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GENE MARSHALL- We Want Dick, We Want Spiro
MSR song poem.
HERB ALPERT'S TIJUANA BRASS- Tijuana Taxi (1966)
THE CRYSTALLETTES- We're In Love (1963) THE LADY BUGS- Who Sent This Love Note? (1964)
DAVID GARRICK- Leiber Dr. Eisenhart (1970) HANGTEN HOROWITZ- Sax Now, Surf Later (c. 1965)
THE LEMON DROPS- You're Gonna Be Sorry (1961)
LITTLE MILTON- Long Distance Operator (1959) GAYLA PEEVEY- Upside Down Town (1954) NICOLA PAONE- Blah Blah Blah (1959)
RED INGLE & HIS NATURAL SEVEN- A You're A Dopey Gal (1947)
Vocals by Jo Stafford
HANK BALLARD- Annie's Aunt Fanny NORMAN ROSE- Aladdin And His Lamp
ART & DIANE LINKLETTER- We Love You, Call Collect (1969)
”When WE LOVE YOU, CALL COLLECT and DEAR MOM AND DAD were presented to me, I was moved by these two sensitively written imaginary letters on the subject we hear a great deal about today—the generation gap.
”This is an age-old problem, of course, but one that has grown into alarming proportions in today's life style.
”As a father, I could relate to the sentiments expressed, but that was only half the story. To get a complete and honest reaction, I asked my daughter, Diane, for her comments. 'Dad', she said, 'This is where it's at'.
”So, whether you are a youngster or an adult, I have a feeling that these two letters—a naked cry for help from a father and a daughter—will get to you. I know: they got to me. Hopefully, these letters will open a door to bridge the generation gap.” SWAMP RATS- Psycho (c. 1967)
Cover of hit by The Sonics THE VERSATONES- Tight Skirt and Sweater (1963) ALFRED A. ALFA- Your Cheatin' Heart
BUGS BUNNY- Somebody's Rocking My Dreamboat
from Gorilla My Dreams, 1947 DORIS RAINVILLE- Chicken (1960) BONNIE BAKER- Oh Johnny (1939) ANDRE WILLIAMS- Jail Bait (1960)
TAD DUSTIN & HIS BOYS- Brother, I Was Wrong (1953)
CAB CALLOWAY- Who's Yehoodi? (c. 1943)
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