Classic Rerun: FLORIDA ROCKS AGAIN! #23: Night and Day
In one of the most rockin' episodes of the long-running series starring the all-time greats from the Sunshine State, every song has the word "Night" or "Day" in the title, or both, as in the opening number by the Razor's Edge, out of West Palm Beach. Although the episode starts with a Cole Porter song, it quickly moves into the garage with rare cuts by some of the grooviest groups to ever emerge from the swamps, beaches, and backwaters of F-L-A, as well as two different 45s from the legendary Paris Tower label. Actually, this episode should have had three Paris Tower 45s on it. How could we forget the Missing Links' "Where Were You Last Night"?
Produced by Mal Thursday and Jeff Lemlich in Living Monophonic Sound. Originally posted 12 November 2007.
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Playlist:
RAZOR'S EDGE: Night and Day
EARLY AMERICANS: Night After Night
AMERICAN BEETLES: School Days
MOR-LOKS: Lookin' for a New Day
NIGHTCRAWLERS: All Day and All of the Night
ECHOES: Every Second of the Day
WAYNE COCHRAN: Sleepless Nights
WE THE PEOPLE: The Day She Dies
FIVE MEN-ITS: The Night Before
RARE BREED: In the Night
HOUR GLASS: Out of the Night
ABSOLUTES: Yesterday I
BLUES IMAGE: Yesterday Could Be Today
IRON BUTTERFLY (with PINERA & RHINO): A New Day
SAVAGES: Every Night
TRACY PENDARVIS: One of These Days
JIMMIE GALE'S IMPERIALS: We're Gonna Rock All Night
STEVE ALAIMO: Twist All Night
ESQUIRES: Heartaches Stay the Night
INTERNATIONAL SUBMARINE BAND: One Day Week
H.Y. SLEDGE: Day of Realization
SAM & DAVE: Goodnight Baby
Visit the Florida Rocks Again! Online Superstore for posters, CDs, the Cracking the Egg: the Untold Story of the Nightcrawlers DVD, and Jeff Lemlich's great book Savage Lost: Florida Garage Bands the '60s and Beyond.
And don't forget to pay a call on the Florida Rocks Again! Swag Shack at CafePress.com for official Florida Rocks Again! T-Shirts, Trucker Hats, BBQ Aprons, Hoodies, and more.
Dig these wild episodes of The Mal Thursday Show from GaragePunk.com (Click on images to launch podcasts):
In one of the most rockin' episodes of the long-running series starring the all-time greats from the Sunshine State, every song has the word "Night" or "Day" in the title, or both, as in the opening number by the Razor's Edge, out of West Palm Beach. Although the episode starts with a Cole Porter song, it quickly moves into the garage with rare cuts by some of the grooviest groups to ever emerge from the swamps, beaches, and backwaters of F-L-A, as well as two different 45s from the legendary Paris Tower label. Actually, this episode should have had three Paris Tower 45s on it. How could we forget the Missing Links' "Where Were You Last Night"?
Produced by Mal Thursday and Jeff Lemlich in Living Monophonic Sound. Originally posted 12 November 2007.
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN NOW!
Playlist:
RAZOR'S EDGE: Night and Day
EARLY AMERICANS: Night After Night
AMERICAN BEETLES: School Days
MOR-LOKS: Lookin' for a New Day
NIGHTCRAWLERS: All Day and All of the Night
ECHOES: Every Second of the Day
WAYNE COCHRAN: Sleepless Nights
WE THE PEOPLE: The Day She Dies
FIVE MEN-ITS: The Night Before
RARE BREED: In the Night
HOUR GLASS: Out of the Night
ABSOLUTES: Yesterday I
BLUES IMAGE: Yesterday Could Be Today
IRON BUTTERFLY (with PINERA & RHINO): A New Day
SAVAGES: Every Night
TRACY PENDARVIS: One of These Days
JIMMIE GALE'S IMPERIALS: We're Gonna Rock All Night
STEVE ALAIMO: Twist All Night
ESQUIRES: Heartaches Stay the Night
INTERNATIONAL SUBMARINE BAND: One Day Week
H.Y. SLEDGE: Day of Realization
SAM & DAVE: Goodnight Baby
Visit the Florida Rocks Again! Online Superstore for posters, CDs, the Cracking the Egg: the Untold Story of the Nightcrawlers DVD, and Jeff Lemlich's great book Savage Lost: Florida Garage Bands the '60s and Beyond.
And don't forget to pay a call on the Florida Rocks Again! Swag Shack at CafePress.com for official Florida Rocks Again! T-Shirts, Trucker Hats, BBQ Aprons, Hoodies, and more.
Dig these wild episodes of The Mal Thursday Show from GaragePunk.com (Click on images to launch podcasts):
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