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Playette
Artist: Rich Stim
Year: 1983
Country: Switzerland
Label: Calypso Now
Catalog No: Calypso Now, SI, 39
Format: Tape
Specification:
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Tracklist
A1
Roomful Of Voices
A2 So So Hard
A3 That's Cool
A4 King Of The Road
A5 Suspicious Minds
A6 Y'Stoned My Man?
B1 White Horse
B2 I Don't Know Why
B3 Dear Tears
B4 Windy
B5 Let's Rev
A2 So So Hard
A3 That's Cool
A4 King Of The Road
A5 Suspicious Minds
A6 Y'Stoned My Man?
B1 White Horse
B2 I Don't Know Why
B3 Dear Tears
B4 Windy
B5 Let's Rev
Credits
- Drums – Dave Mahoney
- Vocals, Saxophone, Guitar – Rich Stim
Notes
This material was recorded in August of 1981 at John Altmann Recording in San Francisco. At the time this was recorded, Playette was more of an Attitude than a group. Now it is even less of both. I began law school soon after the tape was completed. This tape was made shortly after I had to leave MX-80 Sound but I was fortunate to include all of the members in one way or another.
As you can see Playette does covers. They include 'Suspicious Minds' made famous by Elvis, 'Windy' recorded by The Association, Ken Highland's 'That's Cool' preserved originally by The Gizmos, and Roger Miller's 'King Of The Road'.
Playette has its roots in Bloomington music and musicians, particularly The Screaming Gypsy Bandits, Chinaboise and MX-80 Sound.
As you can see Playette does covers. They include 'Suspicious Minds' made famous by Elvis, 'Windy' recorded by The Association, Ken Highland's 'That's Cool' preserved originally by The Gizmos, and Roger Miller's 'King Of The Road'.
Playette has its roots in Bloomington music and musicians, particularly The Screaming Gypsy Bandits, Chinaboise and MX-80 Sound.

















































