D-Sides, Orphans, and Oddities

By Gilbert Neal

Obscure and fun music from the ‘70s and late ‘60s. Lots of interesting music history. Hosted by Gilbert Neal. Please share, please FOLLOW!

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D-Sides, Orphans, and Oddities episodes:

July 03, 2020 Barry McGuire
While not a big hitmaker, Barry McGuire saw it as it was happening. But then he turned all Gary Paxton.
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July 03, 2020 Gary Numan - Jaggerz
I think "Genuine Imitation Life" is one of the better forays into psychedelic affect. Also, find "Watertown", Frank Sinatra's unheralded but interesting record from around that time.
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July 03, 2020 Ray Sawyer RIP
the guy from Dr. Hook with the patch on his eye was a solo artist before and after the band's heyday.
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July 03, 2020 Disco here. Disco there. Disco on your derriere.
Stump - Buffalo (1987)
Stump - Chaos (1987)
Peter Tork - Pleasant Valley Sunday (1980)
Village People - Action Man (1981)
Which cover do you like better?
Aretha Franklin - The Feeling (1979)
Village People - Big Mac (1981)
The Osmonds - Boogie Down (1976)
Connie Francis - Where The Boys Are (Disco version) (1978) ON the United Artists label. Just like ELO.
Bobby Vinton - Disco Polka (1979)
Ethel Merman - Everything's Coming Up Roses (Disco) (1979)
Village People - Food Fight (1981)
Theresa Brewer - Music Music Music (Disco version) (1976)
Myron Floren - Double Eagle Disco Polka (1977)
Percy Faith - Mongonucleosis (1975) Originally by Chicago.
Peter Tork - Since You Went Away (1980)
Rick Wakeman - Rhapsody In Blue (1979) He threw a tomato at YES's album cover?
Ringo Starr - Tango All Night (1977) Bette Midler on backing vocals.
Sammy Davis Jr. - That Old Black Magic (Disco version) (1979)
Black Arabs - Black Arabs (1978)
Village People - Do You Wanna Spend The Night (1981)
Bill Cosby - What You Think About Lickin' My Chicken? (1977)
Bobby Hebb - Sunny '76 (1976)
Frank Sinatra - All or Nothing At All (1977)
Mel Tormé - Dominique's Discoteque (1966)
Jack Allocco - Disco Madness (1978)
Reunion - Disco-Tekkin' (1975)

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July 03, 2020 EWF The Early Years. Maurice White/Charles Stepney productions were always distinctive and classy.
Earth, Wind, and Fire's Maurice White/Charles Stepney productions were always distinctive and classy. Other artists benefitted as well.
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July 03, 2020 In the wake of Elvis. Motown in different languages is still beautiful.
In the wake of Elvis. Motown in different languages is still beautiful.
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July 03, 2020 Van Halen and The Rascals
Van Halen, when signed, was a fully-formed, perfectly realized breath of fresh air in a pretty stagnant hard rock scene. They didn't take themselves too seriously, and they were just very very good.
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July 03, 2020 Boom Boom. Out Go The Lights.
Boom Boom (Out Go The Lights) was not just my wedding song, but also a popular blues warhorse. Pat Travers Band had the first HUGE hit with an amazing live recording.
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July 03, 2020 Jimmy "Bo" Horne and Wild Cherry.
Two unrelated artists that shared a similar trajectory to fame.
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June 30, 2020 Black Magic!
"Black Magic!" is an extremely obscure album that speaks to the African-American experience in America circa 1970.
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How many episodes does D-Sides, Orphans, and Oddities have?

The podcast currently has 227 episodes available.