Carman – Get Out Of My Life (Comin’ On Strong, 1984)
I was down to my last two quarters, and because I hadn’t eaten since dawn or been to church since 1998, I had to forgo a copy of the Alice Island Band’s rare private pressing for a slice of Spirit Filled Pizza.
Carman – Spirit Filled Pizza
I just hope Carman didn’t get pepperoni on either of his black & blue shirts.
Manfred Krug – Wenn’s Draußen Grün Wird (1973)
Caterina Caselli – Bagnata Come Un Pulcino (1971)
Leo Cuypers – Alsdot De Olifantstand (1974)
Dutch pianist and composer Leo Cuypers is one of the numerous creative geniuses who rose to prominence in the avant-garde hothouse of 70s Europe, while remaining relatively unknown in the States and the rest of the world. In 1981 he recruited Dutch saxophonist Willem Breuker, drummer Han Bennink and bassist Arjen Garter to record Heavy Days Are Here Again.
Hysear Don Walker – Children of the Night (1972)
Georges Happi – Hello Friends (Blue’s Back Home, 1978)
Georges Happi – Monica (1978)
Sarolta Zalatnay – Minden Uj Nap (Szeretettel, 1975)
Kavaret – שיר המכולת (The Grocery Store)
Called “Poogy” outside of Israel, Kaveret apparently had quite a following among the Israeli community in Southern California and elsewhere.
Billy Pepper & The Pepperpots – Jericho (1964)
The Third Wave – Eleanor Rigby (1970)
Five Filipino sisters backed by the George Duke Trio with Stu Martin on drums.