Kogar's Jungle Juice Show #123

 

01 Chaino The Pigmy Song -tikky tikky boom boom- TAMPA

02 catalinas – safari 20TH CENTURY FOX

03 the Gaynighters – mambone  YOUNG ARTISTS

04 the royal playboys - happy hours DODE

05 Bill Friel & The Fabulous Furies Ft Lauderdale JOKER

06 Cliff Nash and the Rockaways Normee NASH

 01 The Populairs - Island of Paradise MARVELLO

02 the Five Dollars - doctor baby FORTUNE

03 The Don Clairs with Harold Perkins and his orchestra   Santa Fe AMP3

04 The Jewels Natural Natural Diddy R&B

05 The Cordells Laid Off BARGAIN

06 Lula Reed Caught Me When My Love was Down KING

 01 Johnny Ace and Band Yes, Baby DUKE

02 Lester Williams McDonald's Daughter IMPERIAL

03 Choker Campbell Have you Seen My Baby ATLANTIC

04 Johnny Guitar Watson Love Me RPM

05 Mad Man Taylor Rock n Roll Espanole EAST WEST

06 Big Jay McNeely Strip Tease Swing FEDERAL

 01 Darryl Vincent - Wild, Wild Party SANDY

02 Jett Powers With Vince Parle & The Raunch Hands – Go, Girl, Go DESIGN

03 Johnny Burnette Trio Oh Baby Babe CORAL

04 Mickey Gilley Come on Baby DOT

05 George and Earl Done Gone MERCURY

06 The Rockin' Chairs Come on Baby RECORTE RECORDS

07 Baker Knight Knightmares Bring My Cadillac Back DECCA

08 Eddie Renae and the Titans Snake Leg PINE

01 Baby Boy Warren - Chuc-a-Luck EXCELLO

02 Jerry Mcain and his Upstarts - Bad Credit EXCELLO

03 Roosevelt Sykes and his original Honeydrippers Stop-Her Poppa RCA VICTOR

04 Long Gone Miles Hello Josephine KENT

05 Baby Little and the Playboys Big Time Playboy WATTS WAY

01 Ronny Kae Twistin Rumble BAND BOX

02 The Sierakowski Family - Batmans Wipeout

03 richie allen - goochy bamba ERA

04 Baker Knight Peek - a - Boo CHESS

05 Leo Quica with the Earl Hagen Orchestra - Oh Leola LIBERTY

06 The Centars Weird Turtle ROCKET RECORDS

07 The Chambermen Shotgun II AMIGO 1

08 The Turtles – Pungfoo TORTOISE

Outro Laverne Baker Romance in the Dark

Songs From 1974

 

1. If You Want To get To Heaven - Ozark Mountain Daredevils

2.  This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us - Sparks

3.  Abra-Ca-Dabra - DeFranco Family

4.  Dark Lady - Cher

5.  Deuce - KISS

6.  Hooked On A Feeling - Blue Swede

7.  Need A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues - Dave Edmunds

8.  So You Are A Star - The Hudson Brothers

9.  Star Baby - The Guess Who

10.  Star - Stealers Wheel

11.  Virginia - Bill Amesbury

12.  Witch Doctor Bump - The Chubukos

13.  The Payback - James Brown

14.  Woman To Woman - Shirley Brown

15.  Come And Get Your Love - Redbone

16.  Beach Baby - First Class

17.  Devil Gate Drive - Suzi Quatro

18.  Get That Gasoline Blues - NRBQ

19.  I Can Help - Billy Swan

20.  Pepper Box - The Peppers

21.  You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet - Bachman Turner Overdrive

22.  Midnight Rider - Gregg Allman

23.  The Show Must Go On - Three Dog Night

24.  Homely Girl - The Chi-Lites

Call Me Cannibal 007

 

With J.R. Williams

00:00 - Ennio Morricone - Intro: CANNIBAL (alt. version, excerpt)

00:28 - Mel Henke - IT’S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD

03:05 - Dean Elliott & his Swinging Big, Big Band - THE LONESOME ROAD

05:34 - Fields-Madera Orchestra - OH ME

08:05 - The Three Suns - VOLCANO

10:30 - The Volcanos - DIANE

13:02 - The Valli Boys - NIGHT HAWK

15:38 - Red West Combo - MY BABE

17:46 - The Crystals - ESPRESSO

20:00 - The Incidentals - ALL NIGHT

22:42 - Billy Strange - WASHINGTON SQUARE

25:29 - The Turbo-Jets - IN REVERSE

27:55 - Wade Cagle & the Escorts - GROOVY TRAIN

30:18 - Bob Morris - GROUNDED WASP

32:26 - The Mystics - FRIED BACON CRISP

34:42 - The Triumphs - BURNT BISCUITS

36:38 - Colleen & Teddy - BEACHNUT

38:44 - Harry Stoneham - GREEN ONIONS

42:19 - The Young Alley Cats - CAT TRACKS

44:30 - I Bond’s Men - OPERAZIONE TUONO (THUNDERBALL)

46:50 - The Bikinis - FATIMA THE DREAMER

48:53 - Reg Owen & his Orchestra - KAZOO

51:13 - Dieter Reith’s Move - BITTERSWEET SAMBA

53:22 - Wes Dakus & the Rebels - ROULETTE

55:27 - The Dundeeville Players - WHEELS

57:40 - The Mindexpanders - DOWNTOWN TRIP

1:00:11 - Ennio Morricone - CANNIBAL (alt. version, excerpt)

Lux and Ivy's Favorites Volume 20!

 

Welcome to Lux and Ivy’s Favorites Volume 20! It’s been a little over a year since the last volume which was fully taken from the playlist of a tape that had been part of the Something Weird Audio Archives. Volume 20 is more like the majority of the other volumes in this series, a mix of tunes from various sources.  Here is a rundown of SOME of the tracks on this volume.

As always I have a running list of songs that I come across or that people send me via social media etc. Then I put them together in some semblance to make them “fun” to listen to, or “flow” in a cool way.

This volume has sort of an outer space theme just like volume 18. There are a bunch of tracks taken from the space themed tape Lux had made for someone back in the day. The tape was just labeled “Lux’s Space Discs.” It was a 90 minute tape of every genre you could think of dealing with UFO’s, creatures from outer space, and spoken word mumbo jumbo of the highest order. I can hear the questions already; “Kogar! Why didn’t you just put a playlist together of those songs?!?” Well, the answer is simple; some of those songs have already appeared on various LAIF volumes over the years, so it wouldn’t make a lot of sense to do that.

Let’s kick it off with Rocket USA by Suicide, which I think is a nice place to start given The Cramps mentioned it in various places that they used to cover this song back before they ever played a show in their early days.

Next up there are bunch of instrumentals found from various sources like the space tape and the tapes from Something Weird.

I included Radar Eyes because Lux used some lines from this song in a live bootleg that I have.

Somewhere along the line I noticed that The Cramps had used a lyric in Dope Fiend Boogie from this fantastic tune by The Calico Wall.

I Had too Much To Dream Last Night was mentioned by Lux during a snippet that Henry Rollins used on his radio show; I believe when he played the STLTU test pressing.

One really great addition came from Diego Carriero who noticed Black Widow Spider Woman was playing on one of The Cramps bootlegs from a Cramps show in Greece from 1991. The inclusion of the trailer from Las Vegas Hillbillies means that it more than likely came from a tape like the Vip Vop tapes that they played before their live shows.  Thanks, Diego!

The song Poison Ivy was long overdue to be included at some point, but I finally came across an interview where Ivy said the “she’s pretty as a daisy” line; found in an issue of Greasy Kid Stuff magazine.

I included Blues for the Red Boy because on one of the Vip Vop tapes Lux used sound from an Allan Freed aircheck that included some of this song which “The Moondog” used as intro music for his show. I forget who identified the song for me! Please let me know, and I will add you to the thank you list!

Alabama Bus was mentioned by Ivy in an interview in the Boston Rocker newspaper from the early 90’s. I’ve included parts 1 and 2.

I'm Gonna Murder My Baby was mentioned in a fanzine that I got from Howie Pyro called Flamejob Issue #1, a compilation of a bunch of Cramps articles from other sources.  Not sure where the original article came from.

Lastly, Stay as Sick as You Are seemed like a fitting way to end this volume. Taken from one of the Something Weird tapes that is filled with stuff like this. More of those type songs will appear on future volumes down the road.

The cover for this volume was taken from Paul Tanner’s Theremin album that Lux mentioned called MUSIC FOR HEAVENLY BODIES.  As always Adam Fitch makes my ideas a reality with his layout skills. We even made an alternative cover with a “sticker” to appease the social media censors, made to look like the stickers that sometimes graced old burlesque comedy albums back in the day.

Enjoy!

Kogar tSA

Thanks to: Lisa Petrucci, Robert Mache, Bruce Milne, Diego Carriero, Howie Pyro (always) and Adam Fitch…

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Aircheck Of The Week

 

It's your curly-headed kid in the second row on the radio. Before becoming "New York's Oldies Station", WCBS-FM was a hybrid of album rock, Top 40, and R&B. Gus Gossert, later known for his Doo-Wop shows, was the program director and air talent heard in this rare aircheck. It's October 1970 on Boss Radio 66.

Longboards N' Longhorns

With Rick Hamilton

Michael Parks - Wayfarin' Stranger / MGM

John Severson - Goofy-Foot Glen / Capitol

Bonnie Owens - Number One Heel / Capitol

Neil Nissenson - Intoxica / Reprise

Trini Lopez - Sinner Man / Reprise

Oscar Ghiglia - A Dollar Between the Teeth / Concord

Billy Grammer - Princess of Persia / Everest

Crescents - Pink Dominos / Era

The Ventures - 1999 AD / Liberty

Autry Inman - The Volunteer / Jubilee

Manuel & the Renegades - Rev-up / RockBeat

Sonny Curtis - I Wanna Go Bummin' Around / Viva

Del Reeves - Skin Your Own Polecat / UA

La Cricca - Ronnie / Arc

Dave & the Saints - Leavin' Surf City / Satan

Ennio Morricone - Two Mules for Sister Sara / MCA

The Sundancers - Devil Surf / Break Out

Billy Byrd - Walkin the Floor Over You / Warner

Molly Bee - Heartbreak USA / MGM

Dave Myers & the Surtones - Laguna Limbo Luau / Del-Fi

The Sunlights - Saturday Night / Decca

Pernell Roberts - Rake and a Ramblin' Boy / RCA Victor

The Astronauts - Speedy Gonzalez / RCA Victor

Hank Williams Jr. - Guess What, That's Right, She's Gone / MGM

The Broadminded Beat

 

With Julea

Music Behind DJ:  Juaneco y su Combo – Me Robaron Mi Runa Mula  (Infopesa)

Willie Bobo – Spanish Grease (Verve)

Los Johnny Jets – Deja de Llorar (CBS)

The Yellow Payges – The Two of Us (UNI)

The Fatimas – The Hoochy Coo (Original Sound)

The Bonniwell Music Machine – Mother Nature, Father Earth (Warner Bros)

Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band – Abba Zabba (Buddah Records)

Music Behind DJ: Buzzy Brant – Intermission (Nashville)

The Metallics – Get Lost (Baronet Records)

Chick Carlton – Honey I’ve Got To Go (Demon Records)

Marie Knight – To Be Loved By You (Addit)

Dollee Escourt – Cold Hearted Man 9 (Malvern)

Barbara Trent – Heart Break Hotel (Red Label)

The Citations – Kiss in the Night (Don-El)

Music Behind DJ: Jimmy Knapp Trio – Poinciana (Esta)

Sonny Moore – Bloodshed in Tombstone (Roulette)

Sonny Moore – Every Big Man Ain’t Strong (Roulette)

Jim Taylor – Unknown Sin (Select-O-Hits)

The Blue Rondos – Little Baby (Pye Records)

Gene McDaniels – Another Tear Falls (Liberty)

Music Behind DJ: The Scamps – Petite Fleur (Arlan)

Adron – Heaven Scented Season Tree (self release) 

Kogar's Jungle Juice Show #122

 

01 the Eden Rocs - Walkin with Satan NUGGET

02 the maddisons - snake bite MADDISON

03 Duane Eddy his 'twangy' guitar and The Rebels Ramrod JAMIE

04 The Demotrons Rock a Way Special ENRICA

05 Roland Stone - Lost Love USA

06 Bob Taylor and the Counts - Taylor's Rock YUCCA

 

01 The Lamplighters Roll on FEDERAL

02 The Sputniks Hey Maryann CLASS

03 The Raiders Raiders from Outer Space ATCO

04 The Hurricanes Pistol Packin Mama KING

05 The El Torros Mama's Cooking DUKE

06 The Five Quails - Jungle Baby MERCURY

 

01 Don and Dewey Jungle Hop SPECIALTY

02 Larry Davis (My) Little Girl DUKE

03 Elton Anderson Sick and Tired LANOR

04 Ruth Brown If I Had Any Sense ATLANTIC

05 Billy Gayles Take Your Fine Frame Home FEDERAL

06 Bo Diddley Bo Diddley 1969 CHECKER

 

01 Hasil Adkins The Hunch A.R.C.

02 Corky Jones Hot Dog PEP

03 Malcolm Yelvington Rockin With My Baby SUN

04 Al Ferrier Hey Baby EXCELLO

05 Jack Scott The Way I Walk CARLTON

06 Glen Garrison and the Note Kings Lovin Lorene CREST

07 Kip Tyler - vagabond mama STARLA

08 Rhythm Rockers Juke Box Help me find my Baby SUN

 

01 Big Mack and the Shufflers - Out of my mind TRI MAC

02 Otis Blackwell Fool That I Be RCA VICTOR

03 Cousin Leroy Will a Matchbox Hold My Clothes EMBER

04 B. Brown and his Rockin McVouts Fannie Mae is Back VEST

05 Earl King Baby You Can Get Your Gun ACE

 

01 Dale Hawkins The Hawk Walks CHESS

02 Roscoe and his Little Green Men Weird 20TH CENTURY FOX promo

03 The Sci-Fi's Science Friction ERA

04 Jack Hammer and the Pacers - Black Widow Spider Woman MILESTONE

05 Tony Ray - Bossa Nova Baby IMPERIAL

06 The Godz - Radar Eyes ESP-DISK’

07 Calico Wall I’m a living sickness DOVE

 

Outro Lavern Baker Romance in the Dark

Aircheck Of The Week

 

They called him the Vanilla Gorilla. Jim Wood's got the goods for Southern California on KRLA. It's September '67 on Boss Radio 66.

Kogar's Jungle Juice Show #121

 

01 The Rockets Moovin n Groovin COOL

02 Impact V – Riptide AGAR

03 Rally-Packs Bucket Seats IMPERIAL

04 The Arkades The P.A.L. JULIA RECORDS

05 The Gravestone Four Ad Lib Beat DANI

06 The Riptides – Machine Gun CHALLENGE

 

01 Lavern Baker It's So Fine ATLANTIC

02 The El Torros - Doop Doop A Walla Walla DUKE

03 The “5” Royales Women about to Make Me Go Crazy KING

04 The Gazelles Pretty Baby Baby GOTHAM

05 The Crenshaws Moonlight in Vermont WARNER BROTHERS

06 Paul Lewis the Mighty Swamba and the Swans Little Senorita FORTUNE

 

01 Roy Brown Boogie at Midnight KING

02 Big Jay McNeely Nervous Man Nervous FEDERAL

03 Dolly Cooper with Maxwell Davis orchestra Ay Lah Bah MODERN

04 Ruth Brown and her Rhythmmakers As Long as I'm Moving ATLANTIC

05 Louis Brooks and his Hi-Toppers It's Love Baby (24 Hours A Day) EXCELLO

06 Bobby Blue Bland You've Got Bad Intentions DUKE

 

01 R. Kaufmann the Mazoolian Cluck Cluck

02 Bobby Lee Trammell Shirley Lee FABOR

03 Scotty McKay Rollin Dynamite EVENT

04 Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps I Got a Baby CAPITOL

05 Bobby Mizzell and Lee Wayne Same Thing 20TH CENTURY FOX

06 The Four Counts Rock and Roll is Good for the Soul CHAM

07 The Four Lovers - Diddilly Diddilly Babe RCA VICTOR

08 Jeanette and Hubert  Ain't No Grave THE COOK DUET

 

01 Billy Boy You're My Girl BLUESVILLE

02 Baby Face Moonshine Baby SAVOY

03 Billy the Kid Emerson Move Baby Move SUN

04 Clarence Gatemouth Brown Depression Blues PEACOCK

05 Jane Turner with Rusty Bryant Danger Blues DOT

 

01 The Masonics Lookin For... Leave My Kitten Alone SPINOUT volume 2

02 The Masonics Lookin For... Lookin for My Baby SPINOUT volume 2

03 King Charles and the Counts Salt N Pepper CRUSADER

04 Johnny and the Shy Guys What'd I Say Part 1 REGEL

05 The 7th Court Shake PROPHONIC STUDIOS

06 Ambertones The Cruise NEWMAN

07 Wildebeests one minute's time  The Gnus Of Gnavarone  DIRTY WATER

 

Outro Lavern Baker Romance in the Dark

Songs From The Back Of The Station Wagon

 

With Tom Hanks

Los Iracundos - El Hombre Del Brazo Oro 

Los Sirex - San Carlos Club “Route 66”

Javier Batiz and the Famous Finks - Tijuana Sun “Warm California Sun”

Los Locos Del Ritmo - El Rey Del Surfin’ “King Of The Surf”

Radio Capital

Los Wikingos - El Viernes En Mi Recuerdo “Friday On My Mind”

Los York’s - El Loco

Los Shains - Apache 66

Los Vidrios Quebrados - Ficciones

Los Yakis - Nadie Como Yo “Nobody But Me”

XELO

Los Walkers - Solo Puedo Darte Todo “I Can Only Give You Everything”

Los Darts - Pregunto “I Need You””

Els Xocs - Mes Enlla “Milk Cow Blues”

Los Belkings - Setima Patrulla 

Los Matematicos - Me Atrapeste “You Really Got Me”

Los Johnny Jets - Dam Dam “Call Me Lightning”

Los Shakers - Gitana

Orange Crush

Los Correcaminos - Incienso Y Menta “Incense and Peppermint)

Los Go Go - Queiro Quo Me Quieras “Gimme Some Lovin’”

Los Holys - Sueno Sicodelico

Los Mustang - La Carta “The Letter”

Los Supersonicos - ¿Por Que Te Vas? “You Got Me Bugged”

Los Gatos Negros - Tu Seras Mi Baby “Be My Baby”

Los Drags - Necesito Alguien “I Need Somebody”

Cola

Los Teen Tops - Rey Criollo “Little Honda”

Los Holys - Campo de Vampiros 

Los Monstruos - Tenemos Que Irnos Aqui “We’ve Gotta Get Outta This Place”

Los Saicos - El Entierro de los Gatos 

Los Locos Del Ritmo - Pedro Pistolas “Peter Gunn”

Los Monkys - Triste Estoy “Steppin’ Stone”

Los Doltons - El Rey Tablista “King Of The Surf”

Aircheck Of The Week

 

WMCA was one of the greatest and most-imitated Top 40 stations in America. But that ended on September 20, 1970 as Frankie Crocker hosted the final music show before the flip to "Dialog Radio 57". Say farewell to "The Home Of The Good Guys", courtesy of Boss Radio 66.