Do you remember the summer? It happened one weekend in July , a few days after buying my summer titfer in fact. Ho Hum.
At the time this homemade mix of latiny loose grooves soundtracked those handful of sunny evenings. When the heat disappeared, so did this mix. But it's back again - for one week while I'm off - and then its gawn for good (the mix that is not the sun).
There's also a shiny new companion piece 'Lazy Sunday' on the other side if you fancy collecting the set.
See you in seven days(ish)
*offline*'Summer Sounds Like This'*offline*
Variety Lab - London In The Rain
Big Muff – My Funny Valentine
Physics – Leaving Monte Carlo
Scubba (featuring Moana) - Fool To Cry
Rouge Rouge – L'amour
Ohm G & Bruno – One
Grandadbob - Hide Me (Al Usher Dance Mix)
The Streamers – Zwing Ting
311 Porter - Surround Me With Your Love (Mental Overdrive Mix)
Stigmato Inc. - Reality Check
Nouvelle Vague – Ever Fallen In Love
Patricia Marx and 4 Hero – Menino
Ralph Myerz and the Jack Herren Band – L.I.P.S.T.I.C.K
Ralph Myerz & The Jack Herren Band - Think Twice
Parov Stelar - Kiss Me Twice
Nouvelle Vague – Dancing With Myself
Pink Martini - Sympathique
Sunflower photo by Chocolate Girl 64
Friday, August 22, 2008
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Day Tripper Tips
Well I'm here for a week, then off again next week - but, with no particular place to go. I'm hoping to manage a few trots out but seem to have run out of puff for places to visit - possibles on the itinerary are....
Knowle Park - done the park, but not the house.
Winchelsea Beach - always worth finding this hideaway nugget.
So any hints, tips and suggestions for sights to see and venues to visit around the south and south east would be welcome.
I won't be hoofing any further north than Suffolk, further south than Sussex or more westerly than perhaps Chelsea way.
Day tripping on previous 'at home' holidays has included outings to .....
Kenwood House, Hampstead and Highgate cemetry all doable as a day trip.
Chislelhurst Caves - chilling. Terrifying. Never again.
Aldburgh - it's got the the best chippie in Britain.
'Day Tripper' from The Beatles cartoon series
Sergio Mendes remake/remodel of 'Day Tripper'
Knowle Park - done the park, but not the house.
Winchelsea Beach - always worth finding this hideaway nugget.
So any hints, tips and suggestions for sights to see and venues to visit around the south and south east would be welcome.
I won't be hoofing any further north than Suffolk, further south than Sussex or more westerly than perhaps Chelsea way.
Day tripping on previous 'at home' holidays has included outings to .....
Kenwood House, Hampstead and Highgate cemetry all doable as a day trip.
Chislelhurst Caves - chilling. Terrifying. Never again.
Aldburgh - it's got the the best chippie in Britain.
'Day Tripper' from The Beatles cartoon series
Sergio Mendes remake/remodel of 'Day Tripper'
Friday, August 8, 2008
Stress Down Friday - Fresh Ayers
Well I'm off to the country for a week then, and Kevin Ayers always hits the spot when stretching out in the Cotswold's green and spacey acres.
Kevin Ayers - 'Cold Shoulder'
'Cold Shoulder' is taken from his 2007 album 'Unfairground' - which is a holiday perma-play and just as full and fruity as any of Kev's vintage lazy summer shufflers like 'Shouting In A Bucket Blues', Stranger In Blue Suede Shoes' and...
'May I'
Kevin Ayers - 'Cold Shoulder'
'Cold Shoulder' is taken from his 2007 album 'Unfairground' - which is a holiday perma-play and just as full and fruity as any of Kev's vintage lazy summer shufflers like 'Shouting In A Bucket Blues', Stranger In Blue Suede Shoes' and...
'May I'
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Polite Riot
I had a very similar zip up to matey's on the right, but in cream with black and red stripes - made by Lord Anthony, also a blue 'velvet look' one with a red "27" on the front, from M & S...
If disco or dayglo weren't your thing - and a quick scan of the chart rundown for week ending 6th August '77 shows for most record buyers they weren't - a diet of light bites and polite pop was the alternative, so how about a handful of songs from the softer side of '77, including a couple of nuggets from the mighty 'Disco fever' ...
Meri Wilson 'Telephone Man'
Meri updated 'Telephone Man' to 'Internet Man' in 1999.
Mike Nesmith 'Rio'
There's a video for 'Rio' too.
Joy Sarney - 'Naughty Naughty Naughty'
Stick with this this clip as The Jacksons make a TOTP appearance once Joy wraps up - she's a sunny Southender you know, one of my mates was a neighbour of Joy's. (And her intonation on "Oh no you don't" still gives me little ripples.)
If you fancy filling your vintage boots with more sounds of the seventies this is a retro belter
If disco or dayglo weren't your thing - and a quick scan of the chart rundown for week ending 6th August '77 shows for most record buyers they weren't - a diet of light bites and polite pop was the alternative, so how about a handful of songs from the softer side of '77, including a couple of nuggets from the mighty 'Disco fever' ...
Meri Wilson 'Telephone Man'
Meri updated 'Telephone Man' to 'Internet Man' in 1999.
Mike Nesmith 'Rio'
There's a video for 'Rio' too.
Joy Sarney - 'Naughty Naughty Naughty'
Stick with this this clip as The Jacksons make a TOTP appearance once Joy wraps up - she's a sunny Southender you know, one of my mates was a neighbour of Joy's. (And her intonation on "Oh no you don't" still gives me little ripples.)
If you fancy filling your vintage boots with more sounds of the seventies this is a retro belter
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