Bedazzled!

Starting Monday, June 11, 2012 - The Gowanus All-Stars @ The Rock Shop in Brooklyn Every Monday - 2 Sets - No Cover

The Gowanus All-Stars is comprised of 6 veterans of NYC's Alt. Country/Americana/Roots-Rock scene brought together by singer Spike Priggen to play an open-ended Monday night residency at Brooklyn's The Rock Shop (249 Fourth Avenue Brooklyn, NY). They'll be playing Honky-Tonk, Country-Rock and other Cosmic American Musics every Monday from 8-11 starting June 11th. Link. 

Shindig! Show #5: October 14, 1964 - The Everly Brothers, Adam Faith, The Hondells, Manfred Mann, Roy Orbison

Yvonne Craig in "One Of Our Spies Is Missing" (1966)

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Gene Vincent - Be Bop A Lula (April 19, 1965 Cannes, France)

 

The Everly Brothers - "Gone Gone Gone" (1965) Rare Clip!

John Bonham - "Fool in the Rain" Isolated Drum Track

If I could remember who posted this on FaceBook I would give you a hat tip :)

The Clash on "Fridays"

"Teenage Gang Debs" Movie Trailer (1966)

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Japanese Rebel Boys & Girls

"In 1964, photographer Michael Rogier traveled to Tokyo to photograph Japanese teenagers. What came back was a moody and evocative document of jazz heads, pill-poppers, all-night benders, Tokyo Beatles, and a generation of young people pushing against Japan’s societal pressure to conform." via Teenage

Photo: Elizabeth Montgomery, Marlo Thomas, and Judy Carne, 1966.

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Buck Owens - "Act Naturally" (1965) Rare Clip!

Buck Owens - "Act Naturally" (Vient de Paraître 4.8.65)

Brenda Lee - "Rock The Bop" (1959) Rare Clip!

Brenda Lee - "Rock The Bop" (Chez Vous Ce Soir 2.21.59)

Unreleased Robin Gibb LP - "Sing Slowly Sisters"

Unreleased Robin Gibb LP - Sing Slowly Sisters

 

R.I.P. Robin Gibb - "Saved By The Bell" & "One Million Years" Rare Color Clip! (Rendez-vous In Barcelona)

R.I.P Robin.

Shindig! Show #4: October 7, 1964 - The Beatles, Karl Denver Trio, P.J. Proby, Tommy Quickly, Sandie Shaw, Sounds Inc.

Trailer: "PAUL WILLIAMS STILL ALIVE!"

There's nobody like Paul Williams. He's written hits for The Carpenters AND Kermit The Frog (and many, many others over several decades). He was in a Sunshine-Pop band called The Holy Mackerel with his brother Mentor (who later wrote Drift Away for Dobie Gray). He played a kid in The Loved One when he was already in his mid-20's. He played an Ape in Planet of the Apes. He wrote the songs and appeared in Phantom of the Paradise. I could go on and on.

Now he's the subject on a new documentary. Check out the trailer here. I'm looking forward to it.

MC5 - "Motor City Is Burning" (Live - 1972)

 

via Mark Pyskoty on Facebook.

SHINDIG! Show 3: September 30, 1964 - Gale Garnett, The Newbeats, Round Robin, The Walker Brothers

SHINDIG! #2 - September 23, 1964

Lou Reed and Andy Warhol Photographed by Ronn Spencer (1967)

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Photo: Batman and Batgirl

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