beats USA - Stop, Look And Listen - 1966
Sultans - She Loves Me - 1965
Tren-Dells - Love - 1966
Profiles - You Can't Stop My Loving You - 1967
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Louisville and KY area artists - #9
Chuck Harrod & The Ant Eaters - Sandy - 1958
Rhythm Addicts - That Night - 1960
Jimmy McConville & The Shamrocks - Scorpion - 1961
Rhythm Addicts - Drag - 1961
Cosmo & The Counts - Let's Do The Tastee Twist Song - 1962
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Billy Huhn & The Casuals - Twist & Freeze - 1962
Irwin Twins - I Can Take His Baby Away - 1962
Tren-Dells - Hully Gully Jones - 1962
Little Pete & The Youngsters - I'll Never Leave You Again - 1962
Cosmo & The Counts - Troubles Of My Own - 1964
Fannom Patrick - Your Lover Boy - 1964
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Louisville and KY area artists - #8
Elysian Field - Kind Of Man - 1968
Monarchs - Shangri-La - 1968
Soul, Inc. - Love Me When I'm Down - 1968
Elysian Field - Strange Changes - 1969
Rugbys - Wendegahl The Warlock - 1969
Rugbys - You, I - 1969
Brothers Pride - Love Is All I Have To Give - 1970
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Monkey Meeks & The Colonels - Take Me To Your Heart - 1973
Rugbys - Rockin' All Over Again - 1970
Chateaus - Moanin' - 1965
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Louisville and KY area artists - #7
Soul, Inc. - Midnight Hour - 1966
Keyes - She's The One - 1966
Rugbys - Walkin' The Streets Tonight - 1966
Tren-Dells - That's My Desire - 1967
Keyes - Farmer's Daughter - 1967
Soul, Inc. - Stronger Than Dirt - 1967
Alphabetical Order - My Little Red Book - 1967
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Snoopy And The Others - Sweet Thang - 1967
Alphabetical Order - Under My Thumb - 1967
Alphabetical Order - All Over The World - 1968
Soul, Inc. - I Belong To Nobody - 1968
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Louisville and KY area artists - #6
Keyes - Barbara - 1965
Magnificent Seven - Stubborn Kind Of Fellow - 1964
Carnations - Funny Time - 1963
Soul, Inc. - Poppin' Good (Part 2) - 1966
Indigos - He's Coming Home - 1965
Sultans - Poor Boy - 1965
Chateaus - I'm The One - 1965
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Soul, Inc. - Who Do You Love - 1965
Tren-Dells - It's So Right - 1966
Oxfords - (There's) Always Something There To Remind Me - 1966
Mersey Beats USA - You'll Come Back - 1966
Soul, Inc. - Midnight Hour - 1966
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Louisville and KY area artists - #5
Tren-Dells - I'm So Young - 1961
Sultans - You Got Me Going - 1961
Hayden Sisters - Mr. Blues - 1961
Cosmo & The Counts - You Can't Get Kissed - 1962
Tren-Dells - I Miss You So - 1962
Cosmo & The Sultans - Just Words - 1962
Monarchs - Till I Hear It From You - 1963
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Monarchs - What Made You Change Your Mind - 1964
Aztecs - It's You That I Love - 1962
Epics - Baltimore - 1963
Sultans - Mary Mary - 1963
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Louisville and KY area artists - #4
Tren-Dells - Moments Like This - 1962
Cosmo & The Sultans - Sweetheart Please Don't Go - 1962
Tren-Dells - Nite Owl - 1962
Monarchs - This Old Heart - 1963
Sultans - Toss In My Sleep - 1962
Epics (with Janie Moss) - We Belong Together - 1963
Shirley Caddell - The Big Bounce - 1963
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Billy Huhn & The Catalinas - Baltimore - 1961
Tren-Dells - Ain't That Funny - 1963
Boothog Pefferly & The Loafers - I'm Not Going To Work Today - 1963
Monarchs - Look Homeward Angel - 1964
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Louisville and KY area artists - #3
Cassius Clay - Stand By Me - 1964
Louisville Falcons - Time You're Told - 1964
Louisville Falcons - Wanted $10,000 Reward - 1964
Soul, Inc. - Poppin' Good (Part 1) - 1966
Sultans - She's Got It - 1964
Monarchs - Climb Every Mountain - 1965
Carnations - Scorpion - 1961
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Monarchs - Over The Mountain - 1962
Tren-Dells - Don't You Hear Me Calling, Baby - 1961
Sultans - It'll Be Easy - 1961
Cosmo & The Carnation - I'm A Little Mixed Up - 1961
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Louisville and KY area artists - #2
Dynamics - Departure - 1962
Cosmo & The Counts - Small Town Gossip - 1963
Cosmo & The Counts - Things I'd Like To Do - 1963
Paul Penny - True Fine Mama - 1962
Dynamics - Later On - 1962
Tren-Dells - Hey Little Sheila - 196?
Tren-Dells - Everyday - 1964
Mystics with Diane Kirchner - Cry Baby Cry - 1964
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Carnations - Punctuation - 1963
Tren-Dells - Hey Da Da Dow (A Little Thing Called Love) - 1964
Kelli & The Kittens - What Mama Don't Know - 1964
Cosmo & The Counts - Soft And Pretty - 1964
Ultra-Tones - Locomotion - 1962
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Louisville and KY area artists - #1
Carnations - Red Wing - 1959
Donny White - That's My Doll - 1958
Jerry Cox & The Cavaliers - Debbie Jean - 1959
Peter Pete & The Lovers - A Lonely Island - 1964
Carnations - A Wing And A Prayer - 1960
Jerry Cox & The Cavaliers - Lover Man - 1959
Rhythm Addicts - The Thrill - 1959
Rhythm Addicts - Hey, Whatcha Say Babe - 1960
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Scarlet Combo - The Huckleberry Hound Theme Song - 1961
Little Pete & The Youngsters - You Told Another Lie - 1962
Tren-Dells - Mr. Doughnut Man - 1963
Fannom Patrick - Eva - 1963
Showing posts with label monarchs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label monarchs. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Monday, May 9, 2011
Kentucky Music Hall Of Fame - Where are the Monarchs ?
Louisville Representatives in the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame
Lionel Hampton
Mary Travers
With a mission statement that says:
"Kentucky Music Hall of Fame & Museum honors Kentucky performers, songwriters, publishers, promoters, managers, broadcasters comedians and other music professionals who have made significant contributions to the music industry in Kentucky and around the world"
One might ask why a group of performers that has been honored by the legislature for a 50 year career ( one could call this significant )is not in said Kentucky Music Hall of Fame
See the presentation of the proclamation here with Billy Reed :
http://youtu.be/4PE2KX_kcnM
and for more of the Monarchs go to youtube channel monarchmg
Let us hear from you and also contact the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame
Lionel Hampton
Mary Travers
With a mission statement that says:
"Kentucky Music Hall of Fame & Museum honors Kentucky performers, songwriters, publishers, promoters, managers, broadcasters comedians and other music professionals who have made significant contributions to the music industry in Kentucky and around the world"
One might ask why a group of performers that has been honored by the legislature for a 50 year career ( one could call this significant )is not in said Kentucky Music Hall of Fame
See the presentation of the proclamation here with Billy Reed :
http://youtu.be/4PE2KX_kcnM
and for more of the Monarchs go to youtube channel monarchmg
Let us hear from you and also contact the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Remembering The Teen Clubs and Teen Dance Venues 12/31/10 New Years Eve
My thoughts spin back to those days, when the earth was still cooling.
Like many of my contemporaries, I was prepping for another New Year’s Eve… the annual New Year’s Eve gig ( for a horn player ( ed note :saxophone ) , this was making sure, inter alia ( ed note : among other things ), that you had the right number of reeds that were shaved down to just the right level, that the band’s “uniform of the evening” was cleaned and pressed, and that one’s weejuns were highly polished ). This was always a big night for a number of reasons, not the least of which was the fact that, on NYE, the money was usually no less than 2X to 3X our usual rate!
Like many of my contemporaries, I was prepping for another New Year’s Eve… the annual New Year’s Eve gig ( for a horn player ( ed note :saxophone ) , this was making sure, inter alia ( ed note : among other things ), that you had the right number of reeds that were shaved down to just the right level, that the band’s “uniform of the evening” was cleaned and pressed, and that one’s weejuns were highly polished ). This was always a big night for a number of reasons, not the least of which was the fact that, on NYE, the money was usually no less than 2X to 3X our usual rate!
Thoughts of those days, for some reason, lead me to think about how important Catholic teen clubs were to us, especially early on, when, like so many others, we were just coming out of the blocks. Drive around Louisville, especially in many of the older neighborhoods, and it feels like about every 10 blocks or so, you spot another parish church. Almost every one of those parishes had its own teen club, with names like SaRaTeen ( St. Raphael’s ), ChaLaLou ( Church of Our Lady of Lourdes) and HoFa ( Holy Family ). OK, OK, so maybe the money wasn’t all that great ( or even all that mediocre, come to that ), but each club was a venue…an opportunity… for aspiring singers and their musicians to get in front of a live audience of their peers, to conquer their fears and to hone their skills.
So, imagine if Louisville had been, dare I say, “less Catholic”. Sure there’d have been the VFW, the Highland Post, FoP, Gypsy Village and a few others, but ( and here, admittedly, memories are a bit faded ), I recall those venues as more the “big time”, after a band had a following, and, in some cases, even a record or two.
OK, OK, not so much the Pope, then, or even the Archbishop for that matter, but all those parish priests and nuns who gave the “go ahead” to their teen committees to hire the young hopefuls to perform in their clubs…they ought to belatedly recognized and thanked. There probably are other towns in America that provided similar opportunities, but it strikes me that what we had in Louisville was particularly nurturing and rewarding.
Tim Hughes
An Original Member of the Monarchs
Tim Hughes
An Original Member of the Monarchs
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