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Bob Thiele And His New Happy Times Orchestra / Gabor Szabo With The California Dreamers And Tom Scott & Bill Plummer - Album: Light My Fire (1967) Carol Kaye - Bass John Guerin - Drums Dennis Budimer, Gabor Szabo, Louis Morell - Guitar Mike Melvoin - Harpsicord, Organ Emil Richards - Percussion Bill Plummer - Sitar Lew McCreary, Dick Leith - Trombone Bud Brisbois, Gary Barone, Oliver Mitchell - Trumpet
Phillies 50: Forgotten 1972 - Bob Terlecki
Phillies 50: Forgotten 1972 – Bob Terlecki
While the prior year of 1971 saw major changes for the Philadelphia Phillies with the move into brand new Veterans Stadium, the 1972 campaign was also a key season of change.
In 1972 the Phillies really began moving towards the team that would become a major contender later in the decade. A trade for Steve Carlton just prior to the season. The first full season for 21-year-old left fielder Greg…
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Guests from Scorecard Scribblings now archived
Guests from Scorecard Scribblings now archived
It ain’t exactly a podcast – but it works kind of the same. Go to my website scorecardscribblings.com, use the pull-down menu for “interview archives”, and you can find recent – and future – interviews from my radio show, emanating from northern California. I introduce you to some of your heroes, some plain old folks doing heroic things and some sports nuts with great experiences to talk about,…
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Random Baseball Card #3848: Bill Plummer, catcher, Cincinnati Reds, 1975, SSPC.
I CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THIS SONG! c/o - http://deepseaian.tumblr.com/
Bill Plummer and the Cosmic Brotherhood - Journey to the East.
Monday, Monday by Paul Horn 1966
Paul Horn's last jazz LP before he succumbed to the dubious joys of new age teachings and his music deteriorated accordingly. In an easy style with Oliver Nelson arrangements. Contains a jazz version of Eight Miles High!
Paul Horn (as, cl, f, picc) probably with Mike Lang (p) Bill Plummer (b, sitar on "Acapulco Gold") Bill Goodwin (d) Lynn Blessing (vib)
accompanied by orchestra, Oliver Nelson (arr, cond)
"Paul Horn represents the Happening Years"
