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| MIKE CONDELLO DISCOGRAPHY Mike Condello Combo Mike Condello Personnel: MIKE CONDELLO gtr, keyb'ds A RAY TRAINER bs, keyb'ds, flute A BILL SPOONER gtr A DENNIS KENMORE drms A ALBUM: 1.(A) PHASE 1 (Scepter SPS 542) 1966 2.( ) NO BATHING IN POND (Takoma TAK 7116) 1984 NB: (1) as Condello. There's also a retrospective CD, Mike Condello - Presents Wallace And Ladmo's Greatest Hits (Epiphany W&L 1954) 1994. EPs: 1.BLUBBER SOUL (Ladmo L-007-1) 1965 2.MIKE'S MINI ALBUM (Blitz Kpho-Tv 005) 1967 3.MAKES A COMEBACK: (Blitz-Big 006) c1967 4.COMMODORE CONDELLOS SALT RIVER NAVY BAND (BlitzCheap) 1976 NB:(1) as Ladmo Trio. (2), (3) & (4) as Commodore Condello's Salt River Navy Band. (1) contains Obese Man, Shapes Of Things, Michelle and Run For Your Life. (2) Sgt. Pepper parody. (3) contains Soggy Cereal, Sonic Boom, Time Machine and three other tracks. 45s: 1.Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer / Little Drummer Boy (Ladmo 631-12)1964 2.Let's Really Hear It (For Hub Kapp) / Work Work (Take Five 631-5)1964 3.Sigh, Cry, Almost Die / Bony Maronie (Capitol 5215)1964 4.Little Volks / What You're Doin' To Me (Framagratz F-101)1965 5.Ho, Ho, Ha Ha, Hee Hee, Ha Ha/Pollen's Found A Home In My Nose (Ranco 2003) 1968 6.Crystal Clear/See What Tomorrow Brings (Scepter 12233) Nov. 1968 7.Goodnight/I'm So Glad It Ain't Me (Scepter 12261) Sep. 1969 8.Goodnight (3:58 Mono) / Goodnight (5:06 Stereo) Promo (Scepter 12261)Sep 1969 NB: (1) as Ladmo. (2 - 4) as Hub Kapp & The Wheels. (5) as by 'Commodore Condello's Salt River Navy Band'. (6 - 8) as Condello. Formed in Arizona but based in California, Condello's Phase One album has some interesting moments. Their Makes A Comeback EP included Soggy Cereal, (which has become rather well-known by virtue of its inclusion on Pebbles, Vol. 3, and Sonic Boom, a Hendrix-influenced blast (compiled on Brainshadows Vol. 2 CD). Mike Condello later joined Elton Duck, a LA-based late seventies/early eighties new wave trio, and then recorded a solo LP in 1984. Bill Spooner ended up in The Tubes and Dennis Kenmore joined Pollution, a late sixties/early seventies jazz-influenced lock band. Condello also produced an album for Warren S Richardson, which may be a Bill Spooner solo project. Much of Condello's material is collected on the CD Wallace And Ladmo's Greatest Hits. Brainshadows Vol. 2 CD also features The Time Machine, a rather catchy number by Commodore Condello's Salt River Navy Band. (Vernon Joynson / Max Waller) 05/11/96 Mike Condello, The Kiasers Blackbird, Space Unbelievable Uglies, Research Into the Soul of Psychadelic Pink Floyd, Candy and A Currant Bun Moving Sidewalks, I Wanna Hold Your Hand Dukes of Stratosphere, Mole From the Ministry Moles, Moles Mike Condello, Dr. Tarr and Prof. Feather Mike Condello, Soggy Cereal Mike Condello, It Don't Matter Chevy PSA, Rain Is a Gentle Thing Cherry Slush, I Can Not Stop You Mearsy Beats USA, Nobody Loves Me That Way God Feelings, Shattered Jimmy Curtis, Psychadelic Situation Rpms, White Lightning Bees, Voices Green and Purple Novas, Take 7 Accoustics, My Rights Undertakers, Love So Dear Jay Jays, Cruncher Prettythings, Rosylin Billy Childish, Mumble the Peg Statesmen, Rupha Dupa Jann C., Voo Doo Doll Prettythings, Buvv the Jerk Billy Childish, We Can Only Lose Kaisers, Hip Shake Shimmy Kitten Kaisers, I Can Tell Kaisers, Watch Your Step Kaisers, Alligator Twist Motions, Everythings Mine Wailors, Mashi Wanda Jackson, Fuji Yamma Mamma Prophets, Japannese Twist Larry Collins, Whistle Bait Challangers, Satans Theme Mike's Mini Album (Blitz 005) All Over the Place The Bangles - All Over the Place Date of Release May 1984 (release) inprint Genre Rock Styles Jangle Pop, Paisley Underground, Pop/Rock, New Wave Time 31:33 The Bangles' major label debut is an essential album in the band's catalog. Guitarist and vocalist Vicki Peterson penned most of the '60s and early '70s guitar-rock songs, like the mini-hit "Hero Takes a Fall" (it was rumored the hero in the title was Dream Syndicate's Steve Wynn). The record also includes covers of the obscure Merry Go Round hit "Live" and ex- Soft Boy Kimberley Rew's "Going Down to Liverpool." The band was polished a bit by producer David Kahne and the release capitalized on the pretty, all-girl-group angle rather than the band's actual raw talent, which might otherwise have been too rough and retro for radio at the time. Nonetheless, the band retained enough of the original spunk that made them appealing in the first place. - Denise Sullivan 1. Hero Takes a Fall (Hoffs/Peterson) 2. Live (Rhodes) 3. James (Peterson) 4. All About You (Peterson) 5. Dover Beach (Hoffs/Peterson) 6. Tell Me (Hoffs/Peterson) 7. Restless (Hoffs/Peterson) 8. Going Down to Liverpool (Rew) 9. He's Got a Secret (Peterson) 10. Silent Treatment (Peterson) 11. More Than Meets the Eye (Peterson) Susanna Hoffs Guitar, Vocals Andrew Berliner Engineer Joe Chiccarelli Mixing Mike Condello Photography David Kahne Producer, Engineer Debbi Peterson Drums, Vocals Vicki Peterson Guitar, Vocals Michael Steele Bass, Vocals Ed Colver Photography Bob Seidemann Photography Jeffrey Scales Photography Mike Condello Erik Anderson Be True To You Arista Records. (Produced by Tom Sellers and John Florez. Eric Andersen, vocals, acoustic and 12-string guitars, harmonica, Fender Rhodes electric piano. Drums: John Guerin, Russ Kunkel, Dennis St, John. Bass: Scott Edwards, Mark Sporer, Emory Gordy. Electric guitar: Dean Parks, Chris Bond, Richard Bennett. Piano: Tom Hemsley, Allen Lindgren. Acoustic guitars, dobro: Howie Emerson. Percussion: Gary Coleman. Tenor Saxophone: Tom Scott. Electric Clavinet: Tom Sellers. Electric Wurlitzer: Allen Lindgren. Flute: Ernie Watts. Cello: Jesse Ehrlich. Concert Master and first violin: Emanuel Moss. Backup singers: Jennifer Warren, Andy Robinson, Eric Andersen, Ginger Blake, Maxine Willard Waters, Julia Tillman Waters, Doug Haywood, Jackson Browne, Herb Pedersen, Mike Condello, Deborah Green-Andersen, Joni Mitchell, Orwin Middleton, and Maria Muldaur. Recorded in Los Angeles, 1974. Arista AL 4033. 1975. Cover Photo: Edie Baskin. 1. Moonchild River Song 2. Be True To You 3. Wild Crow Blues 4. Ol' 55 (Tom Waits) 5. Time Run Like A Freight Train 6. Liza, Light The Candle 7. Woman, She Was Gentle 8. Can't Get You Out Of My Life 9. The Blues Keep Fallin Like The Rain 10. Love is Just A Game Pebbles Volume 3 1979 BFD 5020 Track List: Diamond Mine - Dave Diamond, Suzy Creamcheese - Teddyand his Patches, Suicidal Flowers - Crystal Chandelier, Swami - William Penn V, Allergic to Flowers - Jefferson Handkerchief, Bonus Track (?), Flight Reaction, Loose Lip Sync Ship - The Hogs, Reality of Air Fried Borsk - Driving Stupids, 5 Years ahead of My Time - Third Bardo, Voices Green and Purple - The Bees, Spider and The Fly - Monocles, The Trip - Godfrey, Faces - T.C Atlantic, Soggy Cereal - Mike Condello, Dom Kellar os Mods - Lea Riders, Horror Asparagus Stories - Driving Stupids, Dribbling Flam - Race Marbles. Review: The Compilation to end all compilations? no punches pulled here. Full power, full on psychout in this possibly the best Pebbles ever!. Teddy and his Patches, Suzy Creamcheese in classic screaming punk style, the excellent (but tongue in cheek) Swami, Calico Wall's Flight Reaction freak out, all killers on side 1. Side 2.....well what can I say, The Third Bardo and The Bees side by side on vinyl....... |
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