Surprise, surprise - idle chatter about TBM

[greenfuzz]

Here's another borderline entry--The Spindles...but I think it qualifies once it picks up steam at the :22 second mark.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7olrDKRNTY

The flip side definitely does not qualify...

 

[mikael]

Londons ("Old Man...") has no city in TBM, only state (NC). They came from Charlotte.

 

[last_heard]

Londons ("Old Man...") has no city in TBM, only state (NC). They came from Charlotte.

Thanks a million - check out my avatar.

 

[massb]

Only a missing note....
"Alright" by the Coastliners is a remake of the Grandisons via the Searchers

 

[mikael]

Lovegrass - Ohali 45
Lewisville, Texas 1967. Dennis Todd, lead guitar and vocals; Ronnie Weems, rhythm guitar; Dale Farrow, bass; Randy Anderson, drums.

 

[chas_kit]

There's an entry for the Shon Dels Unlimited with a 45 on Epitome, "Like It or Lump It" which rates a '6' and "No Two Ways About It" which rates a '4'. Under the Ides of March, the group is listed as the Shondells Ltd, a mistake I don't think was corrected in BTBM.

I don't think I've ever heard either song but I'd like to. Anyone have clips of these?

Thanks!

 

[massb]

Hey Chas,
hope you enjoy'em!

Like It or Lump It: https://www.sendspace.com/file/kv976u
No Two Ways About It: https://www.sendspace.com/file/s4iewv

BTW these track are included here:
http://www.discogs.com/Ides-Of-March-The-Ideology-1965-1968/master/367655

 

[last_heard]

Wow, Like It Or Lump It is a great punker, who would have thought? The flip is good with a great instrumental break and somewhat similar in style to I'll Keep Searching, certainly more in keeping with the 'Ides' sound.

 

[chas_kit]

Thanks for posting those, I'll track down Ideology now.

 

[mikael]

I think the King Bees (I Want My Baby) were said to be from SC and an unknown city.
They came from St Paul, Wise County VA.

 

[mikael]

Hey Mike, don't forget to NOT credit me for the info I dig up....

 

[MopTopMike]

The King Bees on the Pyramid label were from St. Paul, Virginia.
Their entry appears corrected with both of their 45s in Beyond Teenbeat Mayhem.

 

[Outside_Lookin_in]

Not so much an erratum as an anomaly:

Bougalieu - Lets do wrong
"#4767 emits punchy, crisp dynamics, clear lead vocal [as opposed to #4774]"

Yet, the cabinet isn't impressed by this apparently, as they give 4767 a "6", and #4774 a "7".

 

[Outside_Lookin_in]

ERRATUM
Ray Columbus - "We want a beat" does not belong in the main discography, but in the Around the World, Across the Sea section. It was recorded in New Zealand (and released there) pre-Art Collection and pre-move to America. Colstar obviously decided to reuse the recording and credit it to Ray Columbus & the Art collection a year and a half later.

 

[MopTopMike]

Gracias

 

[mikael]

Chicago Fire on Young came from Lincoln Park, Michigan.

 

[mikael]

Three From Three on Champ came from Pulaski VA.

 

[MopTopMike]

Thanks for all of your info, Mikael.
Be sure to send me a PM to let me know how you'd like to be listed in the on-line edition of credits.

 

[mikael]

Thanks Mike​

 

[vinyl01]

I can't find the More-Tishans on Peak in either book. I would think it qualified. Not listed in the 'no dice' section.