Aquarius/Let The Sun Shine In
Koobamanah
Proud Mary
Bill & Lisa
Recorded and Manufactured by Columbia Record Productions
BL 100 - 1973
From the back cover: Music today is so open to style and expression that we enjoy the challenge of always presenting a wide variety of songs to reach as many people as possible. They have been entertaining alternately between the Montauk Golf & Racquet Club and Gurney's Inn for the past three years. Off season, Bill and Lisa perform on cruise ships, including trips to the South Pacific and the Orient.
Lazy River
Island In The Sun
Aquarius/Let The Sun Shine In
Once Upon A Time
Anytime Of The Year
Blow Ye Winds
Koobamanah
I Don't Know How To Love Him
Put Your Hand In The Hand - I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing
Guitarra De Guillermo
Mariann
Proud Mary
The Hawaiian Wedding Song
Koombamanah is so good, I've listened twice. The last time I listened to a song twice was... never. This should have been a single. It would have been a hit on account of it's so messy and dripping with greasy, buttery ego. Two egos, in fact. Two egos that look in the mirror and say 100 "I am great" affirmations every morning before putting on a happy face - their happy face gift for the world. Two egos that know The Secret of creating wealth and fame by telling The Universe, "Give me everything!" Oh, such talent. Proof that ego is all their is, and nothing else matters.
ReplyDeleteOh Bold Radish, I am thrilled that this piece moved you to write such an epic ode. These two are my PARENTS!!! GAAAHAHAAAAA!
DeleteDad definitely trimmed his beard very meticulously. I'm not going to ask about the affirmations, but dripping buttery ego sounds delicious, and clearly, they thought so, too.
They really meant every bit of it.
Classic! They could open for The Links! or The Links could open for them...
ReplyDeleteI was thinking the same think when I heard that uptempo version of Aquarius.
DeleteKoombamanah is my new favorite song. Damn it, we need supper clubs again and we need these 2 performing every night.
ReplyDeleteLOL! I was thinking the same thing. Supper clubs. Those were the good old days!
DeleteDear Mark! I'm so, SO tickled rosy pink that this album has been discovered and recognized by this amazing blog. I'm so touched that it's out there and also that I can conveniently play this for friends and say "This is my PARENTS!" so conveniently now that it's streaming on the web.
ReplyDeleteI love you, Mark. I love everything you're doing with this blog. Thank you!!!!
-Ashlynn Vanessa Manning