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YES PEOPLE! LOVE LOVE LOVE! ALL YOU NEED IS...hum well, a bloody mix? Rev. Frost Presents…A Bloody Love Mix ! (51 :11) 01. Joe Houston Orchestra - All Night Long 02. The Phantom – Love Me 03. The Victors – Little Girl 04. Sonny Terry & Buster Brown - I Love You Baby 05. Heavy Trash - Crazy Pritty Baby 06. Kris Jensen - Perfect Lover 07. Sammy Myers - My Love Is Here To Stay 08. The Royal Jokers – You Tickle Me Baby 09. Fire Escape - Love Special Delivery 10. The Del-Rios - There's A Love 11. The Raelets - One Room Paradise 12. Wanda Jackson - Funnel of Love 13. Eddie Taylor - I Wanna Love You 14. Johnny Angel - Baby It's Love 15. Ole Miss Down Beats – Geraldine 16. Ronnie Hawkins And The Hawks – Clara 17. Bernie Hardison – Love Me Baby 18. Ric Cartey - Born To Love One Woman 19. Johnny Watson - I Say I Love You 20. The Blues Busters- How Sweet It Is (To Be In Love) 21. Slim Whitman - Indian Love Call DOWNLOAD THE LOVE MIX ! (via rapidshare) I'm really really sorry by t

Hey folks, some shameless promotion again ! Speaking of Dick Dale/Meshugga Beach Party/and a thousand different covers, here's my humble contribution to Hava Nagila ! I had so much fun recording the track (in 20 minutes), I'm just not sure the neighbours enjoyed it as much as I did. Thanks to that fine bottle of Bordeaux by the way. Oh go on, play it loud, dance naked in your living room, dowload it and spread the good word hahaha ! ENJOY !!!! Rev. Tom Frost : * Hava Nagila ! * Thanx Guillaume ! See you on thursday for a bloody....love mix !

Born Gary Anderson in Jacksonville, Florida in 1939 , Gary U.S. Bonds moved at a young age to Norfolk, Virginia, where he sang in the Church choir, and with a group called The Turks. He joined record producer Frank Guida's small Legrand record label and Guida changed Andersons name to U.S. Bonds in hope that it would be confused with a public service announcement advertising the sale of government bonds and thus get more airplay. His hits had an infectious joyfulness and a unique sound: some have described them as seeming to have been recorded under water ! In the early 80's, rock superstar/Gary U. S. Bonds-fan Bruce Springsteen began to use Quarter To Three as his encore when he performed in live concerts. Together with rocker Miami Steve Van Zandt (sorry, Sylvio), Springsteen helped to revive Bonds' career ! Meanwhile, Gary U. S. Bonds continues to this day to be what he does best, a bloody bloody bloody great r&b singer !! Gary U. S. Bonds : * Coconut Woman * * Min

Prince La La born Lawrence Nelson (1936 - 1963) was born into a family rooted in the rich musical tradition of New Orleans. His father, Walter Nelson, was a noted jazz and R&B guitarist who played with R&B pioneer Smiley Lewis. His elder brother, Walter "Papoose" Nelson Jr., played extensively in the 50s and early 60s with Fats Domino and Professor Longhair, and was a featured session guitarist for seminal New Orleans bandlander and producer Dave Bartholomew. A.F.O.'s publicity photos featured Lawrence in an eccentric yet regal costume drawn from both African and Mardi Gras traditions, and his otherworldly persona deeply impacted up-and-coming New Orleans musician Mac Rebennack, who borrowed much of La La's image in creating his own "Dr. John, the Night Tripper" guise. Nelson suffering a drug overdose in 1963, he was 27. It's notable that earlier the previous year, on the 28th February, 1962, Lawrence's brother Papoose died aged 31 in New Yor

Breaking news. For fucks sake, we all knew he was sick, but I’m sad to hear that my idol Bo Diddley passed away today. The Originator is gone. Is there a God somewhere ? Here's a short bio for those who still live, actually hear, in the dark. Born in McComb, Mississippi, he was adopted and raised by his mother's cousin, Gussie McDaniel, whose surname he adopted, becoming Ellas McDaniel. The family moved to Chicago when he was seven.He took violin lessons as a youth, but was inspired to become a guitarist after seeing John Lee Hooker. He worked as a carpenter and mechanic, but also began a musical career playing on street corners with friends, including Jerome Green(c. 1934–1973),as a band called the Hipsters (later the Langley Avenue Jive Cats). In 1951, he landed a regular spot at the 708 Club on Chicago's South Side, with a repertoire influenced by Louis Jordan, John Lee Hooker, and Muddy Waters. He adopted the stage name, Bo Diddley, which is probably a southern black sl

He was born Emile Sweetman in Castries, St. Lucia in the West Indies and grew up in (Funky) Nassau. Emile came to England in the mid-1950's with the hope of becoming a sound engineer, and his knowledge in that field contributed directly to his subsequent success fronting a band. Changing his name to Emile Ford, he put together a combo called the Checkmates, whose members included his two half-brothers, George Sweetman and Dave Sweetman, on sax and bass, respectively, along with Ken Street, Pete Carter, Les Hart, Alan Hawkshaw, and John Cuffley. As Emile Ford & The Checkmates, they won a talent contest sponsored by Pye Records and were awarded an audition and a contract that resulted in their first single, "Don't Tell Me Your Troubles" b/w "What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For", which was produced by the legendary Joe Meek. The truth is that Ford wasn't really a very good singer (well, who really can tell who’s a good or bad singer ? No wait,