Sump'n Else Archives

[greenfuzz]

This download is supposedly only going to be online for a week...so act fast. Pretty amazing list of bands!

https://iorr.org/talk/read.php?1,2949340

01 7 + 7 Is * Tracers 1966-10-28
02 You're Gonna Miss Me * 13th Floor Elevators 1966-03-25
03 Ron Chapman Interview * Tommy Hall 1966-03-25
04 Fire Engine * 13th Floor Elevators 1966-05-09
05 She Don't Know * Changing Times (Audition) 1966-03-07
06 About Me And You * Changing Times (Audition) 1966-03-07
07 Good Lovin' * The Chaparrals 1966-04-05
08 Midnight Hour * The Chaparrals 1966-04-05
09 Evol Not Love/Roll Over Beethoven The Five Americans 1966-06-20
10 Do You Love Me The Five Americans 1966-06-20
11 Come Home The Five Americans 1966-06-20
12 Bad Boy * Floyd Dakil 1966-09-05
13 You Keep Me Hanging On * The Fugitives 1966-08-14
14 I'm Not Talkin' * Just Us Five 1965-12-14
15 Ron Chapman Interview * Steve Davis 1965-12-14
16 Turn On Your Love Light * Just Us Five 1965-12-14
17 Little Girl * Mankind 1966-08-24
18 Makin' Time * The Livin' End 1966-08-23
19 Captain Soul The Livin' End 1966-08-23
20 Sgt. Pepper * The Menerals (Dancing Bear) 1967-07-06
21 You Must Believe Me * The Menerals (Dancing Bear) 1967-07-06
22 My Flash On You * The Menerals 1967-07-07
23 William Junior The Novas 1966-10-17
24 I Feel A Whole Lot Better * The Novas 1966-10-02
25 Glad All Over * The Outcasts 1966-06-06
26 Canterbury Shop Commercial * The Outcasts 1967-06-01
27 One Too Many Mornings The Outcasts 1966-06-06
28 Shapes Of Things * The Redcoats 1966-03-25
29 Under My Thumb The Chordels 1967-05-22
30 You Don't Know Like I Know The Chordels 1967-05-22
31 The Lonely Bull * Sandpipers (later The Clique) 1966-04-08
32 I Got You (I Feel Good) * Sandpipers (later The Clique) 1966-04-08
33 Ain't That A Groove * Sandpipers (later The Clique) 1966-04-08
* Recorded live at WFAA-TV NorthPark Studio 3
Compilation tapes & records from library of Bud Buschardt
Sump’n Else was first broadcast on 6 September 1965 and left the air on 26 January 1968.
Heard on Sump'n Else - Volume 2 - Live Performances* & Lip Synchs
01 Gloria * Kenny & The Kasuals (Reunion) 1985-09-07
02 Gimme Some Lovin' * Kenny & The Kasuals (Reunion) 1985-09-07
03 The Last Time ** The Five Americans 1966-06-20
04 At The Scene ** The Five Americans 1966-06-20
05 Roll Over Beethoven ** 13th Floor Elevators 1966-03-25
06 "Mercy, Mercy" ** 13th Floor Elevators 1966-05-09
07 Queen Of Shadows The Exotics 1966-12-14
08 Morning Sun The Exotics 1966-12-14
09 Bo Diddley Just Us Five 1966-01-25
10 It Wasn't Me ** The Chaparrals 1966-04-05
11 A Groovy Kind Of Love ** The Five Americans 1966-06-20
12 Gloria ** The Five Americans 1966-06-20
13 Midnight Hour Kit & The Outlaws 1966-11-07
14 Makin' Time The Livin' End 1966-10-10
15 Near You Babe ** Changing Times (Audition) 1966-03-14
16 You're Gonna Lose That Girl ** Changing Times (Audition) 1966-03-14
17 People Say Those Guys 1967-12-14
18 Wondering Those Guys 1968-01-04
19 She Said Yeah Tracers 1966-10-28
20 Dynamite Theze Few 1967-05-22 Dan Seals, John Ford Coley
21 Splash 1 The Clique (formerly Sandpipers) 1967-10-12
22 You Really Got Me ** 13th Floor Elevators 1966-03-25
23 Gloria ** 13th Floor Elevators 1966-05-09
24 My Flash On You *** The Menerals 1966-10-03
25 California On My Mind The Coastliners 1967-02-08
26 You're The Kind Of Girl Floyd Dakil 1966-07-15
27 Don't Cry On My Shoulder Calleen Anderegg 1968-01-26 Dancer
* The Galleria (20th anniversary show - 1985)
** WFAA Studio 3 NorthPark Center
*** WFAA Studio 3 NorthPark Center (band) & WFAA Radio
Compilation tapes & records from library of Bud Buschardt
Heard on Sump'n Else - Volume 3 - The Lip Synchs
01 Western Union The Five Americans 1967-02-09
02 Waikiki Beach Scotty McKay 1966-05-13
03 You Ain't Tuff The Uniques 1966-01-21
04 Journey To Tyme Kenny & The Kasuals 1966-09-13
05 Bus Stop The Novas 1966-10-19
06 Mr. Bus Driver Bruce Channel 1967-10-30
07 L.O.V.E. Love Mouse and the Traps 1968-01-19
08 Do It Again Just A Little Bit Slower Jon & Robin 1967-03-17
09 Never My Love Those Guys 1967-12-27
10 I Gotta Find Cupid The Outcasts 1966-08-05
11 Baby Buddy Dial 1966-10-29 also an NFL player
12 Big Cities The In Crowd 1967-06-13
13 I Need You There The Chessmen 1966-02-14
14 Come With Me The Exotics 1966-07-04
15 Didn't We Have A Good Time The Mystics 1966-04-02
16 "Maid Of Sugar, Maid Of Spice" Mouse and the Traps 1966-08-18
17 I Want Some More Jon & Robin 1967-11-03
18 Groovin' Out The Uniques 1967-03-09
19 Help The Novas 1966-10-21
20 Here Comes Batman Scotty McKay 1966-09-23
21 I Fought The Law Bobby Fuller Four 1966-04-15
22 Nobody Likes It But Us Sharon Garrison 1965-10-11
23 I See The Light The Five Americans 1966-06-02
24 Land Of Oz Le Cirque 1967-10-12
25 Look At Me Girl The Playboys Of Edinburg 1966-07-01
26 A Public Execution Mouse and the Traps 1966-01-28
27 The Train Kept A Rollin' Scotty McKay 1967-06-19
28 Sha La La La Lee Jades 1968-01-03
29 You've Got The Nerve Johnny Gee & The Gee-Men 1966-11-15
30 Kentucky Woman Those Guys 1967-12-28
31 Raindrops To Teardrops Kenny & The Kasuals 1966-07-25
32 Sound Of Love The Five Americans 1967-05-04
33 All These Things The Uniques 1966-11-09
34 Poor Kid Lady Wilde 1965-12-22

 

[13th Floor Garage]

Thanks for sharing. I visited the page and saw the download page. However, upon clicking, I could not find a download link. Am I doing something wrong?

 

[Michael W]

However, upon clicking, I could not find a download link.

It is a bit hard to see but this is the WeTransfer link
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/eb26e65f87d8f0bd9f8528bd186f97ed20220914194230/cd651d
Otherwise I think you would have to search on the torrent sites for the file name.

 

[MopTopMike]

What a find! I'm sure somebody will eventually end up throwing the songs on boob-tube.

 

[bosshoss]

What a motherlode! Thank you Mike, Michael (for the easy link) and whoever put this together.

 

[greenfuzz]

What a find! I'm sure somebody will eventually end up throwing the songs on boob-tube.

They already have—that’s how I found them. Thankfully, the guy that posted a handful included the name of the compilation. Google quickly got me to the download page. I never expected to find 100 or songs, however.

 

[13th Floor Garage]

This is amazing!

It's interesting that some songs sound very close to the studio recordings, while others sound "livelier" ... For instance; The Chessmen - "I Need You There" is a scorcher!

greenfuzz, thanks for sharing your find to the forum.

Michael W, Thanks for pointing me in the right download direction.

 

[13th Floor Garage]

Boy this sure is embarrassing. Above I praised the "live version" of I Need You There. I just did a side by side comparison. Most (if not all of you) probably know what's next (both are studio and identical). In my defense (or better put "to save face" ha! ) my first introduction to the song was in 1989 by a group called "The Brood" which is a more subdued version.

It's weird! When I heard this last night, I was thinking to myself that the Chessmen really know how to rock out when live. If I didn't to a side by side comparison, I would have sworn up and down that it was different than their 45.

 

[howlin' hoosier]

Bud Buschardt's archive unleashed - Sundazed had a single cd comp in their Psychedelic Microdots series of live material from Sumpin' Else with most of the tracks from The Elevators. I wonder how the archive landed where it did - it's an impressive collection.

 

[greenfuzz]

Bud Buschardt's archive unleashed - Sundazed had a single cd comp in their Psychedelic Microdots series of live material from Sumpin' Else with most of the tracks from The Elevators. I wonder how the archive landed where it did - it's an impressive collection.

I have Bud’s Sump’n Else book and it lists several performances not included in these archives. I wonder if they still survive.

 

[Hallucalation]

Tried To Hide rehearsal is not here either.

 

[howlin' hoosier]

Sump'n Else show opening:

 

[Dave Baldwin]

Boy this sure is embarrassing. Above I praised the "live version" of I Need You There. I just did a side by side comparison. Most (if not all of you) probably know what's next (both are studio and identical). In my defense (or better put "to save face" ha! ) my first introduction to the song was in 1989 by a group called "The Brood" which is a more subdued version.

It's weird! When I heard this last night, I was thinking to myself that the Chessmen really know how to rock out when live. If I didn't to a side by side comparison, I would have sworn up and down that it was different than their 45.

There were TWO different mixes/masterings released of The Chessman "I Need You There" (Bismark) 45 and both are on the stock yellow label.
If I remember correctly the first pressing is cut hotter with a more 'guitar-forward' mix , and the re-release is slightly less driven/more balanced to the point where you actually notice the bass guitar in the mix (this version is the one with a "RE-" prefix in the dead wax). Both are from 1966.
I'm not sure which mix was used for the later 21st Century bootlegs/reissues. I've never had the 1966 white label promo version so I'm not sure which version was used for that release either. Anybody here have a copy that they can check?