Things I've collected over the years or acquired on mixtapes and comps or gathered from the internet or the library or my parents' attic. I make no claims to "discovering" or "owning" anything. Neither do you. It's whatever I feel like playing that week. Things that may or may not be familiar. Who knows. Just click this link for all the previous shows. You can also right-click this link for a zip file that contains an mp3 of this one.
Here's the pertinent information for this week:
BOB PECK- Sweet Sixteen
from LP Moth In the Gray Flannel Suit, 1957
THE BOSSTWEEDS- Faster Pussycat (1966)
BUTCHER BOY- Mr. Sad Head (1952)
CARSON ROBISON- I'm No Communist (1952)
BILLY & THE MOONLIGHTERS-Little Indian Girl (1961)
TRAILER- City Slickers At the Opry (1969)
also called From Nashville With Music
MERLINE JOHNSON- Don't You Make Me High (1938)
MR. GOON-BONES- Crazy Bone Rag (1950)
TRAILER- Dare the Devil (1969)
PIANO RED- Big Rock Joe From Kokomo (1954)
JACKIE POWERS- New River Train (1959)
TOMMY MARTIN & THE XLS- Hoochie Coochie
RED BLANCHARD- Dig That Crazy Mixed-Up Kid (1954)
DOODLES WEAVER- Eleanor Rigby (1966)
ED MCCURDY-A Little Love Song
ELTON BRITT- Uranium Fever (1955)
TRAILER- Fiend For Flesh
HOPE & MAURY BUNIN- Foodini Goes A-Huntin' (1949)
FRANK GALLOP- The Ballad Of Irving (1965)
THE GREASERS- Greeazzy
GENERAL ELECTRIC- The Answer
from LP Got To Investigate Silicones, 1973
THE GIRLS- Chico's Girl (1965)
TOM GLAZER- That Ignorant, Ignorant Cowboy (1949)
GINO- Grouch
HOMER & JETHRO- Hay Schmo (1966)
45-year-old manchild whines to his mom because 37-year-old sister won't
bail him out of an expensive situation he got himself into by cheating on
his girlfriend: ‘[He] had it coming.’
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What do you do when you realize your sibling is the bad guy? On one hand,
they are your family. Maybe you can save them and change them! On the other
han...
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