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Sometimes dubbed 'The South American Beatles', The Shakers (Hugo Fattoruso, Osvaldo Fattoruso, Pelín Capobianco, and Caio Vila) formed in Uruguay in 1964 and took Argentina and the Río de La Plata by storm. Their sound and image, which was initially heavily modeled after The Beatles, ended up changing the sound of South American rock-pop as they'd eventually record some of the most groundbreaki...

A podcast documentary on their iconic 1965 performance at Shea Stadium along with their seldom talked about 1966 performance. The episode features exclusive interviews with (in order of appearance) - 1965 show: Dave Schwensen Author. Shaun Weiss The son of Brian Epstein's American management partner, Nat Weiss. Shaun was in attendance at both shows. Susan Silva Internationally renowned ballroom...

Ashley Zecca is the chairwoman and co-founder of the Young Americans for Freedom chapter at George Mason University. Zecca is a government and international politics major with a concentration in international relations and a minor in international security. Ms. Zecca and I discuss a variety of topics including YAF's mission, conservatives on college campuses, the 2020 election, women in the co...

George Mason University professor of economics, Walter E. Williams joins me on my inaugural episode. Prof. Williams and I discuss numerous topics including, his foray into economics, the philosophy of liberty and how it applies to economics, the COVID-19 shutdowns, the wage gap and more. Produced, edited, mixed and narrated by Stephen Michael Jones Interview by Stephen Michael Jones The SMJ Pod...

The B-side to their Billboard Hot 100 hit, Dreamer. Composed by Stephen Geyer & Louis Anderson Produced by The Association & Bones Howe I believe The Association plays all the instruments on this unlike the A-side. Jim Yester and Larry Ramos sing lead vocals.

Tom Scott & The L.A. Express, among other things, were the opening act for Joni Mitchell in 1974. This audience recording from her spring tour of the UK captures Rock Island Rocket from Tom Cat in its entirety along with a snippet of the beginning of Sneakin' In The Back from their self-titled debut. Rock Island Rocket composed by Max Bennett Sneakin' In The Back composed by Joe Sample, John Gu...

Recorded in 2001 and released in 2006 as part of a various artists tribute album, Something Wonderful, to the songwriting duo of Rodgers & Hammerstein. Personnel - Tom Scott - woodwinds Robben Ford - guitars Max Bennett - bass Roger Kellaway - keyboards John Guerin - drums

From their 1995 album, A Little Bit More. The song has been a standard in their live shows since the early 80s. Members at the time of this recording were Larry Ramos, Russ Giguere, Paul Holland, Del Ramos, Bruce Pictor & Donni Gougeon. Composed by D. Moore & G. Clark Russ Giguere, Larry Ramos - lead & backing vocals Bruce Pictor, Paul Holland, Del Ramos - backing vocals Hugh McCracken - guitar...

The Roller Derby cue from the Lalo Schifrin soundtrack to Jackie Chan's US debut, The Battle Creek Brawl (aka The Big Brawl). This soundtrack was originally released in Japan exclusively.

From the soundtrack of the raunchy adult animated sequel to Fritz The Cat, comes some of the best jazz R&B fusion ever recorded ! Previous uploads on RUclips and circulating on the internet were all of the Mono Mix of this cut (which was only issued on DJ promotional copies at the time), but featured here is the rare Stereo Mix that actually got released as a single in the market. Originally Od...

From an incredibly rare and probably almost forgotten exclusive Japanese release of the only album for this L.A. Express spin-off, L.A. Connection. Released in 1989. Composed by John Guerin. Tom Scott - sax, Brian Bromberg - bass, John Guerin - drums, Roger Kellaway - keyboards also making an appearance on a few cuts from this album is Robben Ford.

The third version recorded of the Gerry Goffin and Carole King tune, A Man Without A Dream, recorded for the Monkees in March of 1968. This version's unfinished backing track still hasn't found any official release. This edit was taken from the Monkees bootleg series, Unsurpassed Masters (this is from Vol. 5). This is the final take - take 11. No vocals were ever added and a fourth version was ...

From the late 1975 sessions of what would eventually become their 1976 self-titled album (first without Tom Scott), comes this fast paced bombastic jazz fusion romp ! David Luell - sax Max Bennett - bass Robben Ford - guitar John Guerin - drums Victor Feldman - keyboards I do not own the copyrights to this ! Then again bootlegging wouldn't exist in the first place if they just released this stu...

Larry Ramos (1942 - 2014) - The Association

Tom Scott & The L.A. Express - Nunya - Live 1975

Howard Roberts - Bros. of Serendipity - Spinning Wheel

Tom Scott - Visions off The Highway - Great Scott !

Tom Scott & The L.A. Express - Rock Island Rocket - Live 1975

The Night Stalker 1972 Suite - Robert Cobert

Billy May - Green Hornet TV Series Suite

Harry Nilsson & The Monkees - Mr. Richland's Favorite Song (demo, stereo remix)

Dave Grusin - Shine On - The Yakuza OST

Baretta Theme - No Vocals - Dave Grusin

The Monkees - Steam Engine (Single Version)

James William Guercio - Electra Glide in Blue - Overture - OST