stolfstolf
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What could cheer me up more than finding a vintage A&M cut I’d never heard of before? In this case it’s the Baja Marimba Band doing “Clancy Lowered the Boom” on the Smothers Brothers Show, 3-12-1967. Not released in any recorded form, right? So how did that happen? Was it a cut they were planning for an upcoming LP but then abandoned? Or did Julius just say let’s do something different and off-the-wall?
They also performed a “live” version of Brasilia. Or could it have been recorded ahead of time and lip-synced for the actual program? The regular slow pace not the double-time version. Both available on the Julius Wechter facebook page…along with a ton of other cool stuff if you haven’t seen it, including probably every version of the Canadian “Man, That’s Coffee” spots, even the French ones for Quebec, altho not the 45 that I could see.
They also performed a “live” version of Brasilia. Or could it have been recorded ahead of time and lip-synced for the actual program? The regular slow pace not the double-time version. Both available on the Julius Wechter facebook page…along with a ton of other cool stuff if you haven’t seen it, including probably every version of the Canadian “Man, That’s Coffee” spots, even the French ones for Quebec, altho not the 45 that I could see.