Come To The Sunshine
Summary: Grammy nominated producer/engineer, Andrew Sandoval, brings the world into his magical record room for an array of rarities, hidden gems and mono minutiae. He calls it "Come To The Sunshine," and for the last ten years, thousands of worldwide listeners have.
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"Come To The Sunshine" episode 49 marked the start of series six of the program, first airing on March 23, 2009. In the first hour, Andrew spun singles by: The Toy Factory/The French Revolution/The Furnacemen/Avant Garde/The Catch/Tony And Terri/The Domestic Help/Calliope/Friends Of The Family/The Tapestry/The In Crowd/The Reasons Why/Bob Rains and Admiral Strange/The Peanut Butter Conspiracy/The Act Of Creation/Bill Soden/The Marshmellow Highway/Sidewalk Skipper Band/The Dawnbreakers/James Hendricks Hour two featured an artist spotlight on Harpers Bizarre with selections from their first two albums - Feelin' Groovy and Anything Goes - in glorious MONO (mixes that are not available on CD). The hour is capped of by assorted Harpers Bizarre singles from the '60s (also in mono). Andrew Sandoval www.cometothesunshine.com
"Come To The Sunshine" episode 49 marked the start of series six of the program, first airing on March 23, 2009. In the first hour, Andrew spun singles by: The Toy Factory/The French Revolution/The Furnacemen/Avant Garde/The Catch/Tony And Terri/The Domestic Help/Calliope/Friends Of The Family/The Tapestry/The In Crowd/The Reasons Why/Bob Rains and Admiral Strange/The Peanut Butter Conspiracy/The Act Of Creation/Bill Soden/The Marshmellow Highway/Sidewalk Skipper Band/The Dawnbreakers/James Hendricks Hour two featured an artist spotlight on Harpers Bizarre with selections from their first two albums - Feelin' Groovy and Anything Goes - in glorious MONO (mixes that are not available on CD). The hour is capped of by assorted Harpers Bizarre singles from the '60s (also in mono). Andrew Sandoval www.cometothesunshine.com
Episode 69 of "Come To The Sunshine" features an incredible selection of sixties vinyl singles by: The Young Idea/Fire And Brimstone/The Young Enterprise/The 4 Seasons/Stone Country/The Collection/The Mission/The Wildlife/The Happy Return/The Silver Eagle/East Side Kids/The Family/Majority One/Hearts And Flowers/Charlotte Russe/Pleasure/The High Windows/Playboys Of Edinburg/The Cryan' Shames/Stone Poneys. In our second hour we turn our artist spotlight onto Britain's Twice As Much and the songs of David Skinner and Andrew Rose (as performed by the duo, as well as covers from Del Shannon, Vashti and P.P. Arnold) including some live rarities. Andrew Sandoval www.cometothesunshine.com P. S. Don't forget to join our facebook group or follow us on twitter @cometothesun. Thanks for listening!
Episode 69 of "Come To The Sunshine" features an incredible selection of sixties vinyl singles by: The Young Idea/Fire And Brimstone/The Young Enterprise/The 4 Seasons/Stone Country/The Collection/The Mission/The Wildlife/The Happy Return/The Silver Eagle/East Side Kids/The Family/Majority One/Hearts And Flowers/Charlotte Russe/Pleasure/The High Windows/Playboys Of Edinburg/The Cryan' Shames/Stone Poneys. In our second hour we turn our artist spotlight onto Britain's Twice As Much and the songs of David Skinner and Andrew Rose (as performed by the duo, as well as covers from Del Shannon, Vashti and P.P. Arnold) including some live rarities. Andrew Sandoval www.cometothesunshine.com P. S. Don't forget to join our facebook group or follow us on twitter @cometothesun. Thanks for listening!
In the final show of series 8, "Come To The Sunshine" #70, Andrew Sandoval spins a selection of rare vinyl singles by Tristen Schell, The Sundowners, Pasty Fuller, The Forum, Los Angeles, World Of Oz., Group Therapy, The Silver Eagle, Ray Chafin, Cyril Hargrove, The San Francisco Earthquakes, Warm Sounds, International Submarine Band, The Poor, Tim Andrews, Johnny Walsh, Sandy Salisbury, The Lollipop Fantasy, Fire And Brimstone and The Young Idea. Hour two brings you an album spotlight on Nino Tempo & April Stevens 1967 "All Strung Out" LP in MONO (a mix unavailable on CD). If you've never heard this wonderful album, which mixes Spectorian Wall Of Sound production with great songs by David Gates, Dalton & Montgomery, Jerry Riopelle and the unmistakable voices of Nino & April, then you are in for a treat. Much like the lyrically bizarre "All Strung Out" (which employs heroin references as analogy for falling love - quite intense for 1966 - if you don't believe me check out this clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ogtsaXmxK0), Andrew spins Nino's classic "Pet Sounds" level masterpiece, "Boys Town (Where My Broken Hearted Buddies Go)" kind of a less oblique "See My Friends." Also, their 1972 MGM release, "Makin' Love To Rainbow Colors," is a poppy, LSD novelty born too late. Not forgetting their visionary bagpipe-folk-rock take on "I Love How You Love Me." Don't forget to join our facebook group or follow us on twitter@cometothesun. Thanks for listening, Andrew Sandovalwww.cometothesunshine.com
In the final show of series 8, "Come To The Sunshine" #70, Andrew Sandoval spins a selection of rare vinyl singles by Tristen Schell, The Sundowners, Pasty Fuller, The Forum, Los Angeles, World Of Oz., Group Therapy, The Silver Eagle, Ray Chafin, Cyril Hargrove, The San Francisco Earthquakes, Warm Sounds, International Submarine Band, The Poor, Tim Andrews, Johnny Walsh, Sandy Salisbury, The Lollipop Fantasy, Fire And Brimstone and The Young Idea. Hour two brings you an album spotlight on Nino Tempo & April Stevens 1967 "All Strung Out" LP in MONO (a mix unavailable on CD). If you've never heard this wonderful album, which mixes Spectorian Wall Of Sound production with great songs by David Gates, Dalton & Montgomery, Jerry Riopelle and the unmistakable voices of Nino & April, then you are in for a treat. Much like the lyrically bizarre "All Strung Out" (which employs heroin references as analogy for falling love - quite intense for 1966 - if you don't believe me check out this clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ogtsaXmxK0), Andrew spins Nino's classic "Pet Sounds" level masterpiece, "Boys Town (Where My Broken Hearted Buddies Go)" kind of a less oblique "See My Friends." Also, their 1972 MGM release, "Makin' Love To Rainbow Colors," is a poppy, LSD novelty born too late. Not forgetting their visionary bagpipe-folk-rock take on "I Love How You Love Me." Don't forget to join our facebook group or follow us on twitter@cometothesun. Thanks for listening, Andrew Sandovalwww.cometothesunshine.com
Having returned from my travels in Europe and across the United States during which I collected magical 45's to play for you, I have created "Come To The Sunshine" show 71. Hour one includes original singles (direct from vinyl and all in MONO) from Gil & Johnny/The Others/Marvin's Circus/The Carousel/Vanity Fare/The Shambles/Wild Silk/Eddie Hodges/The Shaggy Boys/The Shuffles/The Boys Next Door/The Fantastic Baggys/The Springfield Rifle/Sir Henry And His Butlers/The Gross National Product/A Handful/The Dirty Shames/The Scarecrow/The Seagulls/The Mother Love Hour two explores the late sixties recordings of Lesley Gore, focusing on selections from Lesley's 1967 album, California Nights, in MONO (not available on CD in this mix). Also, we'll be spinning tracks from her unissued follow-up, Magic Colors, which was recently exhumed for CD release by our friends at ACE. We'll hear tracks from the ACE reissue, as well as many of the original single mixes which have thus far escaped digitization. Andrew Sandoval www.cometothesunshine.com
Having returned from my travels in Europe and across the United States during which I collected magical 45's to play for you, I have created "Come To The Sunshine" show 71. Hour one includes original singles (direct from vinyl and all in MONO) from Gil & Johnny/The Others/Marvin's Circus/The Carousel/Vanity Fare/The Shambles/Wild Silk/Eddie Hodges/The Shaggy Boys/The Shuffles/The Boys Next Door/The Fantastic Baggys/The Springfield Rifle/Sir Henry And His Butlers/The Gross National Product/A Handful/The Dirty Shames/The Scarecrow/The Seagulls/The Mother Love Hour two explores the late sixties recordings of Lesley Gore, focusing on selections from Lesley's 1967 album, California Nights, in MONO (not available on CD in this mix). Also, we'll be spinning tracks from her unissued follow-up, Magic Colors, which was recently exhumed for CD release by our friends at ACE. We'll hear tracks from the ACE reissue, as well as many of the original single mixes which have thus far escaped digitization. Andrew Sandoval www.cometothesunshine.com
