Dave Baldwin
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The Centars could pass as a teenbeat band. Raymond Mara sounds kinda like the doofus guy at your local "mom & pop" hardware store.
Dovers new LP
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Rythmn Boy
Ikon Class
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Weird Turtle is certainly the side likely to get the most spins.
masterbeat64
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Good choice Dave. I've long had a penchant for these tight-rhythm, organ/guitar driven instros. Always refreshing to pitch one of these into a listening session and there's a good number of the them on the reverse sides of many teenbeat 45s.
Another 3K tinged disc is a 1961 waxing Joe Norris on SOM. The top deck is 'Son Of Mississippi', a segregationist counterblast to the Mississippi Freedom Riders. The flip is 'Rock On Out Of This World' a shuffle paced rockabilly number with a drawled vocal and ringing guitar. Reminds me a bit of Little Donnie Bowshier's 'Rock And Roll Joys' But definitely no post '64 teenbeat vibe to it.
Incidentally, The Fingermen sounds like a great band to see on a Friday night down at your local youth club!
Hicksville Hogwash
Tennalaga Class
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- Gauley Bridge, West Virginia.
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That is not the Dovers. The pic is found on the Ernie & The Emperors facebook page.
Dave Baldwin
Tennalaga Class
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- Deep Texas
Same drummer?
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- The shores of southern CT
When Rick Morinini and Tony Rivas quit the Dovers after the 2nd single, Randy Busby came from Ernie & the Emperors to play drums. Randy was a guitarist and bassist (could play either instrument). I spoke to Randy once, around 20 years ago ( he has since passed away). As for the photo, not sure if that is Randy on bass, but it is definitely not Rick or Randy on drums.
Hallucalation
Ikon Class
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Rediscovering The Dovers: A Brilliant Garage Folk-Rock Anthology - It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine
Admittedly, I might be a little bit late to the party for this particular reissue album by mid-sixties Californian garage folk-rockers the Dovers, but not so late as to forgo imparting something of the overall greatness of this anthology — scant though it may appear to be — to any modern-day...
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The guy who reviewed the release, after i pointed out to him that release is basically nothing more than another bootleg with outdated sound quality, got all defensive and claimed that no master tapes exist and i has nothing to prove and started to insult me. And Massimo still continue to insist that this release is from the tapes. Funny guys those two. Misty Lane basically put out overpriced bootleg to prevent another bootleg collecting money.
Dave Baldwin
Tennalaga Class
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- May 5, 2011
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- Deep Texas
Totally Fender Jazzmaster chic!
