What I'd really like now is some feedback. Those of you who have been stopping by regularly or on occasion: is this what you hoped it would be when I started the project? Is there a certain area or areas - labels, styles or artists - you'd like to see more of (or, for that matter, less of). Do you want it to continue? Do you have any other suggestions? Let me know!
In the meantime, here are three records from the Cinema label, performed by the group that was always credited on that label, "The Real Pros". The first one is by the One-Man-Band who appears on the earliest Cinema releases, but for the other two, see if you recognize some of the familiar MSR/Preview voices masquerading as "The Real Pros".
First up, from the same EP which brought us "Deep Freeze Mama" (shared here a few weeks ago) and "Teenage Queen", here's "Disneyland":
Download: The Real Pros - Disneyland
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Next up, the curiously titled "Hurricane Myth":
Download: The Real Pros - Hurricane Myth
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Finally, "The Legend of Sam"
Download: The Real Pros - The Legend of Sam
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Looking forward to your comments!
7 comments:
Hey, I absolutely love your site! I'd like to be able to save these mp3s to my hard drive (instead of just to my Realplayer library) -- any advice?
Hi Bob - Dr D here - I've lost your email address (computer hardware problems)...but wanted to thank you for the CDR!
The songs aren't working now. I wonder if there are any Bobbi Blakes in these?
Thanks again, Bob, for getting these fixed!
OK - I'm not really sure who the first singer is. I've heard him on other songs posted here, but I forget the name. The second one has to be Dick Kent, and I think the 3rd one is Milford Perkins.
This is a good record, that rare song poem 45 where both sides are worth a listen....and in this case, all three songs!
Well, I don't know if he went by any name beside "The Real Pros", but I'm sure the first guy was the same one accompanied by an organ on the earliest Real Pros records.
Agin -- No shots of these 45's! What in th' world is gwanon 'round heres?
Great songs, though...
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