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Host: Dan Electreau Dan Electreau s orbit brings him close enough to be within transmission range, the result is episode #52 of Flying Saucer Rock n Roll. Tune in for 60 minutes... [[ Please go to www.garagepunk.com for more info on this and other programs available on the GaragePunk Podcast network. ]]

Rock opera about the oddessy of some 60's youths amid the social upheaval of the era, vietnam, hippies, rock and roll and of course, love. Set to songs by the Beatles that influenced the times. Beautiful special effects, choreography, singing, cameo's by Bono, Joe Cocker, Eddie Izzard.

Host: Charles Gaskins OH DIP! Charles was down in Jacksonville, Fla., visting his family and ended up having a couple friends come over and help out with the latest episode. Unfortunately some of the... [[ Please go to www.garagepunk.com for more info on this and other programs available on the GaragePunk Podcast network. ]]

An homage to the man who used to be known as Bobby Zimmerman by Corey Fischer

Host: MalThursday FRA! Hall of Fame, Vol. II Here s another Hall of Fame edition of the long-running radio series featuring the All-Time Greats from the Sunshine State. This time around, we... [[ Please go to www.garagepunk.com for more info on this and other programs available on the GaragePunk Podcast network. ]]

Host: Duke Eastwood When you lead a reckless life, you may not need anyone else s advice; but you do need a reliable source of bad-ass tunes you can act-a-fool to. Killed By Porn has always... [[ Please go to www.garagepunk.com for more info on this and other programs available on the GaragePunk Podcast network. ]]

Retro TV: Intro for a 1962 failed TV pilot called "Little Amy". Author: iLoveClassicTV Keywords: Retro TV Classic Television 1962 Sitcom 60's 196's Sixties Failed Pilot Pilots Added: July 19, 2008

Hosts: Gringo Starr Reverend Beat-Man Last episode s concept of Beat-Man moderating the show by telephone while in outer space has now mutated into a... [[ Please go to www.garagepunk.com for more info on this and other programs available on the GaragePunk Podcast network. ]]

I Call Her Name Host: Alex Piandes The Desperate Hour turns 20 - episodes, that is. This episode features tunes from the Woggles, the Honkeys, Thee Headcoatees, the Hipshakes and more scrap from the... [[ Please go to www.garagepunk.com for more info on this and other programs available on the GaragePunk Podcast network. ]]

At Art Santa Fe 2008 at the booth of Osuna Art, we discovered a kinetic sculpture by San Francisco-based artist Fletcher Benton. During the Sixties he was part of the kinetic movement. Susie Fuller, Senior Associate at Jenkins Johnson Gallery in San Francisco tells us more about Fletcher Benton and his kinetic sculptures. More info.

The Flirtations bounce back for the new album with a track that is aimed right at the Duffy and Amy Winehouse crowd, without compromising or losing its authentic Northern Soul flavour. What's old is new and this new song, "Camouflage", is as modern as they come, yet as retro as they come all at the same time.These are the original Flirtations, Earnestine Pearce, Shirley Pearce, and Pearly Gates, who originally were the Gypsies. They have been together recording for forty four years and look just fabulous still, right up to this day. Pearly Gates, real name Vi Billups, has been a friend of mine for thirty years. The girls started out as the Gypsies on Old Town Records, a classic teenage girl group from New York, with the early sixties classics, "Jerk It", and the Northern Soul legendary classic "It's A Woman's World", before becoming The Flirtations, and emigrating to England. They had many hits in the late 1960s and early 1970s, including "Nothing But A Heartache", and another Northern Soul classic, "Need Your Love", on the Deram label. In the late seventies they disbanded, and I got to produce a whole album on Pearly, called "No Two Ways About It", during the classic disco era, an album for Music Business legend, Artie Mogul ,once he had left United Artists in 1979. But he reneged on the deal, and I never got paid, and the album never came out, till years later, when I started using the tracks on my Nightmare Gold series in 1986, and then eventually the tracks were all used on Hot Records 1995 CD release, "The Best Of Pearly Gates". In the meantime, the Flirtations, without Pearly, had reformed for Proto Records, for Barry Evangeli, with the high energy anthem, "Earthquake", which Ian Anthony Stephens produced. This lineup of The Flirtations then went to Passion Records, under Anne Plaxton, and I got to produce them on "Read All About It". And at the same time, Pearly herself did a solo track for a label called Funkin Marvellous, called "Action", which George Hargreaves produced, and this was a huge floorfilling classic, and one of the most popular High Energy records of the 1980s. Next, I myself produced her next single for that label, called "Third Time Lucky". Then Pearly rejoined the Flirtations, and all three original girls, Earnestine, Shirley, and Pearly, were back together once again. We then did a Flirtations single for Nightmare Records, called "Back On My Feet Again", and also a solo track with Pearly called "One Less Bell To Answer" . Finally we had so many tracks with Pearly that we completed the "Best Of Pearly Gates" album for Hot Productions. I have now known Pearly for thirty years, and yet she still looks thirty years old. Very few 1960s girl groups are still together, and ever fewer look like these fabulous three. My girls. And now we have cut our fourth consecutive song for Centre City Records - and the three ladies will have you dancing off the ceiling. The new album, "Northern Soul 2008" was released on June 30th on Centre City Records, distributed once again by Passion Music and Pinnacle, and available to pre-order through the new website, http://www.ianlevine.co.uk This new Northern Soul album is a sequel to our album from last year, "Northern Soul 2007" which was the very first release on Centre City Records. I have spent thirty two years honing my craft to the point when I am able to produce authentic records like this. There are some small minded people who call themselves fans of Northern Soul who refuse to accept that anybody can make a new record that sounds like the real thing. But with well over two and a half million YouTube hits, they seem to be thankfully a very small minority, and my YouTube page is officially the 54th most watched UK Music Channel on YouTube of ALL-TIME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The new album consists of twenty four brand new 2008 songs by soul and disco legends. Each song has an accompanying video of the artist basically performing it the studio and in outside locations, and the DVD has four extra bonus tracks too. All three girls and I co-wrote this fabulous uplifting song, along with my long time producing partner Clive Scott. Author: IanLevine Keywords: Northern-Soul-2008 Northern-Soul Girl-Groups Sixties Motorcity Centre-City Soul Diva Female-Singers Footstomper Added: July 11, 2008

Coming in October 2008, a tremendously exciting project for Northern Soul fans everywhere. We've done a deal with Wienerworld, a major music DVD company, and the same company who originally released our classic documentary "The Strange World Of Northern Soul", and we are now doing the definitive DVD box set. A five disc set of 200 performances called "Northern Soul's Greatest 200 Floorfillers". This uses some songs from "The Strange World Of Northern Soul" which are completely re-edited, so they look fresh and sparkling new. All the previous video effects done in the 1990s are gone forever, consigned to history. Plus loads and loads of never before seen videos, many of which have sat in the can untouched for many many years. Plus some newly recorded tributes to the classics. If you ever went to Blackpool Mecca or Wigan Casino, this is the must-have purchase of the year. This is Deon Jackson singing "That's What You Do To Me", which was yet another legendary Northern Soul smash, that we filmed for "The Strange World Of Northern Soul". This is a piece of classic 1960s Detroit which epitomised the early days of Blackpool Mecca, championed by Les Cokell back in the very early days of the Highland Room, way back in 1971 and 1972, prior to the Torch opening. It still sounds great but has been much forgotten and neglected over the years. It was a piece of Motownesque joyful exhuberance on the Carla label, owned by Detroit legend Ollie McLaughlin, from 1967, that golden year, and as fine a piece of Northern Soul as you could ever wish to hear. And the very quintessence of the mid Sixties. We recut it in 1999 when we were filming our marathon six disc, twenty four hour massive documentary about the entire history of the Northern Soul scene, which contained 131 specially recorded performances of all the classics, and is still available on a six disc box set from Wienerworld. So, we tracked down Deon Jackson in a Detroit suburb, and filmed him, and he was more than happy to make this one and only one-time performance especially for us, for our ground breaking Encyclopedia Britannica of Northern Soul, and I am so glad that we did. Author: IanLevine Keywords: Male-Soul Sixties Detroit Blackpool-Mecca Added: July 11, 2008

My very first release, my first ever single, was a cover of this song, done by The Exciters on Twentieth Century Records in 1975. And now, thirty three years later, here's some exciting news. Coming in October 2008, a tremendously exciting project for Northern Soul fans everywhere. We've done a deal with Wienerworld, a major music DVD company, and the same company who originally released our classic documentary "The Strange World Of Northern Soul", and we are now doing the definitive DVD box set. A five disc set of 200 performances called "Northern Soul's Greatest 200 Floorfillers". This uses some songs from "The Strange World Of Northern Soul" which are completely re-edited, so they look fresh and sparkling new. All the previous video effects done in the 1990s are gone forever, consigned to history. Plus loads and loads of never before seen videos, many of which have sat in the can untouched for many many years. Plus some newly recorded tributes to the classics. If you ever went to Blackpool Mecca or Wigan Casino, this is the must-have purchase of the year. This is Eddie Parker singing "Love You Baby", which was yet another legendary Northern Soul smash, that we filmed for "The Strange World Of Northern Soul". This is a piece of classic 1960s Detroit which epitomised the early days of Blackpool Mecca, championed by Tony Jebb back in the very early days of the Highland Room, way back in 1971 and 1972, prior to the Torch opening. It still sounds great but has been much forgotten and neglected over the years. It was a piece of Motownesque joyful exhuberance on the Ashford label, owned by one of Motown's legendary Funk Brothers, Jack Ashford, from 1966, that golden year, and as fine a piece of Northern Soul as you could ever wish to hear. And the very quintessence of the mid Sixties. We recut it in 1999 when we were filming our marathon six disc, twenty four hour massive documentary about the entire history of the Northern Soul scene, which contained 131 specially recorded performances of all the classics, and is still available on a six disc box set from Wienerworld. So, we tracked down Eddie Parker in Detroit, via Lorraine Chandler, and filmed him, and he was more than happy to make this one and only one-time performance especially for us, for our ground breaking Encyclopedia Britannica of Northern Soul, and I am so glad that we did. Author: IanLevine Keywords: Male-Soul Sixties Detroit Blackpool-Mecca Added: July 11, 2008

Author: reelproduction Added: Wed, 09 Jul 2008 17:36:44 -0800 Duration: 307The late 60's and early '70's were a time of tremendous upheaval in American culture as the hippie generation abandoned the values of their parents, turned to drugs and away from materialism, and went on a search for love and peace. It was out of this tumultuous era that young, musical voices began to surface. These newly converted musicians began singing about the new hope they had found through Jesus Christ. Terry Clark was one of these young voices. Go behind the scenes with him to look at this exciting era in this clip from, "First Love". Find the entire "First Love" DVD/CD pack at http://www.explorationfilms.com/exploration-films-first-love.html

Author: reelproduction Added: Wed, 09 Jul 2008 17:36:44 -0800 Duration: 243The late 60's and early '70's were a time of tremendous upheaval in American culture as the hippie generation abandoned the values of their parents, turned to drugs and away from materialism, and went on a search for love and peace. It was out of this tumultuous era that young, musical voices began to surface. These newly converted musicians began singing about the new hope they had found through Jesus Christ. Matthew Ward was one of these young voices. Go behind the scenes with him to look at this exciting era in this clip from, "First Love". Find the entire "First Love" DVD/CD pack at http://www.explorationfilms.com/exploration-films-first-love.html

Author: reelproduction Added: Wed, 09 Jul 2008 17:36:44 -0800 Duration: 444The late 60's and early '70's were a time of tremendous upheaval in American culture as the hippie generation abandoned the values of their parents, turned to drugs and away from materialism, and went on a search for love and peace. It was out of this tumultuous era that young, musical voices began to surface. These newly converted musicians began singing about the new hope they had found through Jesus Christ. Andrae Crouch was one of these young voices. Go behind the scenes with him to look at this exciting era in this clip from, "First Love". Find the entire "First Love" DVD/CD pack at http://www.explorationfilms.com/exploration-films-first-love.html

Author: reelproduction Added: Wed, 09 Jul 2008 17:36:44 -0800 Duration: 291The late 60's and early '70's were a time of tremendous upheaval in American culture as the hippie generation abandoned the values of their parents, turned to drugs and away from materialism, and went on a search for love and peace. It was out of this tumultuous era that young, musical voices began to surface. These newly converted musicians began singing about the new hope they had found through Jesus Christ. Darrell Mansfield was one of these young voices. Go behind the scenes with him to look at this exciting era in this clip from, "First Love". Find the entire "First Love" DVD/CD pack at http://www.explorationfilms.com/exploration-films-first-love.html

Author: reelproduction Added: Wed, 09 Jul 2008 17:36:44 -0800 Duration: 243The late 60's and early '70's were a time of tremendous upheaval in American culture as the hippie generation abandoned the values of their parents, turned to drugs and away from materialism, and went on a search for love and peace. It was out of this tumultuous era that young, musical voices began to surface. These newly converted musicians began singing about the new hope they had found through Jesus Christ. Matthew Ward was one of these young voices. Go behind the scenes with him to look at this exciting era in this clip from, "First Love". Find the entire "First Love" DVD/CD pack at http://www.explorationfilms.com/exploration-films-first-love.html

Author: reelproduction Added: Wed, 09 Jul 2008 17:36:44 -0800 Duration: 291The late 60's and early '70's were a time of tremendous upheaval in American culture as the hippie generation abandoned the values of their parents, turned to drugs and away from materialism, and went on a search for love and peace. It was out of this tumultuous era that young, musical voices began to surface. These newly converted musicians began singing about the new hope they had found through Jesus Christ. Darrell Mansfield was one of these young voices. Go behind the scenes with him to look at this exciting era in this clip from, "First Love". Find the entire "First Love" DVD/CD pack at http://www.explorationfilms.com/exploration-films-first-love.html

Author: reelproduction Added: Wed, 09 Jul 2008 17:36:44 -0800 Duration: 444The late 60's and early '70's were a time of tremendous upheaval in American culture as the hippie generation abandoned the values of their parents, turned to drugs and away from materialism, and went on a search for love and peace. It was out of this tumultuous era that young, musical voices began to surface. These newly converted musicians began singing about the new hope they had found through Jesus Christ. Andrae Crouch was one of these young voices. Go behind the scenes with him to look at this exciting era in this clip from, "First Love". Find the entire "First Love" DVD/CD pack at http://www.explorationfilms.com/exploration-films-first-love.html

Author: reelproduction Added: Wed, 09 Jul 2008 17:36:44 -0800 Duration: 307The late 60's and early '70's were a time of tremendous upheaval in American culture as the hippie generation abandoned the values of their parents, turned to drugs and away from materialism, and went on a search for love and peace. It was out of this tumultuous era that young, musical voices began to surface. These newly converted musicians began singing about the new hope they had found through Jesus Christ. Terry Clark was one of these young voices. Go behind the scenes with him to look at this exciting era in this clip from, "First Love". Find the entire "First Love" DVD/CD pack at http://www.explorationfilms.com/exploration-films-first-love.html

Ramjet, rams a jet, through the earth! After blowing a hole straight through the center of the earth, hilarity ensues, China gets amnnoyed, and Roger Ramjet must find a solution to a very annoying high pitched whistle. Shared by : The Minisode Network On: Wednesday, July 02, 2008 Views: 13Tags: xccvdxv xccvdxv bahebak minisode New earth Owens Proton sixties scheds scheds ensues straight upload hilarity whistle center pill annoying jet hero Gary energy hole ftp pitched blowing rams shaft solution find war cartoon Gets File high Rocket Cold china Roger stilettos

It’s 1965 and we’re in the coldest of cold wars. This is the conflict’s official cartoon. Roger Ramjet fights off the oddly named Dr. Ivan Evilkisser, and as for his “Proton Energy pills”... what is going on there? Watch, and find out! Shared by : The Minisode Network On: Wednesday, July 02, 2008 Views: 13Tags: xccvdxv bahebak xccvdxv minisode New Owens sixties Proton scheds scheds Watch ftp oddly ivan coldest named official Roger conflict out File Going Cold wars war cartoon find fights upload pill pills hero Gary energy beaty

Hungry? If not, you will be! Roger Ramjet protects the Sheik from Noodles Romanoff at Lasagna Airport, but is soon in a chocolate covered pickle. Actually, it’s the American Eagle Squadron in the pickles. Confused? You should be, so just watch. Shared by : The Minisode Network On: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 Views: 9Tags: xccvdxv xccvdxv bahebak minisode Proton Owens sixties xsxx Watch actually war cartoon american soon upload chocolate pill confused hero airport mini Eagle Gary energy Hungry Pickle pickles Roger File Cold covered ftp noodles sheik squadron protects lasagna