Johnny's House Party

 

With JohnnyKEWB

Kiss the Blood Off My Hands

 

With Spookshow Serenade

1. I Tried - Mickey Rooney

2 Girl on Death Row - Duane Eddy and the Rebels

3. Experiment in Terror - Henry Mancini

4. Night Walker - The Jaguars

5. High Wall - The Wailers

6. Danger Theme - Tony Mottola with the Ray Charles Singers

7. The Night Walker - Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra

8 No Star - Gemma Ray

9. "Hidden within each of us..." - Les Tremayne (dialogue from "Creature of Destruction")

10. Black Cat - The Checkers

11. Exotic - Jim Waller and the Deltas

12. Angry Sea (Waimea) - The Rumblers

13. Night Fright - Rene Hall Orchestra

14. Rising Guitar - Tekeshi Terauchi & Bunnys

15. Fever - The Strangers

16. Fuzzy and Wild - The Ventures

17. "You just guess." - Audrey Hepburn and Alan Arkin (dialogue from "Wait Until Dark")

18. Help Me - Sonny Boy Williamson II

19. Home Grown - Booker T. & the MG's

20 Snake Hips - Johnny Lewis Trio + Millie (Lewis)

21. Voo Doo Drums - Les Elgart and His Orchestra

22. Samba Macabre - Harry Breuer and His Quintet

23. Congo (Part 1) - Twistin' Kings

24. Downstairs - Plas Johnson

25. Summin Jumpin - Bumps Blackwell

26. "You won't hear the bullets" - Richard Conte (dialogue from "The Big Heat")

27. All I Can Do Is Cry - Wayne Walker

28. Victim of Circumstances - Roy Junior (Roy Acuff Jr.)

29. Crazy Vibrations - The Bikinis

30. El Tecolote - Calvin Cool and the Surf Knots

31. Bullfrog - Johnny Moore and His New Blazers

32. I Want Your Love - The Pussycats

33. "You killed me, Chris." - Edward G. Robinson, Joan Bennett, and Dan Duryea (dialogue from "Scarlet Street"

With appreciation for Little Danny and The Knif Files

Boss Radio 66 Record Fair

 

The Mal Thursday Show: Palookaville

 Playlist:
THE CENTURYS: Hard Times
THE SECOND HELPING: Hard Times
DANNY & THE OTHER GUYS: (You've Been Giving Me) Hard Times
THE WOGGLES: Hard Times
RAY CHARLES: Hard Times
DAVID "FATHEAD" NEWMAN: Hard Times
PAINTED FACES: Hard Life
THE SEEDS: It's a Hard Life
THE WHY FOUR: Hard Life
ELECTRIC PRUNES: Ain't It Hard
THE ROLLING STONES: It's Not Easy
NOBODY'S CHILDREN: Good Times
CRACKER: Good Times Bad Times
MARION WILLIAMS: Bad News, Bad Times
THE MAR-KEYS: Sack o' Woe

Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine:
THE PEARL DIVERS: Terminal Loser
MURPHY & THE MOB: Born Loser

A PASSING FANCY: I'm Losing Tonight
THE BEATLES: I'm a Loser (BBC)
FRANK SINATRA: Here's to the Losers
THE SOUNDTRACK OF OUR LIVES: Heading for a Breakdown
THE FABS: That's the Bag I'm In
THE RARE BREED: Beg, Borrow, and Steal
THE KINKS: You Can't Win/Dead End Street
LOU RAWLS: Dead End Stret Monologue
THE RAIDERS: Tobacco Road
IGGY & THE STOOGES: I Got Nothin'
THE GREENHORNS: Shame and Misery
FLAMIN' GROOVIES: Buddy, Can You Spare a Dime?
THE FLESHTONES: The Band Drinks for Free
THE BLIND OWLS: Make Up Your Mind
THE LAISSEZ FAIRS: Higher Than You'd Meant to Go
THE REVERBERATIONS: Move Along
THE MAL THURSDAY QUINTET: Standing on the Corner
MOTT THE HOOPLE: Sea Diver

 

This Week In '66 - Monkees & Miniskirts

 

With Lynn Peril

SHOW NOTES:

Don Royal, “Sing-Group Spoof with Built-in Insanity for Fall,” The Kingston Daily Freeman, Kingston, NY, August 6, 17. 

“Berserk Yank Wounds 2 GIs,” Spokane Chronicle, September 13, 1966, 17. 

“2 Fremont Long-Hair Students Face Ouster,” San Francisco Examiner, September 13, 1966, 4. 

“Long Hair Pair Wavering,” San Francisco Examiner, September 15, 1966, 10. 

“The Mane Thing,” San Francisco Examiner, September 18, 1966, 11. 

Bob Collins, “Tour Abroad; Tweeds, Mini-skirts Standard English Fare,” The Star Press, Muncie, IN, September 18, 1966, 12. 

Maris Ross, “Mini-skirt Leg Display Continues to Show More,” The Sacramento Bee, September 18, 1966, 36. (UPI) 

Barbara Bernard. Fashion in the 60’s. London and New York: Academy/St. Martin’s, 1978.

Love Songs

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Love Love Love Love Love - The Music Explosion

2. Love Me - The Phantom

3. Make A Little Love - Alex Chilton

4. 'Cause I Love You - Rufus and Carla

5. Like, I Love You - Edd "Kppkie" Byrnes

6. Train Of Love - Johnny Cash

7. Love Is Strange (live) - The Everly Brothers

8. I'm Gonna Make Her Love Me - Jim Ford

9. Her Love Rubbed Off - Carl Perkins

10. I'm Doubtful Of Your Love - Benny Joy

11. That's How Strong My Love Is

12. Your Precious Love - Marvin Gaye

13. Love-A-Rama - Leon Bass and the Keystones

14. Love My Baby - Little Junior's Blue Flames

15. Ain't Leavin' Your Love - Townes Van Zandt

16. Gonna Have Love - Buck Owens and the Buckaroos

17. For Your Love - Larry Williams and Johnny "Guitar" Watson

18. Everybody's Lovin' My Baby - Charlie Feathers

19. Love Sickness - Sir Mack Rice

20. Got Love If You Want It - Warren Smith

21. More Love - James Carr

22. Spread Your Love - Jimmy Holiday

23. Spread Some Love Around - Louie and the Lovers

24. I Love You - Asie Payton

25. Oh My Love - Teentones

Atomic Jukebox with Jon - 12 September 2021

 

Rockin 60s garage, wild rockabilly, female soul, and the women talk back ! AND be sure to listen to the Atomic Jukebox on October 12 when we're gonna have really a lot of Rolling Stones records !

 

 

Tommy Tucker And The Esquires - Don't Tell Me Lies

Dee & Tee - Something's Comin'

Mick Jagger - Radio Veronica 12 October spot

Apparitions - She's So Satisfyin'

Brogues - I Ain't No Miracle Worker

Mystics - Snoopy

 

Billy Lee Riley - Red Hot

Wade Curtiss & The Rhythm Rockers - Crisis (instr)

Tune Tones - Won't Somebody Love Me

Bobby Rambo - Bony Moronie Twist

 

Sham-Ettes - (Hey There) Big Bad Wolf

Cordella de Milo - I Ain't Gonna Hush

Bootles - I'll Let You Hold My Hand

Belles - Melvin

Bombshells - Treat Her Right

 

LaVern Baker - Batman to the Rescue

Shirley & Jessie - You Can't fight Love

Shirelles - Coke spot

Gladys Tyler - A Little Bitty Girl

Ruby Lee - I'm Gonna Put a Watch on You

 

Shadows of Knight - Someone Like Me (mono)

Half Pint & The Fifths - Loving On Borrowed Time

Moguls - Ski Bum

Hush Puppies - Hey, Stop Messing Around

 

Starfires - Linda

 

Country Fried

 

With Dusty Digger

1. Eddie's Tune (1970) -- Wynder K. Frog (England)

2. I Keep Changin' (1968) -- Jerry Jeff Walker (USA)

3. I'm Gonna Take It (1967) -- Kenny O'Dell (USA)

4. Burn Your Hatred (1968) -- Cass Elliot (USA)

5. Camp Hilltop (1969) - Sunday (USA)

6. The Somewhere in Arizona at 430 A.M. Restaurant Song (And Now I Am Alone) (1968) -- The Holy Mackerel (USA)

7. Ain't No Use (1967) -- Moby Grape (USA)

8. Wheels (1969) -- The Flying Burrito Bros (USA)

9. Hillbilly Hippie (1968) -- Homer & Jethro (USA)

10. Tried So Hard (1966) -- Gene Clark with The Godsin Brothers (USA)

11. Crazy Arms (1969) -- Great Speckled Bird (Canada)

12. Birds of A Feather (1968) -- Joe South (USA)

13. Make Me Over Again (1971) -- The Rogue Show (USA)

14. A Child's Claim to Fame (1969) -- Buffalo Springfield (Canada/USA)

15. Southern Stock Car Man (1966) -- Gilbert Shelton Ensemble (USA)

16. That's The Bag I'm In (1966) -- Fred Neil (USA)

17. Less of Me (1967) -- Glen Campbell (USA)

18. I Wanna Be Your Mama Again (1969) -- Sir Douglas Quintet (USA)

19. Satan's Child (1963) -- Anita Carter (USA)

20. Hanging On By a Thread (1970) -- Farquahr (USA)

21. Reprise (1968) -- Nashville West (USA)

22. Turn Your Radio On (1947) -- King's Sacred Quartette (USA)

Debbie Does WFMU June 22, 2008

The Debbie Does WFMU archives are available exclusively on Mixcloud

Steinski - Jazz  

Z.Z Top - I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide  

Ohio Express - Try It  

Dirtbombs - Pretty Princess Day

The Butterballs - Butterballs Pt. 1  

Reigning Sound - Reptile Style 

Knights Bridge - Make Me Some Love  

Chris Kenner - Rocket To The Moon  

The Moon Man - The Moon Man Is Back  

Denise LaSalle - Countdown 

Dave Baby Cortez - Countdown  

Ray Allen & The Embers - Ham The Space Monkey  

Horace Heller - Hello World  

Rex Garvin & the Mighty Cravers - Would You Believe  

Sal Mineo - Express Yourself 

Rolls Royce and The Wheels - Topless  

Nona Rae - Real Kool Kitty  

Bing Crosby & The Andrew Sisters - Don't Fence Me In  

Sodsai Chaengkij - The Boat That I Row 

Homer & Jethro - Somewhere Over The Rainbow  

Hank Penny - Tell Me All About Georgia  

Ray Charles - I Don't Need No Doctor  

Brenda Lee - Funny How Time Slips Away  

Shorty Warren & His Western Rangers - Jersey Central Special  

The Puppets - Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart  

Mary Jane Hooper - Don't Change Nothin'  

Mary Jane Hooper - I've Got Reasons  

Vivian Greene - He's The Man  

Esther Phillips - Mojo Hannah 

Tiny Fuller - Cat Walk  

The Beach Boys - Wouldn't It Be Nice  

The Monkees - Saturday's Child  

The Lafayettes - Life's Too Short  

The Vulcanes - Poison Ivy  

Gloria Lynne - June Night  

Wayne Newton - Someone's Ahead Of You  

Bobby Darin - Sunday In New York  

Buddy Holly - Moondreams  

Mel Torme - Forty Second Street  

Ella Fitzgerald - Drop Me Off In Harlem  

Jackie Wilson - No Pity (In The Naked City)  

Surfin' Back To School - East Coast

 

Tune in on Saturday, September 11th at Noon for an encore edition of Songs From The Back Of The Station Wagon - Surfin' Back To School with Tom Hanks!  And stay tuned for the Songs From The Back Of The Station Wagon Halloween Spook-A-Nanny!

Only on Boss Radio 66!

Any Way You Wanta Do the Do!

 Here it is! All 32 selections from the Movers and Groovers of the Week from the last year or so!  Download and get to dancin', alone or with friends!

As per usual, Cover art by the grooviest of groovers, JR Williams!

Any Way You Wanta Do the Do! (download)

This Week In '66

 

With Lynn Peril

SHOW NOTES:

Gene Roberts, “Atlanta Negroes Riot After Police Wound a Suspect: Tear Gas and Gunfire Curb Angry Crowd--Mayor is Topped from Auto,” New York Times, September 7, 1966, 1. 

Karen Grigsby Bates, “Stokely Carmichael, A Philosopher Behind The Black Power Movement,” Morning Edition, NPR, March 10, 2014. 

Shawn Levy. King of Comedy: The Life and Art of Jerry Lewis. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1996. 

Earl Wilson, “It Happened Last Night,” Courier-Post (Camden, New Jersey), September 2, 1966, 27. 

Clara Herron, “Teen Topics. Robin and His Hoods Win World Championship,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, September 5, 1966, 50. 

Mel Heimer, “My New York,” September 21, 1966, The Logan Daily News (Logan, Ohio), 10. 

Travis M. Andrews, “Jerry Lewis telethons raised billions for muscular dystrophy. Many cheered when he went off the air,” Washington Post, August 21, 2017.

Leslie Bennetts, “Jerry vs. the Kids,” Vanity Fair, September 1993. 

Jon Wiener, “The End of the Jerry Lewis Telethon--It’s About Time,” The Nation, September 2, 2011.