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Andrew Sandoval's Come To The Sunshine is the home of the bah bah bah's and the la la la's. Each week he ushers you into his record room for a two-hour tour of scintillating 1960's sounds by a stunning array of no-hit wonders. Hear beat, psych, folk-rock, garage, soft pop, baroque, singer-songwriters and so much more (mostly in MONO).

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Favoriting September 26, 2022: Show #2 Revisited

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Artist Track Album Year
Raintree Minority  You're Just What I Was Looking For Today   Favoriting   1969 
The Mojo  Not Too Old To Start Cryin' (mono)   Favoriting   1968 
Dino, Desi And Billy  Thru Spray Colored Glasses   Favoriting   1969 
The Paper Fortress  Butterfly High   Favoriting   1968 
The Nashville Teens  The Biggest Night Of Her Life   Favoriting   1967 
The Devils Brigade  Dreaming Is   Favoriting   1968 
Phineas And The Lemon Fogg  Anything Can Happen (When You're Lonely)   Favoriting   1968 
Buffalo Springfield  Merry-Go-Round (stereo 45)   Favoriting   1968 
Nilsson  Sister Marie   Favoriting   1968 
Chad And Jeremy  You Are She (mono single mix with handclaps)   Favoriting   1966 
The Black Sheep  Feeling Down   Favoriting   1967 
The Cyrkle  The Words   Favoriting   1967 
The Fourth Dimension  Rainy Day   Favoriting   1966 
Gene Clark  Echoes (mono 45)   Favoriting   1966 
The Sparrow  Tomorrow's Ship   Favoriting   1966 
Herman's Hermits  For Love   Favoriting   1966 
The Rain  Take It Away   Favoriting   1966 
The Action  Never Ever (single mix)   Favoriting   1967 
The Pretty Things  Talkin' About The Good Times (US 45 mix)   Favoriting   1968 
The Trophies  Leave My Girl Alone   Favoriting   1966 
The Everly Brothers  Non Mi Resti Che Tu   Favoriting   1965 
Grapefruit  Another Game (UK mono LP)   Favoriting around Grapefruit  1969 
Grapefruit  Yesterday's Sunshine (UK mono LP)   Favoriting around Grapefruit  1969 
Grapefruit  Elevator (UK mono 45 mix)   Favoriting   1968 
Grapefruit  Yes (UK mono 45 mix)   Favoriting   1968 
Grapefruit  C'mon Marianne (UK mono 45 mix)   Favoriting   1968 
Grapefruit  Lullaby (UK mono LP)   Favoriting around Grapefruit  1969 
Grapefruit  Round Going Round (album version - UK mono mix)   Favoriting   1969 
Grapefruit  Dear Delilah (UK mono 45 mix)   Favoriting   1968 
Grapefruit  Ain't It Good (UK mono 45 mix)   Favoriting   1968 
Grapefruit  Someday Soon (UK mono LP mix)   Favoriting   1969 
Grapefruit  Sweet Little Miss No Name   Favoriting Yesterday's Sunshine: The Complete1967-1968 London Sessions  2016 
Grapefruit  Do What You Want To (AKA Learn to Love Me)   Favoriting Yesterday's Sunshine: The Complete1967-1968 London Sessions  2016 
Grapefruit  Round Going Round (single version - UK 45 mix)   Favoriting   1969 
Grapefruit  Somebody's Turning On The People   Favoriting Yesterday's Sunshine: The Complete1967-1968 London Sessions  2016 
Grapefruit  Someday Soon (alternate version)   Favoriting Yesterday's Sunshine: The Complete1967-1968 London Sessions  2016 
Grapefruit  Breaking Up A Dream (live on Top Gear)   Favoriting   1968 
Grapefruit  Trying To Make It To Monday (Top Gear Session)   Favoriting   1968 
Grapefruit  This Little Man (alternate version)   Favoriting Treacle Toffee World (Further Adventures Into The Pop Psych Sounds From The Apple Era 1967-1969)  2008 
Grapefruit  The Dead Boot   Favoriting   1968 
George Alexander  Lullaby (demo)   Favoriting    
George Alexander  My Boy (demo)   Favoriting    
George Alexander  Dear Delilah (demo)   Favoriting Let's Go Down And Blow Our Minds: The British Psychedelic Sounds Of 1967  2016 
Grapefruit  Trying To Make It To Monday (mono demo)   Favoriting    
George Alexander  Fall Of The Castle (demo)   Favoriting Treacle Toffee World (Further Adventures Into The Pop Psych Sounds From The Apple Era 1967-1969)  2008 
The Moving Finger  Jeremy The Lamp   Favoriting   1968 
The Ways And Means  Breaking Up A Dream   Favoriting   1968 
Goldrush  Somebody's Turning On The People   Favoriting   1968 
Paintbox  Get Ready For Love   Favoriting   1970 
The Majority  Charlotte Rose (stereo 45)   Favoriting   1969 
Grapefruit  Lullaby (John & Paul mono mix)   Favoriting   2016 
Grapefruit  Say You Don't Mind   Favoriting Top Of The Pops 183  1968 
Andy Ellison  Fool From Upper Eden   Favoriting   1968 
Grapefruit  Universal Party   Favoriting   1971 
Grapefruit  One More Try   Favoriting Yesterday's Sunshine: The Complete1967-1968 London Sessions  2016 
Moondance  Anna St. Claire (stereo 45)   Favoriting   1970 


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Listener comments!

Avatar 5:59pm
cometothesunshine:

Welcome everyone!
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sw2442:

Hi Andrew...
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Erica:

Hi Andrew. Repeat show again?
  6:00pm
Dakota Territory:

Hey group!
Avatar 6:01pm
Woof:

Hello, Andrew! Hello, Everyone! Looking forward to the show!!! :)
Avatar 6:01pm
Erica:

Hi Dakota.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:02pm
Aitch:

Here it comes
  6:02pm
uptownjen:

Hi, all! Looking forward to these singles and lots of Grapefruit goodies.
Avatar 6:04pm
cometothesunshine:

Erica - I wouldn't call this a repeat, since I spent two days putting together this particular broadcast!

Actually, parts of it were in show #2, but when I redid that it had to be chopped down to suit the Bunny's 1:58 format. In restoring the middle and end, I added almost another hour.
Avatar 6:05pm
cometothesunshine:

Welcome, Dakota T
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cometothesunshine:

Welcome, Aitch and Woof and Jen
Avatar 6:07pm
cometothesunshine:

I am pretty sure only Woof was with me 16 years ago for the original show #2
Avatar 6:08pm
cometothesunshine:

I am however joined today by Simon the cat, who I have had for 16 years. He says, HII!
  6:08pm
Carmelita:

Hi Andrew!
Avatar 6:09pm
cometothesunshine:

Welcome, Carmelita!
Avatar 6:09pm
Erica:

Aww. Tell Simon that we all said Hi. I had a cat of 16 years too. Her name was Ashley who died in 2021.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:09pm
Aitch:

Didn't know of Grapefruit, but another Young brother!
Avatar ☀ Swag For Life Member 6:09pm
Steeley Chris:

I love me some “Spray Colored Glasses”, especially by Dino, Desi & Billy! A great Summertime song!
Avatar 6:10pm
cometothesunshine:

Aitch - some of my favorite music of the 1960's!
Avatar 6:10pm
Woof:

I remember these shows and I am overjoyed to revisit them-- especially knowing how the other station you were broadcasting on was run on computers held together with spit & string at times and could go off the air at any second.
Avatar 6:10pm
cometothesunshine:

I am so sorry, Erica! Simon is actually about 18. I rescued him as an adult.
Avatar 6:11pm
cometothesunshine:

Woof, my copies of the 45s also got upgraded in many cases.
Avatar 6:11pm
cometothesunshine:

I actually had a good time yesterday digging out some George Alexander stuff I've never played.
Avatar 6:11pm
Erica:

Bless Simon for being with you all those years.
Avatar 6:12pm
cometothesunshine:

The three- hour format allows almost all of the older "long" shows to get properly archived.
Avatar 6:12pm
cometothesunshine:

I typed in all of the playlist last night so I could pay more attention to Simon.
Avatar 6:13pm
MOM WHIG:

Hi there Andrew, sw2442, Erica, Dakota T, Woof, Aitch, Carmelita, Steeley Chris
  6:13pm
Smoketown Joe:

Hearing this song has made my night tonight. Thanks Andrew
  6:14pm
Carmelita:

Hi to Simon from me and my cats Sun Tse and Narisa. Glad that Simon is still with you at 18, Andrew
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:16pm
Woo:

Hi to all
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MOM WHIG:

Hey there Simon the CAT!! I had many years ago - my Siamese Kahlua - who passed at age 20. Got him while I was living in Hawaii in 1984
Avatar 6:17pm
cometothesunshine:

My pleasure, Smoketown Joe!
  6:17pm
Carmelita:

Hi Mom Whig! I have Siamese cats too!
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cometothesunshine:

Simon, says "WOW!"
Avatar 6:18pm
MOM WHIG:

Smoketown Joe hi there
Carmelita - they are the best - No cats now - I sold my house 5 years ago & am doing the Apartment living now. I visit my son's two cats down the street.
  6:26pm
uptownjen:

Few records make me happier than this version of this song. The handclaps give me life!❤️
Avatar 6:27pm
cometothesunshine:

It is great to hear the 45s in the early shows, they are the ones I grew up with!
  6:28pm
Dakota Territory:

The vocal harmonies on You Are She just so so great! This should have been a bigger, anything off Distant Shores should have been a hit.
Avatar 6:29pm
Erica:

You are She is growing on me.
  6:30pm
Carmelita:

You are She is my favorite Chad and Jeremy song
Avatar 6:30pm
cometothesunshine:

Distant Shores is such a fabulous LP!
  6:50pm
Carmelita:

Both Sides of Herman’s Hermits is my favorite album of theirs
  6:51pm
maria collins:

High People !
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:51pm
Woo:

Blaze is a fav of mine Carmelita. But it's very short, as a lot of albums were then
Avatar 6:52pm
cometothesunshine:

Welcome, Maria. Hope you are digging the sounds.
Avatar 6:53pm
cometothesunshine:

I think Blaze is my fave Hermits LP too, Woo.
Avatar 6:53pm
Erica:

Hi Maria.
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MOM WHIG:

Dinner break - back later folks
  6:55pm
Carmelita:

I like Blaze too!
  6:55pm
maria collins:

@cometothesunshine Yes. glad you're back :D
Avatar 6:55pm
sw2442:

Have a nice dinner Mom...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:57pm
Woo:

LPs were too short for a long time, then a lot of CDs were too long, almost double-LP length. You don't have to fill up the whole thing!
Avatar 6:59pm
cometothesunshine:

Thanks, Maria!
Avatar 7:01pm
cometothesunshine:

When I last played this show two years ago - I had to chop out this single and the next one for time. Happy they are back in.
Avatar 7:02pm
cometothesunshine:

I am still not sure why I played 21 singles this week (instead of the usual 20) but I must've had a reason in 2006.
Avatar 7:05pm
cometothesunshine:

The original show #2 had about 30 mins of Easybeats songs, I let Orange Peel play most of those in his show this week (so we get more Grapefruit).
  7:07pm
uptownjen:

Agreed. Such an incredible collection of songs! I always turn Grapefruit up any time I hear them.
Avatar 7:08pm
cometothesunshine:

I really love this album. I got it for my birthday in 1996 or 1997.
Avatar 7:10pm
cometothesunshine:

At least my first copy!
Avatar 7:21pm
cometothesunshine:

George Alexander such a formidable songwriting talent.
Avatar 7:22pm
cometothesunshine:

The whole of Grapefruit really had something special. If they had been more successful in 1968, they may have never changed their style entirely in 1969.
Avatar 7:25pm
David in California:

Hello, Andrew. Given the link to the Beatles, is there a connection between the group's name and Yoko Ono's book being entitled Grapefruit?
  7:25pm
uptownjen:

As someone that loves tiny special elements in songs, this song especially is one good thing after another…a gift that keeps on giving every time I hear it.
Avatar 7:25pm
sw2442:

Andrew...I know Grapefruit was the first group/artist signed to The Beatles' Apple Publishing, and that their record label, at least in this country, was Mercury, and RCA in the U.K. It still puzzles me why Grapefruit didn't wind up on Apple Records later on?
Avatar 7:26pm
cometothesunshine:

John Lennon suggested the name.
Avatar 7:26pm
cometothesunshine:

Obviously Yoko's book was the catalyst for that.
Avatar 7:27pm
David in California:

Thank you, Andrew. That explains it.
Avatar 7:28pm
cometothesunshine:

SW2442 - The Apple label was not really setup until the summer of 1968. Whereas Grapefruit launched in January 1968. Their sessions were paid for by Apple publishing, but subsequently Apple has given all of the masters back to the group.
Avatar 7:29pm
cometothesunshine:

After 1968, Apple decided they would rather not advance the group any more money. They were on their own for 1969 (signing with RCA worldwide) and then a final single in 1971 (which was George Alexander with Harry Vanada & George Young of the Easybeats)
  7:29pm
Carmelita:

Andrew I like your version of Round Going Round better than the original!
Avatar 7:30pm
cometothesunshine:

Vanda & Young also tried to sign with Apple, but were not contractually free to do so. They began writing under the pseudonym of "James" to get around their Australian deal.
Avatar 7:30pm
cometothesunshine:

Thank you, Carmelita! I am partial to the original, but I had a lot of fun recording and rearranging that.
Avatar 7:31pm
sw2442:

Thanks Andrew...it sounds like Apple maybe was considering having Grapefruit on their record label, but maybe lost interest right before Apple Records was formed.
Avatar 7:32pm
cometothesunshine:

Yes, they had two chart singles, but not big ones.
Avatar 7:32pm
cometothesunshine:

Paul McCartney thought they were stupid for making Elevator/Yes a Double A-side. As a result, the record never charted. He directed a promo film for Elevator which has yet to surface.
Avatar 7:34pm
cometothesunshine:

Grapefruit also mostly self-produced their records in 1968, which is impressive.
Avatar 7:35pm
cometothesunshine:

I love these outtakes! Some of the best lost 60s material to my ears.
Avatar 7:37pm
sw2442:

Also, thanks Andrew for the George Young and Harry Vanda info about them trying to sign with Apple. Kinda related, I read before that The Beach Boys tried to sign with Apple in either 1971 or 72...is that true or just an urban legend?
Avatar 7:38pm
cometothesunshine:

Never heard that about the BB, SW
Avatar 7:39pm
cometothesunshine:

CSN tried to sign with Apple too, but they passed. They were making demos in a flat on Moscow Rd in London When they departed, George Young took over the flat and the studio. He and Harry Vanda recorded there for much of 1969 & 1970.
Avatar 7:40pm
cometothesunshine:

The distinctive brass sounds on all the Grapefruit and Easybeats recordings were played by George Alexander.
Avatar 7:41pm
cometothesunshine:

The single version of Round Going Round is better than the LP. But it was not a hit!
Avatar 7:41pm
sw2442:

Thanks Andrew...I read The Beach Boys to Apple Records thing in a day by day book about The Beach Boys, and it was attributed to a mention in Melody Makerat the time...the CSN story I had definetly heard before.
Avatar 7:42pm
cometothesunshine:

The CSN/Easybeats connection is a strange one.
Avatar 7:45pm
cometothesunshine:

Somebody's Turning On The People seems like it could have been a hit
Avatar ☀ 7:46pm
WLSClark:

Hi Andrew and all, looks like missed a George Alexander extravaganza! Been busy and couldn't listen tonight until now.
Avatar 7:46pm
cometothesunshine:

Clark - still another hour of George Alexander to go!
Avatar ☀ 7:46pm
WLSClark:

That's GREAT!
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MOM WHIG:

Hi there WLS
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cometothesunshine:

Trying To Make It To Monday - what an amazing song
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cometothesunshine:

I am guessing Bill Shepherd did the wonderful orch arrangement for the BBC live version.
Avatar ☀ 8:00pm
WLSClark:

Hi Mom! LOVE Grapefruit!
Avatar 8:06pm
cometothesunshine:

I guess this song was being demoed for a female singer - George is really straining to be at the top of his range.
  8:07pm
uptownjen:

This song reminds me of a Brian Wilson song, for some reason.
Avatar 8:08pm
cometothesunshine:

it is definitely intriguing
  8:08pm
uptownjen:

Reggae Delilah
Avatar ☀ 8:09pm
WLSClark:

Very interesting accent on this classic Gfruit song!
  8:10pm
uptownjen:

Glad they went another way with it. I love 60s ska/reggae, but the direction they went with it is much more dramatic and compelling.
Avatar 8:11pm
cometothesunshine:

Jen - I am wonder who was singing on those demos, because it is so effected - you can't hear George's strong Scottish accent.
Avatar 8:12pm
cometothesunshine:

They are of course billed as George Alexander on the various Apple publishing compilations, but I wonder if there is some other story.
Avatar 8:15pm
cometothesunshine:

Same singer on this one, The Fall Of The Castle.
Avatar ☀ 8:20pm
WLSClark:

No demo for "yes"? I LOVE that Gfruit song--so Beatles-like.
Avatar 8:23pm
cometothesunshine:

Clark: I guess we'd have to ask John Perry - the only non-Alexander song on the first album.
  8:23pm
uptownjen:

This is so Sunflower-era Beach Boys to my ears.
Avatar 8:24pm
cometothesunshine:

Supposedly Bruce Johnston had something to do with arranging this Goldrush single, but he is not credited
Avatar 8:24pm
Erica:

I can hear it too Jen.
Avatar 8:24pm
cometothesunshine:

This Paintbox 45 is really growing on me - love hearing Vanda/Young on lead vocals.
Avatar ☀ 8:25pm
WLSClark:

Andrew, wow, never realized that!
Avatar 8:25pm
cometothesunshine:

George Alexander could still write a great song
  8:25pm
uptownjen:

Yeah, I dig this.
  8:26pm
uptownjen:

This is a bit of an Elton-esque production.
Avatar 8:27pm
cometothesunshine:

This Majority single is so beautiful
Avatar ☀ 8:29pm
WLSClark:

George wrote so many cool tunes.
Avatar 8:29pm
cometothesunshine:

That is for certain, Clark!
Avatar 8:32pm
cometothesunshine:

This is the version marked FAB or listed as Produced by John & Paul (I wonder which John and which Paul)?
  8:36pm
uptownjen:

Love this “Say You Don’t Mind.” If I have heard it before, I don’t recall it.
Avatar 8:36pm
cometothesunshine:

It has been issued on a BBC set - but it is a great version - the perfect song for Grapefruit
  8:41pm
uptownjen:

I’m loving song after song. I’m not surprised. This music is such a gift. Thank you for today’s set, Andrew.
Avatar 8:42pm
cometothesunshine:

Thanks, Jen! I had a great time yesterday pulling this together.
Avatar 8:44pm
Woof:

Thank you for the great show, Andrew!
  8:45pm
uptownjen:

Gotta chase down that RSD 45 and a UK Grapefruit LP. I’ve had the album on my wishlist for quite a while, though.
Avatar ☀ 8:46pm
WLSClark:

Great show, what I caught!!!! You get it well done every time!!
Avatar 8:47pm
cometothesunshine:

Thanks, Clark, Woof & Jen!
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sw2442:

Thanks for another great remastered show Andrew...see you next week...
Avatar 8:48pm
cometothesunshine:

Thanks, sw2442!
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sw2442:

Bye all...see many of you on the return of BPN...until next Monday...
Avatar 8:50pm
Erica:

Andrew I have enjoyed your 2nd revisited show.
Avatar 8:55pm
Erica:

See you guys next week. Same time, same stream.
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