In the summer of 1967, the Youngstown, Ohio band known as the Human Beingz would enter a Cleveland recording studio and make a hit record. A few months later, they would return to record a full length album. In Episode 43 of In Loving Recollection, guitarist Ting Markulin tells the story of The Human Beinz and their 1968 debut full-length Nobody But Me. Detailing the events that led to the album’s creation, Markulin touches on how the recording of the “Nobody But Me” single first came to be and how its eventual success would cause the band to permanently lose the “g” in their name.
Episode 49: Protest a Dark Anniversary by Masters of the Hemisphere
Episode 48: ”Jimmy Carter” by Blue Mountain
Episode 47: ”No More Kings” by Pavement
Episode 46: Good God by Cyrus Gengras
Episode 45: The Spur by Joan Shelley
Episode 44: Shake Some Action by Flamin’ Groovies
Episode 42: Dirt Yard Street by Clay Harper
Episode 41: The Moog Cookbook by The Moog Cookbook
Episode 40: North To The Future by Joe Christmas
Episode 39: Wild Mountain Nation by Blitzen Trapper
Episode 38: When Your Heartstrings Break by Beulah
Episode 37: Christmas Party by The Walkmen
Episode 36: 5’ll Getcha Ten by Cowboy
Episode 35: The Bear by Walter Martin
Episode 34: Due North by Liam Kazar
Episode 33: Songs for John Venn by Lou Turner
Episode 32: All Around by The Oranges Band
Episode 31: The Nerves EP by The Nerves
Episode 30: Cypress by Let’s Active
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