Links
Can you get a copy of
it? Beats me! Certainly not from here, but try these links.
Trod Nossel Productions - the original production company at Poison
Ring Records. Sounds like they're cleaning out the basement.
http://www.trod-nossel.com/tna/records/records.html
California Albums: old vinyl records (Are they still in
business?)
http://www.eshoppinglink.com/music/calalbums/minor.htm
Borderline Books (Not sure what this is. Let me know if you
figure it out.)
http://www.borderlinebooks.com/us6070s/i1z.html
Paisley Haze It says they buy and sell out of print records,
and 99% of the stuff is in stock. Nothing there about taking
credit cards - and I don't think they're going to make Tower Records
nervous - but it looks interesting.
http://www.paisleyhaze.com/
Miscellaneous
A tribute page by Tom Levin (no relation to Pete) that even
includes an MP3 of Surfer Girl. Now there's a man with too much
free time! You'll find it on this site under "IMPORTANT BEER
LINKS" (Exactly what I would have done!)
http://party.coldestbeer.com/
King Uszniewicz and his Uszniewicztones: another review
http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Lounge/1936/critiq/A/Kingu.htm
At the Galax Fiddlers' Convention
(I have
absolutely no
clue what this is, but you'll undoubtedly note that A GUY WAS CROWNED
KAZOO QUEEN. You know, I was
thinking of going next year, but ...)
"On Saturday, the 15th annual Kazoo contest was held, and the Kazoo Queen
was crowned. This is a tongue-in-cheek experience that must be seen in person to believe! A big Native American
guy, known only as "Chief" was crowned queen, and the big Kazoo parade
followed a rousing rendition of "Little Dead Surfer Girl," performed by a
soon-to-be fellow thereminist and long term bizarre instrument maker who shall remain nameless.
http://www.korrnet.org/pipermail/levnet/1997-August/000642.html
We've never heard it, but the band "Buzzbomber and the
M80s" actually had a cover of Surfer Girl. Their site seems
to be in trouble, but here's the link anyway in case they get it fixed.
http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Stage/7129/
Last year, Surfer Girl was on the playlist for the last show from 314
Main Street - sandwiched in between offerings by Deep Purple and
Heart. Now, that's deep! We'd love to know exactly who was
listening to this station - and are they blaming us for going off the
air.
http://beakerstreet.com/jan2801.htm
The IBBBB got a listing and a mention in a book on garage bands from
the 60s and early 70s. It's called "Fuzz, Acid &
Flowers" and is apparently carried by Borderline Books. We
were excited until we realized that it has nothing to do with the major
chain, Border Books - but it felt good there for a second.
http://www.borderlinebooks.com/us6070s/fuzz.html
Yet another review of King Uszniewicz and his "bowling alley
lounge band". Just in case this isn't strange enough, this
site is all in German. Who is this guy, anyway???
http://www.klangundkleid.ch/katalog/detail.asp?ID=710&SID=18
And, this one's in Japanese. I'm sure it says something very
nice.
http://www24.big.or.jp/~ker/log/yuccum.htm |