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Friday, August 12, 2005Song Of the Day: August 12, 2005Don Kriss of Cleveland, Ohio made three 45s on his own Carrot Records imprint, hung out with the Baloney Heads, and co-wrote "Go Joe Charbeneau," the tribute to the Cleveland Indians' famous flameout. And that's just the stuff we know about. 
posted by Jon Harrison at 8:43 AM
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7 Comments:
Reminds me of Ray Davis mixed thru The Rutles but mixed indie style, very nice indeed. Hey Jon, do you have The Legendary Knickers 45?
Yeah, maybe that'd be a good one to stick up here soon.
Jon
Hey Jon, have you heard the new dB's single? Doesn't qualify as much more than "cute," but I thought people (also: cats) reading this might be interested.
http://oakroom.blogspot.com/2005/07/new-dbs-song.html
speaking of Joe Charboneau, let me recommend his completely out-of-control biography, Super Joe: The Life & Legend of Joe Charboneau. it's an amazing read. dude was crazy...
Hey Jon,
First time I stumbled upon your site! Great work! I thought I heard a lot, but here's still so much to discover for me....especially the post-1985 stuff that I'm not very well into. Your previous posts will keep me busy for the next couple of weeks, I guess!
I think I first heard "Vanessa" on one of the CD-R's that I got from you a few years ago.
Thanks!
erik
What a lovely, lovely pop song. Very twee, isn't it? Lovely chords and picking.
Great site! Kriss also recorded a song called "Don't Tell Me," a really infectious, Stonesy rocker. I remember writing to him to tell him to tell him how much I liked the song, and he sent me a copy of Vanessa for free. Nice guy.
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