"Desperate Rock'n'Roll" Vol. 16

..."But they take on too much work," he told me "They want a name, fast, and they take on a lot of work, which they do for practically nothing, just go to get a name. They're usually undercapitalized to begin with, and take on too much work, and then they can't deliver and they go bankrupt."...
... There's another side to this, too. You have the kid from the small town in the Midwest who's like the kid from Keokuk who wants to go to New York and live in the village and be an artist and the like - he means, you know, things around home are but "hopelessly", totally square; home and all that goes with it. Only the kid from the Midwest who wants to be a custom-car artist goes to Los Angeles to do it. He does pretty much the same thing. He lives a kind of suburban bohemian life and takes odd jobs and spends the rest of his time at the feet of somebody like Barris, working on cars... (excerpt from "the candy kolored tangerine flake streamline baby" by Tom Wolfe to be continued...)
traxfromwax:
1. Sinful Woman - Bill Browning 2. Lonely Island - Eddie Cash 3. Kawliga - Vorris LeBlanc 4. Fire Engine Baby - Jiv-A-Tones 5. You Know It's True - Ricky Jones 6. Shake 'Em Up Rock - T Texas Tyler 7. Little Girl Next Door - Collay & Satellites 8. Bad Times - Scotty McKay 9. The Grave - Tony Casanova 10. Honky Tonk Queen - Bobby Hankins 11. Stormy Weather - Eddie Cash 12. Billy Cannon - Jay Chevalier 13. Flipsville - Stormy Gayle 14. Los Crazy Kings - Los Crazy Kings
ripped from vinyl in glorious monoloudarama!