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exotica-digest         Tuesday, April 21 1998         Volume 02 : Number 095



In This Digest:

Re: (exotica) Perez Prado on video
(exotica) Re: Exotic Guitars
Re: (exotica) Peter Thomas
Re: (exotica) re: Xmas Music Question
(exotica) EXOTIC TRILOGY, KBZ200
(exotica) The Tikis/Monitor
(exotica) May on GROOVIE MOVIE SOUNDTRACKS
(exotica) Taboo! (Don't worry.  Short.)
(exotica) The Mood Mosaic: Les Yper Sound! / The Sexploitation
(exotica) Tiki Bar
(exotica) While Shepherds Wash Their Socks at Night
(exotica) Tati - who is F.Barcellini?
Re: (exotica) Peter Thomas
Re: (exotica) The Tikis/Monitor
(exotica) Tiki Bar -Reply
(exotica) Re: Surfin' Hootenanny.....
Re: (exotica) Re: Surfin' Hootenanny.....
(exotica) Dennypalooza!
Re: (exotica) EXOTIC TRILOGY, KBZ200
(exotica) While Shepherds Wash Their Socks
Re: (exotica) EXOTIC TRILOGY, KBZ200
Re: (exotica) Tati - who is F.Barcellini?
(exotica) Greetings from Somewhere Other than Else
Re: (exotica) Staged for Stereo/80 Drums Around the World Mystery...
Re: (exotica) Taboo! (Don't worry.  Short.)
Re: (exotica) EXOTIC TRILOGY, KBZ200
Re: (exotica) Staged for Stereo/80 Drums Around the World Mystery...
Re: (exotica) EXOTIC TRILOGY, KBZ200
(exotica) Hotels and additional Dionysus Demolition Derby information
Re: (exotica) Staged for Stereo/80 Drums Around the World   Mystery...
(exotica) World Patrol Kids
Re: (exotica) EXOTIC TRILOGY, KBZ200
(exotica) Send me World Patrol Kids! Price debateable!
(exotica) Has anyone seen this documentary?
(exotica) Peter Thomas
(exotica) Awful music/links page: reviews, audio/XRO updates

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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 07:18:52 -0400
From: Joseph Levy + Zoe Nousiainen <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) Perez Prado on video

Michael D. Toth wrote:

> I *think* this footage was from the 1950s -- B&W and pre-"Cherry Pink"
> song titles were listed in the description.

Entirely possible, though Prado continued to perform his standards throughout
his career. I have a friend who grew up in Mexico during the 1950's-60's and
will ask if the show sounds familiar.

> Did you find any more details about the
> Prado/Spike Jones footage from that guy?

I'm waiting to hear back to see if he'll make a copy for me. Actually, I'd
really like to find a way to put some Prado footage on the website. But I'll
keep you posted about this one, too. BTW, I also have a lead on some Prado
footage from Peruvian TV circa 1964! My correspondent is a student in
Vancouver, BC, but we'll probably have to wait until August (when he returns to
Peru) to locate it.

> Something the world DESPERATELY needs is an overview of the Prado CDs in
> print, what's on them, and which are the essential compilations to own.
> With content overlap, multiple existing versions of the same songs, etc.,
> it's all pretty scary out there.

Many of the LP and CD listings will be updated shortly. I just received another
PP discography from a researcher in Finland (but compiled by a scholar in the
UK) which fills in a lot of the info that I don't have about the CD's. I
suspect that the 11 or vols. from Japan are most everything Prado ever recorded
(at least on RCA), but the Tumbao Cuban Classics are musically the most
important in terms of his early work.

Stay tuned, kids! Dilo! Ugh!

Joe Levy

Perez Prado Discography:
http://catalog.com/arts/prezdisc.htm
Perez Prado Biography:
http://catalog.com/arts/prez_bio.htm



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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 06:12:32 PDT
From: "Ben Waugh" <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Re: Exotic Guitars

In the course of pointing out the lackluster quality of an Exotic
Guitars lp, someone referred to Justis's idea of exotic as combining
strings or something with a Duane Eddy twang. (Perhaps) Interestingly
enough, Justis's main axe-man was Al Casey, who did play with Duane Eddy
and the Rockin' (?) Rebels. Casey later gave a nod to the early 60's
surf craze with the release of "Surfin' Hootnanny (sp?)". Although I
have not heard this lp, friends who are fans of the genre assure me it's
quite good. I am not too fond of the couple EG's lps I own, but someone
made me a comp. tape recently which included a couple
of their songs which are quite enjoyable.

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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 10:15:49 -0400
From: "Br. Cleve" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) Peter Thomas

At 12:32 AM -0400 4/20/98, Nat Kone wrote:
>So this Peter Thomas everyone's gushing about.. and I don't doubt them for
>a minute.  That must be the same Peter Thomas Sound Orchestra that I have
>on some Polydor album doing "Lady Madonna", "Something Stupid", "Delilah",
>"Words" etc.

That's him. Peter Thomas was (and remains) an extremely prolific artist.
And yes, a lot of his easy listening material can be less than exciting.
It's his film music that really gets his fans heated up. Check out the new
Scamp CD "FUTUREMUSIK" [SCP 9724-2], due out this month.

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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 10:30:05 -0400
From: cheryls <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) re: Xmas Music Question

I heard this a few months ago, dedicated to Marv Albert - I assumed it
was a parody written for Marv, but I guess it's been around longer than
that.  I don't know who did it, but it was funny...

cheryl


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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 11:06:22 -0400
From: Georg Zoche <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) EXOTIC TRILOGY, KBZ200

Robert wrote:
>>Hey Nemo,
I got one but not two.  I love the selections on one but the recordings are
horrible (background noise, etc.)  do you recommend vol 2?????

thanks

robert<<

Cheryl wrote:
>>Yes, I have Vol. 1 and 2, and I can hardly wait for the next two!  You
just can't have too many versions of Caravan, Quiet Village, and Taboo!
(in my humble little opinion)

cheryl<<


Dear Cheryl, dear Robert,

Sorry for answering so late, I just returned from that Frankfurt Exotica
thing, which was a BIG success by the way - more than 800 people came!! And
yes, I can STRONGLY recommend Vol. 2. The selections on Vol. 2 are - in my
opinion - stranger and better than on Vol. 1 and I'm looking forward to the
future Vol's. Originally Laura and Gordon compiled three 90-minute tapes
that they gave to friends and some of the selections on these tapes are
really wild and should be on the future CD's.

Where did you get your Exotic Trilogy CD's? Are they hard to find in the
US/Canada?

Yours,

Nemo


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Date: Sat, 18 Apr 1998 19:50:51 -0400
From: Peter Ledebur <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) The Tikis/Monitor

Tying in with recent list mentions of the Tikis and the
Ata Tak label, there's an interview with members of
the late '70s-early '80s LA experimental band Monitor
in the new issue of the zine Great God Pan. (The
Tikis was a side project.)


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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 08:45:37 -0700
From: "Carl Russo" <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) May on GROOVIE MOVIE SOUNDTRACKS

May Highlights from GROOVIE MOVIE SOUNDTRACKS

Radio's weekly orgy of weird and wild music from the movies!

Sundays, 7 - 8 pm (PST) on KUSF 90.3 FM, San Francisco
RealAudio BROADCAST: < http://www.kusf.org> for instructions to access
stream

CONTACT:  "Ratso" Russo, Producer.  E-mail: [e-mail]

===================================================

SHOW 44:  May 3
"A deep magenta head-bath" is how one stoned critic described GHETTO FREAKS
(70), featuring imitation HAIR tunes.  Johnny Williams provides musical beds
for bored couples in NOT WITH MY WIFE, YOU DON'T! (66).  The Germans enter
the Space Race a few centuries too late in the Peter Thomas-scored series
SPACE PATROL (66).   And War blast the ghetto in YOUNGBLOOD (78).

SHOW 45:  May 10
East meets west wearing a silk nightie in THE WORLD OF SUZIE WONG (60),
mirrored in George DuningÆs exotica-meets-Las Vegas Grind soundtrack.  Race
riot meets laugh riot in director/composer Melvin Van PeeblesÆ WATERMELON
MAN (70).  And Stanley Myers supplies a fistful of hip tunes for
quick-change psycho-charmer Rod Steiger in NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY (68).

SHOW 46:  May 17
Wayward Susan Hayward screams "I WANT TO LIVE!" (58) as Johnny MandelÆs
beatnik bongos echo from her checkered past.  Al HirtÆs trumpet cries "Long
Live The General!" who tries to retake the Alamo in VIVA MAX! (69).  Bernard
Ebbinghouse prescribes a lethal dosage of cute ditties in the sex romp
PRUDENCE AND THE PILL (68).  Also: THEY CALL ME MISTER TIBBS! (70).

SHOW 47:  May 24
>From outer space arrives the deadly virus known as THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN (71)
on a ray of electronic sounds by Gil Melle.  Jeff Simmons revs up the rock
for the NAKED ANGELS (69) as they shred the Mojave with quarter-ton machines
between their legs.  Sid Ramin gets "made" after scoring the groovie Mafia
party scenes in STILETTO (71).  Includes Bad Mystery Celebrity!

SHOW 31:  May 31
Singer Solomon Burke puts the bad mouth on the diamond thieves in COOL
BREEZE (72) who make off with 3-mil worth of "WhiteyÆs ice."  Jerry
Goldsmith teams up with The Man from Z.O.W.I.E. for mod spy-jinx in OUR MAN
FLINT (66).  And finally, Igor Kantor turns on the juice for Russ MeyerÆs
titillating man-eater VIXEN (68), who comes with all the fixinÆs!

===================================================

Outside the Bay Area?  Listen on the Internet!  http://www.kusf.org

C. "Ratso" Russo
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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 09:29:52 -0400
From: Brian Phillips <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Taboo! (Don't worry.  Short.)

There is a green mask from my childhood.  I grew up listening to an album
called "Taboo", with no credits readily visible.  I think that it was on
Diplomat or Westminster.  It seems to have been performed by a bunch of
college students and one of the tracks was called "Yow Cow Le"

Has anybody:

 - heard this LP and enjoyed it?
 - have a copy and would like to trade tapes for it?
 - the ability to fill in the gaps of my knowledge on this record
 - seen a CD reissue of it?
 - seen my Sweet Gypsy Rose?
 - the stomach to take my lousy puns?

Brian Phillips


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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 14:00:37 +0200
From: Johan Dada Vis <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) The Mood Mosaic: Les Yper Sound! / The Sexploitation

"The Mood Mosaic 4: Les Yper Sound!" is the best of the series, IMHO! A hip
mix of mostly uptempo, bright, optimistic, jazzy, funky 60's "now" EZ pop
sounds with a lot of  soul, and a bit of bossa and other Latin influences
here and there. A couple of Hammond tracks, 1 "spy" track by Ken Thorne, 2
fun tracks with nonsense lyrics: "Sorry 'bout that" and Gary McFarland with
"Bloop bleep". Featuring Nilsmen, Stan Getz, Pete Moore, Jackie Mitoo,
Clark Terry, Shirley Scott, Oliver Nelson, Peter Thomas with "Jumpin' Jack
Flash", Enoch Light with "Bond street" from his "Sapced out" lp, Ann
Margret with an instrumental (!), Bill Plummer with another sitar track
from that elusive "Cosmic Brotherhood" lp, Don Sebesky...

"The Mood Mosaic 3: The Sexploitation":
Mostly funk, or funky heavy big band jazz. 5 funk tracks have a moaning
woman all over, like in the well-known "Amame" (love me) by Claudia Vita,
here in an Italian version, but the very same track also exists in English
by (French combo) Super Erotica. Also featuring Ray Brown, Roland Vincent,
Ingo Kantor, De Giaferri, Clay Pitts. The second best volume in this series
I have heard!

        Johan

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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 10:48:00 PDT
From: "Ben Waugh" <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Tiki Bar

Saturday, the Washington Post ran a front page story on the to do
involving the annual opening day of the Tiki Bar in Solomon (?)Island MD
(some land mass off the Bay, guessing at its name). Tiki Bar!? Local!?
Were my initial euphoric mental eruptions as the 1st cup of coffee began
do that thing that it does. Well, to cut to the chase, the article, like
so many others found in the Post over the past few years, was an
uninformative partisan bit of screed. We read all about the snobbish
reactionary ire of the locals, the uncivil urinary/mating habits of some
of the Tiki patrons and the curious spelling of Mai Tai ("My Tai")
employed there. But only a scrap were we given of the inner ambience -
some obligatory snippet about South Seascape paintings and artificial
palm fronds. What of the music? The menu? The perhaps fruit stacked
concoctions and the sacred idol mugs in which these may or may not be
served? I wonder if the pudenda who were responsible for that article
even bothered to visit the place. It reads like series of transcribed
phone interviews. Ok, I'll stop. Anyone ever been to the joint? Nate?
(yes, just because you're from MD, I automatically assumed.... ;). Is it
a dive worthy of pilgrimage?

Cranky and thirsty,

BW

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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 10:49:29 +0000
From: Ron Grandia <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) While Shepherds Wash Their Socks at Night

Nat Kone wrote:
>
> a friend of mine is looking
> for a particular Xmas song for a film he's making:
> "WHILE SHEPHERDS WATCH THEIR FLOCK AT NIGHT".
> In the film, it would
> be as if this song were playing on a portable 78 machine so the scratchier
> the better.
> This should be interesting....

GOT IT! Unfortunately it's on very clean vinyl.

Where do I send it?


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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 20:24:33 +0000
From: Moritz R <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Tati - who is F.Barcellini?

As mentioned before there is an old soundtrack of Tati films, but that
doesn't help you today unless you find it on a fleamarket in Paris
 anyway. It is called "Extraits des Bandes Originales des Films de
Jaques
Tati" and was a Philips label/phonogram distr. record, but they owe the
rights to Fontana. I have no idea wether there's something newer on CD.
I only know that the title melody of Mon Oncle is one of the most
romantic melodies ever composed. If you are a DJ: This is the perfect
last tune you play on an evening to escort people on their way home.
Try!
As the composer it says F.Barcellini for "Mon Oncle", first published
1958. For "jour de fete" we have Jean Yatove and for "Les vacances de
Mr.Hulot it is A.Romans. A certain F.Lemarque did the music of "Play
Time". I'd really like to know more about F.Barcellini. Anybody in the
list?

MO



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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 20:24:11 +0000
From: Moritz R <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) Peter Thomas

I don't think Peter Thomas is the german John Barry. But he's important
for Germany. The TV-sequel "Raumpatroullie" was pretty cool at that time
and so was the title song. It is all based on just one harmony by the
way...
Thomas is still very active and much wanted for the young techno
musicians generation in Germany for collaborations.
MO



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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 20:25:41 +0000
From: Moritz R <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) The Tikis/Monitor

> Great God Pan
>
  Sorry, I have never heard of that magazine. Is it available in Europe?
I'm basically interested in reading that Monitor-Interview. Who gave it?
Steve? Can you send me a scan?

MO



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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 14:28:52 -0400
From: NATHAN MINER <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Tiki Bar -Reply

Ben:

No, I haven't been to that Solomon Island Tiki Bar, and yeah,
that "island" is located on the "Eastern Shore" - about three
hours away from the big 'ol city and an entirely different world
of Oystermen and crabbers.

I've never even HEARD of this place - I doubt it's anything
remotely of what our Mai Tai laden brains would hope it would
be.........(cynic!).

- - Nate


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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 14:34:14 -0400
From: NATHAN MINER <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Re: Surfin' Hootenanny.....

(or however the hell you spell that) - I've got the album, as far
as ranking it along with the other 100's of surf stuff I
own/heard, it's "Okay" but not one of my favorites......"We're
gonna have a surfin' hootenenny......." lalala bleeeeaaaach!

The tunes aren't too "involved" as far as the
songwriting/execution.......

I've never been a fan of surf songs with lyrics.........

- - Nate


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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 11:54:26 PDT
From: "Ben Waugh" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) Re: Surfin' Hootenanny.....

Oh. Shit. I'd always assumed it was instro. Glad I never had in mind
when on one of my rare buy-on-faith binges.

I feel the same about surf vocals, at least as far as the can't play a
guitar or drive a car Frankie jr kidnapping brand of schmaltz goes. Now
the Trashmen(King of the Surf!!) ... and The Surfaris' version of I'm a
Hog for Your Love...

>(or however the hell you spell that) - I've got the album, as far
>as ranking it along with the other 100's of surf stuff I
>own/heard, it's "Okay" but not one of my favorites......"We're
>gonna have a surfin' hootenenny......." lalala bleeeeaaaach!
>I've never been a fan of surf songs with lyrics.........


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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 09:12:18 -1000
From: [e-mail]
Subject: (exotica) Dennypalooza!

Muchos mahalos to all list members who sent heartfelt Birthday wishes
along for Martin Denny's 87th! He sends gratitude and a message to "bang
a (burmese) gong, get it on... and keep your tiki torches lit!"

BTW... the Don Tiki music video for "An Ocassional Man" is now showing
on all Hawaiian Airlines westbound flights, and that includes Vegas,
baby!

ciao for now,
Fluid Floyd


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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 15:35:29 EDT
From: Rcbrooksod <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) EXOTIC TRILOGY, KBZ200

In a message dated 98-04-20 11:24:25 EDT, you write:

<< Where did you get your Exotic Trilogy CD's? Are they hard to find in the
 US/Canada?

 Yours,

 Nemo >>

Nemo,

I got my vol. one about a year ago and ordered it thru a radio station (in New
Jersey???) that also has an exotic music catalog.  For the life of me I cannot
remember what the call letters are now but I can look it up if needed.

I guess it is needed because now I need vol two.  If anybody on the list
remembers the name of the station please email.  Or for that matter, is/are
there any other outlets for getting the Trilogy CD's in the States?????

Robert Brooks
(Tiki Bob)


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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 20:31:46 UT
From: [e-mail]
Subject: (exotica) While Shepherds Wash Their Socks

<<GOT IT! Unfortunately it's on very clean vinyl.
>>

If you're a mixing virtuoso, or can digitize songs into a computer, one solution
is so sample scratchy ambience from quiet cuts or in between the cuts on a
crappy record.  Then you can mix these sounds on top of your clean recording.
It sounds okay to the mere mortal, but a super vinyl freak can tell the
difference.

Plus, on the computer, or with your equalizer, you can filter out some of the
bass and give it that vintage nasal radio/victrola sound.

Lots of fun.

Which makes me wonder,
how many would by my hypothetical Warmilizer 2000 that you can attach to your
stereo that mutes some of the sharper digital artifacts and adds fake record
hiss and pop (amount of crackle completely adjustable) to make it sound more
like vinyl?  I think if I invented it, I could sell a few, maybe...

PeterR


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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 15:50:37 -0400
From: "telstar" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) EXOTIC TRILOGY, KBZ200

Rcbrooksod:

> I got my vol. one about a year ago and ordered it thru a radio station
(in New
> Jersey???) that also has an exotic music catalog.  For the life of me I
cannot
> remember what the call letters are now but I can look it up if needed.
>
> I guess it is needed because now I need vol two.  If anybody on the list
> remembers the name of the station please email.  Or for that matter,
is/are
> there any other outlets for getting the Trilogy CD's in the States?????

My guess would be that the radio station is WFMU.
"Cheap Thrills", a record store in Montreal, Canada stocks the Trilogy cds
(& they have a mail order service) Their website can be found at
http://www.cam.org/~thrills/

Hope this helps.

Allan.



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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 12:54:22 -0700 (PDT)
From: [e-mail] (Tosh)
Subject: Re: (exotica) Tati - who is F.Barcellini?

>As mentioned before there is an old soundtrack of Tati films, but that
>doesn't help you today unless you find it on a fleamarket in Paris
> anyway. It is called "Extraits des Bandes Originales des Films de
>Jaques


This may have been mentioned already, but there is a cd out on this title.
It is a French release and a friend of mine bought it for me when she was
in Paris.  Also I have seen this cd in Tokyo at the HMV in Shibuya.

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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 15:14:29 -0500 (CDT)
From: Tom McCown <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Greetings from Somewhere Other than Else

>From: "Darcy Boucher" <[e-mail]>
>Subject: (exotica) re: Xmas Music Question

>Okay, here's the problem: Xmas '95 I'm listening to AM radio in the
>early morn, and the DJ put on a modern parody of "Winter Wonderland".
>I've never heard it since, and I have no idea who it's by... Can anyone
>help?

>From the description you gave I think that's "Walking 'Round in Women's
Underwear" by Bob Rivers & Twisted Radio from the CD "I Am Santa Claus" -
the title track is based on Black Sabbath's "Iron Man."  I have a copy
of the CD...I'm not *proud*...

~~~~~~~~~~

>From: Nat Kone <[e-mail]>
>Subject: (exotica) David Carroll and space

>In a few days I'll post the list of FREE MOOG records I was given and why.
>And the records I just bought at the record show here. (Why?  So someone
>else can be jealous for a change.)

It worked.  Free Moog is to die for!

And this is my introductory post, so allow me to introduce myself:  my name
is Tom McCown (aka "Mysterious Mose", "Post-Modern Promiscuous" and "The
Dark Overlord of the Nattering Nabobs Of Negativity" - but you didn't hear
that from me.)  My reason for subbing to this list is quite simply to
learn as much as I can from you all.  I can enjoy most kinds of music
(excluding Rap and most Country Music) and in particular am trying to
hoard as much moog music, '60s psychedelic music, SCARY stuff (am dying
to find a copy of Hans Conried's "Monster Rally!") & etc & so on as I can.
Yadda yadda yadda I've bored you enough. :)  Thanks for letting me play!




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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 16:21:25 -0400
From: Nat Kone <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) Staged for Stereo/80 Drums Around the World Mystery...

At 02:39 AM 4/20/98 PDT, keir keightley wrote:
>
>I've just realized that the two Ultralounge tracks attributed to "80
>Drums Around the World" ("Istanbul" and "It Happened in Monterey"), are
>from the cool Capitol 1961 sampler _Staged for Stereo: Highlights_,
> But get this:  these two tracks are not listed as by 80 Drums around the
World, but by someone like Jack Marshall or Bob Thompson

Okay, I'm out of my depth here but I'm pretty sure I had a Jack Marshall
record once that was in the same (gatefold) Mercury "Perfect Presence"
series that my Quincy Jones "Around the World" record is.
Maybe that's a clue.

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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 16:21:27 -0400
From: Nat Kone <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) Taboo! (Don't worry.  Short.)

At 09:29 AM 4/20/98 -0400, Brian Phillips wrote:
>
>There is a green mask from my childhood.  I grew up listening to an album
>called "Taboo", with no credits readily visible.
>Has anybody:
>
> - have a copy and would like to trade tapes for it?

Unless there's two records with that green mask, I've got it.  It's on
Promenade and it's subtitled "All the excitement and mystery of the jungle
in high fidelity".
"Yow Cow Le" is one of the tracks.
On the other hand, my copy does have liner notes.  As far as a group name,
the liner notes begin: "In the hands - literally "beneath" the hands of the
CAWANDA'S group - the basic drum rhythms have taken on a new substance"
It also says "Cawanda's group" on the record.
Some exotic Kiwanis club?
I actually have this record in my "music for occasional listening" section
as opposed to where I keep the cool covers so I must have enjoyed it.
I'd tape it for you gladly.

Nat




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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 15:38:20 -0500 (CDT)
From: Indulis R Rutks <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) EXOTIC TRILOGY, KBZ200

On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, telstar wrote:

> Rcbrooksod:
>
> > I got my vol. one about a year ago and ordered it thru a radio station
> (in New
> > Jersey???) that also has an exotic music catalog.  For the life of me I
> cannot
> > remember what the call letters are now but I can look it up if needed.
> >
>
> My guess would be that the radio station is WFMU.

I just checked WFMU's website, and found out that they have discontinued
their "Catalog of Curiosities".   :(

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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 17:07:32 +0000
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Re: (exotica) Staged for Stereo/80 Drums Around the World Mystery...

At 02:39 AM 4/20/98 PDT, keir keightly wrote:  these two tracks
>are _not_ listed as by 80 Drums around the World

Bob Thompson's Battery...the best 2 cuts on Staged For Stereo.

Unfortunately, I didn't find a booklet with mine, but the plastic case sure
is neat.

Never seen 80 Drums Around the World on anything but the Ultra Lounge
collections, but then again, I've never seen Dean Elliot's LP.

Byron

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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 21:43:10 EDT
From: Rcbrooksod <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) EXOTIC TRILOGY, KBZ200

In a message dated 98-04-20 16:38:28 EDT, you write:

<< I just checked WFMU's website, and found out that they have discontinued
 their "Catalog of Curiosities".   :( >>

It was WFMU (I remember now -- Ooo, I musta had one too many Mai Tais that
evening when I ordered it).  And now that I think about it, it took about a
month or so to arrive.  Shees  !   !   !

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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 22:18:37 EDT
From: Moe Lawns <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Hotels and additional Dionysus Demolition Derby information

Minor changes to the Demolition Derby schedule:

Satan's Pilgrims will not be appearing on Friday Night.

Friday's doors open at 6:00, bands start at 8:00àwrestling starts at 12:00

Saturday's doors open at 3:00, bands start at 5:00-12:00 midnightà.all 'side
show' action continues till 2:00

Sunday's doors open at 3:00, bands start at 5:00-12:00 midnightàall 'side
show' action continues till 2:00 (including the just-added strip tease from
the girls of The Velvet Hammer).

AREA HOTELS:

BURBANK
 (one city north of Hollywoodà..famous for the NBC Studios, Disney Studios,
Dionysus Records. Reccomended if you have a car with you. Burbank is also one
of the cities in LA county!)

THE SAFARI INN 1911 W. Olive Ave, Burbank [phone]. $69.00 for king or
double.

TRAVELODGE (ask for Mike) 1112 N. Hollywood Way [phone]. $59.00 for two
beds.

(unfortunalty The Bahia has been knocked down)

HOLLYWOOD AREA:

THE FRENCH COTTAGE: 6757 Sunset Blvd., near Highland. [phone]. $35.00
for one bed, $45.00 for two.

TRAVELODGE: 7051 Sunset Blvd., corner of Sunset & LaBrea [phone].
$65.00 for one bed, $75.00 for two.

METROPOLITIAN HOTEL Sunset Blvd by the 101. [phone]. Ask for Rhea Dancy
and tell them you are going to the 'festival.' She didn't give us any prices
yet.

HOLLYWOOD TERRACE: 1921 N. Highland (by the Hollywood Bowl). [phone]
$30.00 for one bed, $45.00 for two.

BEST WESTERN, HOLLYWOOD PLAZA 2011 N. Highland (by The Hollywood Bowl) (213)
651-1800 $89.00 for one bed, $99.00 for two










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Date: Tue, 21 Apr 1998 03:26:01 PDT
From: "keir keightley" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) Staged for Stereo/80 Drums Around the World   Mystery...

>From: [e-mail]
>Bob Thompson's Battery...the best 2 cuts on Staged For Stereo.
>
>Unfortunately, I didn't find a booklet with mine, but the plastic case
sure
>is neat.

The booklet is beautiful - it's only one half the width of the LP, so
you can see half the vinyl in all its naked glory before you buy.  The
booklet is on very good high-cotton paper (like you'd waste on a CV),
with these sets of multi-coloured interlocking rings (like an Olympics
"trademark" rip off).  Inside are descriptions of the various
artists/tracks, with cool diagrams of where the instruments are in the
stereo field.  Hi-fi nerd heaven...

But the question remains - has anyone ever actually seen an "80 Drums
Around the World" LP, or is this some sort of sick Ultralounge inside
joke?

From BossaNovaVille,
Keir


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Date: Tue, 21 Apr 1998 05:16:12 PDT
From: "Brian Cartwright" <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) World Patrol Kids

Folks,
     I'm looking for a CD by a group called the World Patrol Kids and it
includes the song 'Big, Dumb, Greedy'. If any of you know where I can
get it or how to contact the band I would be your lovemonkey forever.
This CD is the silliest enviro rock I have ever heard.

                                  Brian "Nightshade"

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Date: Tue, 21 Apr 1998 10:04:04 -0400
From: Georg Zoche <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) EXOTIC TRILOGY, KBZ200

Robert,

I don't know whether they have a distributor for the US or Canada. I'll ask
Gordon about it.

Nemo


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Date: Tue, 21 Apr 1998 07:34:39 PDT
From: "Brian Cartwright" <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Send me World Patrol Kids! Price debateable!

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Date: Tue, 21 Apr 1998 07:54:50 PDT
From: "Magnus Sandberg" <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Has anyone seen this documentary?

Eric Saks BIOGRAPHY

Oceania: 10 years of lounge, tiki and exotica wanderings
1995 A two hour survey of Patrick Tierney and Eric Saks' personal bulky
tour through Southern California' lounge culture,
featuring interviews with Arthur Lyman, and Martin Denny. Several behind
the scenes views of classic lounges which have
since seen the wrecking ball. The tape also extrapolates the current
vogue in lounge revival. 15 mins., NTSC video

http://www.sirius.com/~sstark/mkr/es2/es2-bio.html


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Date: Tue, 21 Apr 1998 15:41:34 UT
From: [e-mail]
Subject: (exotica) Peter Thomas

Just got the Peter Thomas Futuremusik Scamp release and was wondering how it
compares with the Rampatrouille and Jerry Cotton collections.  Better?  Worse?
Different?  It's all excellent?

Just wondering what the rest holds in store.
Thanks,
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Date: Tue, 21 Apr 1998 19:09:29 +0200
From: Johan Dada Vis <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Awful music/links page: reviews, audio/XRO updates

        Awful music
        -----------

thanx, Lou & Toni, Awful music is indeed at

<http://redwood.northcoast.com/~shojo/Awful/awf.html>

the search engine i tried gave me a wrong URL...

I'm trying to keep my links page up to date and working, which ain't easy.
check it out: <http://bewoner.dma.be/Dada/> it's quite large!

on the same subject:


        calling all webmasters with reviews, audio
        ------------------------------------------

could the owners of websites with reviews or audio fragments of in-print
CDs/LPs please contact me? I'd like to include direct links to their pages
in the next version of The "eXotica Releases Overview".
So please, send me

1) the name of your site
2) its URL
3) a list of the artists: "titles" that are reviewed or have an audio fragment

i'll be first putting these into separate divisions in my links page, and
in my database, and as soon as i get more web space, i'll include them in
the XRO too (which, currently gobbles up half a megabyte!... it all started
with 1 humble page on Vik's welcoming Lounge, and look where it got me
now... i know it isn't exactly the most cool & swingin' web page, but i
think there's a need for such a discography...)



        eXotica Releases Overview updates
        ---------------------------------

The XRO is updated about once every 10 days. those who are subscribed to
"D.E.N." (dada's electronic newsletter) get each update by e-mail. i
haven't posted these updates in the exotica list, becasue they're so
booooooooring (see exemple below), AND becasue they contain lots of
duplicates, i mean, cd's that were mentioned here on the list first; after
all, this list IS one of my sources for the XRO, you see.
If you want to see these updates in the exotica list, let me know.
if you want to receive them by e-mail, just send a "subscribe to D.E.N."
mail to <[e-mail]>
Below is a "purged" list some of the most interesting/promising releases i
came across...

thanx!

        Johan


        ---------------------------------------

        - new (1998) releases & announcements -


* Edmundo Ros: "Rumba Band"
      CD, BMG 62126, UK?, 1998

* Soundtrack: "La Legge Dei Gangsters" [by Piero Umiliani]
      Double LP/CD, Right Tempo ET 914, Italy, To Be Released Soon, 1998


* Soundtrack: "La Morte Accarezza Amezzanotte" [by Gianno Ferrio]
      Double LP/CD, Right Tempo/Easy Tempo ET902, Italy, 1998

* Soundtrack: "Russ Meyer's Original Motion Picture Soundtracks 5"
  (Immortal Mr. Teas/Eve & The Handyman/Wild Gals Of The Naked West)
      CD/LP, Q.D.K. Media, Germany, To Be Released In The Winter, 1998

* Soundtrack: "Russ Meyer's Original Motion Picture Soundtracks 1-5"
      5 CD Box, Q.D.K. Media, Germany, To Be Released, 1998?

* Soundtrack: "The Future Sound Of Lesiman" [by Lesiman]
      CD/Double LP, Right Tempo/Easy Tempo ET 920, To Be Released, 1998

* Soundtrack: "Angeli Bianchi. Angeli Neri" [by Piero Umiliani]
      Double LP/CD, Right Tempo ET 906, Italy, 1998

* Soundtrack: "Camille 2000" [by Piero Piccioni]
      Double LP/CD, Right Tempo ET 905, Italy, 1998

* Soundtrack: "The Wicker Man" [by Magnet/Paul Giovanni]
      CD/LP, Trunk, UK, To Be Released In May, 1998

* Sounds Orchestral: "Sounds Chartbound"  (The Easy Project 7)
      CD, Sequel, UK, To Be Released, 1998

* Various Artists: "A Collector's Guide To Brit-Pop Instrumentals Of The
60s"
      CD, Diamond, UK, To Be Released, 1998

* Various Artists: "Instrumental Obscurities Volume 1"
      CD, Diamond, UK, To Be Released, 1998

* Various Artists: "Instrumental Obscurities Volume 2"
      CD, Diamond, UK, To Be Released, 1998

* Various Artists: "Orchestral Party 2"
      CD/LP,  St-Germain Des Pres 002, France, 1998

* Various Artists: "Authentic Music From Another Planet?"
      CD/LP, Q.D.K. Media 026 , Gremany, To Be Released In June, 1998

* Various Artists: "Betty Page, Private Girl"
      CD/LP, Q.D.K. Media 031, Germany, To Be Released At Christmas, 1998


* Various Artists: "Easy Tempo Volume 6: A Cinematic Jazz Experience"
      CD/Double LP, Right Tempo/Easy Tempo ET912, Italy, To Be Released Soon

* Various Artists: "Electronic Toys Part 2
  (A Retrospective Of 70's Synthesizer Music)"
      CD/LP, Q.D.K. Media 28, Gremany, To Be Released In The Fall, 1998


* Various Artists: "Love, Piece & Poetry 3: Asian Psychedelic Music"
      CD/LP, Q.D.K. Media 029, Germany, To Be Released In September, 1998


* Various Artists: "Love, Piece & Poetry (Latin American Psychedelic
Music)"
      CD/LP, Q.D.K. Media 022, Gremany, 1998

* Various Artists: "Music For Big Dame Hunters"
      CD/LP, Q.D.K. Media 023, Gremany, To Be Released In The Fall, 1998


* Various Artists: "Music For Gracious Living
  (The Best Tracks From All QDK Releases)"
      CD, QDK, Germany, 1998

* Various Artists: "Music To Prevent From UFO Abductions"
      CD/LP, Q.D.K. Media, Gremany, To Be Released In Winter, 1998




          - more or less recent (1997) stuff -


* Jack Arel: "Dance & Mood Music De Jack Arel"
  (Avec Jean Claude Petit & Pierre Dutour, Compiled By The House Of Bamboo)
      Double LP, Virgin 8 44025, UK, 1997

* John Barry: "Themeology"
      CD Set, Columbia 488582, UK, 1997

* Various Artists: "Beyond The Valley Of The Beats.
  Twelve Exciting New Sounds Of Tomorrow"
      LP, Grand Gruyere PP 101, UK, 1997

* Dave Soldier And Komar & Melamid: "The People's Choice Music"
  (The Most Unwanted Song)
      CD, Dia, USA, 1997?




          - old but interesting finds I stumbled on -


* Soundtrack: "Vampiros Lesbos - Released & Unreleased"
  [by Manfred Hubler & Siegfried Schwab]
      12" Single Limited Picture Disc, Crippled Dick Hot Wax, Germany,
1996?

* Gert Wilder & Orchestra: "Schulmadchen - Unreleased Tracks"
      12" Single Limited Picture Disc, Crippled Dick Hot Wax, Germany,
1996?

* Soundtrack: "Eat It / Macchie Solari" [by Ennio Morricone]
      CD, CAM CSE 048, Italy, 199?

* Soundtrack: "The Jazz Sound From Peter Gunn" [by Henry Mancini]
      CD, Fresh Sounds 2009, USA, 199?

* Soundtrack: "Von Ryan's Express (suite)/Our Man Flint/In Like Flint"
  [by Jerry Goldsmith]
      CD, Tsunami TCI 0602, Germany, 1994

* Various Artists: "Da Film Erotici Il Piacere Della Musica
                    (From Erotic Films The Pleasure Of Music)"
      CD, CAM CVS 014, Italy, 1994

* Sarah Vaughan: "Songs Of The Beatles"
      CD, Atlantic? ATL 16037, USA, 199?




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