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Nick & The Jaguars - Ich-I-Bon #1 (mp3)
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Sunday, March 6, 2011
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Today On Fool's Paradise
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The Ideals - Go Get A Wig (mp3)
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Friday, March 4, 2011
Frank Sutton For Gomer Pyle USMC
Frank Sutton pitches the upcoming season of Gomer Pyle for one of CBS's local affiliates. I have no idea who put this clip on YouTube, but I'm grateful.
For more about great Frank Sutton, check out this Beware Of The Blog post. AND THAT'S AN ORDER!
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Tonight On Music To Spazz By
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Bingo the Chimp - You Go To My Head (mp3)
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Monday, February 28, 2011
Eddie Brandt, 1924-2011
Eddie Brandt was a piano player, writer, and arranger for Spike Jones & His City Slickers for many years, which alone should qualify anyone for a cushy spot in the afterlife. But that's not nearly all! He was head writer (and provided "Incidental Voices") for Beany & Cecil, he wrote for Hanna-Barbera in the '60s on Frankenstein, Jr. and The Cattanooga Cats, among others, and he even had an uncredited role as a piano player in Paul Frees' classic The Beatniks! I didn't have a lot of luck tracking down any good photos of the man (here's a so-so one of him in the '70s with Johnny Bond and Bob Nolan), but you can see him talking about his old boss in this clip:
He also ran what sounds like a pretty amazing video store in North Hollywood, still being run by his wife and son. I would suggest checking it out if you find yourself in the vicinity.
The Hollywood Reporter has the story. Note that they cite his age as 89; I'm going with the birthdate cited by the IMDB, which isn't always wise. Caveat emptor.
BONUS LINK: here's Mark Evanier to say a bit more about Mr. Brandt.
He also ran what sounds like a pretty amazing video store in North Hollywood, still being run by his wife and son. I would suggest checking it out if you find yourself in the vicinity.
The Hollywood Reporter has the story. Note that they cite his age as 89; I'm going with the birthdate cited by the IMDB, which isn't always wise. Caveat emptor.
BONUS LINK: here's Mark Evanier to say a bit more about Mr. Brandt.
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