Deadsplinter Up! All Night: Group Effort

We Do This Together

No solo acts. No singer-songwriters. Tonight, we’re celebrating The Groups, as in more than one person that goes by a collective name (duos that go by their actual names, like Hall & Oates or Ferrante & Teisher do not qualify). You don’t have to do this, but you get one point extra credit if your group name starts with “The” as in “The Sabres of Paradise” and an ADDITIONAL one point extra credit if it’s the kind of name that’s like “Somebody & the Somethings”, as in, “Little Charles & the Sidewinders” (shown in the featured photo above).

Have at it, Deadsplinter music aficionados, and as always, I appreciate personally that you come out for my admittedly weak DUANs, I owe you.

In case you’re wondering what Little Charles & the Sidewinders (photo at the top) actually sounded like, they were really good and very popular on the Northern Soul scene in the UK.

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  1. My favorite song about our former president by Eldridge Gravy & The Court Supreme
     
     
     


     
    and my twofer from my main man King Khan & the Shrines (I was at this show)…
     
     

     
     

      • By the way, I love the non-hippie, non-Summer of Love 1960s. The only (half)-decade more gimmick-crazed than the 1920s. The novelty dances. The New Romanticism (the 1920s had “Egyptian” and “Moorish” obsessions). 

        The lead was, in real life, named Paul Revere Dick, so his future was assured. Can you guess where this band was formed? Boise, Idaho, in the early 1960s, later moving to Portland, Oregon. Paul Revere Dick was the keyboardist; he’s the manic blond in this video. 

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