[youtube id=”cfCBxfF8pUE”]

The dancin’ man himself!

[youtube id=”yIJ-RsIO1eA”]
San Diego to Seattle – Sept. 2011

[youtube id=”wHyalVRUXrA”]

Top shelf in looks with Grand Ma’s Cook, Come On!

[youtube id=”Ku9fbctcWsE”]

[youtube id=”fiJYecS0vU0″]

Order It! http://www.insound.com/Allah-Las-Vinyl-LP-Allah-Las/P/INS110173/

From the vinyl single and digital EP out now:

Vinyl:
http://innovativeleisure.bigcartel.com/product/allah-las-tell-me-what-s-on-yo…

Directed by Chris Litten and The Allah-Las
Produced by Wilcox Sessions

[youtube id=”aZGn4LncY0g”]

Dont have this gem on 45 yet, but dam this is a good song!

Update! Got the 45 from Germany, but the whole LP is so dam good i aint got no reason to bring the 45 along. haha

Free Mp3 and Video @ www.jdmcpherson.com

[youtube id=”0Sv3sMYEzAA”]

Do whatcha wanna do!

[youtube id=”JO95r8kwjOw”]

[youtube id=”1TRG69ldiHE”]

[youtube id=”w7nFe0hxB6I”]

Hold On Honey!

Cause you aint seen nothing yet!

[youtube id=”jJxLjsPePrw”]

A Mississippi boy moves out to LA to lay down the Funk Soul and Rock n Roll and hooks up with no other than El Capitan Daryl Dragon, of Captain & Tennille. Over the course of the Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band, many other notable players also help laydown the groove including Bobby Womack, James Carmichae, and Houstons own King of Freak Leon Haywood. And not to be forgotten the members, drummer James Gadson, bassist Melvin Dunlap, trombonist Ray Jackson, and both guitarists Al McKay and Benorce Blackmon, would play on several Dyke & the Blazers charting singles, including “We Got More Soul” (1969) and “Let a Woman Be a Woman, Let a Man Be a Man” (1969).

[youtube id=”Wto9_MP3OxY”]

I wanna funk I wanna funk I wanna f f f funk!

BT Express

[youtube id=”sLXvMb5bYHE”]

Straight outta Compton!

Oogum Boogum

[youtube id=”7-XgmUqTt7I”]

Shortly after Paul Revere and the Raiders dropped this little ditty  in 66′ The Monkees hit right back with a cover the same year.

RIP Davy Jones (Dec 30 1945 – Feb 29 2012)

[youtube id=”ipOz_k9zvzo”]

Tina belts out tells about her old hometown Nutbush, TN over the fuzzed out guitar rifts and spacey synths laid down by Ike. Although they aint got “N0 Whiskey For Sale” in Nutbush, off of Highway Nineteen they know how to cook up one Extra Saucy and Soulful Diva.

[youtube id=”mXcvdmn6psc”]

The only time its ok to be uptight is when “Fancy Miss Nancy” Wilson says ‘Baby its alright, uptight and outta sight!”

[youtube id=”drn7Q8Grb_s”]

Wendy Rene almost hopped on the same plane that took Otis Redding’s life along with several members from the Bar-Kays in 1967. But some time before that, let’s say, back in 1964 this little piece of soul…food came off the grill and is still delicious to hear today.

[youtube id=”RvECHZXXL_E”]

Grab some Chicken & booze and Lets Boogaloo!!!

Scored this gem from my good friends at Juno.co.uk. Every house hold should have at least one copy just in case of an emergency boogaloo. And as always in the event of an emergency boogaloo situation remember to Keep Calm and Boogaloo Along.

[youtube id=”i93-hlwULUk”]

Many others have tried to capture the raw uncut emotion of Fever but no one matches this original recording by Little Willie John on King Records 1958, although I’ve got to say Peggy Lee gave it a doggone good try and even added her own twist with the additional verses beginning “Romeo loved Juliet,” and “Captain Smith and Pocahontas”.  This is the first of many Little Willie John 45’s we have to post so stay tuned my friends.

[youtube id=”F-xmOCYO4jo”]

The Wailer’s laid down this freaked out fuzzbuzz track on the Etiquette label back in 1965. The Wailer’s who were also know as the Fabulous Wailers or the Original wailers hailed from the Pacific North West and no doubt influenced every garage band who ever breathed. I picked up a re-issue of this garage gem in Nashville at a little Record store called Grimey’s on the south side of town.

Enjoy

[youtube id=”osaz0SrDtHQ”]

Just scored this album as Sigs Lagoon

[youtube id=”0Tvz5lpzgwQ”]

Bo Diddley’s She’s Fine, She’s Mine got a fuzzed out face lift when Gary Walker got ahold of a guitar. Gary Walker played drums for The Standells when they toured the UK in 1964 and met Brian Jones who persuaded him that he should move to London. Once back in L.A Walker met up with a few other musicians and decided to hop across the pond and work on a few diddies as The Walker Brothers. Some how in the midst of all this he dished out a few hot singles of his own, like this fine gem You Don’t Love Me.