never been a big fan of this song when done by anyone but this one is pretty nice

Yeah I'm used to the blues magoos version but this goes

@Fries if you haven't heard them you should check out the also mostly instrumental Grand Wazoo and Waka/Jawaka, I see them as a trilogy basically. and even more of that is Sleep Dirt, the Imaginary Diseases and Wazoo compilations of distinct ilve stuff from that period

Thanks dude, sounds like I'd be into them, I really enjoyed Uncle Meat, I'll tell you what I think when I listen

too soon

Zappa in 1964

@Fries lol I meant to post that in the Fam thread instead of here but whatever

late for these years but

1963:

1961:

the latter is an undeniably exquisite melody he revisited vocally on We're Only in It for the Money which I'm guessing you probably don't like

I like We're Only In It potent muddy production

Lmao it's chill, I appreciate the recs

figured you'd dislike it because it's one of the most personality-filled with a lot of random s*** thrown in there. even took me a while to warm up to a lot of it

even I still don't like a few things like the annoying midsection interruption in Concentration Moon and hideous first few seconds of Idiot B****** son and its outro

chuck and roy not the only 50s og's still dropping heat

bo diddley only had one single that year but the b-side quicky sinking in as a classsic

jerry lee lewis still rocking like a madman

Everly Brother proving that they had the most influential vocal style to the british invasion boys

This song is 1964

my list finally coming through tomorrow after an annoyingly busy week

kind of a shoe-in for #1

"Queen Of New Orleans R&B" who had a bunch of her first hits written by Allen Toussaint sounds pretty classic. gonna try and find her debut.

Otis straight up ripped this one for Pain In My Heart

pretty nice, intro really sounds like James Brown's I Don't Mind

f***in Randy Newman was writing songs for her in the early 60s too this guy

honestly not sure if ive ever heard a Randy Newman song in my life

i know you dont watch alot of le filmé but perhaps you recognize this

youtube.com/watch?v=DNZUKm0ApEM

ohhh lol

apparently Allen and Fats both owed big debts to New Orleans piano legend Professor Longhair seems to be what you were looking for

this one was on the new orleans compilation i've been listening to.

New Orleans Funk: New Orleans - The Original Sound of Funk 1960-75 is the comp