Dionne Warwick: The Dionne Warwick Collection: Her All-Time Greatest Hits
Dionne Warwick: Promises Promises / I'll Never Fall in Love Again
Dionne Warwick: Presenting Dionne Warwick/Anyone Who Had a Heart
Joe Meek: Joe Meek Story: The Pye Years, Vol. 2: 304 Holloway Road
Roger Nichols & Small Circle of Friends: Roger Nichols & Small Circle of Friends [IMPORT]
Scott Walker: It's Raining Today: The Scott Walker Story (1967-70)
Double Feature : Music From The Soundtracks Of Three Tough Guys & Truck Turner
Music Composed And Performed By Goblin: Their Rare Tracks & Outtakes Collection, 1975-1989
Once Upon A Time In The West: The Original Soundtrack Recording
The Outer Limits: Original Television Soundtrack (1963-65 Television Series)
The Move have to be the greatest cover band ever (besides being one of the best "originals" bands ever). Every cover I've ever heard them do is just about as good as the original or maybe even a little better. Here they are covering Moby Grape, along with the original.
Hey Grandma-Moby Grape.mp3
Hey Grandma-The Move.mp3
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Buy Moby Grape music on iTunes
Here's another one of my favorite songs by one of my favorite bands The Move. And a cover of said song from Amen Corner.
The Move-"Hello Susie".mp3
Amen Corner-"Hello Susie".mp3
The Amen Corner song is available on Immediate Pleasure. A great compilation from Andrew Loog Oldham's Immediate Records label. The Move's version is on the CD "Shazam".
That genius Roy Wood with his band Wizzard
Wizzard "Ball Park Incident".mov
Wizzard "Ball Park Incident".m4v
More Roy Wood on Bedazzled!
One of my musical heroes Roy Wood doing "See My Baby Jive" with his band Wizzard.
Wizzard "See My Baby Jive".mov
Wizzard "See My Baby Jive".m4v
Buy "The Best of & the Rest of Roy Wood & Wizzard"
More Roy Wood on Bedazzled!
More Glam Rock on Bedazzled!
They've got Roy Wood & Ron Wood At The Driftwood Singers Present
I was once bartending an Enuf Z'nuff show at the Mercury Lounge when I heard some idiot say "I heard that Ron Wood from the Stones jammed with Cheap Trick at Tramps". Of course it had been ROY Wood. Big difference.
"...A string of
smash singles followed, with the psychedelic classic "I Can Hear The
Grass Grow," the Eddie Cochran-inspired "Fire Brigade" and "Wild Tiger
Woman" particular highlights. Meanwhile, Move stage shows were becoming
quite flamboyant and often dangerous affairs. Spurred on by Secunda,
the Move, like their contemporaries the Who, made stage destruction an
art. Lead vocalist Carl Wayne was an expert with an ax on-stage,
viciously hacking away at Hitler effigies, smashing TV sets and
demolishing an entire 1956 Chevy. While this sensational stage show
didn't sit well with Wood (or concert promoters who routinely banned
the Move from many gigs), it did manage to draw considerable attention
to the group." From this awesome Goldmine interview. I love this little tidbit:
"Goldmine: Did you know that Jellyfish covers "I Can Hear The Grass Grow in concert?
Roy
Wood: No, I didn't know that. The best thing I ever heard was in the
'60s. I heard Jimi Hendrix play "I Can Hear The Grass Grow" after a
rehearsal, and it was brilliant (laughs)" . I wanna hear that!
I Can Hear The Grass Grow-The Move.mov
"Meanwhile, "Forever," another engaging Wood solo single broke into the U.K. Top 10 in January 1974. Marrying the tunefulness of vintage Neil Sedaka with a soaring melody evocative of Brian Wilson and a dead-on Carl Wilson vocal impersonation, "Forever" stands as one of Roy Wood's greatest triumphs. Wood later returned the compliment to the boys of summer when he played sax on "It's O.K." a track from the Beach Boys 1976 15 Big Ones album."
From an amazing Goldmine interview.
Roy Wood-Forever.mov
The Move. A seemingly very in-depth site devoted to The Move & the whole Birmingham scene, in Russian!(Actually it's probably in Czech, if that's a language... The site has a .cz domain)
Walk Upon The Water.mov
Some mid-70's Roy Wood. He's mining a Beach Boys-esque vein on these but there's still a hell of a lotta Roy in there.
Any Old Time Will Do.mp3
Forever.mp3
I was trying to find this Roy Wood song among my MP3's and then I remembered I had this video of Wizzard doing "I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday" on ( i think) Top Of The Pops. Isn't that the one with that annoying blonde git that introduces this number?
I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday.mov
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All of the CDs , DVDs, Books and Movie Posters lining the sidebars of Bedazzled! are actually links to buy stuff on Amazon. So if you're doing some online shopping, think about starting your search for cool stuff here.
Charles Willeford: Charles Willeford Omnibus: Pick-up / Cockfighter / Burnt Orange Heresy
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