It's the brillo playlist/report aug 03!

[Nick Cope]

August’s Brillo was a major blowout special, with record numbers of Brilloites, despite notable absences by regulars Greg & Sermad, and several civilians that came down especially for the night, including our regular stalker. Despite the wifebeater (Stella) being warm cos the barrels were too big to cool properly, a jolly good time was had by all – nice to see one of our American friends and a special contingent from Reading. Fair bit if trading going on, in fact, maybe Brillo trades should be declared too – anyone care to volunteer their spoils?

Without further ado, here’s what got played – I can’t read everyone’s drunken scrawls too well sometimes, so apologies for spelling errors. If you post the correct title, I’ll edit them in.


Black Cabs & London Fog special preview CD played first, then:


FryerÂ’s reissue special

Kent Schneider – The Church Is With Us, O Lord
Sounds Directions – Skyscrapers
Byrdie Green – Return Of The Prodigal Son
Mark Murphy – Why Don’t You Do Right
Bus People Express – South Carolina
Sound Directions – Travelin Man
Frank Zeke Heart – The Devils High
Reginald Milton – Clap Your Hands

Rude Nick

Betty Lavette – Let Me Down Easy
Symphonic Four – Who Do You Think You’re Fooling
Sharron Lucky – Dangling Drill
Harrell Lucky – Windmill
Quincy Jones – Main Squeeze
Georgie Fame – Music Talk ®
Sadistic Mika Band – Silver Child
King Hannibal – The Truth Shall Set You Free
Freddie/Henchi – Funky To The Bone
Lloyd Price – They Get Down
Laura Lee – Crumbs Off The Table ®
James Brown – In The Middle
Bobby Byrd – Hang Up Your Hang Ups
James Brown – Mother Popcorn
Vicki Anderson – Answer To Mother Popcorn
James Brown – Licking Stick
Hank Ballad – How You Gonna Get Respect
James Brown – The Drunk
The Devils – The Exorcist
Bill Doggett – Honky Tonk Popcorn
Fat Back – Take Your Time

Alan

ean derome     moon in me (victo canada)
al hirt         Âharlem hendoo (rca victor)
serge gainsbourg  intoxicated man (phillips france)
harold butler     out of bondage (arco)
rufus harley     Âmalika (ankh)
tj stone        she's gotta have it (deep throat 2 ost) (bryan)
hortense ellis    Âwoman of the ghetto (tropical)
monica         I don't know… (toxsan)
richard fudoli     gweee! (date)
orcherstra harlow  el exigente (fania)
janet lawson     dindi (UA)
pharoahs       Âis that black enough for you? (capitol)
lee fields       Âthe bull is coming (angle 3)

Matt

Fisher Stereo Test - Othello Â(Fisher)
Wayne Cochren & The CC Riders – Do You Like The Sound Of The Music (Epic)
Chicago – What’s The World Coming To (CBS)
Youngers Tartan Beer – Scottish Magic (Tartan)
The Spurlow Band – 2001 (Bone)
Rupert The Bear – Fly So High (MFP)
Smiling Hard – Fire In The Galleon (Survival)

Polite Dave

don’t know – These Boots Are Made For Walking
Les Brown Jnr – Surfin & Swingin
Little Richard – Baby Don’t Wear My Clothes
The Little Boy Blues – I Can Only Give You Everything
Little Esther Philips – Mojohanah
Garnell Copper – Long Distance
Curly Moore & The Kool Ones – Funky Yeah

Ed "Smoove.E" Lover (Shabba)

Father’s Children – Hollywood Dreaming
Pieces of a Dream – Mt Airy Groove
Cortex – La Rue
Phyrework – My Funk
Rhyze – Do Your Dance

Raj

Ellen McSomething – Honky Tonk Angel (?)
Ike & Dee Dee Johnson – You Can’t Have Your Cake & Eat It Too
Ike & Tina Turner – You Can’t Have Want You Wanted
Ike – You Can’t Go Around Shooting Women
Luther Allison – Ragged & Dirty
Injun Joe – Someone
Albert Collins – Coon & Collards
Irene Reid – Dirty Old Man
Bobby Darin – Me & Mr Summut
Paul Parrish – English Sparrow
Andy Votel – Remix of something

Si Cheeba

Billy Butler – can’t read it
John Klemmer – Free Soul
Barbara Acklin – I Can’t Do My Thing
Sugar Pie something – In The Basement PtII
Leon & Burners – Whiplash
Aztecs – Aztec Theme
Pyramids – Rainbow City
Billy Brooks – Fourty Days
Oscar Brown Jnr – Barra Limba
Brother Jack McDuff – Hunk Of Funk
Kris Peterson – Mama’s Little Baby
Brother Jack McDuff – Hot BBQ
Jack Daughtery – No 9

Bongolia

Keith Mansfield – Soul Thing (All You Need Is)
The Shadows – Boogatoo (Rareties)
Harry Roche - Warm Punch (Spindrift)
Alan Haven – I Wanna Be Your Man (Lennon and McCartney styled by)
Mark Wirtz – I’m Coming Home (Latin a-go-go)
Helen Reddy – Hit The Road Jack (I Am Woman)
Richard Hayman – Windmills Of Your Mind (Genuine Electric Latin Love Machine)
James Last – Oh Well (Non Stop Dancing '70)
Paul Mauriat – You Keep Me Hangin’ On (Soul of)
Horace Silver & Andy Bey – I’ve Had A Little Talk (Total Response - United States of Mind Phase 2)
Nancy Holloway – Bye Bye [My Guy]
Stanley Black – Berimbau (Black Magic)
Woody Herman – Ponteio (Light My Fire)

[La-Soul-Fiend]

Anybody know which version of the 2001 theme Matt played, I'm after the Jules Blattner Group take on this.

And Nick if you know of a spare of the Devil's, give me a shout man! I need that 45.

[Matt Hero]

Corrected playlist (do you want to edit the original post Nick ?) - my handwriting is awful.

Fisher Stereo Test - Othello (Fisher)
Wayne Cochren & The CC Riders – Do You Like The Sound Of The Music (Epic)
Chicago – What’s The World Coming To (CBS)
Youngers Tartan Beer – Scottish Magic (Tartan)
The Spurlow Band – 2001 (Bone)
Rupert The Bear – Fly So High (MFP)
Smiling Hard – Fire In The Galleon (Survival)

[alanmck]

aye, so here's the whole of my list from last night (in the right order i think)...

jean derome     moon in me (victo canada)
al hirt         Âharlem hendoo (rca victor)
serge gainsbourg  intoxicated man (phillips france)
harold butler     out of bondage (arco)
rufus harley     Âmalika (ankh)
tj stone        she's gotta have it (deep throat 2 ost) (bryan)
hortense ellis    Âwoman of the ghetto (tropical)
monica         I don't know… (toxsan)
richard fudoli     gweee! (date)
orcherstra harlow  el exigente (fania)
janet lawson     dindi (UA)
pharoahs       Âis that black enough for you? (capitol)
lee fields       Âthe bull is coming (angle 3)

good to meet you all last night, hope to do it again next month.

[bongolia]

a sterling job on deciphering drunken scrawls i think

anyway:
Keith Mansfield – Soul Thing (All You Need Is)
The Shadows – Boogatoo (Rareties)
Harry Roche - Warm Punch (Spindrift)
Alan Haven – I Wanna Be Your Man (Lennon and McCartney styled by)
Mark Wirtz – I’m Coming Home (Latin a-go-go)
Helen Reddy – Hit The Road Jack (I Am Woman)
Richard Hayman – Windmills Of Your Mind (Genuine Electric Latin Love Machine)
James Last – Oh Well (Non Stop Dancing '70)
Paul Mauriat – You Keep Me Hangin’ On (Soul of)
Horace Silver & Andy Bey – I’ve Had A Little Talk (Total Response - United States of Mind Phase 2)
Nancy Holloway – Bye Bye [My Guy]
Stanley Black – Berimbau (Black Magic)
Woody Herman – Ponteio (Light My Fire)

and the 'something' in Raj's list is 'Me and Mr Hohner'

[bongolia]

oh, and in a trans-atlantic gesture of good will, copies of the Roger Coulam LP and Sort of Soul should be working their way back to Marco and co via Tim

[fin]

while we're on the subject of playlists, heres a partial one from HF+S, as promised. Not in the right order, though.

Dyke and the blazers: so sharp
Cyril Neville: tell me whats on you're mind
Eddie floyd: holding on with both hands
AC Reed: 99/44 100 pure love
Mr. Perculator: I got a thing for you baby
Pearl Dowell: Good thing
spanky wilson: you
Ray sharpe: Help Me
Wailers: Rude Boy
Joe Gibbs Allstars: Ghost capturer
Chosen Few: Do your thing
Don Drummond: Addis Ababa
alton Ellis: sunday coming
Ken Boothe: Is it because I'm black
Frank Williams: You got to be a man
Orchestra Boabab: Kelen Ati Len (all-time killer, stands tall against any US recording, one of the top funk records ever in my book.)
Magnificent Zeinians: Ije Udo
ROB: More
Night train: making tracks
amrals trinidad cavaliers: 90% of me is you
Bob Marley and the wailers: Ska Jerk
Bob Marley and the wailers: I'm still waiting
Syl Johnson: walk a mile in my shoes
James Brown: Blues and pants
Syd Jones and the Gay Troubadours: cardova
zeke and the soul setters: take it and get (another all time favourite, jamaican funk out of channel 1 studio?)

[Belson]

Quote[/b] (La-Soul-Fiend @ Aug. 12 2003,12:55)]Anybody know which version of the 2001 theme Matt played, I'm after the Jules Blattner Group take on this.

Good luck on finding a Blattner - I believe a 45 only release, with the last one I saw on a list going for about £175.

The one on the bay not that long ago went for tippedy top dollar too.

[Nick Cope]

The unfortunate side effect of certain funk mixes... oh well. Maybe someone can boot it, cos it's such a hot tune.

[Nick Cope]

Playlist at top modified.

[La-Soul-Fiend]

Quote[/b] (fin @ Aug. 12 2003,13:56)]amrals trinidad cavaliers: 90% of me

......anybody know which LP this is from or was it a mad rare 45 release only? Seen this but no show on the track in question:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws....ry=1585

[formigo]

Quote[/b] (Nick Cope @ Aug. 12 2003,12:30)]Rupert The Bear – Fly So High (MFP)

Nice one Matt, that was my Â

(Well actually I haven't listened to it for donkeys so I will have to run home and re-acquaint myself - I seem to remember that it's a least as dope as "Theme from Rainbow" as far as hippie-kiddie-psych-beetz goes)

[Lord Thames]

Quote[/b] (Matt Hero @ Aug. 12 2003,13:00)]Youngers Tartan Beer – Scottish Magic (Tartan)

Not that it matters much, just thought I'd make a slight correction to this 'un - it's actually called 'Get Moving (with Younger's Tartan)', credited to Father William, on a Lyntone flexidisc. Possibly the greatest advertising flexi ever (though I still don't have 'Rhythm and Crunch'......)

[Matt Hero]

Quote[/b] (Lord Thames @ Aug. 13 2003,17:09)]

Quote[/b] (Matt Hero @ Aug. 12 2003,13:00)]Youngers Tartan Beer – Scottish Magic (Tartan)

Not that it matters much, just thought I'd make a slight correction to this 'un - it's actually called 'Get Moving (with Younger's Tartan)', credited to Father William, on a Lyntone flexidisc. Possibly the greatest advertising flexi ever (though I still don't have 'Rhythm and Crunch'......)

Well, not that I want to suggest that you're wrong, but erm... you're wrong

This is, to give it it's full disc credits...

'Scottish Magic' by Youngers Tartan 'The Hickory'

..indeed produced by the mighty Lyntone (LYN1982).

So, this other one then....worth a punt y'say ?

[Matt rushes off to Netsounds]

[Matt Hero]

Quote[/b] (formigo @ Aug. 13 2003,00:18)]

Quote[/b] (Nick Cope @ Aug. 12 2003,12:30)]Rupert The Bear – Fly So High (MFP)

Nice one Matt, that was my Â

Well, I thought it was going to be *my* but that's blown because of 1) Publishing it on my playlist & 2) Someone's beat me to it.

I must try harder, I must dig deeper.....

Anyway, it is cracking track, and there is another one on the LP that I like equally as much. He's no one tracker that Rupert y'know.

[Lord Thames]

Quote[/b] (Matt Hero @ Aug. 13 2003,17:26)]

Quote[/b] (Lord Thames @ Aug. 13 2003,17:09)]

Quote[/b] (Matt Hero @ Aug. 12 2003,13:00)]Youngers Tartan Beer – Scottish Magic (Tartan)

Not that it matters much, just thought I'd make a slight correction to this 'un - it's actually called 'Get Moving (with Younger's Tartan)', credited to Father William, on a Lyntone flexidisc. Possibly the greatest advertising flexi ever (though I still don't have 'Rhythm and Crunch'......)

Well, not that I want to suggest that you're wrong, but erm... you're wrong

This is, to give it it's full disc credits...

'Scottish Magic' by Youngers Tartan 'The Hickory'

..indeed produced by the mighty Lyntone (LYN1982).

So, this other one then....worth a punt y'say ?

[Matt rushes off to Netsounds]

Eh what??? There's another Younger's Tartan flexi??
Flippin' eck, if it's as good as 'Get Moving', I need it!!
Right, that's another one to look for then.
If you haven't got 'Get Moving', look out for it - it is (as Frank Carson would say) a cracker.

Any composer credits on this other one?

[Matt Hero]

Quote[/b] (Lord Thames @ Aug. 13 2003,20:04)]If you haven't got 'Get Moving', look out for it - it is (as Frank Carson would say) a cracker.

Any composer credits on this other one?

I've not got 'Get Moving' yet... but I've got a copy coming. And as for writing credits, what I've posted it all that is on the 'label' such as it is on a flexi.

[LDJB]

Do either of you have a flexi from Scottish & Newcastle called "Meet up Here"?
The reason I ask is because I picked up another lp by the Dance Orchestra of the Black Watch (they both contain nuggets of purest funk - honest ) and they do this track on it.
Both myself and Mr Colin Hero think it is also a flexi but perhaps a different version - the version on the LP is great - very groovy with a break that occurs twice!

[LDJB]

Oh - and Mr Thames, did you get my message?

[Lord Thames]

Yes, got the message - my address is on its way!

Not heard of 'Meet Up Here' - I think Scottish and Newcastle's flexidisc output might need to be investigated! I wonder if they've got any info anywhere - I think the company may have been taken over a few times since the seventies, so probably not, but perhaps it's worth a try?

[llmod1]

Quote[/b] (Nick Cope @ Aug. 12 2003,12:30)]August’s Brillo was a major blowout special, with record numbers of Brilloites, despite notable absences by regulars Greg & Sermad, and several civilians that came down especially for the night, including our regular stalker. Despite the wifebeater (Stella) being warm cos the barrels were too big to cool properly, a jolly good time was had by all – nice to see one of our American friends and a special contingent from Reading. Fair bit if trading going on, in fact, maybe Brillo trades should be declared too – anyone care to volunteer their spoils?

Without further ado, here’s what got played – I can’t read everyone’s drunken scrawls too well sometimes, so apologies for spelling errors. If you post the correct title, I’ll edit them in.


Black Cabs & London Fog special preview CD played first, then:


FryerÂ’s reissue special

Kent Schneider – The Church Is With Us, O Lord
Sounds Directions – Skyscrapers
Byrdie Green – Return Of The Prodigal Son
Mark Murphy – Why Don’t You Do Right
Bus People Express – South Carolina
Sound Directions – Travelin Man
Frank Zeke Heart – The Devils High
Reginald Milton – Clap Your Hands

Rude Nick

Betty Lavette – Let Me Down Easy
Symphonic Four – Who Do You Think You’re Fooling
Sharron Lucky – Dangling Drill
Harrell Lucky – Windmill
Quincy Jones – Main Squeeze
Georgie Fame – Music Talk ®
Sadistic Mika Band – Silver Child
King Hannibal – The Truth Shall Set You Free
Freddie/Henchi – Funky To The Bone
Lloyd Price – They Get Down
Laura Lee – Crumbs Off The Table ®
James Brown – In The Middle
Bobby Byrd – Hang Up Your Hang Ups
James Brown – Mother Popcorn
Vicki Anderson – Answer To Mother Popcorn
James Brown – Licking Stick
Hank Ballad – How You Gonna Get Respect
James Brown – The Drunk
The Devils – The Exorcist
Bill Doggett – Honky Tonk Popcorn
Fat Back – Take Your Time

Alan

ean derome     moon in me (victo canada)
al hirt         Âharlem hendoo (rca victor)
serge gainsbourg  intoxicated man (phillips france)
harold butler     out of bondage (arco)
rufus harley     Âmalika (ankh)
tj stone        she's gotta have it (deep throat 2 ost) (bryan)
hortense ellis    Âwoman of the ghetto (tropical)
monica         I don't know… (toxsan)
richard fudoli     gweee! (date)
orcherstra harlow  el exigente (fania)
janet lawson     dindi (UA)
pharoahs       Âis that black enough for you? (capitol)
lee fields       Âthe bull is coming (angle 3)

Matt

Fisher Stereo Test - Othello Â(Fisher)
Wayne Cochren & The CC Riders – Do You Like The Sound Of The Music (Epic)
Chicago – What’s The World Coming To (CBS)
Youngers Tartan Beer – Scottish Magic (Tartan)
The Spurlow Band – 2001 (Bone)
Rupert The Bear – Fly So High (MFP)
Smiling Hard – Fire In The Galleon (Survival)

Polite Dave

don’t know – These Boots Are Made For Walking
Les Brown Jnr – Surfin & Swingin
Little Richard – Baby Don’t Wear My Clothes
The Little Boy Blues – I Can Only Give You Everything
Little Esther Philips – Mojohanah
Garnell Copper – Long Distance
Curly Moore & The Kool Ones – Funky Yeah

Ed "Smoove.E" Lover (Shabba)

Father’s Children – Hollywood Dreaming
Pieces of a Dream – Mt Airy Groove
Cortex – La Rue
Phyrework – My Funk
Rhyze – Do Your Dance

Raj

Ellen McSomething – Honky Tonk Angel (?)
Ike & Dee Dee Johnson – You Can’t Have Your Cake & Eat It Too
Ike & Tina Turner – You Can’t Have Want You Wanted
Ike – You Can’t Go Around Shooting Women
Luther Allison – Ragged & Dirty
Injun Joe – Someone
Albert Collins – Coon & Collards
Irene Reid – Dirty Old Man
Bobby Darin – Me & Mr Summut
Paul Parrish – English Sparrow
Andy Votel – Remix of something

Si Cheeba

Billy Butler – can’t read it
John Klemmer – Free Soul
Barbara Acklin – I Can’t Do My Thing
Sugar Pie something – In The Basement PtII
Leon & Burners – Whiplash
Aztecs – Aztec Theme
Pyramids – Rainbow City
Billy Brooks – Fourty Days
Oscar Brown Jnr – Barra Limba
Brother Jack McDuff – Hunk Of Funk
Kris Peterson – Mama’s Little Baby
Brother Jack McDuff – Hot BBQ
Jack Daughtery – No 9

Bongolia

Keith Mansfield – Soul Thing (All You Need Is)
The Shadows – Boogatoo (Rareties)
Harry Roche - Warm Punch (Spindrift)
Alan Haven – I Wanna Be Your Man (Lennon and McCartney styled by)
Mark Wirtz – I’m Coming Home (Latin a-go-go)
Helen Reddy – Hit The Road Jack (I Am Woman)
Richard Hayman – Windmills Of Your Mind (Genuine Electric Latin Love Machine)
James Last – Oh Well (Non Stop Dancing '70)
Paul Mauriat – You Keep Me Hangin’ On (Soul of)
Horace Silver & Andy Bey – I’ve Had A Little Talk (Total Response - United States of Mind Phase 2)
Nancy Holloway – Bye Bye [My Guy]
Stanley Black – Berimbau (Black Magic)
Woody Herman – Ponteio (Light My Fire)

"AugustÂ’s Brillo was a major blowout special, with record numbers of Brilloites, despite notable absences by regulars Greg & Sermad, "


Nick, how could you leave me off this list, I'm the Grand Daddy of this whole shebang!!

[Nick Cope]

You're miffed because I forgot to include you from a list of people who couldn't make it? Can't you get your class to make you a welcome home card instead? Just kidding, but don't take it out on your class now, like algebra round the playing field 15 times...

[Rich Hero]

Quote[/b] (llmod1 @ Aug. 14 2003,08:52)]Nick, how could you leave me off this list, I'm the Grand Daddy of this whole shebang!!

Er, who are you? ÂAnyway, haven't you got anything better to do on an eight week diving holiday in exotic climes.

One more flexi to look out for - 'Potato Chip' by the Shadows Of Knight. 33rpm square, cardboard picture 'disc'. What's more, the tune's pretty good too (slowly building that crisp promo segment)...

[sermad]

Half way round the fuggin world and llmod1 still manages to outbid me on ebay. Seriously mate. Have a bloody holiday and let the rest of us have a go.

I'm going to get on your ass when you get back!

[bongolia]

presumably a different Shadows of Knight to the US band...?

and good to see llmod's found a Internet Cafe in Bognor...

[Matt Hero]

Quote[/b] (Lord Thames @ Aug. 13 2003,20:04)]Eh what??? There's another Younger's Tartan flexi??
Flippin' eck, if it's as good as 'Get Moving', I need it!!

There you go......

[Rich Hero]

Quote[/b] (bongolia @ Aug. 14 2003,13:00)]presumably a different Shadows of Knight to the US band...?

They're singing about 'potato chips' so they *have* to be Shermans! They are the one and only Shadows Of Knight (unless there is another that is...). Before the track there's a snippet of 'Gloria' and then they introduce the band in an 'amusing' manner.

[LDJB]

Yup it's the US Shadows of Knight - they of "Gloria" and "Shake" fame - it's on the Dunwhich records story comp. Now then anyone got a copy of the Electric Prunes Vox Wah Wah ad flexi?

[formigo]

Quote[/b] (Matt Hero @ Aug. 13 2003,17:35)]Rupert The Bear – Fly So High (MFP)

Anyway, it is cracking track, and there is another one on the LP that I like equally as much. He's no one tracker that Rupert y'know.

So long as he stays off the mike... that falsetto ain't really Curtis Mayfield quality...

"I'm looking... I'm LOOK-EEENG!" ... yeah stow it Rupert an' get back on the beats.

[the funky guzzo]

Quote[/b] (Nick Cope @ Aug. 12 2003,04:30)]Without further ado, hereÂ’s what got played
Matt

Fisher Stereo Test - Othello Â(Fisher)
Wayne Cochren & The CC Riders – Do You Like The Sound Of The Music (Epic)
Chicago – What’s The World Coming To (CBS)
Youngers Tartan Beer – Scottish Magic (Tartan)
The Spurlow Band – 2001 (Bone)
Rupert The Bear – Fly So High (MFP)
Smiling Hard – Fire In The Galleon (Survival)

Hey Matt glad to see you get some play out of that Wayne Cochran LP.The White James Brown defintly brings it. If you ever see his album on Chess be sure to snap it up, but stay far far away from the one he did on Bethlehem