Topic "No Vocals?" was raised by Bruce on Jan 2, 2004.
Bruce (1948-1970) and Roger (1950-1970) each posted a list of
their top instrumental for each of these years.
Diane added her favorites for some of these years.
The fave instrumentals of these three steadfast members,
as posted in Jan 2004, are combined in the list below.
B=Bruce; R=Roger; D=Diane
B 1948 - Sweet Georgia Brown - Brother Bones
B 1949 - The Hucklebuck - Paul Williams
B 1950 - Easter Parade - Freddie Mitchell
R 1950 - The Harry Lime Theme - Anton Karas
B 1951 - Preachin' - Julian Dash
R 1951 - Flamingo - Earl Bostic
BR 1952 - Night Train - Jimmy Forrest
B 1953 - Jukebox Shuffle - Lowell Fulson
R 1953 - Easy - Jimmy & Walter
BR 1954 - Jam Up - Tommy Ridgeley
BR 1955 - Hand Clappin' - Red Prysock
D 1955 - Roller Coaster - Little Walter
DBR 1956 - Honky Tonk Pt 2 - Bill Doggett
B 1957 - Raunchy - Bill Justis
DR 1957 - Hard Times - Noble "Thin Man" Watts
B 1958 - Rebel Rouser - Duane Eddy
R 1958 - Rumble - Link Wray
BR 1959 - 40 Miles Of Bad Road - Duane Eddy
B 1960 - Wild Weekend - Rebels
R 1960 - Apache - Shadows
BR 1961 - Last Night - Mar-Keys
D 1961 - Hide Away - Freddy King
DBR 1962 - Green Onions - Booker T. & MG's
B 1963 - Wipe Out - Surfaris
R 1963 - El Watusi - Ray Barretto
B 1964 - The Mexican Shuffle - Herb Alpert & TJB
R 1964 - Scratchy - Travis Wammack
D 1964 - Twine Time - Alvin Cash & Crawlers
B 1965 - Third Man Theme - Herb Alpert & TJB
R 1965 - Red Beans & Rice - Booker T. & MG's
D 1965 - Jr. Walker & All-Stars - Cleo's Back
B 1966 - Summer Samba - Walter Wanderly
R 1966 - Secret Agent Man - Ventures
B 1967 - Mercy, Mercy, Mercy - Cannonball Adderly
R 1967 - Soul Finger - Bar-Kays
BR 1968 - Soulful Strut - Young-Holt Unlimited
B 1969 - Hawaii 5-O - Ventures
R 1969 - Time Is Tight - Booker T. & MG's
B 1970 - Overture From Tommy - Assembled Multitude
DR 1970 - These Are The JB's - JB's
BRUCE
MY FAVORITE INSTRUMENTAL RECORDING OF EACH YEAR (1948-1970)
1948 - Sweet Georgia Brown - Brother Bones
1949 - The Hucklebuck - Paul Williams
1950 - Easter Parade - Freddie Mitchell
1951 - Preachin' - Julian Dash
1952 - Night Train - Jimmy Forrest
1953 - Jukebox Shuffle - Lowell Fulson
1954 - Jam Up - Tommy Ridgely
1955 - Hand Clappin' - Red Prysock
1956 - Honky Tonk (part 2) - Bill Doggett
1957 - Raunchy - Bill Justis
1958 - Rebel Rouser - Duane Eddy
1959 - Forty Miles Of Bad Road - Duane Eddy
1960 - Wild Weekend - Rebels
1961 - Last Night - Mar-Keys
1962 - Green Onions - Booker T. & MG's
1963 - Wipe Out - Surfaris
1964 - The Mexican Shuffle - Herb Alpert & TJB
1965 - Third Man Theme - Herb Alpert & TJB
1966 - Summer Samba - Walter Wanderly
1967 - Mercy, Mercy, Mercy - Cannonball Adderly
1968 - Soulful Strut - Young-Holt Unlimited
1969 - Hawaii 5-O - Ventures
1970 - Overture From Tommy - Assembled Multitude
ROGER
1950 - The Harry Lime Theme - Anton Karas
1951 - Flamingo - Earl Bostic
1952 - Night Train - Jimmy Forrest
1953 - Easy - Jimmy & Walter
1954 - Jam Up - Tommy Ridgeley
1955 - Hand Clappin' - Red Prysock
1956 - Honky Tonk Pt 2 - Bill Doggett
1957 - Hard Times - Noble "Thin Man" Watts
1958 - Rumble - Link Wray
1959 - 40 Miles Of Bad Road - Duane Eddy
1960 - Apache - Shadows
1961 - Last Night - Mar-Keys
1962 - Green Onions - Booker T. & MG's
1963 - El Watusi - Ray Barretto
1964 - Scratchy - Travis Wammack
1965 - Red Beans & Rice - Booker T. & MG's
1966 - Secret Agent Man - Ventures
1967 - Soul Finger - Bar-Kays
1968 - Soulful Strut - Young-Holt Unlimited
1969 - Time Is Tight - Booker T. & MG's
1970 - These Are The JB's - JB's
Topic "No Vocals?" was raised by Bruce on Jan 2, 2004.
Bruce (1948-1970) and Roger (1950-1970) each posted a list of
their top instrumental for each of these years.
ROGER
1950 - The Harry Lime Theme - Anton Karas
I've done some revising since 2004.
Along the same theme, try if you dare.
Rick & Bob are the only ones that are still around. Out of a possible 64 >points, Rick got 57 ( very good) , in 3rd place just behind Norm's 1st
place 60, and Marc's 2nd place 59.
http://marcdashevsky.com/ClipsQuiz/Instrumental01.mp3
On Tue, 23 Jan 2024 08:25:15 -0800, Steve Mc
<stevemc209@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Along the same theme, try if you dare.Many thanks for your wonderful on topic post, Steve.
Rick & Bob are the only ones that are still around. Out of a possible 64
points, Rick got 57 ( very good) , in 3rd place just behind Norm's 1st
place 60, and Marc's 2nd place 59.
http://marcdashevsky.com/ClipsQuiz/Instrumental01.mp3
I listened to and enjoyed the whole 4:31.
Unfortunately, it's not good enough to strongly recognize many
of the brief samples. The challenge is to recall each song title.
Not meaning to spoil your current challenge, Steve, but here is a page
that has links to each Clips Quiz (with Questions/Results/Answers): http://marcdashevsky.com/ClipsQuiz/
On 1/23/2024 10:45 AM, RWC wrote:
On Tue, 23 Jan 2024 08:25:15 -0800, Steve Mc
<stevemc209@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Along the same theme, try if you dare.Many thanks for your wonderful on topic post, Steve.
Rick & Bob are the only ones that are still around. Out of a possible 64 >>> points, Rick got 57 ( very good) , in 3rd place just behind Norm's 1st
place 60, and Marc's 2nd place 59.
http://marcdashevsky.com/ClipsQuiz/Instrumental01.mp3
I listened to and enjoyed the whole 4:31.
Unfortunately, it's not good enough to strongly recognize many
of the brief samples. The challenge is to recall each song title.
Not meaning to spoil your current challenge, Steve, but here is a page
that has links to each Clips Quiz (with Questions/Results/Answers):
http://marcdashevsky.com/ClipsQuiz/
Glad you enjoyed it.
Well of course the answers are on Marc's site. And I think most people
still around here know that, because most were here when I was doing
those quizzes (2004).
Did you even try to recognize them before you saw the answers ?
To do well, you do have to know your music, and remember, there was
nothing like Shazam back then to identify music, but even if there was,
most the clips are too short to make that a possibility anyway.
And if I do say so myself, Rick's 89% is damn good.
My 100 Favorite Instrumentals:
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/goldwax317/my-top-100-instrumentals/
On Tuesday, January 23, 2024 at 9:52:07 AM UTC-5, RWC wrote:
Topic "No Vocals?" was raised by Bruce on Jan 2, 2004.
Bruce (1948-1970) and Roger (1950-1970) each posted a list of
their top instrumental for each of these years.
Diane added her favorites for some of these years.
R 1963 - El Watusi - Ray Barretto
Don't see how this can be considered an instrumental. I believe Rhino included it on its Best Rock instrumental CDs, but I disagree with them if so. Good record, though.
El Watusi - Ray Barretto
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uZx9KnlTyg
My 100 Favorite Instrumentals:
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/goldwax317/my-top-100-instrumentals/
RWC wrote:
Dean, thanks for introducing me to these sides, which
are now, for me, an instrumental favorite for that year:
1952 - Chuck Higgins - Pachuko Hop
1958 - The Champs - Train To Nowhere
1958 - The Tune Rockers - The Green Mosquito
1969 - The Meters - Cissy Strut
"Train to Nowhere" is not on my list.
On Thu, 25 Jan 2024 07:25:35 +0000, soulexpress@gmail.com (Dean)
wrote:
RWC wrote:
Dean, thanks for introducing me to these sides, which
are now, for me, an instrumental favorite for that year:
1952 - Chuck Higgins - Pachuko Hop
1958 - The Champs - Train To Nowhere
1958 - The Tune Rockers - The Green Mosquito
1969 - The Meters - Cissy Strut
"Train to Nowhere" is not on my list.
Sorry, it's on your page as the flip side to your listed "Tequila".
I'm surprised you, being you, did not have this side in your top 100:
1962 - Jimmy McGriff - Ive Got A Woman (Part 1) [Sue 770] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7UGIrXEafU
My Updated list of Instrumental Favorites
My Updated list of Instrumental Favorites
31.Wipe Out Surfaris - 1962
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