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| Re: RIP.one of my old bandmates [message #72957 is a reply to message #72953] |
Sat, 23 September 2006 15:53   |
steve the artguy
Messages: 308
Registered: June 2005
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DJ-
sorry to hear about this. It's frightening when we check obits for folks
our age or younger, too...!
Speaking of Unknown Beatles songs (or little known)
This is from Wikipedia:
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* Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas — I'll Be On My Way, Bad To Me/I Call
Your Name, I'll Keep You Satisfied (1963); From A Window (1964);
* Tommy Quickly — Tip Of My Tongue (1963)
* The Fourmost — Hello Little Girl, I'm In Love (1963)
* Cilla Black — Love Of The Loved (1963); It's For You (1964); Step Inside
Love (1968)
* Rolling Stones — I Wanna Be Your Man (1963)
* The Strangers with Mike Shannon — One And One Is Two (1964)
* Peter & Gordon — Nobody I Know, A World Without Love, I Don't Want
To See You Again (1964)
* The Applejacks — Like Dreamers Do (1964)
* P.J. Proby — That Means A Lot (1965)
* Mary Hopkin — Goodbye (1969)
In addition, McCartney wrote songs under his own name for other artists prior
to the Beatles' split; notably Badfinger's 1969 hit Come and Get It. He also
penned the song Woman (1966) for Peter & Gordon under the pseudonym Bernard
Webb, to see if the song would gain success without his reputation. It did.
_____________________________________________________
I remember several of these. Good tunes.
-steve
"Gary Flanigan" <gary)_flanigan@ce9.uscourts.gov> wrote:
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>"DJ" <notachance@net.net> wrote:
>>I wish I had the 45 of It's For You. It was written by Lennon and
>>McCartney, as was the flip side which was a song called Man In the
>>Lighthouse, also by Lennon and McCartney.
>
>DJ, I am a big L&M fan (who isn't?) but have never heard of these songs.
> Is there any way to purchase a copy, even if only an MP3?
>
>Thanks
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| Re: RIP.one of my old bandmates-AND I LOST ONE TOO!! [message #72984 is a reply to message #72945] |
Sun, 24 September 2006 06:15 |
Kateeba
Messages: 76
Registered: August 2005
Location: Hamden, Connecticut
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DJ.......Very sorry to hear of your loss. He seemed amazing!
I too, lost a bandmate, and dear friend, and the audiio industry lost out
on on a High Fidelity advocate!
Dean Roumanis worked at Krell manufactuing, running the whole operations
of the company. He was the COO and part owner. Krell, of course, makes
high end high fidelity components.
He also had a duo wherre he played bass with a guitar player and they did
some innovative, creative music.
He also played piano and keys with me. You can actually see and hear him
playing at my concert, since I put up a clip of one of the pieces on my site.
Here is an obituary for him at Sterophile magazine:
http://www.stereophile.com/news/080706roumanis/
and here is the link to the video and his brief music bio with some pictures.
He was ONLY 52 and full of life!!! Very sad indeed!
http://www.enchantedvibrations.com/concertpage.html
Lou Guarino
Louis Guarino Jr.
www.enchantedvibrations.net
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| Re: RIP.one of my old bandmates [message #72987 is a reply to message #72957] |
Sun, 24 September 2006 06:51 |
chucduffy
Messages: 3
Registered: September 2006
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The bit from the ruttles where Jagger riffs on the ruttles always trying to
sell them a song is priceless.
Chuck
"steve the artguy" <artguy@lugubriosity.org> wrote:
>
>DJ-
>
>sorry to hear about this. It's frightening when we check obits for folks
>our age or younger, too...!
>
>Speaking of Unknown Beatles songs (or little known)
>
>This is from Wikipedia:
>________________________________
> * Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas — I'll Be On My Way, Bad To Me/I Call
>Your Name, I'll Keep You Satisfied (1963); From A Window (1964);
> * Tommy Quickly — Tip Of My Tongue (1963)
> * The Fourmost — Hello Little Girl, I'm In Love (1963)
> * Cilla Black — Love Of The Loved (1963); It's For You (1964); Step
Inside
>Love (1968)
> * Rolling Stones — I Wanna Be Your Man (1963)
> * The Strangers with Mike Shannon — One And One Is Two (1964)
> * Peter & Gordon — Nobody I Know, A World Without Love, I Don't Want
>To See You Again (1964)
> * The Applejacks — Like Dreamers Do (1964)
> * P.J. Proby — That Means A Lot (1965)
> * Mary Hopkin — Goodbye (1969)
>
>In addition, McCartney wrote songs under his own name for other artists
prior
>to the Beatles' split; notably Badfinger's 1969 hit Come and Get It. He
also
>penned the song Woman (1966) for Peter & Gordon under the pseudonym Bernard
>Webb, to see if the song would gain success without his reputation. It did.
>_____________________________________________________
>
>
>I remember several of these. Good tunes.
>
>-steve
>
>
>"Gary Flanigan" <gary)_flanigan@ce9.uscourts.gov> wrote:
>>
>>"DJ" <notachance@net.net> wrote:
>>>I wish I had the 45 of It's For You. It was written by Lennon and
>>>McCartney, as was the flip side which was a song called Man In the
>>>Lighthouse, also by Lennon and McCartney.
>>
>>DJ, I am a big L&M fan (who isn't?) but have never heard of these songs.
>> Is there any way to purchase a copy, even if only an MP3?
>>
>>Thanks
>
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| Re: RIP.one of my old bandmates-AND I LOST ONE TOO!! [message #72995 is a reply to message #72984] |
Sun, 24 September 2006 08:29 |
animix
Messages: 356
Registered: September 2006
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Lou,
I'm very sorry to hear this. The obituary was very interesting and humorous
at the end. :)
Did he design that amazing power amp they are marketing now that adjusts
voltage to signal level (zero distortion)?
Deej
"Louis Guarino Jr." <kateeba@snet.net> wrote in message
news:451684ff$1@linux...
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> DJ.......Very sorry to hear of your loss. He seemed amazing!
>
> I too, lost a bandmate, and dear friend, and the audiio industry lost out
> on on a High Fidelity advocate!
>
> Dean Roumanis worked at Krell manufactuing, running the whole operations
> of the company. He was the COO and part owner. Krell, of course, makes
> high end high fidelity components.
>
> He also had a duo wherre he played bass with a guitar player and they did
> some innovative, creative music.
>
> He also played piano and keys with me. You can actually see and hear him
> playing at my concert, since I put up a clip of one of the pieces on my
site.
>
>
> Here is an obituary for him at Sterophile magazine:
>
> http://www.stereophile.com/news/080706roumanis/
>
> and here is the link to the video and his brief music bio with some
pictures.
> He was ONLY 52 and full of life!!! Very sad indeed!
>
> http://www.enchantedvibrations.com/concertpage.html
>
> Lou Guarino
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