December 12, 2008, playlist with host Alex McNeil
A survey of the Kapp record label, which existed from 1955 to 1973.
01. Jerry Keller - Here Comes Summer (CD, 1959)
02. Lolita - Sailor (Your Home Is the Sea) (CD, 1960)
03. Brian Hyland - That's How Much (CD, 1960)
04. Babs Tino - Forgive Me (For Giving You Such a Bad Time) (CD, 1962)
05. Jack Jones - The Race Is On (CD, 1965)
06. Kenny Ball - Midnight in Moscow (CD, 1962)
07. Ruby & Romantics - Young Wings Can Fly (CD, 1963)
08. Charmettes - Please Don't Kiss Me Again (CD, 1963)
09. Emotions - Echo (CD, 1963)
10. Johnny Cymbal - Dum De Dum Dum (CD, 1963)
11. Frank Gallop - The Ballad of Irving (CD, 1966)
12. Little Jo Ann - My Daddy Is President (45, 1962)
13. Joe Harnell - Diane (45, 1963)
14. Simon Sisters - So Glad I'm Here (LP, 1964)
15. Greenwoods - Please Don't Sell My Daddy No More Wine (45, 1966)
16. Chad Mitchell Trio - The John Birch Society (45, 1962)
17. Roger Williams - Autumn Leaves '65 (LP, 1965)
18. Searchers - He's Got No Love (CD, 1965)
19. Hellions - Daydreaming of You (CD, 1965)
20. Critters - Mr. Dieingly Sad (CD, 1966)
21. Nightcrawlers - Little Black Egg (CD, 1967)
22. Thee Prophets - Playgirl (CD, 1969)
23. Waikikis - Hawaii Tattoo (CD, 1965)
24. Hesitations - Climb Every Mountain (CD, 1968)
25. Unifics - It's a Groovy World (CD, 1969)
26. Lenny Welch - Two Different Worlds (45, 1965)
27. Jackie Trent - If You Love Me, Really Love Me (45, 1964)
28. Reparata & Delrons - We're Gonna Hold the Night (CD, 1969)
29. Betty Barnes - Requiem (For a Girl Born of the Wrong Times) (CD, 1968)
30. Silver Apples - Confusion (LP, 1968)
31. Stephen Monahan - City of Windows (LP, 1967)
32. Raun MacKinnon - Baby What's Left When the Sun Goes Down (LP, 1968)
33. Linda Perhacs - Chimacum Rain (CD, 1970)
34. Budgie - Drug Store Woman (LP, 1972)
35. El Chicano - Brown Eyed Girl (CD, 1972)
36. John Rowles - Cheryl Moana Marie (45, 1971)
37. Andy & David Williams - Fly Pretty Baby (LP, 1972)
01. Jerry Keller - Here Comes Summer (CD, 1959)
02. Lolita - Sailor (Your Home Is the Sea) (CD, 1960)
03. Brian Hyland - That's How Much (CD, 1960)
04. Babs Tino - Forgive Me (For Giving You Such a Bad Time) (CD, 1962)
05. Jack Jones - The Race Is On (CD, 1965)
06. Kenny Ball - Midnight in Moscow (CD, 1962)
07. Ruby & Romantics - Young Wings Can Fly (CD, 1963)
08. Charmettes - Please Don't Kiss Me Again (CD, 1963)
09. Emotions - Echo (CD, 1963)
10. Johnny Cymbal - Dum De Dum Dum (CD, 1963)
11. Frank Gallop - The Ballad of Irving (CD, 1966)
12. Little Jo Ann - My Daddy Is President (45, 1962)
13. Joe Harnell - Diane (45, 1963)
14. Simon Sisters - So Glad I'm Here (LP, 1964)
15. Greenwoods - Please Don't Sell My Daddy No More Wine (45, 1966)
16. Chad Mitchell Trio - The John Birch Society (45, 1962)
17. Roger Williams - Autumn Leaves '65 (LP, 1965)
18. Searchers - He's Got No Love (CD, 1965)
19. Hellions - Daydreaming of You (CD, 1965)
20. Critters - Mr. Dieingly Sad (CD, 1966)
21. Nightcrawlers - Little Black Egg (CD, 1967)
22. Thee Prophets - Playgirl (CD, 1969)
23. Waikikis - Hawaii Tattoo (CD, 1965)
24. Hesitations - Climb Every Mountain (CD, 1968)
25. Unifics - It's a Groovy World (CD, 1969)
26. Lenny Welch - Two Different Worlds (45, 1965)
27. Jackie Trent - If You Love Me, Really Love Me (45, 1964)
28. Reparata & Delrons - We're Gonna Hold the Night (CD, 1969)
29. Betty Barnes - Requiem (For a Girl Born of the Wrong Times) (CD, 1968)
30. Silver Apples - Confusion (LP, 1968)
31. Stephen Monahan - City of Windows (LP, 1967)
32. Raun MacKinnon - Baby What's Left When the Sun Goes Down (LP, 1968)
33. Linda Perhacs - Chimacum Rain (CD, 1970)
34. Budgie - Drug Store Woman (LP, 1972)
35. El Chicano - Brown Eyed Girl (CD, 1972)
36. John Rowles - Cheryl Moana Marie (45, 1971)
37. Andy & David Williams - Fly Pretty Baby (LP, 1972)
posted by Alex McNeil at 7:18 PM
2 Comments:
RICHARD FINEGAN said:
Another superb show...Lost & Found at its best! Entertaining and informative, as your shows always are.
You are so right what you said about "Mr. Dieingly Sad". It's always been a special one to me, too.
Very interesting to hear "Play Girl" by Thee Prophets in stereo. Almost sounds like a whole different song from my old original mono 45. By the way, I have also some of their later 45's and on some the lead singer Alan Campbell is given special billing on the labels (although unfortunately nothing they did later, in my opinion, was as good as "Play Girl".)
Thanks also for only mentioning but not playing anything by Cher. I used to be able to take or leave her stuff, but after she perpetrated such horrible trash as "Half Breed" I'm still not sure I've forgiven her!
One you didn't mention: my uncle Bill Finegan, with his bandleader partner Eddie Sauter recorded a 45 for Kapp (#256) in 1959. They had recently disbanded their regular band, The Sauter-Finegan Orchestra, with whom they made many popular records for RCA, and for their one Kapp single they used the name The Sauter-Finegan Doodletown Fifers. Bill was an amazing musician. He recently passed away, on June 4, 2008 at age 91.
---- Richard Finegan
Very cool record by Stephen Monahan ("City Of Windows") too. I hadn't heard that one, so I googled the name and discovered he was a buddy of the great Del Shannon!
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