Wednesday, November 27, 2024

LOOSE! Vol. 3 - Another Stinky's Homemade Record!


LOOSE! Volume 3!  


To be honest, nobody asked for more, but everyone around here has come to expect me to beat a good idea into the ground!  And, to quote Ben Grimm: “It’s clobberin’ time!”  As I post Vol. 3 there are  two more right behind it.


To recap: LOOSE! got it’s start in the days of CASSETTE compilations.  My nephew was in THE KISS ARMY, and I felt it was their salacious subject matter that he liked as much as the music.  So like any good uncle, in hopes of widening his horizons--I sent him a series of cassettes entitled: ONE TRACK TAPES.  These songs are about what the singer wants done, and who the singer wants to do it!  These songs are full of LOOSE: loose morals, loose women, loose men, & loose lips (which sink ships).


LOOSE! Volume 3 has tracks by some bands that should come as no surprise: Aerosmith, The Rolling Stones, Jerry Lee Lewis, & The Knack.  And, some that you might not expect: Big Star, The Everly Brothers, & Lenny & The Squigtones.  Some of the artists are obscure in general like L.A.’s The Groovy Rednecks, Holly Penfield, & Jeanette Katt who went on form The Chubbies.  Lucinda Williams is here, and so is her longtime guitarist/producer-gone-solo Gurf Morlix singing about Your Sister.  "Hey!  Them’s fightin’ words!"


But the stars of this outing are the pop artists.  Jefferson Starships' Mickey Thomas joins Elvin Bishop in slagging Miss Slick Titty Boom (one of my favorite B-Sides).  Songbird Sam Phillips sings All Night, Bree Sharp is Not Your Girl, and Toni Tennille wants to know how The Captain learned to “do it like that”.  


As it turns out, Dutch superstar Herman Brood is all about Doin’ It, as well.


Don’t be uptight—get LOOSE! (in the comments!)



 

10 comments:

  1. LOOSE! Volume 3:
    https://pixeldrain.com/u/ecj9B7FJ

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    1. Too much ain't enough! Bravo for finding a reason to post Lenny & The Squigtones.

      I'm stealing "Naked, Naked, Naked" for my Three Word Titles collection. And I have a suggestion for LOOSE: Rodney Crowell's version of "Old Pipeliner".

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    2. Speaking of triples, i send you 57 titles. Hope you enjoy them.
      When you put in Jerry Lee Lewis, Aerosmith. Why not make one themed around Young People's Violinists (colloquial known as The Kiddy Fiddlers) Young Girl
      Eddy Grant tells them off. Where The Beatles (she was just 17) Sam Cooke (Only 16) Abba (Young and sweet only 17) Noel Harrison (A young girl of 16), they (want to) do it
      You must speak to Koen about a Robert Long, who made Iedereen Doet Het.

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  2. Well...I mean...these are keepers just for the covers...AmIrite or AmIrite?

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  3. Mmmmm! My kind of music! Thanks!--Bill

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  4. I'm actually working on a LENNY & THE SQUIGTONES post, Jon! Thanks for the suggestion! Duly noted.

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  5. Another raunchy collection, brilliant, haven't heard 'Stick Your Finger In It' yet, but it sounds promising! Well done Stinky!

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  6. Full disclosure: I was a strident member of the KISS Army in the 5th grade (1976) and would argue with anyone who didn't think they were the best band EVER (didn't matter that I had really heard many others). I still think KISS Alive is one of the greatest live albums ever (even if it isn't entirely live). No doubt the shameless celebration of sex, drugs & rock'n'roll has a lot to do with that!

    I'm glad to see that you are taking a much more sophisticated here with subtle selections like "Up Your Butt" and "Stick Your FInger In"! I'm very happy to hear there are already two more volumes in the can -- keep em comin' (wink wink).

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  7. I may have given our visitors the wrong impression. In NO WAY am I denigrating KISS. I love them & I even own the comic book that was printed in their blood (back when exposure to a rock star's blood was a plus!). But I could see through the smoke of the flash-pots & tell my nephew was "all in" because of their lyrical content more than anything else. As an uncle, I've always clearly recognized my obligation to expose my nieces & nephews to great music. I'm proud to say that my mission was accomplished!

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  8. Nice cover, coulda used that at The Boot

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