Craplister

As The post of Kojaks version of You've lost that loving feelin' was so popular (i actually had people e-mail me for a MP3 copy!!!)

I thought i would post another Telly Savalas Classic.

I actually think this one better because he sings more.........when i say sing...

Vic Ropejump McEnroe

Tribute to John McEnroe made at the height of his Career It seems like anyone could release a record in the 80`s

Singing Sheep Baa baa black sheep

Produced by Jeff Mutton, the B.Side is Flock around the clock

Stick with it because it goes into the 1812 Overture towards the end.

Single Covers 3

Sampler

Sorry i haven't forgotten about this blog, i have just been busy elsewhere
i am also experimenting with new ideas for here, and expanding it to other crap.
However for now a few experiments coming up with my u-tube channel
there is nothing new on this post but if you are a new visitor it will give you a sample of what is listed below....Enjoy!

Telly Savalas You've lost that lovin' feelin'

Who loves ya Baby !

Tommy Spanos Show A Taste of Honey

Jack Palance A little Bitty tear

Ambassador Quartet Daddy sang bass

Hylda Baker & Arthur Mullard You're the one that i want

Radio Jingles

Radio Jingles have changed quite a lot over the years, nowadays all you get is the station indent repeated over and over by voices that range from a Barry White sound alike to a small choir boy on helium.

But in the 60`s and seventies you got an American Barber shop quartet singing the introduction to the weather report in what now sounds quite kitsch.

I have no idea where this record came from (honest) or why I have it in my collection, but these classic jingles crack me up.

They remind me of Radio One, Radio Caroline, Radio Luxembourg, and many other 60`s and 70`s radio stations of this era
Favourite of the bunch “Drive carefully, ‘cause we love you”
Bring back jingles like this, that’s what I say, they jolt as many memories as the records played between them.

Not really crap