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A later pic from the “pleather & porn-stache” days:
Eddie Baxter
“The Tasty Touch”
Rendezvous # M-1308
“The album title is an expression borrowed from KPOL’s ‘Man About Midnight’, Mark Dunhill. He has often used the phrase to describe Eddie’s records and you are sure to agree that the Baxter touch is ‘THE TASTY TOUCH’”
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Skip DeVol
“Ultrabanjo”
cover art: Pat Lazelle-Sweeney
1978, Artco records #70-1156
“A Message to Disbelievers: The Speeds of Certain Tunes On This Album Are The Speeds They Are Actually Played”
Check out Skip doing the Star Wars theme:
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PY
“CABOOM presents a Saturday Night With PY”
Clark Air Force Base Officers Club
Victor Japan #SPEC-007
From the liner notes: “That’s what you’ll find in this album; many memories of pleasant and relaxed evenings you spent at CABOOM, listening and dancing to “PY ” and his band. There are many clubs in the Air Force, all offering their own brand of entertainment. Very few however can offer oustanding quality of music available to Clark Air Base Officers Open Mess members and their guests. The reason….. Pacifico Young and his 17-piece “Big Band” sound, including those forever delightful vocalists, Connie Lopez and Cil Castro. These three headliners are the best to be found anywhere.
A word about the music on this album….. It combines that infectious local rhythm with a true American sound. The songs ring of happiness, sadness, and vivaciousness. Most of all they ring of the unique “PY” styling that will once again bring you back to the CABOOM. Who can forget “Yellow Bird” or “The Cure” as Connie and Cil do it. “On Top Of Old Angeles” will sound a familiar cord [sic] to those who will dare to remember.”
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T. L. Osborn
“The Demon Possessed Boy”
Osborn Foundation #R33-HT
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Just Us 2
(Phyllis & Bryan Barnes)
s/t
Lost Creek # 74-7
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Just Us 2
“Live”
Lost Creek # JU2
“RECORDED LIVE AT THE LAPIROGUE LOUNGE, THIBODAUX, LA & STEAK & ALE, HOUSTON TX”
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Bob Curlee & Ken Flowers
“Jonah & the Whale”
1970, Jonah Records
“JONAH AND THE WHALE washed up on the Panama City Beach in June of 1970 — and another miracle took place. Armed with nothing but faith and a guitar — the cast set up a stage across from the Miracle Strip Amusement Park and presented the happy-go-lucky musical five nights a week.”
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