Bo & Peep

Bo and Peep stand someplace not definately not Naz Nomad & the Nightmares and various other parody serves — indeed, they’re not really too different in a few ways from Spine Tap as well as the Rutles with a significant membership list. The simple truth is that Bo & Peep was a one-shot offshoot of Andrew “Loog” Oldham’s initiatives at building a Phil Spector-type music stock, possibly in the same sessions which Gene Pitney and Phil Spector installed using the Rolling Rocks for the latter’s formal recordings (“Today I’ve Got a See” etc.). The Rolling Rocks performed behind Bo & Peep on “Youthful Like,” and Kim Fowley was the business lead vocalist on “Rise from the Brighton Browse.” “Youthful Appreciate” was the Sonny Adam strike, while “Brighton Surf” is certainly a savage parody from the Pets’ “Home of the Increasing Sunlight.” Bo & Peep had been only a short vignette first from the Rollong Rocks’ history, within their 1st full year like a documenting take action and would-be competitors towards the Beatles. There is no mistaking the playing behind “Small Like,” and completists can only just ponder how many other products of these Oldham-exploitation sessions stay in the can.