The Hoodoo Gurus early albums had great liner notes thanking people like Larry Storch (F Troop) and other pop culture & B movie folks.by Rhythm Bounder
Thanks for the post, enjoyed the video. The Drummer, James Baker, quite the character, he could have his own documentary. Also, I found it cool that there is a Johnny Thunders connection to the Hoodoos' name.by Rhythm Bounder
Well, I was at the infamous New Barbarians concert in Milwaukee. That didn’t get crazy until after the encores when the rumored “superstar guests” didn’t appear. I was happy to see the band, Keith and Woody, Ian McLagan, Bobby Keys, Stanley Clarke and the drummer from the Meters. I could watch those guys jam all night. There had been stories on the radio that people like Neil Young and Pete Townby Rhythm Bounder
Did I miss "Da Doo Ron Ron?"by Rhythm Bounder
The Replacements cover of T Rex's "20th Century Boy," on their "I Will Dare" single. BTW, it was a double B side single, sharing the B side with a cover of "Hey Good Lookin'." I find it to be a perfectly ramshackled rocker. The Mats were always great at showing the rockin' core of the Top 40 songs they would cover.by Rhythm Bounder
