Someone get this to Robbie Robertson....to get to Martin Scorsese! |
Always a bonus to have both a celeste AND an organ, especially for this period. |
IF YOU WANT IT, CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD TPA 115/116
Someone get this to Robbie Robertson....to get to Martin Scorsese! |
Always a bonus to have both a celeste AND an organ, especially for this period. |
IF YOU WANT IT, CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD TPA 115/116
I bought this thinking it was our Frank Perry; turns out it wasn't. But it WAS wacky enough to share with you. I always say there are not enough songs in pig latin!
Here's the b-side.
As you can hear, it may not be song-poem Frank (or even a song-poem at all!), but kinda fits in stylistically with our thing, not unlike Cal Andrews' "O Sing To Me" which circulated among S.P. collectors (and which I believe you can find on Bob's blog). (oh what the hell, here's my copy) Maybe because I bought this single thinking it was Film City Frank, and then ended up digitizing it with a batch of Tin Pan Alley and Globe-affilaited 45s, it's almost been like an "honorary song-poem" for me over the years.
On the other hand, I wouldn't want you to spend your money on a record you THOUGHT was a song-poem and turned out wasn't! So I almost put this in the "Don't Waste Your Money" category, even though I enjoy it as a listening experience (in fact, I probably enjoy it more than most Frank Perry song-poem records!)
A quick search yielded this page about Sure Records, although it does not mention this release.
...so maybe you feel like today's post is a gyp, as fun as the above record is, so here's a song-poem for ya....😉
The most brutal litany of relationship grievances heard in a song-poem since "You Insulted Me"! |
Of the many poignant song-poems about missing deceased loved ones, this may be the only one written from the perspective of an airplane pilot. |