It's Sunday. Time for a deep bosom diving with Wayne. (Wayne Pereira, prononced PAY-rarer) Deep Bosom Woman From "At Last!" the only known full-length album by Wayne See Pereira (b. 1949). Pereira was a stand up comedian/musician hobo who was seen in the Morgantown WV area during the late 90s and early 2000s, selling homemade books and performing at open mics. He worked at the WVU library, where a collection of his work including audio cassettes, VHS tapes, photos & writings are currently held. He has a significant limp which was a result of brain injury after getting in a car accident ..read more

Curley McDimple & Jimmy (Bayn Johnson & Paul Cahill)  I've Got A Little Secret 1968 Before joining the cast of the Electric Company, Bayn Johnson starred off-Broadway in Curley McDimple, a "Musical Valentine to the Thirties."  Curley McDimple was part satire/part tribute to Shirley Temple movies, It is the earnest contention of Robert Dahdah, who conceived Curley, wrote its music and lyrics, co-authored the book and then produced and directed it, that producers have forgotten the man who just wants clean, cheerful, lovable entertainmenet. Dahdah numbers himself amo ..read more

Norman Juliano and The Realistics  Rosa Lee N. Juliano, J. Martin Phantom Music BMI A Peg & James Production Pegames Records 1964 Norman Anthony Juliano (1943-2022) passed away peacefully on March 24, 2022 in Canton, Georgia after a long battle with dementia.  Many remember Norman through his Homewood and Pelham Italian restaurants, Juliano’s.  With a strong love for people and his Sicilian heritage, you would find him working feverishly, along with his family, serving up incredible pizzas and Italian favorites. But mostly, he will be remembered for his music.  A ..read more

  The Mask Zoom, Zoom, Zoom (Writers proceeds donated to The Hall Of Fame) Pub. Gatto Music It'll Do Records 1500 After an in-depth research, I think I can named the man that hides behind the mask. Several clues were helpful, but the most convincing is the comparison between the picture found on the record front sleeve [see 45cat] and the picture of Harold Streibich, a music attorney from Memphis,Tennessee, who also happens to be the founder (or co-founder) of Il Gatto Music the publisher of Zoom, Zoom, Zoom.  Same facial morphology, prominent cheekbones, thick chin and neck ..read more

Joan Gardner Learning To Rock (Gardner, Mitchell & Halpern) Hollywood Recording Guild 1024 1956   Joan Gardner (1928-1992) Joan Gardner was an American voice specialist. Screenwriter, songwriter, actress, author and composer, educated at Los Angeles Community College. She began working in films in 1946, worked in television for seven years, and later joined the UPA studios. Joining ASCAP in 1964, her chief musical collaborators included Adelaide Halpern (her mother), and her popular-song compositions included "Learnin' to Rock", "Spelling Rock 'n Roll", "Good Ship Ro ..read more

  Dragnet For Jesus 26 tracks from Sister Wynona Carr, one of my favorite singers, recorded for Specialty Records between 1949 and 1954 (mostly unissued). Detaills can be found here : https://www.45worlds.com/cdalbum/cd/cdchd411 (incl. booklet) or here : https://www.discogs.com/fr/release/3120305-Sister-Wynona-Carr-Dragnet-For-Jesus (for sessions info). Useful info on Wynona Carr at Buckeye Beat: Wynona Carr seems to be almost completely forgotten in the discussions of Cleveland music history. There's not even any mentions of her in the Plain Dealer or the Call and Post after the late ..read more

  Hard Egg's Night From the album 50,000,000 Feathers Can't Be Wrong, Clucking The Classics with Chester Chicken (Happy Puppy Records) Full album available here Produced by Lee Rosevere, experimental/electronic/ambient prolific musician from Canada. See discogs for more info.   ..read more

  ♬ I picked up my shovel and I walked to the mine ♬ ♬ I loaded 16 tons of mp3 ♬ ♬ You load 16 tons, what do you get? ♬ I get Jailbird by Outta Sink, a brother/sister band. No details unfortunately. Perhaps from 1999. Happy.   ..read more

  River Witch LP, cover   Cincinnati Joe and Mad Lydia Love Spider I’m a love spider baby  forty fingers on my hands Forty ways of makin you feel good... This song, written by Mad Lydia, is from their album released on their own label, River Witch late in 1971. "Cincinnati Joe, Mad Lydia."  They were, at the time, regulars at Mahogany Hall, in suburban Mount Adams, catering * the soul-rock-jazz clientele. Cincinnati Joe (Joe Spaulding) and Mad Lydia (Lydia Wood) were a couple in music and life. Known previously as the Spaulding Wood Affair, they were signed to ..read more

  Julia Bates Thinking Girl wr. Bill Huskey Jakebil Records 102 1969 Julia Bates was the second wife of the owner of Jakebil Records, Bill Huskey.  Bill Huskey (1932-2021), country music songwriter, performer and record label owner. wrote songs and recorded in Nashville and Memphis, notably at Sun Studios and in association with Quinton Claunch. Founded Jakebil Records in Newport, Arkansas and continued the venture when he moved with his family to California in 1969. He recorded and released the earliest records by his daughter, Kenni Huskey, who was discovered by Buck Owens as a t ..read more