Ундервуд - Вечный полдень

Contemporary Ukranian music by Ундервуд with retro clip. The title translates as "eternal midday" in the translation machines, which could be accurate looking at the video:

Screaming Lord Sutch.....Live?

Screaming Lord Sutch joined forces with such luminaries as Ritchie Blackmore, Keith Moon and Noel Redding for his second album, recorded at Carshalton Park Rock 'n' Roll Festival in 1972. Yes, it's horrible and basically unlistenable, but would you really want it to be any other way?

Billy Bond

Music by Billy Bond, born Juliano Canterini, who moved to Argentina and became part of the Psych/Acid scene in the early 70s.

I was loath to include the video below because of the way the owner marks his territory all over this video--it's so unnecessary to put graphics all over the place like this. But it's still a pretty great clip.

another Aquarius cover

While preparing a Dutch language podcast I came across this album from 1973. It's an album to promote the cultural life of the village of Bergen (north of Amsterdam near the coast). This is the contribution of Ritmisch jeugdkoor Petrus en Paulus o.l.v. Ton Stroomer (=rhythmic youth choir Peter and Paul conducted by Ton Stroomer).
By the name of the choir and what I understand from the lyrics this is one of the many Catholic Youth choirs in that period in The Netherlands. Petrus and Paulus is the name of the Catholic church in Bergen and it seems the choir still exists.

This is for everyone who would like to hear yet another cover of Aquarius from Hair

Walk Within My Brain

From the psychedelic and funk movement in Mexico in the late 60s/early 70s, Walk Within My Brain (Caminata Cerebral) by Love Army. The version in Spanish has a little more heart & soul, but here's the English version.

When Macrame Attacks

Disco versions of "Catch a Falling Star", "You Talk Too Much" and "Swing in a Star" by Spooky and Sue, at Dirk's Muziek Archief.

Bam Chike Chike Cham Chike Chike

Kishore Kumar (song) in Kahte Hain Mujhko Raja.

(Via Fredrik Af Trampe, Sunkit)

Do the Hasidic Hustle!

There's a lotta pupik shakin' in the shtetl with Old Junk or Treasure's Israeli Disco Fever--check out Tzena Tzena!

UFO Robot

Stefania Rotolo's 1979 performance of "UFO Robot" (a 1978 hit in Italy by Actaurus) on RAI's Tilt is a bit like a live-action version of the short-lived Partridge Family 2200 AD cartoon and — possibly — a more accurate depiction of things to come.

Disco Tex = Monti Rock III

Slothy's Pigeonshit offers the Disco Tex and the Sex-o-Lettes album --I prefer Slothy's title, Disco Tex and the Sex Omelets. I don't think this blog has ever referenced Monti Rock III, who was the frontman for this effort. Apparently this music was featured on an episode of the Simpsons, but nevertheless it's worthy to be included here.

nouvelle danse

A brand new blog dedicated to dance crazes music curated by legendary french vinyl records addicts: "a la piscine" and "rond carré".

http://nouvelledanse.blogspot.com



Let's begin with la yenka ... Yenka riketik






few years later ...

Dueling Tubas

In 1973, before becoming TV's Garth and Barth Gimble, Martin Mull's "Dueling Tubas" made the Billboard Hot 100 (well, the lower end) alongside popular hits of the day like "Walk on the Wild Side, a pre-Hallowe'en reissue of "Monster Mash" and the Dickie Goodman-produced "Superfly Meets Shaft" by John and Ernest.

"trames sonores" a dj set by Dj Pâté

dj set special "trames sonores" by Felix aka Dj Paté (originally broadcast on Bande A Part)



From Quebec, Vente De Garage, Le Blogue proudly presents Félix aka Dj Pâté a dj set spécial "trames sonores", selected rare groovy music including selected soundtracks and movie dialogs from the 60/70s. Movies: Après Ski, L'amour humain, Y'a toujours moyen de moyenner, Le diable est parmi nous and so many others.

As Félix says: "it's hot, it's sexy and strange sometimes"

music and sound-design cut from public-domain horror and science-fiction films from c.1930-1970

"Sounds to Come" is the second installment of a series on Chinstrap of music and sound-design cut from public-domain horror and science-fiction films from c.1930-1970. curated by our dear Ergo Phizmiz, available for your listening horror via Free Music Archive.

The aim of the releases is the reframing of digital artefacts - although the pieces have been recut and equalised, we are not aiming to present definitive versions of these recordings, we rather present the work for the possibility of further investigation into the composers, sound-designers, film-makers, and of course the films themselves, which are available, in the main, for free download at Archive.org.

Maggie Mae - I'm On Fire

Warning: this will get stuck in your head.

"Because innocense is sexier than you think"

Creepy campaign for Love's Baby Soft during the mid 1970s.

Fancy Dancin'

Wrong again

Last night at PCL headquarters we celebrated the 1367th miscalculation of the apocalypse date!


oh yes, sorry fellows I broke my promise.

Ирина Карелина (за кадром) Песенка Глории

Dum Maro Dum

Zeenat Aman acts out what Asha Bhosle says with her voice: Bongs are good stuff!
Classic delightful bollywood weirdness from 1971: Hare Rama Hare Krishna.