In the parlour, call me Marla.

Consider these requests.
They might not be what you wanted.
But they're what you deserve.

The Ride Committee feat. Roxy - Love To Do It
Not The Nine O'Clock News - Oh England My Leotard
Ben Folds - The Bitch Went Nuts (fake version)

Heaven Have Mercy

Mahalia Jackson - I'm Going To Live The Life I Sing About In My Song

Somebody help my identify this track, please?

Exclusive #001

A de Winter exclusive for you all, straight outta H-Town.

Britney Spores - Harmonizer

Expect more of these in the near future.

Ô Satan, prends pitié de ma longue misère!

Charles Williams - The Devil's Gallop
Unknown - God Give The Devil The Measles

Ihr Megt Gleybn Oder Neyn

Early Yiddish-American popular songs from NYC.

Russ Morgan And His Orchestra - Joseph, Joseph
Aaron Lebedeff - Roumania, Roumania (the classic)
Annie Lubin - Mayer!
Ted Lewis & His Orchestra - Egyptian Ella
Eddie Cantor - Palesteena
Mildred Bailey - A Bee Gezindt (As Long As You're Healthy)

The End Is Nigh

Neil Young - Like A Hurricane (live w/ pump organ)

La pendule fait tic-tac-tic-tic

Charles Trenet - Boum!

Rise with me...

Nicholas Stevenson - gentleman, scholar, killustrator - has released his latest album Dearest Monstrous, and for free no less.

"If you check out one new act this month, make it Nicholas Stevenson. His songs ooze with a sinister darkness Elliott Smith would have been proud of." - The Fly

"Sweetly crazed and unusual, sometimes chilling, and sometimes plain odd - a true (slightly worrying) treat." - ANewBandADay.com

Featuring odes to places he's never been to, fuck yous to artists he doesn't particularly like, unexpected murder ballads involving children, music composed for the theatre, and two thirds of a song-cycle about zombie horses.

Come now... you'd be a fool not to.

And don't forget to check him out on his myspace, so you can put a cute face to that cute name.

http://www.myspace.com/sirnicholasstevenson

Let's Go Classics!

This stuff is shit hot. From 1967, we have some original Japenese surf-rock interpretations of classical music, courtesy of Takeshi Terauchi & The Bunnys.

Theme From Symphony No. 6
In A Persian Market
Flight Of The Bumblebee
Sabre Dance
Theme From Unfinished Symphony
Hungarian Dance No. 5
For Elise

Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?

Due to my distance from my dear, little sister, I've been watching Whatever Happened To Baby Jane in the crepuscular periods. Here are a couple of rarities that came off the back of the success of the film - a clean version of I've Written A Letter To Daddy, plus a neat twist featuring the vocal stylings of Ms. Davis.

Debbie Burton - I've Written A Letter To Daddy (Single Version)
Debbie Burton feat. Bette Davis - Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?