Featuring outtakes, neglected tracks, two cuts from American Graffiti and rarities that somehow got piled away in closets and forgotten…
...’60s group, Flash Cadillac and the Continental Kids, gained a reputation for wild, out-of-control shows at clubs like Tulagi. Because of those performances, Flash was featured playing oldies in the 1972 film American Graffiti and on a 1974 episode of Happy Days. The band also appeared in the USO concert scene in Apocalypse Now, while continuing to tear up Boulder stages. Now based in Colorado Springs, Flash continues to perform with symphonies nationwide. The band’s new singer, Timothy P. Irvin, formerly of Rural Route 3, another Boulder country band, replaces longtime lead singer Sam McFadin, who died in 2001. - from: http://www.getboulder.com/25th/musicians.htmltrax:
01 See My Baby Jive 02 In A Cathedral 03 Souvenir Of California 04 Time Will Tell 05 Best Of Honky Tonk 06 At The Hop 07 Louie Louie 08 At The Diner 09 Number 9 10 Later Than Midnight 11 Sunrise At Woodstock 12 Highway 98.6 Revisited 13 Count Jones Vs. Spike Basey 14 Nonsense Of Nothing 15 Geez Louise 16 Rockin' Tonight 17 All Request Time 18 Best Of Honky Tonk Part 2 19 Brown H2O 20 Spike's Psycho Corner 21 Endless Sleep 22 Viva Viva Viva 23 Ballad Of Jodi Foster 24 Ballad Of Geraldo 25 Be A Man A Be
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7 comments:
Thanks
RYP.
You are a star. Thank you so much for Flash Cadillac, you made my day today.
I'm sending a big hug (well, an elbow touch, lockdown and social distance still applies) with my gratitude and blessings.
It's always a pleasure to visit your blog, so many treasures.
Nigel
A fun band for sure!!
Please RYP
may I get a copy?
hope so.
thanks,
- D
NEW LINK:
Flash Cadillac & The Continental Kids "TWENTY FIVE YEARS"
gitit! no pw
https://www.imagenetz.de/ytaDC
RYP the KING
thanks for re-loading
best to you,
- D
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