Podcasts about sundazed

Starting with the salutary opening voice over: “The Sir Douglas Quintet is back, we'd like to thank all our beautiful friends all over the country and all the beautiful vibrations, we love you…” - this Tex-Mex, flower-power rave up let's you know that you're in for a groovy ride. Doug Sahm's Tejana inflected combo from the borderlands broke up after their weed bust, and he relocated to the Bay Area where his head was turned around by the Hippies up there. Inspired by what he was experiencing, he re-recruited 3 of his original compatriots, including his childhood friend, the sizzling Vox organist, Augie Myers, and they produced this powerful tribute to the Northern California scene. I didn't know much about this group, and what I did know was fabricated. They were dubbed The Sir Douglas Quintet by their record producer in order to capitalize on the British Invasion juggernaut that was happening in '65, and their first single, She's About a Mover struck gold. That's all I knew until I heard this anthem with its indelible organ riff, and then my radar was properly installed. Years later, when Sundazed released The Mono Singles '68-'72 I immediately bought it and it overstimulated my CD player. What a collection! Every cut is a gem.The one time child prodigy who appeared with Hank Williams at the age of 12, before the Hillbilly Shakespeare met his untimely fate, also died too young. Doug Sahm was only 58 when he passed, but he left behind a trove of unforgettable music.

I was bopping along in an Indianapolis record store when "I, Who Have Nothing" by Howard "Youngblood" Bomar caught my attention. I loved it and wanted to understand how I'd missed such a talented artist! I reached out to the label, Sundazed Music, about doing an episode on Howard and Jay Millar got back to me with a whole range of possible artists to discuss alongside Howard. A common theme quickly emerged: the importance of identity in music - who gets to be famous, how much of themselves do they share, and how can we tell their stories respectfully! Put together a Spotify playlist so you can check out some of the music. If you want an Apple Music playlist feel free to donate @tcbrpod on Venmo. Check out Sundazed for latest releases: https://sundazed.com/  Follow Rhian on the internet: https://twitter.com/RhiansHope https://www.instagram.com/rhianshope/  Follow TCBR on the internet: https://www.instagram.com/tcbrpod/ https://www.tiktok.com/@tcbrpod https://substack.com/@tcbrpod  Support the show: @tcbrpod on Venmo!  

Singles Going Around- Back To Mono Volume ThreeThis episode of the podcast is Volume 3 of Back To Mono! All selections from mono records, recorded and transferred in mono. Play Loud!The Monkees- "Theme From The Monkees" (COM-101)The Beach Boys- "California Girls" (T 2354)The Rolling Stones- "Can I Get A Witness" (LK 4605)Wilson Pickett- "In The Midnight Hour" (ATL 8129)The Beatles- "Drive My Car" (T 2553)The International Submarine Band- "Blue Eyes" (Sundazed 5530)The Byrds- "I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better" (CL 2372)The Louvin Brothers- "Satan Is Real" (LITA 073)13th Floor Elevators- "She Lives (In a Time Of Her Own) (Charly 112L)Chuck Berry- "Roll Over Beethoven" (Chess 5565)The Yardbirds- "Over Under Sideways" (LN 24246)Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels- "Oo Papa Doo" (NV 2002)Pink Floyd- "Let There Be More Light" (PFRLP 29)Cream- "Sweet Wine" (ATCO 33-206)Booker T & The MG's- "Slim Jenkins Joint" (Stax 717)Dave Clark Five- "Do You Love Me" (LN 24185)Sonny & Cher- "The Letter" (ATCO 33 177)Solomon Burke- "Stupidity" (ATL 8085)The Monkees- "I'm Not Your Stepping Stone" (COM 102)The Beatles- "You Can't Do That" (T 2080)The Rolling Stones- "Let's Spend The Night Together" (LL 3499)*All selections from records listed.

It's a special edition of OMN's Coffeeshop Conversations this time. At the other end of the Skype box is Jack Heyrman, an ex-label owner and producer and an old friend of mine. His label was called Clean Cuts and it is most famous for Dr. John's first solo album called Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack, recorded in1981. Jack also produced the follow-up The Brightest Smile In Town which was also solo. The two remain the only studio-recorded solo albums of Dr. John's career. The Sundazed label is re-releasing the first one In August. Jack is with me to tell the story of how it happened. Welcome Jack Heyrman.

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**Disclaimer: This episode is a tad explicit and meant for slight entertainment!** There's a difference between soul food and Cajun food. We are talkin two different cultures. I DO NOT OWN ANY RIGHTS TO THE MUSIC! Thank you for supporting our podcast by sharing and/or buying a latte! I speak blessing over your life and may you receive it tenfold from a pot of gold!! https://linktr.ee/HiddenGem20 & Instagram @thesacred.gem! Interested in a topic being discussed? Send us an email at thoughtsof.ahiddengem@gmail.com / Interested I'm being a guest and/or promote your small business/art/music complete our guest appearance form in our linktr.ee link! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Alt rockers Sundaze debut their new song and take us on a musical odyssey through their influences.

Episode 55 with Kurt Heasley! Front man and the mind behind Lilys! I had a blast prepping for this episode. His classic 1999 album, "The 3 Way", was never released on vinyl and thanks to reissue label, Sundazed. They've already sold out which is a bummer because I wanted a copy but I'll keep you posted if they print more copies! Buy my new album "Mid-Century Modern Romance" on vinyl: https://www.bornlosersrecords.com/product/dante-elephante-mid-century-modern-romance-transparent-blue-vinyl MERCH: https://www.hellomerch.com/collections/dante-elephante Thanks for listening to the Dante Elephante Podcast. If you want to support the band go to www.danteelephante.com for merch and tour dates. Visit our Patreon and become a member to get exclusive podcast content, an all vinyl monthly DJ mix and more! Find Dante Elephante: www.danteelephante.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DanteElephante/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Dante_Elephante Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danteelephante Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3RdlkFPALHduIIZSinXgJZ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/danteelephante

# Track Title Artist 1 Shine On - Skye 'n' Sugarstarr Remix Degrees Of Motion 2 Same Man (Original Mix) DJ Delicious, Till West 3 E Samba (Junior Jack Original Club Mix) Junior Jack 4 It Just Won't Do (Club Mix) Tim Deluxe Feat. Sam Obernik 5 Lost In Ibiza - Original Mix Hoxton Whores 6 Put Your Hands Up feat. Manuela - Club Mix Andrea T. Mendoza 7 Destination Calabria feat. Crystal Waters (Extended Mix) Alex Gaudino 8 Mea Culpa - Original Mix James Harcourt 9 Running To The Beat - Original Mix Soydan 10 Street Price - Original Mix Pearn, Bridges 11 Drum Honey - Trophy Twins Mix Deep Groove 12 C'est La Vie - Fedde Vs. Martin Club Mix Martin Solveig 13 Sweetness - Vocal Disco Darlings 14 Rocker (Eric Prydz Remix) Alter Ego 15 Sorry - Dirty South Mix Kaskade 16 Hear What I Say - Original Mix Hooked 17 Rakfunk - Original Mix Pryda 18 Switch (Original Mix) Beckers 19 Love Sensation (Eddie Thoneick's Sensation Mix) Kurd Maverick, Eddie Thoneick 20 Man With The Red Face - Original Club Mix Mark Knight, Funkagenda 21 Discopolis 2.0 (Original Rework) Lifelike, Kris Menace

Hello Friends! Shockingly, we made it to Episode 40, and boy do we have some treats lined up for you today. Inspired by my album pick for this week, we venture into the softer side of the 60s, with classic hits and rare mono mixes from the likes of Chris Montez, The Rolling Stones, The Ronettes, The Kinks, The Sunrays, The Bee Gees, Glen Campbell, Nancy Sinatra, and of course our album artist of the week, Nilsson. We'll be taking 3 cuts from his Aerial Ballet album today, specifically from the glorious Sundazed cut of the mono mix, while also highlighting a delightful cut from the Analogue Productions master of The Beach Boys Today!, a phenomenal LP I recently acquired that completely blew my mind for sound quality. But that's enough with the chit chat, let's get down to business!  Happy Listening, Freddie  backtomonoradio@gmail.com  

The episode you basic bitches have been waiting for, the Sun! The sun rules so much in astrology, and if you ask your local newspaper/co--star user, it might be the ONLY sign that even matters! Tyler and Tre also dive into Leo, the sign ruled by the sun and talk about those stupid bitches who claim to be a "cusp". Don't forget to rate us 5 stars on itunes, send in your questions, and follow us on instagram & Twitter Insta: @mercury_in_gatorade_podcast Twitter: @MercInGatorade @tpopoli @tylerdoyle36 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tyler-doyle/support

This week Jesse and Greg sit with Kim and Chelsea, the smallest Biggfoot. They talk Lemuel Smith, and remote viewing. Break Music is Sundazed by Will Monahan

This Episode, Jesse and Greg discuss Marie Hilley with Mama Chey and Clayton. Mama Chey brings us a story of a terrible murder, and Greg chimes in with some stuff too. The The for the Episode was Provided by He Who Seeks Vengeance made special for us. Thanks Guys! The break music was Sundazed by Will Monahan. Check both out on Spotify and more!

Hey folks, it's time for a brand new Random Old Records Podcast! EPISODE #73 starts out punk rock, ends up pop, and takes a lot of wild detours in between. The original playlist for this one was over four hours, and it took a lot of work to get it down to 59 minutes and 37 seconds. Let's dive in!The punk rock comes from classic tracks by Pansy Division and Sado-Nation and newer jams by BB And The Blips and Negative Scanner. The pop goes all the way back to the Everly Brothers and forward to some brand new Swervedriver, and there's a nice gooey middle with hooky goodness from Colleen Green, The Beths, The Bombpops, and many, many more. In between all the heat, you'll hear excerpts from the classic 60s head movie The Committee, starring Paul Jones of Manfred Mann! Check it out, and I hope y'all dig it!!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via iTunes, Google Play, or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! More classic episodes from the past ten years are being added to the feed as well, so check those out as well. You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the new episode below. Watch this space next month for the another episode of Random Old Records. As always, thanks for listening!Random Old Records Podcast #73Released 03/27/19DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. Pansy Division - "I Can't Sleep"(Pile Up, Lookout 1995)2. Pure Hell - "I Feel Bad"(Noise Addiction, Cherry Red 2016)3. Bad Sports - "Comes Close"(Constant Stimulation, Dirtnap 2018)4. Negative Scanner - "Nose Picker"(Nose Picker, Trouble In Mind 2018)5. Sado-Nation - "Messed Up Mixed Up"(We're Not Equal, Brainstem 1983)6. Dasher - "Resume" (Sodium, Jagjauwar 2017)7. BB And The Blips - "Shame Job"(Shame Job, Thrilling Living 2018)--The Committee, Part 1!8. Ethers - "Empty Hours"(Ethers, Trouble In Mind 2018)9. Eric's Trip - "Follow"(Love Tara, Sub Pop 1993)10. Smokescreens - "Jolly Jane"(Used To Yesterday, Slumberland 2018)11. Colleen Green - "Heavy Shit"(Sock It To Me, Hardly Art 2013)12. The Beths - "Future Me Hates Me"(Future Me Hates Me, Carpark 2018)--The Committee, Part 2!13. The Bombpops - "Be Sweet"(Fear Of Missing Out, Fat Wreck Chords 2017)14. Cheatahs - "Get Tight"(Cheatahs, Wichita 2014)15. Swervedriver - "Drone Lover"(Future Ruins, Dangerbird 2019)16. Kevin Krauter - "Suddenly"(Toss Up, Bayonet 2018)--The Committee, Part 3!17. Split Decision Band - "Say Woman"(Split Decision Band, Now-Again 2017)18. Roger Tillison - "Nobody's Lover"(Ain't It Hard! Garage And Psych From Viva Records, Sundazed 2007)19. The Everly Brothers - "Mary Jane"(The Everly Brothers Sing, Warner Bros. 1967)20. The Chicago Loop - "This Must Be The Place"(Fading Yellow Vol. 3, Flower Machine 2002)21. The Razor's Edge - Don't Let Me Catch You In His Arms(My World Of Make Believe, Teensville 2018)22. Ronnie Bird - "Sad Soul" (Salut Les Copains, Mercury 2015)

show#706 08.26.17 A Slew of New Tunes, Most from New Bands 1. Al Basile - Not Today from Quiet Money 2017 Sweetspot Records (5:24) 2. A.J. & the Rockin' Trio - Moonshine Blues from Rockin' The Blues 2017 Rhythm Bomb Records (3:23) 3. Lew Jetton - Sold Us Out from Palestine Blues 2017 Coffee Street Records (3:44) 4. Mike Penny & his Moonshiners - Creep from Rock Me Daddy-O 2017 Rhythm Bomb Records (3:29) 5. Savoy Brown - Thunder, Lightning And Rain from Witchy Feelin' 2017 Ruf (7:56) 6. Cuban Heels - Gritbag from Gritbag 2011 Cool Buzz (2:38) 7. Aynsley Lister - What's It All About from Equilibrium 2009 Manhaton (6:00) 8. Mike & The Mellotones - Just A Dream from 1 +1 = 3 2012 Elektrograph (4:15) 9. Bill Perry - Can't Afford to Die from Don't Know Nothin' About Love 2006 Dixiefrog/Blind Pig (4:57) 10. Keb' Mo' - Wake Up Everybody from Peace...Back by Popular Demand 2004 Okeh (4:07) 11. Mrs. R&B and the $oulshakers - Don't Touch Me from The Two Tones Tracks 2017 Catty Town Records (6:00) 12. The Wildcat OHalloran Band - Buy A Dog from Hot Pulldown 2017 Dove Nest Records (3:46) 13. Dudley Taft - Pistols at Ten Paces from Summer Rain 2017 American Blues Artists Group (4:16) 14. Dusty Dave & The Heart Attacks - Champion Of The Blues from One Beer Left 2017 Rhythm Bomb Records (4:35) 15. Shemekia Copeland - Broken World from Never Going Back 2009 Telarc Blues (3:41) 16. Steve Baker & Chris Jones - Fast Food Restaurant Blues from Slow Roll 1995 Acoustic Music (3:31) 17. Blues Company - 747 from Two Nights Only 2001 In-Akustik (5:50) 18. Curtis Jones - Alley Bound Blues from In London 1964 Decca / Beat Goes On (3:58) 19. Rory Gallagher - Race the Breeze from Blueprint 1973 Polydor (6:54) 20. Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown - Dollar Got The Blues from Alright Again! 1987 Rounder Records (4:38) 21. Black Patti - Good Bye Little Baby from Red Tape 2017 Rhythm Bomb Records (3:13) 22. Mississippi John Hurt - Casey Jones from Avalon Blues 1963 Rounder Records (3:47) 23. GUY BERGERON & CHRISTELLE COTNAM - Car Ride from Car Ride 2017 Boghei Records (2:52) 24. Moby Grape - Omaha from Moby Grape 1967 Sundazed (2:25)

THE VELVET UNDERGROUND. CANDY SAYS – 4:05The Velvet Underground, MGM, 1969 THALIA ZEDEK BAND. YOU'RE A BIG GIRL NOW – 4:50You're A Big Girl Now, Acuarela, 2003 BOB DYLAN. IF YOU SEE HER, SAY HELLO – 4:45Blood On The Tracks, Columbia, 1975 ROGER McGUINN. SOUL LOVE – 3:00Cardiff Rose, Sundazed, 2004 DAVID BOWIE. ROCK'N'ROLL SUICIDE […] Cet article Errance #80 : De The Velvet Underground à John Lennon est apparu en premier sur Eldorado.

Audio mastering engineer Cameron Henry takes a break from mastering records for the studio "Welcome to 1979" to speak with us and share the science behind a good sounding record. We start at the basics and work our way through why vinyl is the preferred medium for so many audiophiles worldwide. Plus Sundazed Music is giving away some records to listeners of TheVinylGuide podcast. Learn how to get in on this sweet deal! If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related. http://www.thevinylguide.com http://facebook.com/vinylguide https://instagram.com/vinylguide/

Sundazed Music is a great reissue label and record dude Jay Millar discusses how the company goes about putting together reissues as well as some of the cool upcoming releases on the new Modern Harmonic record label, including Sun Ra, John Cage and others. We also review some vinyl news stories and discuss how we'll go about sponsorships of The Vinyl Guide. If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related. http://www.thevinylguide.com http://facebook.com/vinylguide https://instagram.com/vinylguide/  

Soothing Sensual Tones, Sexy Female Vocals, Sonorous Subs

Greetings,While this summer's vacations may be a nice memory to many of our listeners, DHA comes back with a mix that tries to fight off those early autumn blues. "Sundazed", mixed by Theo Zanos, goes back to the early signature style of this blog, deep house infused with sultry vocals and bittersweet melodies. Special thanks go to Sam Loz, who provided the photo art for this mix.Don't forget that you can also join the deep house archives mailing list to receive alerts about updates.Here's the tracklisting for the mixhundred strong - stylin’ free (guynamukat dubbier vocal mix) - mukatsukualex agore - promised you love - kolour recordingsbah samba - morris (quentin harris re-production) - bkod’moov feat nicole henry - for the love of you (frankie feliciano vocal mix) - foliage recordssade - moon and sky (timmy regisford remix) - restricted accessgeorg levin - late discovery (kaytronic vocal mix) - bbesoul dhamma - flower (kot black orchid mix) - velocity recordingsjt donaldson feat mary j - work that - whiteknee deep feat shena - mysterious (knee deep clubstrumental) - knee deep usabent - beautiful otherness (tom middleton remix) - g and e analogpresence - sense of danger (mcde main vocal mix) - junoblack coffee feat. thiwe - crazy (quentin harris remix) - foliage recordsosaze feat. jaidene veda - sunday (jimpster remix) - house is the curepirupa feat. baz - clarity of love - rebirthjon hopkins - live through the veins (tom middleton escapist mix) - whiteEnjoy!(stream at 192kbps) - (download at 192kbps) - (cue file)(front cover jpeg) - (back cover jpeg)

Things we LOVE!Shopping in record stores on a lazy Sunday afternoon!Writing to a record label half a world away!Showing-up to support our favo(u)rite bands!Receiving a package from our favo(u)rite mailorders!This is our music and these are our favo(u)rite tunes of late...(listen) + {enjoy} & [support]!!!1. The Dovells "You Can't Sit Down" (7", Parkway)2. Charles Lamonte and The Extremes "Got To Keep Moving" (Northern Soul's Classiest Rarities Volume 1, Kent)3. Buster and Eddie "Can't Be Still" (Northern Monsters, Kent)4. The Times "Whatever Happened to Thamesbeat" (This Is London, Artpop)5. (The) Nervous Rex "1-2-3-4-5 (Crazy Feeling)" (We're A Garage Band From Modern England, The International Lo-fi Underground/555)6. Wild Billy Childish and The MBEs "Back Amongst The Medway Losers" (Thatcher's Children, Damaged Goods)7. Thee Almighty Handclaps "Fulltime!" (7", self-release)8. The Mutators "Bourgeois Fantasy" (Secret Life lp, Nominal Records)9. Tyvek "Frustration Rock" (double 7", What's Your Rupture?)10. Que Possum "Listen" (split 7" w/Boyracer, 555)11. The Nixe "Scientist" (s/t lp, Polly Maggoo)12. Shrag "Intelligent Theft" (s/t, Where It's At Is Where You Are)13. The Coastliners "Alright" (Never Ever Land, Charly)14. The Flowers "Got To Get To Know You" (Northern Soul's Classiest Rarities Volume 3, Kent)15. The Mauds "Seachin'" (Oh Yeah! Best of Dunwich, Sundazed)16. Jean and the Statesides "Putty In Your Hands" (Dream Babes Volume 2: Reflections, RPM)17. Davie Jones and The Lower Third "I Can't Help Thinking About Me" (Doin' The Mod Volume 4, Castle)18. The Young Untold "Chicken In A Basket" (s/t cdep, Yellow Mica Recordings)19. The Rippers"Little Girl You'll Be Mine" (7", Shake Your Ass Records)20. The Manhattan Love Suicides "Detroit Diesel" (Clusterfuck 7", Squirrel)

Untouchable Sound: The Sound of Young Sweden The Sound of Philadelphia The Sound of Young America The Sound of Young Scotland The Sound of The Hit Parade Sound of Confusion 1. Sandy Waddy "Everything Is Everything" (Dancing 'til Dawn, Kent)2. Lindy Lane "Low Grades and High Fever" (Girls in the Garage Vol. 2, Romulan)3. The Barbaras "Summertime Road" (7", Goner)4. The Elektras "Nous Sommes Les Elektras" (7", Bachelor)5. Sounds Unlimited "Gotta Get Away" (7", Sundazed)6. The Yummy Fur "Hong Kong in Stereo" (Kinky Cinema, Guided Missile) 7. Sarandon "Pin Up" (The Miniest Album 7", Banazan)8. Finally Punk "Environmentality (7", ABL)9. The Barcelona Pavillion "Masters of Our Feelings" (Pain Is All You'll Find 3" cdep, Blocks Recording Club)10. Psychic Ills "Killers" (7", Social Registry)11. Catatonic Youth "Control My Gun" (7", Almost Ready)12. The Bush Tetras "Can't Be Funky" (New York Noise Vol. 1, Soul Jazz)13. Fire Engines "Discord" (Aufgeladen Und Bereit Fur Action Und Spass, Fast Product America)14. Always "Heaven" (Thames Valley Leather Club, El)15. Rodger Collins "She's Looking Good" (Moaning, Grooning, Crying: A Galaxy of Soul, Kent)16. The 5 Royals "Catch That Teardrop" (Birth of Soul Vol. 4, Kent Records)17. The Action "Baby You've Got It" (Action Packed, Demon)18. Tree Fort Angst "Trampoline" (Knee Deep In The Rococo Excess Of..., Bus Stop)19. The Vultures "What I Say" (Good Thing 12", Narodnik)20. The Pains of Being Pure at Heart "Come Saturday" (Searching For The Now Vol. 4 7", Slumberland)

If you're going to venture outside in Glasgow you'd better like splashing along. Summer 2007's been a total write-off weather-wise so when I should've paddling on Troon beach, a melting double nougat in hand, I've been stomping around my living room to The Undecided? spitting out teen revenge and to A Sunny Day In Glasgow's colossal reverb attack. When I should've been throwing shapes like Ronaldo on the unforgiving blaze of Kelvingrove Park I've been sipping tea and swooning to the gently marvelous debut albums from Taken By Trees and California Snow Story. When I should've been watching the sun paint the sky with oranges and purples as it sets over Arran, I've had the curtains drawn and my eyes closed as I try to remember if anyone has done a better version of a Dan Treacy song than The Nomen's take on "Mysterious Ways". Aye ... it's been a glorious summer! I hope you enjoy listening to "The Sound of Rain" and if anything excites you please, please, please *BUY* the record. Reward the people who are making, releasing and distributing the beautiful music: they deserve your support!This podcast lovingly prepared by The Brogues.1. Faine Jade - It Ain't True (from "Introspection: A Faine Jade Recital", Sundazed, 2007)2. Sister Vanilla - The Two Of Us (from "Little Pop Rocks", P-Vine, 2005)3. Taken By Trees - Lost And Found (from "Open Field", Rough Trade, 2007)4. The Daughters of Eve - Help Me Boy (from "Girls With Guitars", Ace, 2004)5. Agent Simple - I Can't Think Of Anything (from 7" on Fridlyst, 2007)6. The Royal We - Poor Old Soul (from the Postcard tribute 7" split with 1990s, Hitherto, 2007)7. The Airfields - Nowhere Left To Go (from "Laneways ep", Humblebee Recordings, 2006)8. Thomas and Richard Frost - The City (from "Visualize", Rev-ola, 2002)9. California Snow Story - Suddenly Everything Happens (from "Close To The Ocean", Letterbox Records, 2007)10. The Nomen - Mysterious Ways (from "I Would Write A Thousand Words: A Tribute To Television Personalities Volume 2", The Beautiful Music, 2007)11. Zouzou - Il Est Parti Comme Il Etait Venu (from "L'integrale", BMG, 2005)12. Carol Friday - Gone Tomorrow (from "Beat Chic", RPM Records, 2007)13. The Undecided? - You're Gonna Cry (from "Mind Blowers", Past & Present Records, 2002)14. A Sunny Day In Glasgow - A Mundane Phonecall To Jack Parsons (from "Scribble Music Comic Journal", Notenuf Records, 2007)15. Metrotone - My Own Writing (from "Kiss Me Awake", Unlabel, 2006)