Comment on Heute abend Berlin Beatet Bestes im Radio by mischalke04
Hallo Hendrik, war wirklich nett in Kiel! Grüsse Andreas
View ArticleComment on JEAN COUROYER ORCHESTRA, Midnight Twist, 1962 by Chris Zwarg
Varieton was a popular label of the popular record-subscription club that also produced the “MMS” and “Concert Hall” classical recording as well as various other, less commonly encountered labels. All...
View ArticleComment on JEAN COUROYER ORCHESTRA, Midnight Twist, 1962 by KLinNYC
My twist collection has grown tremendously after discovering your blog. Thank you.
View ArticleComment on THE CHANCELLORS, My Girl, 1965 by Ajax
I have the DJ copy of CHANCELLORS MY GIRL/JENNY JENNY on USA label ,do you think it is worth putting on Ebay. THANKS AJAX
View ArticleComment on THE CHANCELLORS, My Girl, 1965 by mischalke04
I´m sorry but I have no idea, I don´t buy or sell on Ebay. All I can say is, that I think it´s a great little record.
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Comment on RAY MAXWELL, Misirlou, 1962 by Cole
I love the blonde doing the twist on the Dick Dale video.
View ArticleComment on BELL SOUNDS, Marching Guitars, 1959 by KLinNYC
This Heliodor label is of a much more modern design than the Chancellor 1959 label. Is it a reissue? The B-side is more of a march tempo than the A-side.
View ArticleComment on PETER DE ANGELIS, Happy Mandolin, 1958 by cucina1700
As a ten year old, I was in my Uncles studio while this song was being written, although not aware of the title at the time. Uncle Pete would often use his nephews and nieces to help when he was...
View ArticleComment on BELL SOUNDS, Marching Guitars, 1959 by KLinNYC
I just noticed the songwriting credit looks like “Caiola” — as in Al Caiola, the famous session guitarist?
View ArticleComment on PETER DE ANGELIS, Happy Mandolin, 1958 by mischalke04
Wow. Thanks for sharing these memories. I love the song.
View ArticleComment on BELL SOUNDS, Marching Guitars, 1959 by mischalke04
Yes. Why haven´t I ever noticed? it´s very well possible that the song was written by Al Caiola.
View ArticleComment on BELL SOUNDS, Marching Guitars, 1959 by mischalke04
No, they´re not reissues. Both the Heliodor sleeves and the records are genuinely from the 50´s. I think the Heliodor logo and the pink design is kinda sweet but also kinda old-fashioned. In a good...
View ArticleComment on RAY MAXWELL, Misirlou, 1962 by mischalke04
Yes, me too. For some reason, when I first saw her I was thinking that it was more difficult dancing the twist to a fast instrumental like Misirlou, than to a vocal twist song.
View ArticleComment on Signierstunde bei Modern Graphics by Franky Fuzz
Stark. Michalke hat jedem einzelnen Fan farbig getuschte Cartoonfiguren in sein Exemplar gepinselt und musikalische Anekdoten zum Besten gegeben. Ein Gastgeber von Format. Ich freue mich auf die...
View ArticleComment on Signierstunde bei Modern Graphics by mischalke04
Vielen Dank für das Kompliment, aber so ist es bei uns Comiczeichnern nun mal üblich. Leider werde ich nicht am 8. Februar Swing-Platten auflegen, weil Berlins bester Liedermacher FRANKY FUZZ am 8....
View ArticleComment on Signierstunde bei Modern Graphics by hendrik
mann, seid ihr hoeflich miteinander…hahaha sag mal, andreas, wo war denn meine musikalische anekdote? gruss hendrik
View ArticleComment on Signierstunde bei Modern Graphics by mischalke04
Hallo Hendrik, bis bald in Kiel!
View ArticleComment on LOS 5 DEL ESTE, Agujetas color de rosa, 1965 by david preece
I too had many holidays at the Castel de mar in the seventys first being 1971 when I had my tenth birthday in the hotel . I have fond memories of the Los 5 Del Este . I remember my Dear old dad dancing...
View ArticleComment on Johnny Guitar by peter
thanks so much for sharing these.. i have never heard these songs before, and didn’t even know johnny guitar had vocal songs! & happily, i can help you out with some info! here is the tracklist:...
View ArticleComment on Johnny Guitar by peter
oh, and as for the natives in the background.. pretty meaningless! the record label, lucky bamboo, was interested in the sort of “tiki culture” that was big back then, and that’s probably why they...
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