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Americans, Canadians, the Commonwealth - it's all here at 8pm (5 Pacific) right after The Real Nitty Gritty tonite on Rock'n'Soul Ichiban! Listen here!

Shake! Shout! and Soul!

Shake! Shout! and Sou! -- Tune in tonight at 7pm ET for The Real Nitty Gritty on WFMU's Rock 'n' Soul ICHIBAN : HEAR savage R&B, greasy rockabilly, gutbucket blues, gruesome garage, sweaty soul, & sleazy instrotrash records -- then stay tuned for for the Whig Out! at 8:00
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Psychotronic Movie of the Week: THE THING WITH TWO HEADS (1972)

THE THING WITH TWO HEADS
1972
American International Pictures

Produced by Wes Bishop
Directed by Lee Frost

Michael J. Weldon writes, in The Psychotronic Encyclopedia of Film:

The ultimate blaxploition horror movie, not to be confused with the previous year's all-white The Incredible Two-Headed Transplant. Both are from AIP. This, believe it or not, features Ray Milland as a racist brain surgeon with terminal cancer. Milland first creates a two-headed gorilla (designed by Rick Baker). Then he arranges to have his head transplanted onto the healthy body of a volunteer convict from death row. When he awakens from his operation he finds his head on Rosey Greer's body. You've got to see him (them) running around, riding a motorcycle, yelling at each other, and Chelsea Brown is the convict's surprised girlfriend. With Roger Perry, who is also in both Count Yorga movies, and William Smith. Music by Jerry Butler. Director Frost worked on lots of 60s "adults only" films.

Take Ichiban To The Beach!

Be sure to download the WFMU app so that you don't miss any of the great programming happening on Ichiban this summer!  You can even save all your favorite shows to listen to later.

DJ Roulette filled in for Fool's Paradise with Rex last weekend!  Catch the archive here.  Tune in this Sunday at 11 AM for Rhythmville Radio with David Baker, all the way from Paris, France.

Crayons to Perfume! Swingin' Summer Sounds!

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Pychotronic Movie of the Week: FOR YOUR HEIGHT ONLY (1981)

FOR YOUR HEIGHT ONLY (original title: For Y'ur Height Only)
1979
Liliw Pictures International
Philippines 

Produced by Peter M. Caballes 
Directed by Eddie Nicart

Michael J. Weldon writes in The Psychotronic Video Guide:

"One of the ultimate spy spoofs stars 2'9" dwarf Weng Weng as Agent 00. He uses James Bond type gadgets and martial arts to battle the bad guys, and he gets the girl. In real life (according to Guinness, "the shortest actor to play a leading role in films") he was a paratrooper and black belt. He also stared in Agent 00 (1981). The bad English dubbing adds unintentional humor."

Beat the Clock! With Madeline Bell - Crayons to Perfume!

Madeline Bell takes the time to stop the clock!
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Featuring Della Reese, Steampacket, Linda Jones, Mary Wells, January Tyme and many more

Boogie real low -- The Real Nitty Gritty tonight at 7pm ET on WFMU's Rock 'n' Soul ICHIBAN : savage R&B, greasy rockabilly, gutbucket blues, gruesome garage, sweaty soul, & sleazy instrotrash records -- then stay tuned for the Whig Out at 8:00
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Whig Out! Tonight at 8, right after The Real Nitty Gritty!!

Tonight the Whig Out! hosts the 2nd hour of your Sunday Night dance party with fuzz, surf, r&b and of course, GARAGE! We're on right after The Real Nitty Gritty at 8pm!

Summer Soul-stice With Gaylord Fields!!

Worried that there would be no Summer Soul-stice program with Gaylord Fields this year?  Ichiban to the rescue!!  Soul is our music at 11 AM on DJ Roulette.

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Psychotronic Movie of the Week: The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living And Became Mixed-Up Zombies (1964)

THE INCREDIBLY STRANGE CREATURES WHO STOPPED LIVING AND BECAME MIXED UP ZOMBIES
1964
Fairway-International
United States

Produced and Directed by Ray Dennis Steckler

Michael J. Weldon wrote, in The Psychotronic Encyclopedia of Film:

"The first monster musical!" claimed the ads. At a Long Beach amusement park, Madame Estrella, the gypsy fortuneteller, hypnotizes patrons, throws acid in their faces, and collects the now ugly monsters in her basement. Ortega the hunchback and Carmelita the stripper help. Hero Cash Flagg (the director) visits the gypsy and is turned into a zombie in a hooded sweatshirt! The monsters break loose during an incredible dance number and kill everyone in sight until the police arrive. Hear "The Mixed Up Zombie Stomp"! See the "1001 weirdest scenes ever!" "Not for sissies!" When the film was reissued, actors wearing the same horror masks used in the movie "crashed out of the screen to invade the audience and abduct girls from their seats!" At least that's how the ads described it. Filmed in Bloody Vision. Look for this unbelievably well-photographed oddity with Carolyn Brandt (the director's wife), Atlas King, and a hypnotic umbrella! Vilmos Zigmond was the cinematographer.