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| From | "Michael Coxe" <audities@gmail.com> |
| Subject | Re: Jukebox Fun |
| Date | Tue, 21 Nov 2006 23:46:23 -0800 |
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Those that know me know I put my money where my mouth is. Jukebox coinage
is radio station catharsis for us little guys.
1) Wilson Pickett - The Exciting Wilson Pickett - 99 & a half plus a
gazillion other hits
2) Otis Redding - Tell the Truth - early key to a new direction but
for an airplane
crash - Otis is as bankable as Elvis in the jukebox economy
3) The Strangeloves - I Want Candy: The Best Of The Strangeloves - the killers
It's About My Baby & Cara-Lin are included, tho their hits
will mint quarters
(DO NOT buy the inferior, shorter-by-half, later, In the Night
Time comp)
4) Leon Russell - S/T (1970) - anyone in a bar "drinking" who doesn't
know & love
at least one of these songs is NOT a patron you want as a repeat customer
5) Kinks - Face to Face - NOT a guaranteed money earner, tho' it
contains jukebox
top 10 $cash$ producer Sunny Afternoon. Personally, I'd go
with a Kinks comp,
irrespective of your spec, specifically the Singles
Collection, or if you have the
slots, the 2-cd The Ultimate Collection.
- michael
pics
http://www.poolsharkz.co.uk/images/ami_h_200_jukebox.jpg
http://www.antique-art.com.au/gallery/items/images/19288.jpg
killer
http://www.flippers.be/images/rosmalen2004/P1010100.jpg
The 1 many of us grew up with
http://www.sylmar.ca/autoville/retro/musique-jukebox-se-hf100r-1g.jpg
another Seeburg
http://www.docmower.com/misc/jukebox%20002c.JPG
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