’66 Sunset Strip
05.28.18
Take a trip to ’66 Sunset Strip with show host Domenic Priore as Dublab steps into the wayback machine and revisits 1960s Hollywood nightclubs like The Trip, Hullabaloo, Whisky a Go Go and Pandora’s Box.
Tracklist:
Barbra Dane with The Chambers Brothers — Go Tell It On The Mountain
Ike & Tina Turner (live ’66) — I Can’t Believe What You Say
The Four Making Do — The Simple Life
The Valentinos — It’s All Over Now
The Atlantics — Sloop Dance
Billy Preston (live at The Trip, 1965) — Wade in the Water
Captain Beefheart & his Magic Band (live ’66) — Somebody in My Home
The Rising Sons (Taj Mahal & Ry Cooder) — 2:10 Train
Lyme & Cybelle (Warren Zevon & Violet Santangelo) — I’ve Just Seen a Face
The Human Expression — Optical Sound
The Music Machine — No Girl Gonna Cry
The Brain Train — Me
The Sons of Adam — You Make Me Feel Good
Thee Sixpence — Can’t Explain
The Rumor — Without Her
Fenwyk — Mindrocker
October Country — October Country
The Palace Gaurd — Like Falling Sugar
Judy Henske & Jerry Yester — Horses on a Stick
Asylum Choir (Leon Russell & Mark Benno) — Welcome to Hollywood
Love — August
The Lollipop Shoppe — You Must Be a Witch
The Seeds — No Escape
The Monkees — Pleasant Valley Sunday
The Sound Sandwich — Apothecary Dream
Buffalo Springfield — Bluebird (officially-released long version)
Hullabaloo TV show soundtrack (Peter Matz)— Satisfaction
David McCallum — Satisfaction
The Rolling Stones — Satisfaction
Jackie DeShannon — Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright
The Turtles — It Ain’t Me Babe
Cher — All I Really Wanna Do
The Byrds — Mr. Tambourine Man
Noel Harrison — Santa Monica Pier
There was actually a company in the ’60s called “Record on Film,” and they put together this clip of October Country lip-synching their hit record from the stage of the original Gazzarri’s night club, on La Cienega Boulevard across from the Coronet Theater.
The Brain Train at The Sea Witch, Sunset Strip
Bobby Womack of The Valentinos
The Atlantics, named after Atlantic Blvd in East L.A.
Lyme & Cybelle, who were in real life called Warren Zevon and Violet Santangelo
Asylum Choir, Marc Benno (left), Leon Russell (right)
Jerry Yester and Judy Henske, who recorded the Straight Records LP “Farewell Aldebaran”
Noel Harrison’s “Santa Monica Pier” album, cover by Eve Babitz
