Whitemail (Pre Klaatu) - (I'm) Dreamdaying/Lonely Lover [7" single]

Terry Draper and John Woloschuk were both member of the band Whitemail before forming Klaatu together with Dee Long. Whitemail released only one single in 1971. Both tracks were written by John Woloschuk (under a pseudonym M. Phlumpe).

Many Klaatu related recordings are available on CD. Those that are not are getting harder and harder to find. The most difficult to find is the Whitemail single

a: (I'm) Dreamdaying - 2:40
b: Lonely Lover - 2:52

©1971 Prawn (cat.# 715)
mp3 320 kbps

Dee Long and the Short Notice - Long Live And Prosper

©2005 Bullseye BLR-CD-4106

320 Kbps CD-rip

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Recorded live in March 2005 with the Short Notice Band. Includes material from his solo releases, three Klaatu songs and a Beatles cover tune.
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Dee Long (vocals, guitar); Ken Wannamaker (keyboards, backing vocals); Frank Watt (drums); Maureen Leeson (percussion, backing vocals) Jaimie Vernon (guitar, backing vocals), Jim Hoeck (Bass).

Tracklist: 1. Meaning Of Life / 2. Mad Magazine / 3. Outside / 4. You Are / 5. Chromosome Syndrome / 6. Collecting Icons / 7. Older / 8. Everybody Took A Holiday / 9. Blue Jay Way / 10. Good To Be Back / 11. Little Neutrino / 12. Good To Be Back (Videoclip) / 13. Chromosome Syndrome (Videoclip)
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Dee Long

Outside

©2002 Magentalane Music/Bullseye BLR-CD-4036
320 Kbps CD rip

A singer/Songwriter of considerable talent, Dee Long paid his dues as a member of Klaatu, the enigmatic prog-rock band of the 70's.The experience wasn't lost on Dee, who continues to write and perform music that is just a little left of the main stream, and very much influenced by pop culture

Outside features a collection of quirky and imaginative tunes drawn from a far reaching variety of subjects.From the quest for the meaning of life, through the latest issue of MAD magazine, to the larger than life rock icon, this album navigates the netherworlds of the imagination, while exploring the cutting edge of music technology.

From a musical standpoint, Outside is a wonderful collage of influences from the psychedelic 60's to the 21st century, each explored and experimented with through the ears of a man who know's what he likes, and refuses to be pigeon holed into an easily identified category.Klaatu fans will be amazed at how much of the bands vision Dee Long has managed to maintain two decades after the band pasted into the mists of music history.

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Track List: Meaning of Life / (Make Love in) Zero Gravity / Mad Magazine / Outside / You Are Too Beautiful / Chromosome Syndrome / Time Will Tell / Collecting Icons / Wait For You / It's Good / Good Night Universe
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Klaatu
Raarities

©2005 Bullseye Records of Canada, Inc.
BLP-25154AD MAD 709  320Kbps

 Deleted, discontinued and long since out of print. Hard-to-find collection of rare recordings. At the time of release, in 2005, this album was released on vinyl only!.

SIDE ONE 1) Calling Occupants – 7” single / 2) Sub-Rosa Subway – Terry Brown Full Length Mix / 3) Loneliest Of Creatures – European Edit / 4) Juicy Luicy – 12” single Remix / 5) December Dream – 7” single re-edit / 6) Hot Box City – Live
SIDE TWO 1) We’re Off You Know – 7” single / 2) A Routine Day – Orchestral Composite / 3) California Jam – Alternate Backing Vocal Mix / 4) Sir Bodsworth Rugglesby – Instrumental Mix / 5) Silly Boys – Original Bedtrack Mix / 6) Love Of A Woman – Alternate Mix / 7) Come One, Come All – previously unreleased song demo
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Klaatu Tribute CD

various artists

Long time ago, in a galaxy far far away...three musicians banded together and created some of the most amazing tunes ever to grace the celestial heavens. Their identities kept secret for a while, they were simply known at the time as "Klaatu." The band's first album 3:47 EST reverberated across the universe and caused a crack in the cosmic egg as their music sounded undeniably "Beatleseque." Beatle fans began their own magical mystery tour of sorts looking for clues in Klaatu's music and album covers if only to prove that both Klaatu and Beatles were the same musicians. But alas, over time it was eventually revealed to them that the "Beatleseque" group consisted of three very talented Canadian musicians by the names of John Woloschuk, Terry Draper and Dee Long.


This is a tribute album by various little known artists

We're Off You Know - Gavin & Dean / So Said The Lighthouse Keeper - Gavin & Dean / Doctor Marvello - The Nowadays (featuring Mark Hershberger) / Sir Bodsworth Rugglesby III - Jef Leeson (Jaimie Vernon's brother in law) / Everybody Took A Holiday - Dmitri Alano / A Routine Day - Mike Vancha / Older - Just Say Yes (featuring Steve Smith) / Dear Christine - Keld Telen / Cherie - Michael Grin /Mister Manson - Sulpher / Hot Box City - Alex Johnson /Knee Deep In Love - Reptile / I Can't Help It - Dave Bradley / Blue Smoke - Frank Marzano / I Don't Wanna Go Home - Dmitri Alano / Calling Occupants - Dave Bradley & Nataraj Sundaram / Doctor Marvello (Espanol) - Los Khaoticos (the original "first" mix) / Little Neutrino - The Nowadays (featuring Mark Hershberger) / Sub-Rosa Subway - The Beachles (featuring Jaimie Vernon) (the original "first" mix) / Grey Afternoon - Glen Banks (inspired by Klaatu)

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