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Andrew Sandoval's Come To The Sunshine is the home of the bah bah bah's and the la la la's. Each week he ushers you into his record room for a two-hour tour of scintillating 1960's sounds by a stunning array of no-hit wonders. Hear beat, psych, folk-rock, garage, soft pop, baroque, singer-songwriters and so much more (mostly in MONO).

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Favoriting January 31, 2022: The '60s Songs, Arrangements & Productions of Mike Leander

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The Applejacks  (Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom) Everybody Fall Down   Favoriting   Decca (UK)  1964  45 
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Lulu  Choc Ice   Favoriting Gonks Go Beat  Decca (UK)  1965  LP 
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Lady Lee  I'm Into Something Good   Favoriting   Decca (UK)  1964  45 
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Bobby Shafto  Wonderful You   Favoriting   Parlophone (UK)  1964  45 
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The Marauders  That's What I Want   Favoriting   Decca (UK)  1963  45 
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Marc Bolan  Beyond The Risin' Sun   Favoriting   Decca (UK)  1965  45 
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Dave Berry  I'm Gonna Take You There   Favoriting   Decca (UK)  1965  45 
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Doug Gibbons  I've Got My Tears To Remind Me   Favoriting   Decca (UK)  1965  45 
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Marianne Faithfull  The Sha La La Song   Favoriting   Decca (UK)  1965  45 
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The Rolling Stones  As Tears Go By   Favoriting   Decca (UK)  1966  45 
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Paul & Barry Ryan  Hey, Mr. Wiseman   Favoriting   Decca (UK)  1967  LP 
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Paul Jones with Mike Leander & His Orchestra  I've Been A Bad, Bad Boy   Favoriting   HMV (UK)  1967  45 
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The Nashville Teens  The Hard Way   Favoriting   Decca (UK)  1966  45 
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The Young Idea  Gotta Get Out The Mess I'm In   Favoriting   Columbia (UK)  1966  45 
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Billy Fury  Hurtin' Is Loving   Favoriting   Parlophone (UK)  1967  45 
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The Jordan Brothers  Good Time   Favoriting   Shelby Singleton International  1967  45 
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Billy Fury  She's So Far Out She's In   Favoriting   Decca (UK)  1966  45 
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Paul & Barry Ryan  I Can't Make Your Way   Favoriting   Decca (UK)  1967  LP 
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Joe Brown  Blue Tuesday   Favoriting   MCA (UK)  1968  45 
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The Young Idea  In Bond Street   Favoriting With A Little Help From My Friends  MFP  1968  LP 
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Peter & Gordon  Lady Godiva   Favoriting   Columbia (UK)  1966  45 
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Paul & Barry Ryan  Missy, Missy   Favoriting   Decca (UK)  1966  45 
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Marquis Of Kensington  The Changing Of The Guard   Favoriting   Immediate  1967  45 
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Peter & Gordon  The Knight In Rusty Armour   Favoriting   Columbia (UK)  1966  45 
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Jackie Lee  The Town I Live In   Favoriting   Columbia (UK)  1966  45 
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The Beatles  She's Leaving Home (Instrumental Take 6)   Favoriting Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band  UMG  2017  CD 
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The Beatles  She's Leaving Home (mono)   Favoriting Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band  Parlophone (UK)  1967  LP 
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Marianne Faithfull  This Little Bird   Favoriting   Decca (UK)  1965  45 
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Chris Simmons  Soraya   Favoriting   MCA (UK)  1969  45 
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Paul & Barry Ryan  Rainbow Weather   Favoriting   Decca (UK)  1966  45 
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Vanity Fare  Early In The Morning   Favoriting   Page One  1969  45 
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David McWilliams  Days Of Pearly Spencer   Favoriting   Major Minor  1967  45 
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John Bryant  I Bring The Sun   Favoriting   MCA (UK)  1968  45 
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The Breakaways  Sacred Love   Favoriting   CBS (UK)  1967  45 
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Joe Brown  Davy The Fat Boy   Favoriting   MCA (UK)  1968  45 
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Perfect People  House In The Country   Favoriting   MCA (UK)  1969  45 
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Paul Raven  Musical Man   Favoriting   MCA (UK)  1968  45 
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Peter & Gordon  The Jokers   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  45 
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Montanas  Hey Diddle Diddle   Favoriting   MCA (UK)  1970  45 
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Vanity Fare  Come Tomorrow   Favoriting   Page One  1970  45 
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Listener comments!

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cometothesunshine:

Welcome to the show!~
  ☀ 5:57pm
WLSClark:

Live show? How great!!! Im thinking we will hear some awesome UK sounds today!
Avatar 5:58pm
cometothesunshine:

Lots of UK recordings - all but one in fact!
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cometothesunshine:

Any moment now!
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MOM WHIG:

Hi there Andrew & WLS
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Woof:

Hello Andrew! Looking forward to the show!
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cometothesunshine:

Welcome - YAY!
  ☀ 6:00pm
WLSClark:

Mom, woof!
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cometothesunshine:

waiting for the reverb to switch off
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MOM WHIG:

Woof is following us WLS
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sw2442:

Hello Andrew...and hi to MOM WHIG, WLSClark, and Woof...
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cometothesunshine:

welcome welcome welcome!
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MOM WHIG:

sw2442 - happy you made it here too
  ☀ 6:02pm
WLSClark:

OOOH, did someone say MONTANAS????!!!!!
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Erica:

Hello Andrew.
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MOM WHIG:

Eric - glad you are following us here too
  ☀ 6:02pm
WLSClark:

Applejacks managed by Epstein, right?
Avatar 6:02pm
cometothesunshine:

hello everyone - lots of great sounds today. stay tuned!
Avatar 6:03pm
cometothesunshine:

hello everyone - lots of great sounds today. stay tuned!
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Gaylord Fields:

Hi, Andrew! Seems like you'll be — wait for it — stacking the Decca for this show.
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sw2442:

Hi Erica...
  6:03pm
Mick:

Great Sounds!!!
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cometothesunshine:

Clark - not sure that Brian managed the Applejacks
  ☀ 6:04pm
WLSClark:

Gaylord, I can't get these small hole 45s to stack on my player and drop down.
  6:04pm
Javi from Argentina:

The Applejacks are my guilty pleasure. Love their sole CD.
Cherry Red included several bonus tracks that sounded like acetates but they failed to mention in their booklet any info about those tracks
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cometothesunshine:

Choc Ice for everyone - thanks, Mick!
  ☀ 6:04pm
WLSClark:

Andrew, I figured that might be how they got Lennon/Mac songs?
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cometothesunshine:

Will have to pick that up, Javi - don't have it yet.
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sw2442:

Hi Gaylord, Mick, and Javi...
  6:05pm
Mick:

Andrew, can we see you?
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MOM WHIG:

Great to see you here Gaylord, Mick, Java from Argentina too
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Gaylord Fields:

@WLSClark: I expected you of all people to own a hole dink.
  ☀ 6:05pm
WLSClark:

Original Oh Me Oh My!!!
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cometothesunshine:

Mick - not sure how that would work?
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cometothesunshine:

Like Dreamers Do was one of their standout original songs at the time of it’s recording, but after being signed 1962 the Beatles seemed to lose interest in it, and it wasn’t chosen to be recorded for any of their albums. In 1964 the Beatles met the Applejacks, another beat group, while rehearsing for a television show. They offered to let the up-and-coming group record Like Dreamers Do, making it one of the many Lennon-McCartney songs they “gave away”. The Applejack’s version reached number 20 on the U.K. singles chart.
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Gaylord Fields:

Hi, Mom Whig! Have you recovered from your birthday celebration yet?
  6:06pm
Javi from Argentina:

Look it up before it goes out of print. Ut even has a cover version of Baby's in Black
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cometothesunshine:

In For Something Good?
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cometothesunshine:

Great, Javi!
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MOM WHIG:

Gaylord - had the family one Sunday (yesterday), more pie & cake -- they all chipped in to get me a NEW COMPUTER!! A super surprise!
  ☀ 6:07pm
WLSClark:

Andrew, great info! Gaylord, what is a dink?
  ☀ 6:08pm
WLSClark:

Mom, too late to download Neil Young music. haha
  6:08pm
uptown jen:

Hi, all. Happy Monday.
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MOM WHIG:

WLS for sure
hey there uptown jen joining us here too
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cometothesunshine:

Hey hey, Jen - glad you are tuned in.
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Gaylord Fields:

@WLSClark: Properly called a "dinker" — but that wasn't nearly as humorous for me to write" — it's a tool, usually foot-operated, by which you can convert small-hole 45s into large-hole 45s, with only a small-to-medium failure rate.
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Minerwerks:

Hello everyone!
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cometothesunshine:

Gaylord a.k.a. the destroyer of dreams.
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cometothesunshine:

or derams
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Erica:

Hi Minerwerks.
  6:10pm
Mick:

I thought that's what you meant when you said you would post picture covers
  6:11pm
Mick:

I see them now!!! Thanks
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cometothesunshine:

I am posting the single labels and sleeves - if you are on a desktop, you can see them. But likely not on mobile phone chat, Mick - sorry.
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Gaylord Fields:

Well said, Andrew, and on topic with with all the Decca singles played today.
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sw2442:

Hi uptown jen...
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cometothesunshine:

Welcome, Minerworks - got your message - need to read it over again.
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Minerwerks:

Hi Erica
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Minerwerks:

No problem, Andrew, thanks for letting me know!
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sw2442:

Hi Minerwerks...
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cometothesunshine:

Gaylord - get ready for plenty of MCA-UK too (today)
  6:13pm
Dakota:

Hey group! I had to restart my phone but I’m here now and ready for a night of great music.
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cometothesunshine:

Welcome Dakota!
  ☀ 6:13pm
WLSClark:

Gaylord. Interesting. I wondered how some UK 45s I have are not small hole but look like punched out. Funny, since we in US had the metal insert center to make 45s small hole!
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cometothesunshine:

Lee Everett or Lee Everett Alkin (born Audrey Valentine Middleton; 14 February 1937) is a British spiritual healer and businesswoman who was previously a pop singer and celebrity psychic under the stage name Lady Lee.

Born in Sheffield, Audrey Middleton moved to London in 1958 after the breakdown of her first marriage. She was a backing singer for Emile Ford before Larry Parnes became her manager and gave her the stage name "Lady Lee". She also attracted media attention as the girlfriend of Billy Fury, one of Parnes's best known artists. In 1964 she got a recording contract and released three singles, none a hit: a cover of "I'm into Something Good", recorded around the same time by Herman's Hermits; "Ninety-Nine Times Out of a Hundred" by Ivor Raymonde, released in May 1965; and "My Whole World (Seems to be Tumbling Down)" by Tony Macaulay and Don Paul, released in October 1965.

In 1967 she split up with Fury. In 1969 she married disc jockey Kenny Everett; they separated in 1979 and divorced in 1984. He wrote the foreword to her autobiography, published in 1987, but later criticised the book for outing him; the two remained estranged until his death.[1] Katherine Kelly played Lee in The Best Possible Taste, a BBC drama about Kenny Everett shown in 2012
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Minerwerks:

Hi sw
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Erica:

Love your Monkey picture Minerwerks, especially the Mike Nesmith hat.
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Steeley Chris:

Put a little Marc in your heart!
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sw2442:

Hi Dakota...
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cometothesunshine:

Marc Bolan needs no other introductions
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cometothesunshine:

The boppin' elf.
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cometothesunshine:

Some Graham Gouldman goodness here from Dave Berry.
  ☀ 6:18pm
WLSClark:

Gouldman songs are always good!
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Minerwerks:

Thanks Erica! I am looking for more mini instruments so I can have a band. :)
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Bill S.:

so many great records from Dave B! thanks for another fine show, Andrew....
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cometothesunshine:

A little Jimmy Page co-write here for Doug Gibbons
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cometothesunshine:

This is a crazy production.
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cometothesunshine:

It is like three songs playing at once in some sections.
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cometothesunshine:

Very dramatic
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cometothesunshine:

The Sha La La days are over...
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MOM WHIG:

Looks like you all are on a Marianne Faithful kick TODAY--luv it! Now the Stones too
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cometothesunshine:

Mom Whig - everything played today is written, arranged or produced by Mike Leander - he worked extensively with them.
  6:26pm
Javi from Argentina:

I really liked the Doug Gibbons song. Is it available on CD?
Avatar 6:26pm
MOM WHIG:

Thanks - I totally that...the best
  ☀ 6:26pm
WLSClark:

How was Michael associated with this awesome recording?
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cometothesunshine:

Doug Gibbons not officially on CD I believe, Javi
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MOM WHIG:

**forgot** that
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cometothesunshine:

Clark - Mike Leander arranged the strings on As Tears Go By - co-credited to Keith Richard
  6:27pm
Javi from Argentina:

Thank you Andrew. It is truly amazing the amount of great 60s music that will be lost forever because it never made it to cd.
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Eric R:

Thane Russell!!! Security!
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cometothesunshine:

That's right, Eric R.!
  ☀ 6:29pm
WLSClark:

Andrew, interesting. makes me wonder if he worked with Charlie Watts on HIS music?
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cometothesunshine:

I agree, Javi - that's why I collect 45s!
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cometothesunshine:

Not sure, Clark - never read about that specifically. Mike Leander was also reported to work in the 60s with the Drifters (Ben E. King), Small Faces and the Herd.
  6:31pm
Javi from Argentina:

What a great song!!! Love Paul & Barry Ryan
  6:31pm
Dakota:

My god, are these harmonies great!
  ☀ 6:32pm
WLSClark:

I love this Paul Jones solo
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MOM WHIG:

Eric how's your work day going?
  6:33pm
Javi from Argentina:

Paul Jones solo was a bit of a letdown after his brilliant Manfred Mann stint but this song is great
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Eric R:

Mom, crazy busy. I'm working, listening, checking in when I can.
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MOM WHIG:

Just saw East-Coast weather in Boston - they got 23 inches!!
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cometothesunshine:

Paul Jones has some great solo moments - love the Dog Presides and Come Into My Music Box.
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MOM WHIG:

more snow-ice coming Wed-Thu all across the US - Ground Hog Day!
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Erica:

No more snow. :(
  6:36pm
Javi from Argentina:

Yes. I have all 3 Paul Jones volumes on RPM records. On vol. 2 they screwed up and included the wrong song
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MOM WHIG:

Eric - power up for later tonite
  ☀ 6:37pm
WLSClark:

That N Teens production sounds a bit like She Needs Love by Fontana & Mindbenders. Did Michael ever work with them?
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cometothesunshine:

Clark - don't think Leander worked with Fontana/Mindbenders
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cometothesunshine:

Now this is a crazy record - Billy Fury
  6:39pm
Javi from Argentina:

Wow. Billy Fury on Parlophone?
  ☀ 6:39pm
WLSClark:

One that P&G did!
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cometothesunshine:

Doing a Peter & Gordon original
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holland oats:

great show - many ear surprises!
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cometothesunshine:

Thanks, holland oats!
  6:41pm
Dakota:

Javi, Bill put out about 11 singles on Parlophone, believe it or not.
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cometothesunshine:

I believe it, Dakota!
  6:43pm
Javi from Argentina:

Thank you Dakota. Unfortunately I only use CD and there seems to be a compilation of Fury's Parlophone sides but not sure if it is officiañ and from master tapes
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cometothesunshine:

Pretty sure this is the only American recording I am playing in today's show.
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cometothesunshine:

the Jordan Bros - Good Time
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Eric R:

don't forget, if you're on your bike, wear something with flowers
  ☀ 6:46pm
WLSClark:

I know "Good Times" by someone else, but cant remember who. Same with this one.
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cometothesunshine:

Cut by several artists, Clark
  ☀ 6:50pm
WLSClark:

Good Times maybe by Paul Jones, too???? I think so.
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cometothesunshine:

Mike Leander produced a whole album by Joe Brown in 1968, which I just got. I think Orange Peel played some other cuts from it on his show.
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Erica:

Blue Chooseday (Sorry had to do it).
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Erica:

Tuesday's blue for me sometimes too.
  ☀ 6:51pm
WLSClark:

Yep. I think someone played last week on FMU, but not sure who. BPN???
  6:51pm
Dakota:

Blue Tuesday, recorded a day after Fats Domino.
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cometothesunshine:

You are right, Dakota - never picked on that. Joe Brown must've been thinking that way.
  6:54pm
Javi from Argentina:

What a beautiful steing arrangements. Just added The Young Idea to my discogs wantlist
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cometothesunshine:

Yeah - there was a CD, Javi - but I think it is dubbed from vinyl.
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myron feld:

@Andrew, do you know/have The Jordan Brothers' "The One That Got Away?" It's a stomper!
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cometothesunshine:

Will check it out, Myron!
  6:56pm
Dakota:

Yeah, I’m gonna look into The Young Idea, these guys sound amazing.
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MOM WHIG:

Hi myron feld
  6:56pm
Javi from Argentina:

Thanks Andrew. Perhaps the master tapes are lost? Can you check the Parlophone vaults? Lol
  ☀ 6:56pm
WLSClark:

I love the Young Idea's version of "peculiar Situation" from the Hollies.
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myron feld:

Hello Mom!
  ☀ 6:58pm
WLSClark:

Glad this was a hit in US so that we could continue to get some great P&G singles for another 2 years.
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cometothesunshine:

Mike Leander hit the jackpot with Lady Godiva and wrote a number of songs in the megaphone rock style, as we shall hear in this set.
  7:01pm
Dakota:

I never knew a good word for this type of sound. “Megaphone Rock” works perfectly.
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Glynis GirlGroupGirl:

Richard and often debate about who started megaphone rock!
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Erica:

🇬🇧
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Erica:

This choon is very English, indeed.
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cometothesunshine:

GGGG - New Vaudeville Band!
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Natalie:

Greetings, all!
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cometothesunshine:

Welcome, Natalie
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cometothesunshine:

Long ago, in days of olde
  ☀ 7:04pm
WLSClark:

Love this followup!!
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Natalie:

Just in time for the Changing of the Guard into Rusty Armour
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David in California:

Hello, Andrew. "They came in tins" is a brilliant lyric.
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sw2442:

Knight in Rusty Armour is maybe my favorite Peter and Gordon song.
  7:06pm
G.T.:

Not alot unlike Emitt Rhodes' 'In Days Of Old'...!
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cometothesunshine:

There was a lot of olde England going around!
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Glynis GirlGroupGirl:

It’s fun to walk around talking like the New Vaudeville band!
  7:07pm
G.T.:

"Olde But Goode", Andrew!
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cometothesunshine:

I love Peter & Gordon - one of my top fave artists.
  7:07pm
uptown jen:

Indeed!
  ☀ 7:07pm
WLSClark:

GT--I LOVE that Emitt song!! That American Dream Lp is awesome.
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MOM WHIG:

Hi GGGG
Hey there GT & Natalie
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MOM WHIG:

Hi again David in CA
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Natalie:

I do love a good bell chime
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cometothesunshine:

The Town I Live In was originally the flip side of Lady Godiva, but recalled and replaced.
  ☀ 7:08pm
WLSClark:

P&G were smart to usually write their B sides and get half royalties!!! GOOD songs too!
  7:09pm
Richard Whig:

lovin' this Jackie Lee track!
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MOM WHIG:

Good to see you here too RW
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Natalie:

Hi there, mom!
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cometothesunshine:

I will let her know, Richard!
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Eric R:

My puny brain says "Jackie Lee", " Do the Duck"
I must be short circulating.
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Glynis GirlGroupGirl:

Hi MW
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Eric R:

Funny autocorrect there...
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Minerwerks:

Hi Glynis
  ☀ 7:11pm
WLSClark:

That is awesome about Shes Leaving Home. What a GREAT track!
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MOM WHIG:

Eric - funny how the MIND plays tricks
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Glynis GirlGroupGirl:

Howdy Minerwerks
  7:13pm
Javi from Argentina:

George Martin was offended Paul didn't wait for him and went to Mr Leander for the arrangement of SLH
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cometothesunshine:

Mike Leander did maybe his best work on this - it is just right
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MOM WHIG:

Super cool arrangement
  7:13pm
G.T.:

As long as they were gonna adorn the thing, mebbe the Fabs should've let Leander have a shot at the post 'Get Back' project instead of Spector, especially given what we've heard so far today!
  7:14pm
Richard Whig:

Chester LOVES this track!
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Eric R:

George Martin wrote that he conducted this off Mike Leander's score, keeping it intact except for a couple of very slight changes.
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Gaylord Fields:

As much as I think Mike Leander's arrangement is very fitting to the song and quite lovely, I always wondered how GM's score would have departed from Leander's.
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MOM WHIG:

Glad Chester is groovin to it!!!
  7:14pm
Dakota:

The backing on this is gorgeous, makes the whole piece one of the best songs ever released by the Beatles (and what an accomplishment).
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cometothesunshine:

I love the story about Paul playing this for Brian Wilson in April 1967 and he cried.
  7:15pm
Richard Whig:

floating on a cloud more like it!
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cometothesunshine:

And the Indian inflection on the cello in those short parts.
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WLSClark:

Gayord, good point. I doubt it would sound anything like this, yet would also be beautiful.
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cometothesunshine:

Sped up and completed
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Javi from Argentina:

Simply stunning. I got goosebumps
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cometothesunshine:

With a few edits and dropping one cello part.
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Eric R:

That Indian inflection ties it into the feel of the LP. Makes it link with within you...
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MOM WHIG:

Glad to hear some Beatles tunes tonite by them
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cometothesunshine:

Just imagining the guy who wrote Lady Godiva and Knight In Rusty Armour had the good taste to keep it all in check.
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Gaylord Fields:

I play a little game to myself called "What's my second-favorite song on each Beatles album" without revealing what my first choice is, and SLH is my selection for Pepper.
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MOM WHIG:

Gaylord - Wow a game?? What a super idea.
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cometothesunshine:

Mike Leander - no credit on the back of Pepper - meanwhile Dion won't shut up about being on the front cover!
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WLSClark:

Gaylord, Blue Jay Way??????
  ☀ 7:19pm
WLSClark:

Andrew, how funny
  7:19pm
Dakota:

They SLH is my second favorite song of Pepper too!
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Eric R:

Loudermilk. Underrated songwriter
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MOM WHIG:

Eric you were quick to star this one
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Natalie:

That was a fantastic little journey into a gorgeous tune. Thanks for that
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Gaylord Fields:

@Mom Whig: I like this game because revealing your #2 without saying your #1 takes the pressure off.
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cometothesunshine:

Sure - it is really extraordinary, Natalie.
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MOM WHIG:

Gaylord - you nailed it perfectly!
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Eric R:

Gaylord, in the alternate universe my 2nd fave is strawberry fields
  7:21pm
Dakota:

That’s a extremely good idea, Gaylord.
  ☀ 7:21pm
WLSClark:

Nils Lofgren had his photo pulled from Sgt peppers. ;)
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cometothesunshine:

Mike Leander ended his career marketing books on tape, in particular erotic novels. A lesson that even with hit songs and productions, everyone in music has to keep working their whole lives.
  ☀ 7:22pm
WLSClark:

Eric, you're cheating. No revisionism.
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Gaylord Fields:

Andrew, Dion is one of five living people on that cover, and I believe he'll stop at nothing to be the last one standing (maybe that'll be my new murder mystery: "The Billy Shears Murders").
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WLSClark:

This sounds like Montanas music!
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Eric R:

Clark, its such a difficult game! Would probably be fixing a hole
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Gaylord Fields:

@cometothesunshine: So it seems "Lady Godiva" was a bit of foreshadowing for Leander.
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cometothesunshine:

Sheila Bromberg (1928-2021) was a British harpist who performed in both classical and popular settings. She is best known for her important participation on the Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album, thus becoming the first female to ever record on a Beatles album
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cometothesunshine:

she played harp on two James Bond films in the 1960s, Dr. No and Goldfinger. In addition, she earned regular wages as a session musician for popular artists such as Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, the Bee Gees, Dusty Springfield, and Sammy Davis Jr
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MOM WHIG:

Andrew such a beautiful talent she had.
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cometothesunshine:

And I think she is the harpist on all of these Leander recordings.
  7:26pm
Dakota:

Amazing information, thanks!
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Gaylord Fields:

Sheila Bromberg's a'ight, but as a harpist she's no Mike Love's sister! :)
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cometothesunshine:

@Gaylord - Catch A Wave
  ☀ 7:27pm
WLSClark:

Wow, a different recording than US 45.
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cometothesunshine:

This is a great song!
  7:28pm
Javi from Argentina:

Vanity Fare. Love it.
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Gaylord Fields:

Bingo, Andrew! Maureen is currently the featured harpist in Pink Martini.
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Natalie:

I just read your comment, Andrew, about Mr. Leander's later career.

Is that inspiration to keep your book topics on track? Get ahead of the game before you're in a complicated position!
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cometothesunshine:

Natalie - I think he must have been fairly unpretentious in his creative exploits.
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cometothesunshine:

It seems like he road a wave of different styles till the hits ebbed in the 1970s. He also didn't make the rounds as a Beatlefest guest in later years.
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Natalie:

A wise choice.
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cometothesunshine:

My favorite discovery of this show - the Breakaways, "Sacred Love"
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cometothesunshine:

Written, produced and arranged by Mike Leander
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cometothesunshine:

No co-writer - a truly great one
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Erica:

Fat shaming song.
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Erica:

Or not?
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cometothesunshine:

Randy Newman made many ironic choices.
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Erica:

Nothing comes close to Short People though.
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cometothesunshine:

From Sail Away to Short People, many taboo topics to make you think twice about the point of view.
  7:42pm
Javi from Argentina:

It's amazing how this guy so talented and having written so many great songs couldn't make a living off royalty checks. Sad.
Btw, great show Andrew. I don't want it to end!
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Natalie:

Erica, I was just about to make a Short People comment!
  7:42pm
uptown jen:

Boy, is this Nilsson-esque! Very cool.
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Erica:

Nilsson sings Newman-esque you mean jen?
  7:43pm
uptown jen:

More like, yes.
  7:43pm
uptown jen:

I was just going to say it’s no surprise why I think that.
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cometothesunshine:

Javi - according to his obit written by co-writer/partner Edward Seago, Leander enjoyed lavish dinners whether or not songs were hits. A lot of records = a lot of expensive dinners.
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cometothesunshine:

In a different life, he would have lived longer and been rediscovered.
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Javi from Argentina:

He should have gone to McDonalds lol
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cometothesunshine:

Hopefully more people will discover his work in the future.
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cometothesunshine:

Mike Leander was indeed the Musical Man.
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cometothesunshine:

I like the fact that the songs he wrote on his own were the equal to those he co-wrote and that he brought something of himself to each of his arrangements.
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myron feld:

Before I zoomed in on the label, I thought "this song (The Jokers) has movie theme all over it."
  ☀ 7:51pm
WLSClark:

MONTANAS!!!!!
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cometothesunshine:

Myron - only heard for a few seconds in the movie coming from a radio.
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cometothesunshine:

Mother Goose Rock
  7:52pm
Javi from Argentina:

The Montanas!! Yes!!!
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myron feld:

checking the Just Watch app now to see if it's offered on any service
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MOM WHIG:

Andrew - WOW a SUPER SHOW today - thanks for all your hard work putting it together for us here, we totally appreciate it so very much
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MOM WHIG:

WLS later then
  ☀ 7:53pm
WLSClark:

Later, Mom!! Great show, Andrew.
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cometothesunshine:

THANK YOU ALL!
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David in California:

Thank you, Andrew. I enjoyed the show.
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cometothesunshine:

I really enjoyed this trip with you. I learned a lot along the way.
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Minerwerks:

Thanks for all the fantastic 45s, Andrew!
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sw2442:

Thanks Andrew for a great show today...see some of you later on BPN...
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MOM WHIG:

Indeed a great learning experience
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cometothesunshine:

I appreciate you, Mom Whig - happy belated birthday.
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Natalie:

Exceptional show! Now I have another name to seek out on labels as I dig through record shops.
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MOM WHIG:

Thanks Andrew 75 is huge!
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myron feld:

Thanks, Andrew -- great show as always. It's worth it just for the labels alone!
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cometothesunshine:

Congratulations!
  ☀ 7:55pm
WLSClark:

Mom, 75 is the new 25.
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Natalie:

There's always something to learn at CTTS
  7:55pm
Dakota:

Andrew, I cannot thank you enough for this show tonight! I keep a little note pad with me when I listen to your show to write down all the songs or artists I need to look into. I usually write 6 or 7 but tonight I wrote down 29!!!! I gonna have fun for a month looking into all of these! Thank you for all these fantastic 45s tonight mate!
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cometothesunshine:

Natalie - don't steal my records!
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MOM WHIG:

WLS - I only feel 55
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Natalie:

Wow! Congratulations, mom!
  7:56pm
Javi from Argentina:

Fantastic show. It is frustrating to me because I end up adding a dozen cds to my wantlist and I curse the songs I like and did not make it to cd lol
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cometothesunshine:

My pleasure, Dakota - I take notes too!
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MOM WHIG:

Thanks Natalie
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myron feld:

Happy birthday, MOM WHIG! Have a great rest of the day and night!
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Natalie:

It'll be a race for the records!
  ☀ 7:57pm
WLSClark:

Mom, 55 is good. I feel 55 and Im 65.
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cometothesunshine:

Orange Peel coming up now!
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Glynis GirlGroupGirl:

Thanks Andrew!!
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Erica:

Groovy show Andrew.
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cometothesunshine:

Thank you, GGGG and Erica!
  7:58pm
uptown jen:

Great show, Andrew! Was looking forward to this, and it didn’t disappoint.
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sw2442:

Happy Birthday MOM WHIG...I don't know if I wished you a happy birthday last week...if I didn't, then happy birthday again!!!
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