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Interview with
Jimmie Jersie
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Queen's Nectarine Machine
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Webcast on Live365.com
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Jimmie Jersie
An interview show with Jimmie Jersie, broadcast June, 2004, on "Turn Me On, Dead Man" on Live365.com.
Jimmie Jersie was a member of the Queen's Nectarine Machine, who recorded the 1968 psychedelic album The Mystical Powers of Roving Tarot Gamble. Jimmie was also a member of the Del-Aires, who appeared in the movie The Horror of Party Beach, which aired on Mystery Science Theater 3000. The website Bad Movie Planet called the Del-Aires "The Greatest B-Movie Band Ever?" The Del-Aires also were playing in the Angel Lounge in Lodi, New Jersey, on the night of the infamous killings that left two police officers dead, chronicled in David Stout's book Night of the Devil.
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