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Johnny LaRue's Crane Shot
Wednesday, June 14, 2006
On iTunes
This saves me from having to actually create real content.

KNIGHT RIDER--Stu Phillips
"Song Sung Blue"--Neil Diamond
"Seeger's Theme"--The Monkees
"Midnight Caller"--Badfinger
"The Saint"--dance remix of Edwin Astley's theme by Mike Townsend
"Bad Little Woman"--The Shadows of Knight (was Van Morrison still with them?)
"77 Sunset Strip Cha Cha"--Warren Barker
"Barazinbar"--Jade Warrior (this cut runs over 14 minutes!)
THE INCREDIBLE HULK--Joe Harnell
"Long, Long, Long"--The Beatles (from the White Album)
"Hey, Joe"--The Stillroven
"The Fun Zone"--Mike Curb from the MARYJANE soundtrack
"You'd Better Think Twice"--a young Rick Springfield from the MISSION MAGIC soundtrack
"Flower Girl"--Ron Dante (catchy bubblegum)
HELLTOWN--Sammy Davis, Jr. (from the TV series that starred Robert Blake as an ass-kicking crimefighting priest!)
"Like A Prayer"--Madonna (I don't even know how this got on my computer)
"Split Decision"--The Penny Arkade
"Calvera's Return"--Elmer Bernstein from THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN
"Cylon Attack"--Stu Phillips from BATTLESTAR GALACTICA
"Departure"--Bernard Herrmann from THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL
GET SMART--Al Hirt
"Quanto Costa Morire"--Francesco de Masi
"Ballad of Easy Rider"--Roger McGuinn
"Open Up Your Door"--Richard and the Young Lions
"Don't Mess with Mister T"--Marvin Gaye from TROUBLE MAN
WILLIE DYNAMITE radio spot
"Apache"--The Shadows
"Down on the Corner"--CCR (live)


Posted by Marty at 10:56 PM CDT
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Thursday, June 15, 2006 - 11:38 AM CDT

Name: Matt Farkas

Actually Marty, Van Morrison was never a member or otherwise involved with The Shadows of Knight. I suspect your confusion stems from "Gloria", originally performed by the Irish band Them (with Van Morrison as their vocalist), which was later covered by the seminal Chicago-area garage-punk band The Shadows of Knight (Jim Sohns, vocals).

The Shads scored the U.S. hit out of the song in 1966, though both versions are well-known at this point.

Thursday, June 15, 2006 - 12:46 PM CDT

Name: Martin McKee

You are correct, sir. I did confuse the two bands. I think I have both versions of "Gloria" around here someplace.

Thursday, June 15, 2006 - 1:28 PM CDT

Name: dj_jbrown

Creedence to round it out! Fuck Yeah!

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