Boss DJ Roulette

Jungle Juice with Kogar the Swinging Ape!

"Here is Kogar's Jungle Juice Episode #24! 

An extra action packed show featuring a chunk of the new release on Idle Cherub Records called THEY CALL US HOLY ROLLERS: SERPENT HANDLING SOUTHERN GOSPEL. It's exactly what you think it is! Crazy rockabilly/rock and roll played by snake handling madmen/women from Jolo West Virginia! Scream with fright! Dance with delight as the fervor grabs you! Gospel in the JUGULAR VEIN! You just might "dance your shoe-heel off!" Also featuring sound bits from various snake handling documentaries from the past!

Added bonus attraction; a heaping set of songs with the Bo Diddley Beat! All served up with the usual Jungle Juice Nonsense! 

Club your mate, make a drink in a fancy glass and get BIT by the sound of it all!"

01 The Thundertones - Jungle Fever

02 ivan ward and the swingsters - congo glide

03 Rally-Packs Bucket Seats IMPERIAL

04 The Elegants Minor Chaos BANGAR

05 The Secrets Twin Exhaust SWAN

06. Wes Dakus And The Rebels Surfs You Right GALLIO

07 jimmy gordon – buzzzz  CHALLENGE

 01 George and Earl Done Gone MERCURY

02 Kip Tyler She's Rumble Rock EBB

03 Jerry Hawkins Cha Cha Chu EBB

04 Charlie Feathers With Marcus VanStory's Old Sun Slappin' Bass – Stutterin' Cindy PHILWOOD

05 Betty McQuade Tongue Tied ASTOR

06 Buck Griffin  Stutterin Papa MGM

07 Ronnie Vare and the Inspirations - Let's Rock Little Girl DELL HARTFORD CONN

 Jolo Holy Rollers - They Call Us Holy Rollers RARE LIVE AND EXPLOSIVE “SERPENT HANDLING SOUTHERN GOSPEL FROM THE CHURCH OF THE LORD JESUS, JOLO WEST VIRGINIA   IDLE CHERUB RECORDS

 01 Jolo Holy Rollers - They Call Us Holy Rollers

01     elder beck - rock and roll sermon

02     Louisianna Red Who Dat -Tell me mama- LAURIE

03     Stomp Gordon The Grind CHESS

04      Moose John Talkin Bout Me ULTRA 

05     Otis Rush - Sit Down Baby COBRA

 1 The Mistakes I Got Fired LO FI

2 The Fantastics Millionaire Hobo RCA VICTOR

3 The Saxons Rock and Roll Show CONTENDER RECORDS

4 The Five Willows So Help Me HERALD

5 The Champions and Sonny Thompson Big Bad Beulah CHART

6 The Saucers Hi-Oom KICK

7 The Jivers Little Mama ALADDIN

 1 Bo Diddley - The Rhythm That Shook The World 2

2 the teddy boys - mona cameo

3 Rex Garvin and the Mighty Cravers Go Little Willie OKEH

4 The Jekyls and Hydes Diddley Daddy BOSS RECORDS

5 limey and the yanks - guaranteed love STARBURST RECORDS

6 Mel Smith & The Night Riders – Pretty Plaid Skirt (And Long Black Sox) SUE

7 ole miss downbeats – Geraldine ARDENT

8 The Juveniles Bo Diddley JERDEN

9 royal playboys - goodbye bo DODE

Forgotten 45s

 

With David Bruce

Mojo 3

With Mark Ehmcke

1.  Don't Give Me No Lip Child - Dave Berry

2.  Kick Out The Jams - MC5

3.  Strychnine - The Sonics

4.  Dark End Of The Street - Flying Burrito Brothers

5.  Dream Baby Dream - Suicide

6.  Every Little Bit Hurts - Brenda Holloway

7.  (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man - Muddy Waters

8.  I'm Stranded - Jim Reid

9.  Soul Clap '69 - Booker T and the MGs

10. Tell Mama - Etta James

11. Super Stupid - Funkadelic

12. Tramp - Lowell Fulson

13.  Too Much For You - Bobby Angelle

14.  Wade In The Water - Ramsey Lewis Trio

15.  My Baby Left Me - Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup

16.  Rumble - Link Wray

17.  Leaving Here - The Birds

18.  Action Time Vision - ATV

19.  All Kindsa Girls - The Real Kids

20.  Frankie Machine - Elmer Bernstein

21.  Fresh Garbage - Spirit

22.  High In A Room - The Smoke

23.  Something's Cookin' - Quincy Jones

24.  What So Never The Dance - Bootsy Collins 

Aircheck Of The Week

 

This is a demo for "Love", a syndicated progressive rock format designed by Allen Shaw for ABC's owned-and-operated FM stations, including WABC-FM/New York. The format featured personalities like Brother John Rydgren, Bob (Bob-A-Loo) Lewis, Jimmy Rabbitt, and Tony Pigg. This demo was produced in April, 1968, although Love did not hit the air until January, 1969. The demo was originally produced with all of the songs scoped. I've restored the full-length versions of every song.

Boss DJ Roulette 001

 

With The Spookshow Serenade

YOU WILL HEAR: rockabilly, R&B, garage and instro mayhem – the perfect soundtrack for all sorts of savagery on any day of the week! Hold onto your seat – it's got a HEAT-BEAT! Today's shook-up kids shaking loose! Parents may be shocked – but youth will understand!

1. "The outspoken-est, realest facts of life!" – VO (from the "Carnival Rock" trailer)

2. I'm Ready – Hank Mizell

3. Killer – Sparkle Moore with Dan Belloc and His Orchestra

4. Bird Dog – Don Woody

5. Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt – Sonny (Dave "Diddle") Day and the Tony Ray Orchestra

6. Buckeye – Johnny and the Hurricanes

7. Hurricane – Dave "Baby" Cortez

8. Whole Lotta Woman – The Contours

9. Uh Uh Baby (No No Baby) – Little Willie John

10. Farmer John – Don & Dewey

11. I've Got a Claim on You – Betty Everett

12. "The Lost Generation? Hardly!" – VO (from the "High School Confidential" trailer)

13. The Growl – Alan Pierce and the Tonekings

14. King Solomon's Blues- Gil Bernal

15. Hey Little Woman – Sonny Till and the Orioles

16. Please Please Baby – Bobby Brown and the Curios

17. Theme from "The Devil's Hand" – Baker Knight

18. Night Prowl – The Del-Rays

19. "I could mess you up good!" – Alan Dale and Jana Lund (dialogue from "Don't Knock the Rock")

20. Guitar Shuffle – The Wailers (Hal Paige)

21. Twist-a-Roo – Jerry Reed

22. Office Party (demo) – The Vandaliers

23. Sundown – Don and the Galaxies

24. I Don't Need You No More – The Rumblers

25. Untrue – Bob Vidone and the Rhythm Rockers

26. Bandstand Rocket – The Twisters

27. Midnight Express – The Fabulous Falcons

28. The Truant – The Truants

29. Let's Have a Party – The Rivieras

30. "Young savages from nice families!" – VO (from the "High School Confidential" trailer)

31. Ching Bam Bah – Velveteens

32. Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow – Lindy Blaskey and the Lavells

33. Twangy – The Rock-a-Teens

34. Somethin' Baby – The Dazzlers

35. A Girl and a Hot Rod – Richie Deran and the New Tones

36. Movin' In – Morty Shann and the Morticians

37. Go Go Go – Del Tinos

38. Rock a Little Bit – The Vi-Kings (with Nils King)

39. "Here are every parent's joys and panic!" – VO (from the "Because They're Young" trailer)

Holland Rocks! Edition 6

 

With Wim Reckers

In a couple of weeks the yearly Eurovision Song Contest will take place again, an annual song-competition held between European countries, broadcasted live on TV. This is an alternative version, with obscure sixties rock&roll from every corner of the continent.

1 Os Tártaros - Tartária (Portugal, 1964)

2 The Chatles - Children Of Stone (Germany, 1965)

3 The Loubogg - She Is Cool (Greece, 1966)

4 Polanie - I'm Crying (Poland, 1968)

5 Dee Jays - Long Tall Shorty (Sweden, 1965)

6 Illes - Ne Gondold (Hungary, 1968)

7 Los Tomcats - A Tu Vera (Spain, 1966)

8 Surfadelics - Don't Be Sorry (England, 1987)

9 Les Chats Sauvages - Twist À Saint-Tropez (France, 1962)

10 The Hunters - Russian Spy And I (Netherlands, 1966)

11 The Lollipops - Words ain't Enough (Denmark, 1966)

12 The Outsiders - That's Your Problem (Netherlands, 1966)

13 The Sunlights - Do The Dog (Belgium, 1965)

14 The Subjects - German Measles (Germany, 1967)

15 Los Brincos - Baila La Pulga (Spain, 1965)

16 The Nips - All The Time In The World (England, 1978)

17 The Shamrocks - Midnight Train (Germany, 1967)

18 Os Blusoes Negros - Tequilla (Portugal, 1966)

19 The Voodoo Dolls - That's The Breaks (Sweden, 1986)

20 The Wheels - Road Block (Northern Ireland, 1966)

21 The Divorced - A Real Man (Norway, 1966)

22 Jacques Dutronc - Le Responsable (France, 1969)

23 The Namelosers - Do-Oa (Sweden, 1965)

24 Tamara Luonto - Annika (Finland, 2022)

25 Crazy Girls - Hey Hey Ha Ha (Germany, 1963)

26 The Nomads - Rat Fink A BooBoo (Sweden, 1987)

Forgotten 45s

 

With David Bruce

Scratchy Singles Vol 13

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Apricot Brandy - Rhinoceros

2. The Joker Went Wild - Brian Hyland

3.  Not Fade Away - Rush

4. Jennifer Tomkins - Street People

5.  Hot Caramel - The Peppers

6.  It's All Meat - Eric Burden and the Animals

7.  Whole Lotta Love - C.C.S.

8.  Hit The Road Jack - The Stampeders

9.  Make Believe - Wind

10.  I Can't Stand Myself (When You Touch Me) - James Brown

11.  I Found A Love - The Falcons

12.  Beatnik Fly - Johnny and the Hurricanes

13.  Ramrod - Duane Eddy

14.  What An Animal - Fludd

15.  You Can't Sit Down - Philip Upchurch Combo

16.  Talk To Me - Sunny and the Sunglows

17.  The City Never Sleeps At Night - Nancy Sinatra

18.  You Hurt Me - Little Willie John

19.  (Love Is Like A) Baseball Game - The Intruders

20.  Dance, Dance, Dance - Solomon Burke

21.  Semi-Truck - Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen

22.  No Trespassing - The Ventures

23.  I Don't Believe I'll Fall In Love Today - Warren Smith

24.  Fannie Mae - Indian Creek

Aircheck Of The Week

 

 This week we're listening to New York's finest: Dan Ingram on WABC. It's mid-April in 1968, a memorable era in music. As a result, no obscrurities to be found here as every song was a bona fide hit. Still, Dan is at his best and this is a great listen. I have restored all of the music to this originally-scoped aircheck, so you can listen in real-time as you would have back in '68.

Forgotten 45s

 

With David Bruce

Train Songs

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. .Mystery Train - Little Junior's Blue Flames

2. Train From Kansas City - Neko Case

3. Train Of Love - Johnny Cash

4. I Often Dream Of Trains - Robyn Hitchcock

5. Engine 143 - The Carter Family

6. Number Nine Train - Dale Hawkins

7. Love Train - The O'Jays 

8. Train Kept A Rolling - The Yardbirds

9. The L&N Don't Stop Here Anymore - June Carter Cash 10. Boxcars - Joe Ely

11. Electric Train - NRBQ 

12. I Caught The Milk Train (She Took The Deux Chevaux) - The Waves

13. Drug Train - The Cramps

14. Last Train To Clarksville - The Monkees

15. Morning Train - Reverend Charlie Jackson;

16. Driver 8 - REM

17. Blue Train - Johnny Cash

18. Can't Stop A Train - The Derailers

19. Freight Train - Blood On The Saddle

 20. Friendship Train - Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood

 21. The Railpak Dun Gone In The Del Monte - Sir Douglas Quintet 

 22. Waiting For The Ghost Train - Madness

 23. Kassie Jones - Furry Lewis

 24. Train Round The Bend - Velvet Underground

Holland Rocks Edition 5 - Fame Studios Part 2

 

With Wim Deen

This hour of music is dedicated to FAME studios. FAME studios was founded in 1959 by Rick Hall in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Hall offered a safe haven where blacks and whites could work together in musical harmony, despite the fact that racism was rampant in the area at that time. FAME Studios became the starting point for the musical careers of the Rolling Stones, Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin and many others. The studio, owned by Hall until his death in 2018, is still actively operating.

1. Arthur Conley - I Can't Stop (No, No, No)

2. Barbara Perry - A Man is a Mean Thing

3. Tommy Roe - Everybody

4. Arthur Alexander - A Shot of Rhythm and Blues

5. Art Freeman - Slippin' Around With You

6. The Del-Rays - Fortune Teller

7. Irma Thomas - Cheater Man

8. The Wallace Brothers - I Stayed Away Too Long

9. Laura Lee - As Long As I Got You

10. Clarence Carter - Snatching It Back

11. Willie Hightower - Back Road Into Town

12. James Carr - The Dark End Of The Street

13. James Barnett - Keep On Talking

14. Little Richard - Greenwood, Mississippi

15. Candi Staton - I'm Just A Prisoner

16. Etta James  - I Got You Babe

17. Lowell Fulson - Lady In The Rain

18. Otis Clay - That Kind of Lovin'

19. James & Bobby Purify - I'm Your Puppet

20. Arthur Alexander - You Better Move On

Aircheck Of The Week

 

It's March, 1966 as we listen to Boss Radio San Diego-style on 136 KGB. Your host is Tom Maule, one of the most talented of the West Coast Boss Jocks in the late sixties.This was originally a scoped aircheck. I've restored all of the music.

Forgotten 45s

With David Bruce

Lux & Ivy's Favorites Vol. 8 Remaster

With Kogar the Swinging Ape

"Here is Lux and Ivy’s Favorites Volume 8 (remaster). The 3rd of the recently restarted remaster process for this series. Only Volumes 9, 10, and 11 are left before volume 18 will appear! Starting with Volume 12, the volumes had covers from that point forward, so I don’t think I will go back over those and just let them stand as is.

Originally, this volume had songs that were not titled as they were taken from the full version of Forbidden City Dog Food, which had yet to be bootlegged at this point.  At some point I identified the songs, and titled them, but didn’t find higher quality versions of the songs.

Not much else to say about this volume, the cover was taken from the LP by The Tides since their Midnight Limbo appears on this volume. Cover Idea by myself, layout by the great and amazing Adam Fitch"

Cars And Girls

With Mark Ehmcke

1. M-M-Motor Vehicle - Ben Vaughn Combo

2. Ridin' In My Car - NRBQ

3. You Can't Catch Me - Love Sculpture

4. Hundred Miles An Hour - Roy Loney and the Phantom Movers

5. (I Live For) Cars And Girls - The Dictators

6. Semi-Crazy - Junior Brown w/ Red Simpson

7. Cadillac - Bo Diddley

8. Police Car - Larry Wallis

9. Drag City - Jan & Dean

10. Bucket T - The Who

11. Hot Rod Lincoln - Bill Kirchen

12. Loud Music In Cars - Billy Bremner

13. The Passenger - Iggy Pop

14. Thunder On The Road - Johnny Bond

15. On The Road Again - Canned Heat

16. Drive My Car - The Beatles

17. Radar Love - Golden Earring

18. Driving In My Car - Madness

19. Powder Blue Mercedes Queen - The Raiders

20. (Uh Oh) Get Out Of The Car - The Treniers

21. Driving Around - Raspberries

22. Skid Marks On My Heart - The Go-Gos

23. Driving Wheel - Roy Loney and the Phantom Movers

24. Highway Patrol - The Willis Brothers

Aircheck Of The Week

 

This week we travel to the Motor City for Robin Walker, one of a long line of radio personalities who hosted the "Jack The Bellboy" show on WJBK/Detroit. It's March, 1964 and Beatlemania is on the rise.

Songs From The Back Of The Station Wagon

 

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Rebroadcasting Wednesday 4PM/8 PM.  Thursday 6AM/1PM/8PM

Friday 10AM/5PM Saturday 7AM/2PM/9PM

Music From Tennessee

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Oh How It Rained - Lorette Velvette

2. Somebody Stole My Dog - Rufus Thomas

3. One Monkey Don't Stop No Show - Big Maybelle

4. Don't Lie To Me - Big Star

5. Tomb Of The Tupelo Twin - Impala

6. Born To Cry - Tav Falco's Panther Burns

7. Walk On By - Isaac Hayes

8. I Need A Ride - Misty White

9. Tennessee - Carl Perkins

10. Have You Been Making Out OK - Al Green

11. Walk Away - Alluring Strange

12. My Rival - Alex Chilton

13. The Judgement - James Luther Dickinson

14. Little Queenie - Mudboy and the Neutrons

15. Need A Little Sugar In My Bowl - Bessie Smith

16. Chinatown, My Chinatown - Chet Atkins

17. Ain't Nobody's Business But My Own - Tennessee Ernie Ford (with Kay Starr)

18. 222 - Those Darlins

19. Last Man Alive - The Grifters

20. Antarctica - The Hellcats

21. Deuce and a Quarter - The Bo-Keys

22. Games People Play - Brenda Lee

23. He's My Son (Just The Same) - O.V. Wright

24. Haunted Heart - Connie Smith

Kogar's Jungle Juice 023

 

With Kogar the Swinging Ape

Aircheck Of The Week

 

Roby Yonge, while on vacation from WABC, returns to WQAM (his Miami alma mater) for one night only. Throwing out the format, he takes over the overnight show and tells some great stories while playing his favorite hits. This was originally a scoped aircheck. I've restored the music so you can hear this exactly as it was in March, 1969.

That Thing You Do Watch Party

 

Join us on Saturday, March 18th for an online watch party of That Thing You Do!  Party starts at 8 PM EST sharp.  You have to add the Scener app to Chrome and rent the movie on Amazon Prime to watch.  

Lux and Ivy's Favorites Volume 7 (Remaster)

 

With Kogar the Swinging Ape

"As I build up to LAIF 18, here is the remaster/upgrade of Lux and Ivy’s Favorites Volume 7.  Nothing major,  just cleaned up the overall sound and got some better files. The “big” change was fixing the Stan Freberg track, John and Marsha. When I originally put this volume together, I ended up using the WRONG track! I used one of Freberg’s sequels to the original song. I know this will make one person happy anyway, unless he’s forgotten making a stink about it all those years ago! Now you can be annoyed by a completely different annoying track than the one that was on the original LAIF #7!

This cover was put together by Adam Fitch from my idea, and is taken from the Kay Martin and Her Bodyguards LP. I figured since one of her tracks is on the compilation, what better image to use?"

Kogar's Jungle Juice

Parodies, Novelties and Comedy

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Duelling Tubas - Martin Mull

2. I Love Rock'n'Roll (medley) - Joe Piscopo

3. Camelot - Monty Python's Flying Circus

4. They're Coming To Take Me Away - Napoleon XIV

5. Snoopy vs. The Red Baron - The Royal Guardsmen

6. The Bird's The Word - The Rivingtons

7. Transfusion - Nervous Norvus

8. The Intro and The Outro - Bonzo Dog Band

9. The Ballad Of Gilligan's Isle - Uranus

10. You Can't Judge A Book By It's Hair - The Credibility Gap

11. Daves I Know - Bruce McCulloch

12. Ipanema Rap - Rick Moranis

13. Mr. Custer - Larry Verne

14. Ouch! - The Rutles

15. I Am A Cider Drinker - The Wurzels

16. Dinner With Drac - John Zacherle

17. Licks Off Of Records - Martin Mull

18. My Boomerang Won't Come Back - Charlie Drake

19. I Love Onions - Susan Christie

20. The Poiple Kishka Eater - Mickey Katz

21. At The Flop - Homer and Jethro

22. The Curly Shuffle - Jump 'N' the Saddle

23. Stranded In The Jungle - The Cadets

24. Folk Singer's Blues - Shel Silverstein

25. The Thing - Phil Harris

Aircheck Of The Week

 

Consider this a WABC Twin Spin: two great WABC personalities on a Sunday afternoon in 1967. It's Bob-A-Loo in the sky with you, followed by Chuck Leonard, the best who ever did it and got away with it. I've restored the music to Gene Knight's scoped aircheck.

Scratchy Singles

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Sugar Sugar - Wilson Pickett

2. Hey Gyp - Soul Survivors

3. Chained To Your Heart - Bobby Moore

4. When Love Goes Wrong - Lou Rawls

5. Games People Play - King Curtis & the Kingpins

6. Starting All Over Again - Mel and Tim

7. The Shoop Shoop Song - Betty Everett

8. Pretty Little Sweet Thing - Jimmy McCracklin

9. The Getaway - Fenton Robinson

10. Ode To Billy Joe - The Kingpins

11. Alfie - The Delfonics

12. Booker-loo - Booker T and the MGs

13. Funky Street - Arthur Conley

14. I Can't Stop Singing - Bobby Bland

15. Stay With Me - Lorraine Ellison

16. Pistol Packin' Mama - Lloyd Price

17. Such A Pretty Thing - Gene Chandler

18. I Want My Mama - The Dells

19. Free Yourself - Billy Butler & Infinity

20. Joy To My Soul - Al "TNT" Braggs

21. Monkey Tamarind - The Brotherhood of Man

22. Bring It Home - Jackie Lee

23. I Can See Clearly Now - Johnny Nash

24. Don't Give It Away - The Isley Brothers

Aircheck Of The Week

 

This week we go back to 1962 for radio legend The Real Don Steele. Known mainly for his work in Los Angeles, this is Steele early in his career on Omaha's KOIL. 

Something Creeping in the Dark

With The Spookshow Serenade

1 Intro Monstro Crescendo – Messer Chups

2 Tiki Man – Deadbolt

3 El Tortura – The Apemen

4 Swampland – Scientists

5 Haunted Beach Party – The Pandoras

6 The Ballad of the Galloping Ghost – Les Robots

7 Flesh Hammer – Hillbilly Frankenstein

8"There are great numbers of werewolves living secretly among us." – Christopher Lee (dialogue from "Howling II: Your Sister is a Werewolf")

9 Where the Wolf Bane Blooms – The Nomads

10 Bikini Widow – Forbidden Dimension

11 Tarantula – Los Straitjackets (with Jon Spencer)

12 Serial Killer – Los Peyotes

13 Teenage Maniac – The Spook Lights

14 Mummy Walk – The Phantom 5ive

15 "Terror once again treks its legendary course…" – Narration (from the "Return of the Evil Dead" trailer)

16 Casillero del Diablo - Bodeco

17 Hog's Jaw – Thee Headcoats

18 Haunted House of Rock – Satan's Pilgrims

19 Primitive – The Cramps

20 The Creeper – Southern Culture on the Skids

21 Graveyard Vibes – Blood Cultures

22 The Dreg (Fleshtone-77) - Fleshtones

23. "I killed my mama." – Michael Rooker and Tracy Arnold (dialogue from "Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer")

24 Dark Night – The Blasters

25 It's a Cold Night for Alligators – Roky Erickson and the Aliens

26 Dig It Up – Hoodoo Gurus

27 Catwoman – Rocket to Memphis

28 "Drums… and chanting!" – Dialogue (from "Scalps")

29 See You in the Boneyard – Flesh Eaters

30 Insane Asylum – The Detroit Cobras

Never Before

With Mark Ehmcke

1. I's the B'y - Gordon Pinsent

2. Zig Zag Wanderer - Captain Beefheart

3. Carol - Bill Black's Combo

4. Ape Call - Nervous Norvous

5. Paralyzed - Legendary Stardust Cowboy

6. Walk Right In - The Rooftop Singers

7. Be-Bop Baby - Webb Foley

8. Easy Evil - Travis Wammack

9. Hold On - Sharon Tandy

10. Hey Little Girl - Del Capris

11. Jimmy Bell (excerpt) - 15.60.75 (Numbers Band)

12. Sonic Reducer - Rocket From the Tombs

13. Valleys - Apollo 100

14. The Revo-lution - Rachel & the Revolvers

15. Oh! Those Sweet Bananas - Hackamore Brick

16. Jackson - Bongos, Bass and Bob

17.Fireball - Flee Rekkers

18. Hotel Indiscreet - Sagittarius

19. Begin the Beguine - Mary Kaye Trio

20. Boogie - Otha Turner

21. Don't Let The Stars bGet In Your Eyes - Slim Willet

22. Viddle Biddly Baby - Schooners

23. She Is Today - Bergen White

24. The Train - The Aerovons

Aircheck Of The Week

 

If you're looking for a cartoon fish, sorry Charlie, you won't find him here. Instead, you get Charlie Tuna on KHJ/Los Angeles, one of the very best radio talents of the Top 40 era.

Lux and Ivy’s Favorites Volume 4 (Remaster)

With Kogar the Swinging Ape

YEARS ago I had begun the laborious process of “remastering” the original LAIF’s because a lot of the early volumes that were made during the infancy of the internet had less than stellar sound quality. I began to remaster them and come up with covers for them as well.  This was done mostly so that when they popped up on my ipod (now phone) there was a cover to display for the compilation. I designed some of the covers myself, while other covers were done by artist pals like J.R. Williams, Haunted George, Gilles Fernandez, and King Trash (Michael Deforge).

When I first started doing these, they were the equivalent of a mix tape, nothing more than that.  Working on Kogar’s Jungle Juice Episode 21 was a blast and got me thinking about those volumes that didn’t have a cover, and still had some audio issues that bug the “audiophile” part of me. I began to go back and take a look at past volumes and see what I could do.

First up, Volume 4! Since this volume has a track from the soundtrack of the GREAT flick SATAN’S SADISTS, we used that as the basis for this cover. Adam Fitch did a FANTASTIC job (as always) with the cover, going that extra mile and recreating the Satan’s Sadists font. As always, THANKS Adam for making my ideas a reality!

Here’s Lux and Ivy’s Favorites Volume 4 remastered for your enjoyment…

https://kogarsjunglejuice.blogspot.com/

Holland Rocks Edition 4 Fame Studios

With Wim Deen

This hour of music is dedicated to FAME studios. FAME studios was founded in 1959 by Rick Hall in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Hall offered a safe haven where blacks and whites could work together in musical harmony, despite the fact that racism was rampant in the area at that time. FAME Studios became the starting point for the musical careers of the Rolling Stones, Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin and many others. The studio, owned by Hall until his death in 2018, is still actively operating. 

1 The Fame Gang - Grits and Gravy

2 Willie Hightower - Walk a Mile in my Shoes

3 Candi Staton - Evidence

4 Clarence carter - Looking for a Fox

5 Jeannie C Riley - Harper Valley

6 Aretha Franklin- I never Love a Man

7 O.C. Smith - The Son of Hickory Holler's Tramp

8 Dusty Springfield - Son of a Preacher Man

9 Otis Redding - You Left the Water Running

10 James Carr - These Ain't Raindrops

11 Bettye Swann - Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye

12 Clyde McPhatter - A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues

13 Elvis Presley - If I Can Dream

14 Joe South - Hush (Remastered)

15 Eddie and Ernie - Outcast

16 Etta James - Tell Mama

17 Ann Peebles - I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down

18 Tony Joe White - Rainy Night In Georgia

19 Jim Ford - Love On My Brain

20 Bobbie Gentry - Fancy

21 Glen Campbell - Gentle On My Mind Remastered

22 Wilson Pickett - Hey Jude

23 Charlie Rich - Lonely Weekends (Remastered)

24 The Fame Gang - Soul Feud

MaxSold 45s

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. You Keep Me Hanging On - Vanilla Fudge

2. Rave On - Buddy Holly

3. Off The Hook - The Rolling Stones

4. Auctioneer - Leroy Van Dyke

5. I Wonder If I Care As Much - The Everly Brothers

6. I'm A Stranger Here - Five Man Electrical Band

7. Rockin' Robin - Michael Jackson

8. Sugar Shack - Jimmy Gilmer and the Fireballs

9. Set Me Free - Van and Grace

10. Who Knows Where the Time Goes - Judy Collins

11. Get It While You Can - Janis Joplin

12. Detroit City - Tom Jones

13. Lil' Red Riding Hood - Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs

14. Next Plane To London - The Rose Garden

15. Mala Femmina - Jerry Vale

16. It's All In The Game - Tommy Edwards

17. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Cry - Elvis Presley

18. Don't Bring Me Down - ELO

19. South Of The Border - Perry Como

20. We Could Be So Good Together - The Doors

21. Said I Wasn't Gonna Tell Nobody - Sam and Dave

22. Rock The Boat - The Hues Corporation

23. I Didn't Know I Loved You - Gary Glitter

24. Super Freak (Part 1) - Rick James

25. See You Later, Alligator - Bill Haley and the Comets

26. I Get Around - Jan and Dean

Aircheck Of The Week

 

It's February, 1966, and WMCA's Jack Spector is recording his weekly show for broadcast over one of England's legendary pirate radio stations, Radio Caroline.

Kogar's Jungle Juice Show 22

 

With Kogar the Swinging Ape

Rockabilly 2

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Witchapoo - Frank Cathey

2. If I Had Me A Woman - Mac Curtis

3. Bluejean Bop - Gene Vincent

4. You're Humbuggin' Me - Lefty Frizzell

5. A Red Cadillac and A Black Moustache - Warren Smith

6. Rock, Rock, Rocket Ship - The Rockers

7. Get With It - Charlie Feathers

8. Drinking Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee - Johnny Burnette

9. Wa-Chic-Ka-Noka - Tommy Holmes

10. Rawhide v- Link Wray & the Wraymen

11. Rock-Ola Ruby - Sonee West

12. Cape Caneveral - Monte Mead

13. Barking Up The Wrong Tree - Don Woody

14. Teenage Boogie - Webb Pierce

15. Little Pig - Dale Hawkins

16. Honky Tonk Hardwood Floor - Johnny Horton

17. Geronimo - The Renegades

18. Blast Off - Alden Holloway

19. Wild, Wild Young Men - Rose Maddox

20. Snatch It And Grab It - Freddie Hart

21. No No Baby - Al Ferrier

22. Stutterin' Papa - Buck Griffin

23. Two Timin' Woman - Jack Scott

24. Restless - Sonny Burgess

We Say Yeah Yeah Yeah Valentine's Special

With Robin Braid

01 Juicy Lucy - Who Do You Love

02 The Phantom - Love Me

03 The Truth - Baby, You've Got It

04 Joe Perkins & The Rookies - How Much Love Can One Heart Hold

05 Terry Dene - This Is The Night

06 Adam Faith & The Roulettes - We Are In Love

07 The Valentines - Love Makes Sweet Music

08 The Showmen - Our Love Will Grow

09 Allison Durbin - Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart

10 The Little Foxes - So Glad Your Love Don't Change

11 Michael Holliday - Starry Eyed

12 Brian Poole & The Tremeloes - Someone, Someone

13 Gene Vincent - My Heart

14 Neil Christian - That's Nice

15 The Turbans - When You Dance

16 Jimmy Witherspoon - When The Lights Go Out

17 Red Holloway - Foolin' Around Slowly

18 Big Maybelle - That's A Pretty Good Love

19 Ronnie Jones with The Nightimers - I Need Your Loving

20 The Creations - This Is Our Night

21 Buddy Guy - My Love Is Real

22 Anita Bryant - Till There Was You

Aircheck Of The Week

 

Bob "The Bobbin' Robin" is one of the "World's Happiest Broadcasters" on WHB/Kansas City. WHB was one of the very first Top 40 outlets in America.

Turntable Trouble

With Soulfulfella

01: The Exports - Seatbelts Please (King)

02: The Charms - It’s Progression (Diplomat)

03: The Keyman - Gazackstahagen (ABC-Paramount)

04: Alan Pierce & The Tonekings - The Growl (Challenge)

05: The Storms - Thunder (Sundown)

06: The Hustlers - Inertia (Downey)

07: El Canto’s - Feel Aw Right, Pt. 1 (Downey)

08: Fantastic Emanons - Hitch-Hike (Agogo)

09: Eric Burdon & The Animals - That Ain’t Where It’s At (MGM)

10: Marv Martin - Don’t Misjudge Me (Limelight)

11: Larry Hall - Rebel Heart (Strand)

12: Wayne Dailey - Wreck of A Man (Moonglow)

13: Link Wray - Jukebox Mama (Polydor)

14: The Mugwumps - I Don’t Wanna Know (Warner Bros)

15: The Talula Babies - Hurtin’ Kind (MAR)

16: Los Rockin’ Devils - Venus (Vers. 2 Slow) (Orfeon)

17: Los Dug Dug’s - Smog (RCA)

18: The Evil - Whatcha Gonna Do About It (Capitol)

19: Kenny Smith - Keep On Walkin’ Baby (Chess)

20: Connoissurs - Count Macabre (MP)

21: The Sentinals - Blue Booze (Point)

22: Prince Valiant & The Knights - Back Yard (St. Clair)

23: Orly Ilacad & The Ramrods - War Eagle (The Ramrods)

24: Syndicate of Sound - Little Girl (Hush)

25: The Hassles - I Hear Voices (United Artists)

Space Age Pop

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Caravan - The Three Suns

2. Punctuated Performance - Henri Rene and his Orchestra

3. The 3rd Man Theme - John Klein/Sid Ramin

4. Crazy Rhythm - The Guitars Unlimited Plus 7

5. Foolin' Around - Juan Garcia Esquival

6. Springtime For Hitler - Henry Mancini

7. Ping Pong - Bernie Green and his Orchestra

8. Chant of the Jungle - Sid Bass and his Orchestra

9. Lazy Bones - Dick Shory's Percussion and Brass Ensemble

10. Manhattan Idyl = Henri Rene and his Orchestra

11. Sentimental Journey - Marty Gold and his Organ Ensemble

12. Mood Indigo - Ray Martin and his Orchestra

13. Rain In Rangoon - Markko Polo Adventurers

14. Danny's Inferno - The Three Suns

15. A Shot In The Dark - Jimmie Haskell

16. Like Young - Dave Pell

17. Why Wait - Perez Prado

18. Colon - The Savage Beat of Augie Colon

19. The Little Black Box - Bob Thompson, His Choir and Orchestra

20. Taboo - Leo Arnaud

21. Something For Cat - Henry Mancini

22. Hansel and Pretzel - Henri Rene and his Orchestra

Aircheck Of The Week

 

Bob-A-Loo in the sky with you on WABC, just one day before The Beatles arrive in NYC. Originally scoped, the music has been restored by WABC's Johnny Donovan.

Listen to the Rain: Doom Wop Faves

 

In an effort to hopefully expand people’s palates regarding vocal groups, I present to you a compilation of what I call DOOM WOP.  45’s on the ballad side of town, but mostly about longing, love lost, gained and lost again. Some maybe by chance, others by devious means like “feeding your baby poison."

These are 45’s to listen to late at night, or when you're melancholy. They’re not all downers, but even if they are, its music that hopefully transports you as it does me….

Enjoy Listen to the Rain – Doom Wop Faves.

Cover by Adam Fitch Design by Kogar

Listen to the Rain: Doom Wop Faves

Track List and original label in BOLD

01 The Diablos featuring Nolan Strong The Wind FORTUNE

02 The Dreamers No Man is an Island ROLLIN RECORDS

03 The Nutmegs Someone Somewhere TEL RECORDS

04 The Pastels Been So Long MASCOT

05 Lee Andrews and the Hearts Lonely Room GOTHAM

06 The 5 Willows Look Me in the Eyes HERALD

07 El Capris These Lonely Nights HI-Q

08 The Continentals Dear Lord WHILRLING DISC

09 The Montclairs Golden Angel FORTUNE

10 The Clovers Devil or Angel ATLANTIC

11 The Royal Jokers Sweet Little Angel FORTUNE

12 The Climbers My Darling Dear J AND S RECORDS

13 El Capris Girl of Mine HI-Q

14 The Avons Bonnie HULL

15 Big John and the Fabulous Blends Hey Little Fool CASA GRANDE

16 The Blue Jays Lover's Island MILESTONE RECORDS

17 The Bel-Aires This Paradise FLIP RECORDS

18 The Excels You're Mine Forever CENTRAL RECORDS

19 The Delteens Listen to the Rain FORTUNE

20 The Marquis with Alfonso Brown and Tune-Toppers I Don't Want Your Love RAINBOW

21 Little Nate and the Chryslers Cry Baby Cry JOHNSON RECORDS

22 Inspirations Raindrops - The Crying Song- APOLLO

23 The Charts All Because of Love EVERLAST

24 The Rocketeers Gonna Feed My Baby Poison HERALD

25 The Ladders  My Love is Gone VEST

26 Donald Woods and the Vel-Aires Death of an Angel FLIP

27 The Nobletones I'm Crying C AND M

28 Little Julian Herrera Lonely Lonely Nights ESSAR

29 The Jewels The Wind ANTLER

Memphis Boys

With Mark Ehmcke

1. I Gotcha - Joe Tex

2. Memphis Soul Stew - King Curtis

3. I'm Movin' On - Elvis Presley

4. Tip Your Waitress - The Memphis Boys

5. Games People Play - Brenda Lee

6. Hooked On A Feeling - B.J. Thomas

7. The Champion Part 1 - Willie Mitchell

8. Soul Deep - The Box Tops

9. You've Got My Mind Messed Up - James Carr

10. Just A Little Lovin' - Dusty Springfield

11. Brother Love's Travelling Salvation Show - Neil Diamond

12. Angel Of The Morning - Merilee Rush

13. A Love That Never Grows Cold - Oscar Toney Jr.

14. Neon Rainbow - Petula Clark

15. You've Got To Have A Love To Be Happy - Sandy Posey

16. I Can help - Billy Swan

17. Chicken Crazy - Joe Tex

18. Angel From Montgomery - John Prine

19. In The Pocket - King Curtis

20. Wearin' That Loved On Look - Elvis Presley

21. I Wanna Roo You -  Jackie DeShannon

22. Who's Watchin' Who - The Memphis Boys

23. Drift Away - Dobie Gray

24. New Orleans - Herbie Mann

Aircheck Of The Week

 

And now, a trip back to the early days of WABC as a Top 40 station. It's Mrs. Greer's skinny boy Charlie at the mic on a January afternoon in 1962. Swing, Charlie, swing!

It Crawled Out of the Woodwork

With The Spookshow Serenade

1. "You may think you are normal." – Donald Pleasance (dialogue from "The Mutations")

2. Heart Full of Soul – The Yardbirds

3. I Need You – Zakary Thaks

4. My Friend Jack (7" version) - The Smoke

5. Mientes – Lone Star

6. Midnight to Six Man – Pretty Things

7. Now You're Mine – Barons

8. El Psicodelico – Los York's

9. Everything (That's Mine) – Motions

10. I'm Higher Than I'm Down – The Aardvarks

11. You Said - Primitives

12. I'm All Right – The Jades

13. "The report of large, monstrous creatures roaming about the fog of our city…" – Dialogue from "The Slime People"

14. Girl – (Those) Rogues

15. Concentration Baby – The Dave Clark Five

16. Le Responsable – Jacques Dutronc

17. You're Wishin' I Was Someone Else –Whatt Four

18. Hold On – Rupert's People

19. Harley Davison – Shocking Blue

20. Jump, Jive, and Harmonize – Thee Midniters

21. "Turn on the older generation – get 'em high." – Timothy Leary (dialogue from the "Skidoo" trailer)

22. Optical Sound – The Human Expression

23. Come On Back – Paul and Ritchie and the Crying Shames

24. Don't Miss the Turn – The Trees

25. That's The Bag I'm In – The Fabs

26. Ain't Got No Soul – New Lime

27. Things Won't Change – The Herd

28. Just Give Me Time – The "In"

29. Travel Agent Man – Sound Apparatus

30. Won't You Listen – The Outsiders

31. A Warning About Hypnosis – Dialogue from "The Hypnotic Eye"

Mod Girls vs Snake Woman

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Pretty Big Mouth - Count Five

2. Apache - The Phantoms

3. Oh Mom (Teach Me How To Uncle Willie) - The Daylighters

4. Willie and the Hand Jive - Johnny Otis Show

5. Brown Paper Sack - The Gentrys

6. Don't Want To Cry - The Buckinghams

7. Red Light Love - Those Darlins

8. Soul Struttin' Jamie Lyons

9. I Ain't Done Wrong - The Yardbirds

10. Bad News Travels Fast - Roy Loney

11. Cigareets, Whusky and Wild, Wild Women - Homer and Jethro

12. Footsteps Jam - Zakary Thaks

13. Comanche - Davie Allan and the Arrows

14. Mariner No. 4 - The Ventures

15. She's Gone - The Dovers

16. What That Is - Screamin' Jay Hawkins

17. Discotheque - 4 Instants

18. Beg Borrow and Steal - Mouse and the Traps

19. Chopsticks Mambo - Jack Costanzo

20. Mirror Of Your Mind - We The People

21. Koo-Koo - The Fendermen

22. What's A Wooly Bully - Screamin' Lord Jim & the Piccadilly Squares

Holland Rocks Presents Jan Kooi Singles

With Wim Reckers

This hour of music is dedicated to Jan Kooi, it is a selection of his favourite songs of all time. Jan was a fierce advocate of garage rock and rock&roll in the Netherlands. ‘Music has to be real’, he always said, ‘it has to come from the heart, and not from some mainstream producer.’ He owned a record label – Kogar Records – where he offered several starting garage bands an opportunity to put themselves on the map. He also owned a record store in his hometown Groningen, a venue for alternative music records. Jan passed away recently, far too young. One of the last things he said was that he regretted not being able to experience all the music that was yet to be made.

1      Terry Dunavan - Earthquake Boogie

2 Eternals - Rockin' in the Jungle

3 Frankie Lee Sims - Walking With Frankie

4 The Gentrys - Keep On Dancing

5 Jerry Lee Lewis High School Confidential

6 June 'Bug' Bailey - Louisiana Twist

7 Monotones - Book of Love

8 Nancy Sinatra - These Boots Are Made For Walking

9 Paul Revere and the Raiders - Kicks

10 Smyle - It's Gonna Be Alright

11 Syndicate of Sound - Little Girl

12 The Brigands - (Would I Still Be) Her Big Man

13 The Easybeats - Friday On My Mind

14 The Marvelows - I Do

15 The Wailers - Dirty Robber

16 The Cramps - Garbageman

17 The Romantics - What I Like About You

18 Chris Montez - Let's Dance

19 Dale Hawkins - Suzie Q

20 Doris Troy - I'll Do Anything

21 Tom Jones - It's Not Unusual

22 T.Rex - Solid Gold Easy Action

23 Undertones - Here Comes The Summer

24 Stiff Little Fingers - Suspect Device

25 The Ramones - Blitzkrieg Bop

Aircheck Of The Week

 

This week we return to January, 1968 as we visit the Home Of The Good Guys, WMCA/New York to hear Gary Stevens and the Wooleyburger. Gary held down the evening "teen" shift,  7-11 PM. Next to Dan Ingram, he was the funniest talent in New York radio at the time. Listening to Gary Stevens is what inspired me to choose radio for my career path. I've remixed the entire studio-recorded aircheck in stereo.

Kogar's Jungle Juice #21 Lux & Ivy's Favorites Special

With Kogar the Swinging Ape!

"Here is Kogar's Jungle Juice Show #21! Almost THREE HOURS of amazing music from the Lux and Ivy's Favorites series that started nearly 30 years ago! Along the way I'll talk a little bit about the series and how it started while playing (mostly) 45's from the compilations with interview segments from various Lux and Ivy interviews that I've found over the years. All mashed together with horror and exploitation cuts from their favorite movies. Also in there will be a handful of tunes from a possible LAIF volume 18! It's enough to make you a cross eyed gurning sight! Yowwwwwww. Special added bonus the incredibly rare and insane PAPA OO MOW MOW relaxation tape! Something I put together to listen to when I want to get in touch with my inner Purple Knif!

So slap on your wig hat, polish up your Batty Bucks (or cha cha heels, whichever you prefer) and settle in to your favorite leopard print comfy chair and take a trip that will tickle your fissure of rolando!"

Piano Music

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Linus and Lucy - Vince Guarldi Trio

2. Breathless - Jerry Lee Lewis

3. All The Way From Memphis - Mott the Hoople

4. Mohair Sam - Charlie Rich

5. Try Too Hard - Dave Clark Five

6. Running Bear - The Guess Who

7. Hold On - Ringo Starr

8. Alladin Sane - David Bowie

9. Cow-Cow Boogie - Ella Mae Morse

10. I'm Down - The Beatles

11. Jenny Jenny - Little Richard

12. I Done It - Moon Mullican

13. I'll Sail My Ship Alone - Jerry Lee Lewis

14. Junko Partner - Dr. John

15. Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner - Warren Zevon

16. Tight Rope - Leon Russell

17. Lonely Days - The Bee Gees

18. I Can't Go On - Charlie Rich

19. Do the Strand - Roxy Music

20. Beat Me Daddy, Eight To The Bar - Freddie Slack

21. The Piano Has Been Drinking - Tom Waits

22. Two Of A Kind - The Human Beinz