yeah, high recommended band, for starters try their "Living Dream" compilation on Sundazed

Can anybody tell me the title of the bonus track from this CD which sounds exactly like the music to Little Deuce Coupe but with different lyrics that sound like they're singing "Mrs. Fabulous Kim, Number One In The West". This hidden track sounds like it could be a theme to a TV Show or something. It's only 35 seconds long (at the very end of the disc from Sundazed). Thanks.

It's a radio station jingle for KRTH, I would guess.

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A little list of Bruce's 45 output can be found here http://www.45cat.com/45_list_view_record.php?li=1384

RSC was released here http://www.45cat.com/record/p162r
California Calling here http://www.45cat.com/record/ba3341
Keepin' the Summer Alive here http://www.45cat.com/record/crb8663

On the japanese 45 they called her "Rohnda"

Anyone seen this on EBay , not long to go and at £ 117

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dennis-Wilson-and-Rumbo-Sound-Of-Free-1970-UK-45-DEMO-THE-BEACH-BOYS-/351015879780?pt=UK_Records&hash=item51ba2d4464

It just went for 121

Actually there were 5 vols. - the last being an extensive discography.

Probably the worst in the BB-related catalogue - took me some years to track in down, after giving it a listen it immediately  went on my Lp shelf and I never listened to it again, sold it half a year ago to another BBnut (wonder if he listened to it more that once).

Can I ask, how much did you buy it for and how much did you sell it for?

Bought it for about  $18,  sold it for $18

Very nice item ( can anyone assist in its origin , I think it might be German ), I have bought a couple of LP's from this seller and have been in excellent/superb condition

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/THE-BEACH-BOYS-ALL-SUMMER-LONG-Rare-White-Label-STEREO-Test-Pressing-/141153785875

It says in the description that it's German; is there some reason you doubt this?

At least the sleeve is, the "white" label looks a bit as if the original one has been removed - I've never seen such "White Label" German Capitol pressings

The scans bring back nice memories - I sold all the magazine stuff from my collection (ASM, ESQ, Friends of the BB, California Saga, BB Australia etc..) a couple of years ago

Also, I'm incredibly glad "Thank Him" has finally been released!

Pure early Brian - what a great ballad.

contains some unreleased stuff, too.

good one - very beatlesque, but not dated. Sounds fresh everytime i give it a listen.

Probably the worst in the BB-related catalogue - took me some years to track in down, after giving it a listen it immediately  went on my Lp shelf and I never listened to it again, sold it half a year ago to another BBnut (wonder if he listened to it more that once).

Things get less interesting for me from Muswell Hillbillies onwards.

Misfits is in my opinion the best of the later ones - anyone noticed the siminlaity of the guitar line in R'n'R Fantasy and The Night Was So Young???

German singer (real name: Hans-Rolf Rippert) 1931-2008 Here's the German Wikipedia entry http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_Rebroff

Hi Don, just wanted to say hello, Gerhard

In case you're interested, here's a little discography of Gary's output on 45 that I put together a couple of weeks ago. Additions and corrections are welcome. http://www.45cat.com/45_list_view_record.php?li=1392

An incomplete list I had kicking about [Pre-MIC]

Ganz Allien <--- (Was this officially released?)

Ganz Allein (Really Lonesome) wasn't officially released at the time it was recorded, but there were two official German 45s with it:
1. 1990 - with EMI's permission the German Fanclub "California Saga" issued a limited edition (1000) with "Land Ahoy" as the B-side (Capitol mms 6003A)
2. Aug 12, 1991 Capitol rereleased "I get around" b/w In My Room and Ganz Allein (Capitol 1 006-204477-7).

You can find a list of their US 45s here http://www.45cat.com/artist/the-tokens/us

Terry Melcher invented folk rock..??  I would"nt go that far. Certainly he was there at the beginings of the genre ..Another record around the same time that has been mentioned is Sounds of Silence.. Iv "e  always  though Mcguinn"s  Folkie roots combined with Beatle music + Rickenbacker 12 string was a natural  accident.  I"d give much more credit to Mcguinn than Melcher..

I think he rather moulded Revere and The Raiders into a pop act than made The Byrds a folk-rock band

I picked up his first solo album recently - surprisingly good I thought and what an album cover  . His second lp seems to be much harder to find though. Anyone heard it?

It has no Byrds involvement as the first one, but it's quite good as well- although many people find the mood on both albums too depressive

I put together a Terry Melcher 45 Productions discography. If you're interested look here  http://www.45cat.com/45_list_view_record.php?li=1350. Corrections and additions welcome.

I REALLY liked Crabby Appelton ..Ive never seen that on cd either.

Both Crabby Appleton albums were released on CD by Collector´s Choice in 2002.

For anyone interested in Michael Fennelly: Sundazed just released an intereresting collection called "Love Can Change Everything - Demos 1967-1972".

Any Millennium/Boettcher related stuff on there?