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	You Don't Know What You Mean to Me by Mickey Larry and The Excit.wmv 2:17 min. \| 5.0 user rating
	"Loving You Is All I Do"-The Lot.wmv 2:18 min. \| 0 user rating Another record produced in Chicago's Chess studios by 'The Screaming Wildman,Carl Bonafede..on Chess subsidiary label Cadet..The same label Carl's Daughters of Eve had a release on in 1968 with "A Thousand Stars" / "Social Tragedy"......
	"I Still Want You" by The Lincoln Park Zoo 2:06 min. \| 0 user rating The Lincoln Park Zoo was originally called the Classic VI and changed its name in 1967. The band members included Denny Murray (drums and percussion), Tommy Murray (Trumpet and lead singer), Wayne Nykodem (guitar), Arvydas (Arvy) Tumosa (Bass guitar) and Bob Walicki (Saxophone). The Zoo was one of the first Chicago bands to use brass. Everyone in the group had strong musical backgrounds and training. The Zoo's popularity was driven by unique vocals and the use of brass writing creative arrangements of cover material. As the Zoo gained more studio experience, group members began writing original material. The original material [......]
	The Good Old Days1961 BY THE SCREAMING WILDMAN.wmv 2:06 min. \| 5.0 user rating Original manager of Chicago-based group" The Buckinghams", who charted in Billboard's Hot 100 in February 1967 with "Kind of a Drag"... Carl was born in Chicago in an area called "Little Italy"... He appeared as a young boy on local television on Morris B. Sach's Amateur Hour singing and playing the accordion... He appeared on an interview show Ernie Simon's "Curbstone Cut-up"... He sang his hit record "Were Wolf" on disc-jockey Jim Lounsberry's TV show in Chicago. He went on to promote local bands with his weekly dances at local ballrooms including the Aragon, Madura's Danceland & The Holiday Ballroom [......]
	"Ann" by The Lot.wmv 2:07 min. \| 0 user rating The flipside of "Loving You Is All I Do" by The Lot released in Chicago in 1968..when Carl Bonafede's stable of music groups were red-hot.... but at a time when partisan politics,The Vietnam War protests & racial unrest took over center stage.....

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Submitted by jayjay331 on Sun, 10/11/2009 - 14:26.

I love Were Wolf and Baby Sittin' Blues as well as Story That's True by Carl Bonafede

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	You Don't Know What You Mean to Me by Mickey Larry and The Excit.wmv 2:17 min. \| 5.0 user rating
	"Loving You Is All I Do"-The Lot.wmv 2:18 min. \| 0 user rating Another record produced in Chicago's Chess studios by 'The Screaming Wildman,Carl Bonafede..on Chess subsidiary label Cadet..The same label Carl's Daughters of Eve had a release on in 1968 with "A Thousand Stars" / "Social Tragedy"......
	"I Still Want You" by The Lincoln Park Zoo 2:06 min. \| 0 user rating The Lincoln Park Zoo was originally called the Classic VI and changed its name in 1967. The band members included Denny Murray (drums and percussion), Tommy Murray (Trumpet and lead singer), Wayne Nykodem (guitar), Arvydas (Arvy) Tumosa (Bass guitar) and Bob Walicki (Saxophone). The Zoo was one of the first Chicago bands to use brass. Everyone in the group had strong musical backgrounds and training. The Zoo's popularity was driven by unique vocals and the use of brass writing creative arrangements of cover material. As the Zoo gained more studio experience, group members began writing original material. The original material [......]
	The Good Old Days1961 BY THE SCREAMING WILDMAN.wmv 2:06 min. \| 5.0 user rating Original manager of Chicago-based group" The Buckinghams", who charted in Billboard's Hot 100 in February 1967 with "Kind of a Drag"... Carl was born in Chicago in an area called "Little Italy"... He appeared as a young boy on local television on Morris B. Sach's Amateur Hour singing and playing the accordion... He appeared on an interview show Ernie Simon's "Curbstone Cut-up"... He sang his hit record "Were Wolf" on disc-jockey Jim Lounsberry's TV show in Chicago. He went on to promote local bands with his weekly dances at local ballrooms including the Aragon, Madura's Danceland & The Holiday Ballroom [......]
	"Ann" by The Lot.wmv 2:07 min. \| 0 user rating The flipside of "Loving You Is All I Do" by The Lot released in Chicago in 1968..when Carl Bonafede's stable of music groups were red-hot.... but at a time when partisan politics,The Vietnam War protests & racial unrest took over center stage.....

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