Cornflakes & Crazyfoam: 1964-1968

cornflakes & crazyfoam: 1964-1968

Track Listings

Disc: 1

1. Fortune Teller

2. Fortune Teller

3. Got My Mojo Working

4. Mohair Sam

5. Love Hate Revenge

6. Staggr Lee

7. My Little Red Book

8. Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)

9. Little One

10. Always Something There to Remind Me

See all 25 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2

1. Nobody Loves Like You Do [*][Demo Version]

2. Let the Winds Blow [*]

3. Have You Ever Been There [*]

4. Sunshine Girl [*]

5. Lucky Sunday [Rehearsal][*]

6. Gentlemen of the Park [*]

7. Way You Look Tonight [#][*]

8. Love Is a Swingin' Thing [*]

9. Steal Your Heart Away [*]

10. You Can Have Him [*] - Sheila Carter, Episode Six

See all 26 tracks on this disc

Disc: 1
1. Fortune Teller
2. Fortune Teller
3. Got My Mojo Working
4. Mohair Sam
5. Love Hate Revenge
6. Staggr Lee
7. My Little Red Book
8. Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)
9. Little One
10. Always Something There to Remind Me
See all 25 tracks on this disc
Disc: 2
1. Nobody Loves Like You Do [*][Demo Version]
2. Let the Winds Blow [*]
3. Have You Ever Been There [*]
4. Sunshine Girl [*]
5. Lucky Sunday [Rehearsal][*]
6. Gentlemen of the Park [*]
7. Way You Look Tonight [#][*]
8. Love Is a Swingin' Thing [*]
9. Steal Your Heart Away [*]
10. You Can Have Him [*] - Sheila Carter, Episode Six
See all 26 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
UK compilation for British pop/rock act featuring Ian Gillan and Roger Glover before Deep Purple. Covering the years 1965-1967, it includes radio sessions, studio outtakes, rehearsals and demos. Booklet features rare pictures and memorabilia. Purple Records. 2002.

Cornflakes & Crazyfoam: 1964-1968,Episode Six,Purple Records,British Invasion,British Psychedelia,Pop,Psychedelic,Rock,Rock/Pop

Cornflakes & Crazyfoam: 1964-1968

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"Here, There, & Everywhere" it is a must own!
Like the Litter, a grossly underrated band.
Roots of Deep Purple? Here it is!

Cornflakes & Crazyfoam: 1964-1968
Episode Six
Manufacturer: Pure
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000273BJ
Release Date: 2003-06-30

Tracks:

Fortune Teller
Fortune Teller
Got My Mojo Working
Mohair Sam
Love Hate Revenge
Staggr Lee
My Little Red Book
Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)
Little One
Always Something There to Remind Me
Sunshine Superman
Orange Air
Can't Be So Bad
Mr. Universe
I Had a Talk With My Man
Temptation
Alone Again Or
Hazy Shade of Winter
Mozart vs the Best
Stones Medley: Satisfaction/Paint It Black
Morning
I Am the Boss
I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
Something's Gotten Hold of My Heart
Been Such a Long Way Home

Tracks:

Nobody Loves Like You Do [*][Demo Version]
Let the Winds Blow [*]
Have You Ever Been There [*]
Sunshine Girl [*]
Lucky Sunday [Rehearsal][*]
Gentlemen of the Park [*]
Way You Look Tonight [#][*]
Love Is a Swingin' Thing [*]
Steal Your Heart Away [*]
You Can Have Him [*] - Sheila Carter, Episode Six
I Will Warm Your Heart [*] - Sheila Carter, Episode Six
Incense [*] - Sheila Carter, Episode Six
Stay With Me Baby [*] - Sheila Carter, Episode Six
I Hear the Trumpets Blow [Live][*]
Morning Dew [Live][*]
Monster in Paradise [*]
I Am a Cloud [*]
Light My Fire [*]
Castle [*]
Spanish Caravan [*]
Say You Don't Mind [*]
Island in the Sun [*]
Here, There and Everywhere [*]
River Deep, Mountain High [*]
Jesse James [*]
Slow Down [*]

Album Description

UK compilation for British pop/rock act featuring Ian Gillan and Roger Glover before Deep Purple. Covering the years 1965-1967, it includes radio sessions, studio outtakes, rehearsals and demos. Booklet features rare pictures and memorabilia. Purple Records. 2002.

Customer Reviews:

"Here, There, & Everywhere" it is a must own!.......2007-06-27

As the author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent" and a former radio disc-jockey, I am often asked to write and or discuss various recordings from the 60's and 70's.

Episode Six is an example of a band that gained more appreciation years removed from the breakup than from their initial run. With future Deep Purple members Ian Gillan (vocals) and Roger Glover (bass) as well as Sheila Carter's more than competent voice the fact the band never achieved more then a cult following is not a reflection on the material they selected for representation.

Episode Six had such diverse musical roots from British Invasion to folk, from psychedelic to the vocal sounds of the 1960's there diversification perplexed record companies. The suits didn't know how they could best be promoted and thus their output would be vinyl singles and never an album of material until Ian and Roger had reached the top of the mountain.

The superlative music included here is taken from 1964-68 demos, radio appearances, and alternates. If you can't trade the lack of sound quality on certain songs for a trip to the musical vaults be forewarned. Many of the radio tracks were actually recorded off a tape machine. If you are a Deep Purple collector of assorted band members previous works and or a fan of superlative cover tunes this is will get a lot of playing time in the home and car.

Episode Six did write their own material but their cover versions of a myriad of legendary songs are a tribute to Ian Gillian's and Sheila Carter's vocal expertise.

"Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)" and Ian Gillian in the same sentence. You bet. Ian does a well rounded vocal for the middle-of-the-road classic.

"Sunshine Superman" is one of Donovan's finest tunes. Gillian and band add some rock flavor and the results are tasty.

"A Hazy Shade of Winter" the tune that Paul Simon penned for Simon & Garfunkel is given an upbeat well conceived Episode Six treatment.

"Satisfaction"/Paint It Black" are the two legendary Stones songs. Episode Six has some fun with a medley and provides a highly spirited rendition.

"Morning Dew" a timeless piece by Tim Rose features a heartfelt vocal by Ian. The Grateful Dead and Jeff Beck have outstanding interpretations of the song but Episode Six can hold their collective heads high on this arrangement.

It is one thing to take on the Doors masterpiece "Light My Fire" however Episode Six decided to add further genius by also covering "Spanish Caravan." "Light My Fire" is presented in a more pop direction and "Spanish Caravan" doesn't attempt to out maneuver Robbie Krieger's flamingo guitar brilliance. It does accomplish the goal of putting their own stamp on a more rock and roll version.

"Here, There and Everywhere" Deep Purple covered the Beatles well with "Help" and "We Can Work It Out." Episode Six shows great taste with their rendition here. For those that unjustly pigeon hole Gillian for being a rock and roll screamer they need to listen to this track several times.

"River Deep Mountain High" would be given an epic version by Deep Purple (Over ten minutes). Episode Six sticks within the three to four minute range and delivers a great interpretation. Phil Spector's song would be a Motown staple and is one of the most noted tunes ever created.

There you go a brief sample of the fifty-one tracks. Be careful as the vault is closing behind you. Need not worry it will reopen once you purchase the CD.

Enjoy the music and be well,
Craig Fenton
Author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent"

Like the Litter, a grossly underrated band........2007-05-13

This double CD set is a testamony of how a band like Deep Purple soared to the top by adding two members of Episode Six. Episode Six has the beautiful harmonies of the likes of the Mamas & the Papas, Peanut Butter Conspiracy, However with a "Bareknuckle barroom brawling attitude."

Roots of Deep Purple? Here it is!.......2007-04-03

Years ago I bought "The Complete Episode Six" in order to hear the early years of Ian Gillan. That album is a collection of all the band's polished, released-for-the-market singles and has a very British 60s pop sound. Gillan's voice is mellow and silky throughout with the exception of the scream on Mozart vs. the Rest and his shaky rough vocals on Mr. Universe. How did he get to the powerhouse vocals of Deep Purple in Rock?

Well, the answers are here on this double CD covering demos and live appearances of Episode Six. While the pop sounds are still heard throughout this collection, a surprising heavier rock sound can be heard on several tracks. By the time Mick Underwood took over the drum seat in '69, the band was cleary going towards the crunchy hard rock sound that would figure on early DP albums. I Am a Cloud and the medly of Satisfaction and Paint It Black feature some pretty heavy music both with respect to guitar sound and vocals. Ian Gillan's rough macho vocals and trademark scream can be heard on a number of tracks. Particularly interesting is the Shiela Carter sung track Something's Got a Hold of My Heart. It is haunting and heavy musically with Roger Glover's bass sounding chunky like on In Rock and Fireball. But better yet is a sampling of the vocal style Gillan would use on Child In Time. Though he sings backing vocals his high octave wails stand out clearly.

While the album is an excellent collection of a wide variety of material from a band that was not afraid to experiment, its major disappointment factor is the sound quality of most of the tracks. Since they are mostly demos and recordings of live TV and radio performances, the sound is muddy and often very lo-fi. This is a shame since some of those tracks, had they been polished of properly, could have been powerful rock tunes of the late 60s. Had this band finally made an album of their later material it would certainly have figured into hard rock history.

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Cornflakes (1950s, Vol. 4)

Manufacturer: Guild
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Classical | Styles | Music

General | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B000N3AX42
Release Date: 2007-06-05

Tracks:

Port-Au-Prince (Real Name Weitzner, Bernard)
Autumn Concerto
It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow
American Waltz
Manhattan Serenade
Highway Patrol - Theme from the TV Series
Spirito
Cornflakes (Real Name Norman William Paramor)
Fiddlesticks
Limehouse Blues
Petticoats of Portugal
Quiz
Toyshop Ballet
Theme from "The Proud Ones"
Show Girl
Many Dreams Ago (From the Film "Elephant Walk")
Muriella
Desire Tango
Elaine
Letter to Virginia
Forget-Me-Not Waltz
Lily Watkins Theme (From the Film "A Kid for Two Farthings")
Bridge of Love
Tinkle Box Samba
Episode
Song of the Pearlfishers - Tango
Watermill
Petite Ballerina
Fiddlers' Boogie

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Schizofren
Cornflakes
Manufacturer: Warner Norway
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000KIFMTG

Product Description

Corn Flakes / Schizofren Track Title 1. Lykkelig 2. Psyk 3. Schizofren 4. Nydelig 5. Vampyr 6. Steinengel 7. Speil 8. Cyberhippie 9. Lalala 10. Miserabel 11. Plastikk 12. Svi

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Be My Battery

Manufacturer: Crustacean
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000CAJSW4
Release Date: 2002-07-02

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The International Rock Congress
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Cornflakes Zoo
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rock | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0000UUT74
Release Date: 2004-04-20

Tracks:

Deadbeat - Cato Salsa Experience
Ain't It the Truth - The Briefs
Brain Power - Hentchmen
Boy Meets Girl - Radio 4
Venus in a Flash
Wanna See It Done - Sweatmaster
Flowers - The Flaming Sideburns
Hip Check! - The Come Ons
Bring Your Passion
Addicts of Communication - Randy
Come Along with Me - The Royal Beat Conspiracy
I'm Downright Amazed at What I Can Destroy With Just a Hammer - Atom and His Package
I Like Sleeping - Wiskey Biscuit
Raise Your Hand - The Now Time Delegation
Your Love Belongs Under a Rock - The Dirtbombs
Zouzou - Deche dans Face
Foreign Currency - Stitches
Que Lindo Sueno - King Khan

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Caesar
Caesar
Manufacturer: Cornflakes Zoo
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

Tracks:

Stop That Girl
Cat Race
In Flames
Twist
I Know I
Dark Matter
C. I. A.
Supersonic
She Likes My Way
Safeword
Lives of Mary Lane
Please Go On
Acid Year

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Le Complexe Du Cornflakes
M
Manufacturer: Emi
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

New Wave | New Wave & Post-Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Pop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00005AW21
Release Date: 2000-10-16

Average customer rating:

Jam & Jive - Philippine Music CD
Margarita , Arcane , Cherry Cornflakes , Magenta , Stephen Ku , Gella , Aliya Parcs , Mystic Diversion , and Shyne
Manufacturer: Galaxy Records Philippines
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000JJJOPY

Product Description

JAM & JIVE - Track Listing: 1. Boys Don't Cry (Margarita) 2. love Fool (Arcane) 3. Crave (Cherry Cornflakes) 4. Without You (Magenta) 5. Don't Come Running Back (Stephen Ku) 6. You Could Have Told Me Sooner (Gella) 7. On Paper (Cherry Cornflakes) 8. Be With You (Stephen Ku) 9. Don't Know Why (Aliya Parcs) 10. Back To The Begining (Mystic Diversion) 11. Kissing (Shyne) 12. Walking On Memphis (Margarita) <2004 GALAXY Records, Philippines> [Preferred Seller for this item: cdpeople115]

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"Here, There, & Everywhere" this will sound great!

Cornflakes & Crazfoam 1964-1968
Episode Six
Manufacturer: Rpm/Cargo
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

General | Pop | Styles | Music

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music

British Invasion | Classic Rock | Styles | Music

General | Classic Rock | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0002B6E4I
Release Date: 2001-06-22

Customer Reviews:

"Here, There, & Everywhere" this will sound great!.......2007-06-27

As the author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent" and a former radio disc-jockey, I am often asked to write and or discuss various recordings from the 60's and 70's.

Episode Six is an example of a band that gained more appreciation years removed from the breakup than from their initial run. With future Deep Purple members Ian Gillan (vocals) and Roger Glover (bass) as well as Sheila Carter's more than competent voice the fact the band never achieved more then a cult following is not a reflection on the material they selected for representation.

Episode Six had such diverse musical roots from British Invasion to folk, from psychedelic to the vocal sounds of the 1960's there diversification perplexed record companies. The suits didn't know how they could best be promoted and thus their output would be vinyl singles and never an album of material until Ian and Roger had reached the top of the mountain.

The superlative music included here is taken from 1964-68 demos, radio appearances, and alternates. If you can't trade the lack of sound quality on certain songs for a trip to the musical vaults be forewarned. Many of the radio tracks were actually recorded off a tape machine. If you are a Deep Purple collector of assorted band members previous works and or a fan of superlative cover tunes this is will get a lot of playing time in the home and car.

Episode Six did write their own material but their cover versions of a myriad of legendary songs are a tribute to Ian Gillian's and Sheila Carter's vocal expertise.

"Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)" and Ian Gillian in the same sentence. You bet. Ian does a well rounded vocal for the middle-of-the-road classic.

"Sunshine Superman" is one of Donovan's finest tunes. Gillian and band add some rock flavor and the results are tasty.

"A Hazy Shade of Winter" the tune that Paul Simon penned for Simon & Garfunkel is given an upbeat well conceived Episode Six treatment.

"Satisfaction"/Paint It Black" are the two legendary Stones songs. Episode Six has some fun with a medley and provides a highly spirited rendition.

"Morning Dew" a timeless piece by Tim Rose features a heartfelt vocal by Ian. The Grateful Dead and Jeff Beck have outstanding interpretations of the song but Episode Six can hold their collective heads high on this arrangement.

It is one thing to take on the Doors masterpiece "Light My Fire" however Episode Six decided to add further genius by also covering "Spanish Caravan." "Light My Fire" is presented in a more pop direction and "Spanish Caravan" doesn't attempt to out maneuver Robbie Krieger's flamingo guitar brilliance. It does a accomplish the goal of putting their own stamp on a more rock and roll version.
"Here, There and Everywhere" Deep Purple covered the Beatles well with "Help" and "We Can Work It Out." Episode Six shows great taste with their rendition here. For those that unjustly pigeon hole Gillian for being a rock and roll screamer they need to listen to this track several times.

"River Deep Mountain High" would be given an epic version by Deep Purple (Over ten minutes). Episode Six sticks within the three to four minute range and delivers a great interpretation. Phil Spector's song would be a Motown staple and is one of the most noted tunes ever created.

There you go a brief sample of the fifty-one tracks. Be careful as the vault is closing behind you. Need not worry it will reopen once you purchase the CD.

Enjoy the music and be well,
Craig Fenton
Author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent"

Average customer rating:

Cornflakes & Crazyfoam Volume02
Episode Six
Manufacturer: Phantom Sound & Vision
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music

British Invasion | Classic Rock | Styles | Music

General | Classic Rock | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0000DERV7
Release Date: 2001-03-20

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