Bedazzled!: Video

Patrick Prophette

Philadelphia Public Access Show from the early 90's (?) . The very entertaining Patrick Prophette being interviewed by his cousin Anderson St. Louis. Patrick's mom Alcine D. also appears with the "nice green limo'. Taped by my good friend Adam Lasus.

Posted by Cookie on June 28, 2009 in Comedy, Video, YouTube | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

"Walk Away Renee" - The Left Banke

Another great summer song. Sad but beautiful. Buy There's Gonna Be A Storm by the Left Banke.

Posted by Cookie on June 08, 2009 in Music, Music Video, Soft Rock, Sunshine Pop, Television, Video | Permalink | Comments (3) | TrackBack (0)

Billy Stewart "Summertime"

My favorite version of "Summertime".
Buy 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Billy Stewart

Posted by Cookie on June 08, 2009 in Music, Music Video, Soul, Television, Video | Permalink | Comments (4) | TrackBack (0)

The Remains - "Let Me Through" (Live)

I've spent the better part of the last couple weeks looking at Garage Rock videos and trying to compile the best quality ones I could find. I was really struck when I discovered this one, because it's just about the only one I could find (the other being The Monks on the German show "Beat Beat Beat") where the band is actually playing live and not just miming to the record. And they sound awesome. I'm no Garage expert but I 'm pretty sure that The Remains were one of the best Garage Bands, musicality-wise. They sound amazing here. (I should add that I'm talking about US Garage Bands, there's alot of great live video of Euro and UK Garage and Psych bands, mostly from the German TV show "Beat, Beat, Beat")
Buy The Remains on Amazon.

Posted by Cookie on June 08, 2009 in Garage Rock, Music, Music Video, Television, Video | Permalink | Comments (11) | TrackBack (0)

Screaming Jay Hawkins' "Frenzy!" (Cinebox)

I recently found came across this weird animated Cinebox film of Screaming Jay Hawkins' "Frenzy!". Primitive, but so was Screaming Jay.

Posted by Cookie on June 08, 2009 in Animation, Cinebox, Juke Box Movies, Music, Music Video, Rock & Roll, Scopitones, Video | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Hullabaloo Salute To "Rubber Soul"

Man, they loved those Beatles Medleys back in the 60's and 70's... Here, the Righteous ("Righteous, where do you see righteous you greaseball?") Brothers and Nancy Sinatra tackle songs from "Rubber Soul" with predictable results (very lame but slightly amusing).
Righteous Brothers – "I've Just Seen A Face"
Nancy Sinatra & The Righteous Brothers – "Run For Your Life"
The Righteous Brothers – "Girl"
Nancy Sinatra & The Righteous Brothers – "Wait"
The Righteous Brothers – "Michelle"
Nancy Sinatra & The Righteous Brothers – "I've Just Seen A Face" (end of medley)

Posted by Cookie on June 08, 2009 in Beatles Covers, Celebrities At Their Worst, Music, Music Video, Rock & Roll, Television, The Beatles, The British Invasion, Video | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)

Video: Guided by Voices - "Bulldog Skin"

Posted by Cookie on June 01, 2009 in Guided By Voices, Indie Pop, Indie Rock, Music, Music Video, Power Pop, Video, YouTube | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Video: Guided By Voices - "I Am A Scientist"

via Rumproast

Posted by Cookie on June 01, 2009 in Indie Pop, Indie Rock, Music, Music Video, Video, YouTube | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Yo Teach...! - EPK

High school is tough enough without the added distractions of drug abuse, teen pregnancy and anorexia. Fortunately for the colorful underachievers at Jackson High, there's a teacher who's got their back: Mr. Bradford (Mark Taylor Jackson), the wise-cracking mentor of Yo Teach...! Each week, Mr. Bradford tosses his lesson plan to the wind and tackles a new moral dilemma while keeping one step ahead of Principal Andrews and the politically correct PTA.

Posted by Cookie on May 29, 2009 in Comedy, Film, Television, Video, YouTube | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Shindig! Season 2, Episode 33 - January 6, 1966 - Final Thursday show: The Who; The Kinks; Ian Whitcomb

Season 2, Episode 33
Final Thursday show: The Who; The Kinks; Ian Whitcomb
Air Date January 6, 1966
Production Code 2-SHIN-66

Guests:
--Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas - "My Babe" (opening song, Shindig logo)
Commercial break: "Donna Reed Show" promo
Jimmy O'Neill intro
--The Who - "I Can't Explain" (clip originally aired Oct. 2, 1965)
--Dave Berry - "Little Things"
Commercial: Nice 'n Easy hair coloring
--Ian Whitcomb - "Robinson Crusoe"
--Sandie Shaw - "Long Live Love"
--The Kinks - "I Gotta Move"
Commercial: Noxzema
--The Barron Knights - "Pop Go the Workers" (Novelty song spoofing pop groups and their songs: the Rolling Stones' "Last Time," Freddie and the Dreamers' "I'm Telling You Now" and the Supremes' "Baby Love.")

--Twinkle - "Boy of My Dreams"
--The Who - "My Generation"
Jimmy O'Neill closing comments
--Ian Whitcomb - "Hound Dog" (finale, closing credits)

Posted by Cookie on May 26, 2009 in Music, Music Video, Rock & Roll, Shindig!, Television, The British Invasion, Video | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)