[2023-07-21] Various "The Other Side Of Dreamland: Sunshine, Soft And Studio Pop 1966-1970" (Teensville Australia)

Linda · **Posted:** Mon Jun 12, 2023 8:52 pm

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Description
The Other Side Of Dreamland is the eleventh volume in Teensville's series of neglected soft, sunshine and studio pop music of the 1960s. The latest disc boasts 32 tracks (most of which have not seen reissue beyond their initial vinyl release) spanning an 80 minute runtime. The package features a full colour booklet with a multi-thousand word essay with details about the artists and songs.

Tracklist
1. Ritchie Adams - Imaginary World
2. Young Stuff - Poor Boy
3. Allan Shatkin - Tears Won't Run
4. Gary Kane - Too Good To Miss
5. Wayne Carson - I'll Make It Easy For You
6. Gullivers People - Somehow Somewhere
7. Danny Price - Come To Me
8. The Kinetics - Gone To Work It Out
9. Jon Gunn - If You Wish It
10. Mike Clifford - This Time, Time May Be Wrong
11. Joey Cannon - A Good Thing
12. The Badd Boys - Folks In A Hurry
13. The Tokens - Almost Make Believe
14. Mary Lou Collins - Information L.A
15. Jerry Palmer - The Heart You Break May Be Your Own
16. The Cardboard Zeppelin - City Lights
17. Joy - So Lovely
18. Ricky Shaw - Gotta Keep Movin'
19. The Visions - Keepin' Your Eyes On The Sun
20. Larry Henley - In The Hush Of Night
21. Marshall Scott Etc - Goin' Where The Lovin' Is
22. The Blackwell Manner - Watermelon Summer
23. The Establishment - Don't Cry, Sing Along With The Music
24. Christopher Robbins - The Street Of Forgotten Lovers
25. The Book - It's Gotta Be Love
26. The King Brothers - Everytime I See You
27. Me And Dem Guys - Simple Thoughts Of Love
28. Sean McLeod - Kathy
29. The T-Bones - The Proper Thing To Do
30. Allan Shatkin - Better Do It Now
31. Jesse Lopez - My Sorrow
32. Kenny Lynch - The Other Side Of Dreamland

Linda · **Posted:** Wed Jun 14, 2023 2:13 am

Teaser medley:

Greg Carrier · 25 Nov 2006

I like this stuff. It makes me feel like I'm 13 again. A weird feeling for somebody as old as I am, but hey.

alantig · 20 Sep 2006

Greg Carrier wrote:

I like this stuff. It makes me feel like I'm 13 again. A weird feeling for somebody as old as I am, but hey.

Because I haven't matured mentally past 13 years old, it doesn't feel that weird to me when it happens.

NoURider · **Joined:** 21 Jul 2006 **Posts:** 3310

alantig wrote:

Greg Carrier wrote:

I like this stuff. It makes me feel like I'm 13 again. A weird feeling for somebody as old as I am, but hey.

Because I haven't matured mentally past 13 years old, it doesn't feel that weird to me when it happens.

Well, I have matured mentally beyond 13 (not by much though). But what is of a more pressing concerning to wife and dr, is that I keep acting/behaving as if I am in my 20's-30's despite my near 60 year age...in the last year or so I am thinking they are right...but thinking about something to doing something is a large leap. In any event I love these types of comps

banzaibid · 05 Aug 2007

NoURider wrote:

alantig wrote:

Greg Carrier wrote:

I like this stuff. It makes me feel like I'm 13 again. A weird feeling for somebody as old as I am, but hey.

Because I haven't matured mentally past 13 years old, it doesn't feel that weird to me when it happens.

Well, I have matured mentally beyond 13 (not by much though). But what is of a more pressing concerning to wife and dr, is that I keep acting/behaving as if I am in my 20's-30's despite my near 60 year age...in the last year or so I am thinking they are right...but thinking about something to doing something is a large leap. In any event I love these types of comps

Not to worry, it only gets better (or worse, depending on your point of view). I still sing into a hair brush, play air drums and guitar, and many times find myself getting out of the car in the parking lot of a local store singing out loud to whatever song I was singing in the car as I pulled in ... and I'm 74!!

As Warren Zevon famously said, "Enjoy every sandwich." :wink:

alantig · 20 Sep 2006

banzaibid wrote:

NoURider wrote:

alantig wrote:

Greg Carrier wrote:

I like this stuff. It makes me feel like I'm 13 again. A weird feeling for somebody as old as I am, but hey.

Because I haven't matured mentally past 13 years old, it doesn't feel that weird to me when it happens.

Well, I have matured mentally beyond 13 (not by much though). But what is of a more pressing concerning to wife and dr, is that I keep acting/behaving as if I am in my 20's-30's despite my near 60 year age...in the last year or so I am thinking they are right...but thinking about something to doing something is a large leap. In any event I love these types of comps

Not to worry, it only gets better (or worse, depending on your point of view). I still sing into a hair brush, play air drums and guitar, and many times find myself getting out of the car in the parking lot of a local store singing out loud to whatever song I was singing in the car as I pulled in ... and I'm 74!!

As Warren Zevon famously said, "Enjoy every sandwich." :wink:

Absolutely - as my late father in law liked to say, "I have to grow old, I don't have to grow up."

alantig · 20 Sep 2006

NoURider wrote:

alantig wrote:

Greg Carrier wrote:

I like this stuff. It makes me feel like I'm 13 again. A weird feeling for somebody as old as I am, but hey.

Because I haven't matured mentally past 13 years old, it doesn't feel that weird to me when it happens.

Well, I have matured mentally beyond 13 (not by much though). But what is of a more pressing concerning to wife and dr, is that I keep acting/behaving as if I am in my 20's-30's despite my near 60 year age...in the last year or so I am thinking they are right...but thinking about something to doing something is a large leap. In any event I love these types of comps

Almost 60 myself, and whenever I do something kind of stupid, my wife likes to say, "You do realize you're not getting younger, right?" Well, yeah, that's why I'm trying to squeeze it all in!

Linda · **Posted:** Sun Jul 02, 2023 11:17 am

Both of the pre-order links are now active:

Amazon USA
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C7RQQLJG/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0C7RQQLJG/?tag=imwan-21

[2023-07-21] Various "The Other Side Of Dreamland: Sunshine, Soft And Studio Pop 1966-1970" (Teensville Australia)

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