The Stars Come Out at Dodger Stadium.

A recap of a 1960s Hollywood Stars game at Dodger Stadium.

Warning: The announcer has an unseemly obsession with Nancy Sinatra.

(And a warning to Donna: Caution, contains Mickey Rooney.)

[via Dodger Thoughts.]

Janko Nilovic goes voodoo

" Janko Nilovic is one of these extremely productive musicians. He was especially hyperactive in 60s and 70s and it is almost impossible to gutter all the information about his recordings. He says that he has recorded at least 150 singles and maybe even twice that figure. He has recorded also under following pseudonymous: ALAN BLACKWELL, EMILIANO ORTI, JOHNY MONTEVIDEO, ANDY LOORE, HEINZ KUBE, BILL MAYER, ENNIO MORANDI, PHILIPPE GRAY, THE TEXAS TRAVELLERS and probably some more. He is still very active and composing in all the styles as he used to (clasical, pop, jazz, funk...). " From Janko Nilovic official webpage.

Now you can listen to 3 Janko's VERY RARE 7' records, under the alias "Voodoo Ju Ju". Thanks to the original "diggers/rippers/uploaders" Dj Alfonso and Christian Aubrun



Face A: Voodoo Ju Ju - obsession (part1)


Face B: Voodoo Ju Ju - obsession (part2)
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Face A: Voodou Ju Ju - Drug (part 1)


Face B: Voodou Ju Ju - Drug (part 2)
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bonus track:

another B side track for "voodoo drug" EP, under the alias R.Pulket,
Voodou Ju Ju - killersteen's voodou juju

Joe Meek - Space western suite

1. The Blue Men - Orbit Around The Moon (1960).
2. The Outlaws - Husky Team (1961).
3. The Blue Men - Entry Of The Globbotts (1960).
4. The Outlaws - Tune For Short Cowboys (1961).

From the box set "Joe Meek: Portrait Of A Genius—The RGM Legacy."

Including parts of Destination Earth (does anyone recognize more?)

Piccolo magazine

"Dolf Hell lend some copies of a magazine that was considered undecent in the fifties, “Piccolo”. Here are some pictures that iTunes probably would have censored half a century ago"



from http://showcase.thebluebus.nl/soundtrack-of-my-life/