Obscure music from the '60s

Obscure music from the '60s

Friday, June 13, 2008

Episode # 83 Now Posted!!!

If one song that you have never heard catches your attention, then I am sure you would love to listen to just a few more. On my show, I feature seldom heard artists and their music. In this episode, you will hear from: David Box, The Escapades, Dalton James & Sutton, The Nightcrawlers, A live cut from The Association, The Smithsonian Institute, The Bee Gees (a request), The Luvin' Kind, Local Traffic, Baker Knight & The Knightsmen, and a song from John Lennon's father, Freddie Lennon. If you have any requests or comments, please feel free to write to me at jwitty@sympatico.ca

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1 comment:

Nancy Heyman said...

Jim, you need to check out The Doughboys at www.thedoughboysnj.com and/or www.myspace.com/thedoughboysnj. Let me know where to send you a copy of their new CD "Is It Now?" and/or mp3's or a CDR of their 1967 Bell Records singles "Rhoda Mendelbaum" and "Everybody Knows My Name."

Nancy Heyman