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Kim Fowley
Mondo Hollywood: Kim Fowley's Phantom Jukebox Vol. 1
CD, 1996, Compilation
| Herstellungsland | Großbritannien |
|---|---|
| Veröffentlichungs-Jahr | 1996 |
| Zeit | 52:24 |
| EAN-Nr. | 5025006630360 |
| Label/Labelcode | nicht vorhanden |
| Plattenfirma/Katalog-Nr. | Rev-Ola / CREV038CD |
| Musikrichtung | Rock: Psychedelic Rock |
| Sammlungen | Gesucht | Flohmarkt |
|---|---|---|
| 0 (1 privat) | 0 | 0 |
Tracklist
I = Instrumental
L = Live
B = Bonustrack
H = Hidden Track
C = Coversong
| CD | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Track | Titel | Zeit | Besonderheit |
| Gesamtzeit | 52:24 | ||
| 1. | Underground Lady | 2:42 | |
| 2. | The Trip | 2:02 | |
| 3. | Fluffy Turkeys | 1:51 | |
| 4. | Young American Saturday Night | 1:51 | |
| 5. | They're Coming To Take Me Away, Ha Haa! | 1:57 | C |
| 6. | Pop Art '66 | 1:49 | |
| 7. | Lights | 2:20 | |
| 8. | Something New And Different | 2:39 | |
| 9. | The American Dream | 2:42 | |
| 10. | Mr. Responsibillity | 2:06 | |
| 11. | Reincarnation [Feat. Members of The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band] | 2:10 | |
| 12. | See How The Other Half Love [Feat. Members of The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band] | 2:01 | |
| 13. | Me [Feat. Members of The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band] | 1:44 | |
| 14. | Gypsy Canyon | 3:25 | |
| 15. | Music Is The Magic | 2:14 | |
| 16. | Born to Make You Cry (long version) [Feat. Members of Steppenwolf] | 9:12 | |
| 17. | Thunder Road [Feat. Members of Steppenwolf] | 2:18 | |
| 18. | Big Sur, Bear Mountain, Ciro's, Flip Side Protest Song | 2:27 | |
| 19. | Curiosity | 2:14 | |
| 20. | You Get More for Your Money, on the Flip Side of this Record, Talking Blues | 2:40 | |
Infos
REV-OLA // (p)/(c) 1995 Creation Records Limited - (CD Face): (p)&() 1995 Rev-Ola a division of Creation Records Limited. - Distributed by 3mv/Vital
Liner notes by Kim Fowley
Someewhere in the Ultra World
Winter, 1995
pop, rock
Psychedelic Pop, Psychedelic Rock, Novelty
1./6.: single "Underground Lady / Pop Art '66" released 1966 Living Legend / 725
- single in Germany: "Pop Art 66 / Underground Lady" Ariola / 19 058 AT
2.: single "The Trip / Big Sur" released 1965 (Corby / 216)
- single in France 1966 "The Trip / Beautiful People" (Vogue INT. 80048)
- single in 1977 'The Trip / Beautiful People' Island / WI 278
"This narcotic observation got me the distinction of being the FIRST WHITE ARTIST on Island Records. Even before The Spencer Davis Group."
3./4.: single "Fluffy Turkeys / Young America-Saturday Night" released 1967 Original Sound / OS-81
Fluffy Turkeys: "Robert Wyatt of The Soft Maachine said, "Jimi Hendrix recorded this song!" If so, it remains unreleased. I hope Robert is correct."
5.:"They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha Ha!" (1966)
I had the "Hit" in Denmark and on Radio London. I performed this selection "live" on "Ready Steady Go". Los Bravos and The Small Faces were on that show!
"They're Coming To Take Me Away, HA HAA!" single released August 1966 (CBS / 202243) // in France: CBS / 2243
- Napoleon XIV song (released July 1966)
7./8.: Lights (1966) Something New And Different (1966) Musical Direction: Mark Wirtz
- single "Lights / Something New and Different" rleased October 21, 1966 (Parlophone / R 5521) & November 1966 (Loma / 2064)
9.: single "American Dream / The Statue" released 1965 (Mira / 209)
10.: single "Mr. Responsibility / My Foolish Heart" rleased 1965
11.: Reincarnation (1966)
"I tried to do The Seeds on this one. Later I produced "Fallin' Off The Edge Of My Mind", "Wild Blood" and the still unreleased "Shock Waves" for The Seeds."
- single "Love Is Alive and Well / Reincarnation" released 1967 (Tower / 342)
12.: See How the Other Half Love (1966)
"I wanted to be The Boxtops backing Crispian St. Peters."
13.: Me (1966)
"Confessional Rock. Tracks number 11, 12 and 13 were played by members of of The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band."
11. - 13.: album "Love Is Alive and Well" songs, released 1967 (Tower / ST 5080)
album notes: "Michael Lloyd, 18 year old arranger and engineer who owns his own recording studio, plays 9 instruments and is lead singer and leader of The Laughing Wind, a Tower recording group. Michael Lloyd with Kim Fowley created this album."
14.: Gypsy Canyon (1967) (Fowley) - Rare Magnetism Music (ASCAP)
"Pre-Charles Manson Topanga Canyon filler with Flower Child damage"
15.: Music Is The Magic (1967) (Fowley) - Rare Magnetism Music (ASCAP)
16.: Born To Make You Cry (Long Version) (1969)
Arranged by Mars Bonfire
"The unreleased Long Version. Backing musicians were in Steppenwolf, except for the drummer
- single "Born to Make You Cry / Thunder Road" released 1970 Original Sound / OS-98 // in Germany: Stateside / 1C 006-91 632
17.: Thunder Road (1969)
Arranged by Mars Bonfire
"Before the Bruce Springsteen title of the same name."
- single "Born to Make You Cry / Thunder Road" released 1970 Original Sound / OS-98 // in Germany: Stateside / 1C 006-91 632
- Issued in 1977 on the Living In The Streets album
18.: Big Sur, Bear Mountain, Ciro's, Flip Side Protest Song (1965) (KimFowley / Paul Geddes) Kim Fowley Music/Zulu Music (BMI)
"Dated lyrics, White R&B in reverse."
19.: Curiosity (1965) (Fowley/Walters) Kim Fowley Music (BMI)
Produced in Ireland by Kim Fowley Productions Ltd.
20.: You Get More For Your Money, On The Flip Side Of This Record, Talking Blues (1966) (Anthony X. Bulldog) - Pall Mall Music (BMI)
"They're Coming To Take Me Away, HA HAA! / You Get More for Your Money, on the Flip Side of this Record, Talking Blues" single released August 1966 (CBS / 202243) // in France: CBS / 2243
"I was Anthony Newley on a bad night.
But the sentiment was there."
radiolondon.co.uk: "B-side was published by Pall Mall, the company partly owned by Radio London. The publishing contract for You Get More... credits both Fowley and one Anthony X Bulldog as composers. 'Bulldog' was Mike Stone, a Californian who held the post of Radio London's PR and promotions man. Presumably, the pseudonym was chosen with tongue firmly in cheek, because the lyrics of They're Coming... considered so controversial at the time, are about a runaway dog, as in, "I'll find you yet and when I do I'll put you in the ASPCA, you mangy mutt!"
Liner notes by Kim Fowley
Someewhere in the Ultra World
Winter, 1995
pop, rock
Psychedelic Pop, Psychedelic Rock, Novelty
1./6.: single "Underground Lady / Pop Art '66" released 1966 Living Legend / 725
- single in Germany: "Pop Art 66 / Underground Lady" Ariola / 19 058 AT
2.: single "The Trip / Big Sur" released 1965 (Corby / 216)
- single in France 1966 "The Trip / Beautiful People" (Vogue INT. 80048)
- single in 1977 'The Trip / Beautiful People' Island / WI 278
"This narcotic observation got me the distinction of being the FIRST WHITE ARTIST on Island Records. Even before The Spencer Davis Group."
3./4.: single "Fluffy Turkeys / Young America-Saturday Night" released 1967 Original Sound / OS-81
Fluffy Turkeys: "Robert Wyatt of The Soft Maachine said, "Jimi Hendrix recorded this song!" If so, it remains unreleased. I hope Robert is correct."
5.:"They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha Ha!" (1966)
I had the "Hit" in Denmark and on Radio London. I performed this selection "live" on "Ready Steady Go". Los Bravos and The Small Faces were on that show!
"They're Coming To Take Me Away, HA HAA!" single released August 1966 (CBS / 202243) // in France: CBS / 2243
- Napoleon XIV song (released July 1966)
7./8.: Lights (1966) Something New And Different (1966) Musical Direction: Mark Wirtz
- single "Lights / Something New and Different" rleased October 21, 1966 (Parlophone / R 5521) & November 1966 (Loma / 2064)
9.: single "American Dream / The Statue" released 1965 (Mira / 209)
10.: single "Mr. Responsibility / My Foolish Heart" rleased 1965
11.: Reincarnation (1966)
"I tried to do The Seeds on this one. Later I produced "Fallin' Off The Edge Of My Mind", "Wild Blood" and the still unreleased "Shock Waves" for The Seeds."
- single "Love Is Alive and Well / Reincarnation" released 1967 (Tower / 342)
12.: See How the Other Half Love (1966)
"I wanted to be The Boxtops backing Crispian St. Peters."
13.: Me (1966)
"Confessional Rock. Tracks number 11, 12 and 13 were played by members of of The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band."
11. - 13.: album "Love Is Alive and Well" songs, released 1967 (Tower / ST 5080)
album notes: "Michael Lloyd, 18 year old arranger and engineer who owns his own recording studio, plays 9 instruments and is lead singer and leader of The Laughing Wind, a Tower recording group. Michael Lloyd with Kim Fowley created this album."
14.: Gypsy Canyon (1967) (Fowley) - Rare Magnetism Music (ASCAP)
"Pre-Charles Manson Topanga Canyon filler with Flower Child damage"
15.: Music Is The Magic (1967) (Fowley) - Rare Magnetism Music (ASCAP)
16.: Born To Make You Cry (Long Version) (1969)
Arranged by Mars Bonfire
"The unreleased Long Version. Backing musicians were in Steppenwolf, except for the drummer
- single "Born to Make You Cry / Thunder Road" released 1970 Original Sound / OS-98 // in Germany: Stateside / 1C 006-91 632
17.: Thunder Road (1969)
Arranged by Mars Bonfire
"Before the Bruce Springsteen title of the same name."
- single "Born to Make You Cry / Thunder Road" released 1970 Original Sound / OS-98 // in Germany: Stateside / 1C 006-91 632
- Issued in 1977 on the Living In The Streets album
18.: Big Sur, Bear Mountain, Ciro's, Flip Side Protest Song (1965) (KimFowley / Paul Geddes) Kim Fowley Music/Zulu Music (BMI)
"Dated lyrics, White R&B in reverse."
19.: Curiosity (1965) (Fowley/Walters) Kim Fowley Music (BMI)
Produced in Ireland by Kim Fowley Productions Ltd.
20.: You Get More For Your Money, On The Flip Side Of This Record, Talking Blues (1966) (Anthony X. Bulldog) - Pall Mall Music (BMI)
"They're Coming To Take Me Away, HA HAA! / You Get More for Your Money, on the Flip Side of this Record, Talking Blues" single released August 1966 (CBS / 202243) // in France: CBS / 2243
"I was Anthony Newley on a bad night.
But the sentiment was there."
radiolondon.co.uk: "B-side was published by Pall Mall, the company partly owned by Radio London. The publishing contract for You Get More... credits both Fowley and one Anthony X Bulldog as composers. 'Bulldog' was Mike Stone, a Californian who held the post of Radio London's PR and promotions man. Presumably, the pseudonym was chosen with tongue firmly in cheek, because the lyrics of They're Coming... considered so controversial at the time, are about a runaway dog, as in, "I'll find you yet and when I do I'll put you in the ASPCA, you mangy mutt!"