| | Alice Nine Nine Head Rodeo Show CD - Import Alice Nine Discography of CDs
Limited edition Japanese pressing comes in an A Type sleeve and includes a bonus DVD (NTSC/Region 2). King. 2006. Nine Head Rodeo Show Music Nine Head Rodeo Show Review
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These 12 tracks, compiled from Hawkins' own personal stash of well-worn acetates, brings together the rarest of the rare of this Louisiana rockabilly songwriter/producer. The centerpiece of this 12-track collection is the first-time appearance of the original 1956 demo version of Dale's big hit, "Susie-Q." Recorded by country songwriter Merle Kilgore -- then a disc jockey at KENT in Shreveport -- the original demo is looser and faster than the better-known hit version, moved along with two raw guitar solos from a 16-year-old James Burton (this now becoming his debut recording) and a surprise solo from saxman Sheldon Bazelle. The sound is raw and over-amped, the feel of a band taking a bandstand jam and trying to shape it into something that would fit onto one side of a phonograph record. The flip side of this scratchy 78 acetate is perhaps an even bigger surprise, Hawkins and band playing an impromptu slow blues entitled "If You Please Me" with Burton spraying licks all over the place, Dale mumbling a hastily assembled vocal, and no clear-cut ending. Equally fine is a version of Tarheel Slim's "Number Nine Train" featuring explosive guitar work from Carl Adams and the rare appearance of a slappin' upright bass (played by Bossier Strip regular Shorty Tony) on a Dale Hawkins record. This collection also features Hawkins in a supporting role picking guitar behind local boy vocalist Donnie Ray White and Nashville buddy Roger Miller, while his original band moonlights behind Maylon Humphries on "Weep No More," another cowbell rocker, this time in a minor key. Another noteworthy inclusion is "Superman," featuring Margaret Lewis on backup vocal, Roy Buchanan on guitar, and D.J. Fontana on drums. The title track, a wild instrumental with Adams driving the band on an agitated riff, later became the blueprint for "Lovin' Bug." Later cuts from the early '60s flesh things out (the gospel-styled "Everglades," ...
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The Radio Stars are:"Magic" Merrill Piepkorn, Fargo, ND. In addition to his "magic" harmonica work, Merrill plays acoustic and electric guitars.Gregg "Smokey" Temple, Mendota Heights, MN. Smokey plays acoustic, electric and pedal steel guitars. He also serves a Musical Director for the band, arranging much of the material. Smokey also recorded and mixed the Headin' West CD. Roger "R.P." Sell, Hawley, MN. RP is just the bass guitar player for The Radio Stars. Alex Rydell, Fargo, ND. Any Western band worth its salt has a great fiddle player. Ours is Alex!All four of the Radio Stars sing. The Radio Stars roots reach back to 1972 when Temple and Piepkorn began playing together while students at Concordia College, Moorhead, MN where they performed at local coffee houses and bars. They continued their musical relationship in the regionally popular band Skunk Hollow, founded in 1974 and headquartered in the Twin Cities. Piepkorn left the group in 1978, returning to Fargo where he hooked up with Roger to form the popular club band, Wang Dang Doodle. In the time between then and now, RP, Smokey and Magic have reunited several times, most recently as The Radio Stars. Since 2005 they have been performing regularly, playing a variety of special events and venues in the region. Alex Rydell, the most recent addition to The Radio Stars, was just a little angel looking for a place to be born when the other three were learning their trade and cutting their musical teeth in honky-tonks ...
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