Wicked, Wicked

 

With Spookshow Serenade

1. "There's something wrong with me." (Dialogue)

2. Midnight Rain – Gary Warren

3. Lonesome Surf - Sessions

4. The 11th Hour – Ventures

5. Malibu Run – Fender IV

6. Genocide – Link Wray

7. Blue Oasis – Chuck "Big Guitar" Ernest with the Satellite Band

8. Cobra – Versa-Tones

9. A-rab – Titans

10. Count Dracula – Rockin' Continentals

11. The Birds – Motivations

12. Pulsebeat – Buddies

13. Rattler – Santo & Johnny

14. Test Driver – Takeshi Terauchi & the Bunnys

15. "A prehistoric beast in the nuclear age." (Dialogue from "The Beast of Yucca Flats")

16. Evil Hearted You – Yardbirds

17. Don't Try to Help Me – Dogs

18. Marble Orchard – Graveyard Five

19. Untitled (Graveyard Five Theme) – Graveyard Five

20. The Creeper – Mel Taylor and the Magics

21. The Dreg (Fleshtone-77) – Fleshtones

22. Twins of Evil – Essjay

23. "Don’t worry about being scared to death." (Dialogue from "Macabre" trailer)

24. Nightmare – Claus Ogerman

25. Zooba! – The Big Sound of Don Ralke

26. The Scene of the Crime – Dinah Shore (with Harry Zimmerman's Orchestra)

27. Haunted Head – Kid Congo & the Pink Monkey Birds

28. Gila Monster Crawl – The Sneaky Petes

29. Ghost Party – Black Albinos

30. Panic ("A Trip") - Lloyd Green

31. The Creeper – Little Sonny

32. London Fog – Vitrones

33. "No thing called Douglas." (Dialogue from "Monster a-Go-Go")

The Mal Thursday Show: Norton 800 Top 10 with Miriam Linna

Guest DJ Miriam Linna (Norton Records, A-Bones, Kicks, Bad Seed, Cramps, et al.) spins ten tough 45 RPM monstrosities from the Norton 800 series, while Mal pays homage with a set of Ohian nuggets.

Playlist:
Esquerita: Gettin' Plenty Lovin'
Hasil Adkins: She Said
Andre Williams: Jailbait
Nolan Strong: Mind over Matter
The Ramrods: War Party
The Excels: Lets Dance
Knights of the Round Table: Big Tears  
The Vampires: Fire
Dwight Douglas & the Jayhawks: Interstate 45
Big Brown & The Gamblers: My Testament
CJ & The Casuals: Study Hall
Woody Carr & The El Caminos: My Woman
The Kinks: I Need You
Phil Flowers: Chapel on the Hill
Thee Midnighters: Thee Midnight Theme
Stiv Bators: It's Cold Outside
The Choir: I'm Going Home
The Raspberries: Go All the Way
The Fifth Order: Goin' Too Far
The Pictorian Skiffuls: In a While.
The Outsiders: Time Won't Let Me
The Greenhornes: It's My Soul/Pigtails and Kneesocks
Tiger Bomb: Can't Stop
The Embrooks: Going, But Not Gone
Thee Girl Fridays: The Love Witch
The Mal Thursday Quintet: Don't Want You Either
The Reverberations: Time Stops
Jake Starr & The Delicious Fullness: The Mess I'm In
Miriam & Nobody's Babies: Get the Message

This Week In '66 - Boy Shortage!

 

With Lynn Peril

SHOW NOTES

The murder of civil rights activist Vernon Dahmer, a small plane dropping  antiwar leaflets over San Francisco and Oakland, and a professor prophesizing an upcoming man shortage—it’s all in the news This Week in ‘66! 

“Mystery Plane; Antiwar Leaflets ‘Bomb’ the City,” Oakland Tribune, January 10, 1966, 1. 

“4 in Unlighted Plane Drop Antiwar Leaflets, Arrested,” The San Bernardino County Sun, January 16, 1966, 3. 

“Youth Turned Out of School,” The San Bernardino County Sun, January 16, 1966, 3. 

“Negro’s home and store burned by nightriders; 3 hurt,” Hattiesburg American, January 10, 1966, 1. 

“Fire Bombs Destroy Home; Negro Leader Burned, Dies,” Chicago Tribune, January 11, 1966, 7. 

“Recalling the Legacy of Vernon Dahmer, Sr.,” Hattiesburg American, January 22, 2016, F1. 

Vernon Dahmer

Glueck, Grace, “Syndromes Pop at Delmonico’s; Andy Warhol and His Gang Meet the Psychiatrists, 

“Spinsterhood Boom Looms,” Oakland Tribune, January 16, 1966, 1. 

Goodman, Norman, Ph.D., and David Klein, “What Kind of Man Will you Marry?” Seventeen, April 1966.

Atomic Jukebox with Jon - 12 January 2022

 Attention BOSS RADIO 66 fans : Check out my new episode of the Atomic Jukebox, click here to listen !!! Rockin 60s garage, wild rockabilly, dancin R&B, and a spotlight on Spanish-language 60s garage ! And keep it tuned to BOSS RADIO 66 !!!

 

 

Five Canadians - Never Alone

J.J. Lancaster - So Unkind

Royal Flairs - Suicide

Bintangs - Little By Little

Infinitives – Heidi

 

Los Ampex - Mala reputación

Los Young Beats - Gloria

Los Saicos - Demolicion

Los Sirex - Yo Grito

Los Polares - La Droga

 

Moody And The Deltas - Everybody Come Clap Your Hands

Sweet Pea Walker - Sweet Pea

Nightriders - Lookin' For My Baby

Cadillacs - Holy Smoke Baby

Bunker Hill - Red Ridin' Hood and the Wolf

 

Playgue - I Gotta Be Goin'

By Fives - I Saw You Walking

Clue - Bad Times

Legends - I'll Come Again

 

Lee Dresser and the Krazy Kats - Beat out my love

Montereys - Rockin Fool

Beep Beep & The Roadrunners - Shiftin Gears

Eddie Cash and the Cashiers - Doing All Right

 

Tony and Charley - Escucha Cowboy

 

 

 

 

Emotional Rescue

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Happy - The Rolling Stones

2. I'm Not Angry - Elvis Costello

3. Happy Together - The Turtles

4. Still I'm Sad - The Yardbirds

5. Girl Happy - Elvis Presley

6. Gloomy Sunday - Lydia Lunch

7. Happy Jack - The Who

8. Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa (Sad Song) - Otis Redding

9. The Happy Song - The Box Tops

10. Another Sad and Lonely Night - Bobby Fuller Four

11. Happy Talk - Captain Sensible

12. Questioningly - The Ramones

13. I Hope You're Happy Now - Elvis Costello

14. Jealousy - Iggy Pop

15. Oh Happy Days - Edwin Hawkins Singers

16. Fear Hate Envy Jealousy - The Neville Brothers

17. Him Or Me - What's It Gonna Be - Paul Revere and the Raiders

18. I've Been Down So Long (It's Looks Like Up To Me) - Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood

19. Running Scared - Roy Orbison

20. Who Is He And What Is He To You - Bill Withers

21. Sorrow On The Rocks - Porter Wagoner

22. He's Got You - Dean Martin

23. Old Emotions - The Spoons

24. Fade It, Black - The Rolling Stones

25. I Want You - Elvis Costello and the Attractions

Songs From The Back Of The Station Wagon

 

Design by Johnny Bartlett

T-Shirts available in the Boss Radio 66 shop!  Limited edition.  Get 'em while they're hot!

Robert Rutman: Steel Cello Ensemble

1. Robert Rutman, single string steel cello; Danny Orlansky, bow chime; Charles Andre Meury, bow chime: Singing Steel Symphony #1

2. Robert Rutman, bow chime and voice: Industrial Meditation

3. Robert Rutman, bow chime; Danny Orlansky, bow chime: Duet For Two Bow Chimes

cass. only; 1987, Rutdog Records, Cambridge Mass.

The Mal Thursday Show: Run/Far

 Playlist:
SPENCER DAVIS GROUP: Keep on Running (BBC)
THE GESTURES: Run Run Run
THE WHO: Run Run Run (Mono)
THE VELVET UNDERGROUND: Run Run Run (Mono)
THE RIATS: Run Run Run
THE THIRD RAIL: Run Run Run
THE AMEN CORNER: Run Run Run
THE PETARDS: Baby Run Run Run
BOOKER T & THE MGs: Run Tank Run
THE UNIQUES: Run and Hide
THE BEACH BOYS: Let Him Run Wild
THE MAD HATTERS: I'll Come Running
THE MOVIN' MORFOMEN: Run Girl Run
THE INTREPIDS: Run from the Sun
THE NIGHTCRAWLERS: Running Wild
THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ACT: Don't Run Away
DEL SHANNON: What Makes You Run
THE VENTURES: Runaway/Walk, Don't Run '64
THE YOUNG RASCALS: You Better Run (Mono)

Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine:
THE DOWNBEATS: Run to Me Baby
ROY ORBISON & THE CANDYMEN: Runing Scared (Live)
THE DRIVING WHEELS: She Comes Running
WAYLON JENNINGS: She Comes Running

SANDIE SHAW: Run
DANTALION'S CHARIOT: Madman Running Through the Fields
MANFRED MANN: Fox on the Run
THE SWEET: Fox on the Run
ROY LONEY & THE PHANTOM MOVERS: She Run Away
THE GREENHORNES: Don't Come Running
THE UNCLAIMED: Run from Home
LYRES: Running Through the Night
THE ROLLING STONES: Before They Make Me Run
THE HIP SOUND: Far Out
HEAD & THE HARES: Tomorrow So Far
THE MINDBENDERS: Far Across Town
THE LIVERPOOL FIVE: Too Far Out
POWER PLANT: She's So Far Out, She's In
THE HYSTERICS: Won't Get Far
THE FITH ORDER: Goin' Too Far
THE OTHER HALF: I've Come So Far
ETTA JAMES: I've Gone Too Far
TIM HARDIN: Never Too Far
THE BEATLES: Run for Your Life (Mono)
THE SUPREMES: Run Run Run
THE BURGUNDY RUNN: How Far Up Is Down

This Week In '66

 

With Lynn Peril

This week I take a deep dive into the life of Marguerite "Maggie" Higgins, the first woman to win a Pulitzer Prize for international reporting, and who died This Week in '66. Higgins worked as war correspondent during WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. She was lusty and competitive, two traits that weren't considered "feminine" during her lifetime. 

Gerhard Neubert (1909-1993) - Wollheim Memorial

“Negro Mayor Puts Ohio in Limelight,” Oakland Tribune, January 4, 1966, 5.

Sammy Yonge, Jr.

“Former SS Medic Ordered to Jail,” Oakland Tribune, January 4, 1966, 3. 

Trimborn, Harry, “Woman May Share in $1.29 Billion Fortune–If She Can Find It,” Los Angeles Times, January 7, 1966, 1. 

Mydans, Carl, “Girl War Correspondent,” Life, October 2, 1950, 51.

“Wars Hot and Cold,” The Spokesman-Review, June 2, 1968, 88.

Noel, Peter Murray, MARGUERITE HIGGINS: AN EXAMINATION OF LEGACY AND GENDER BIAS, 2003. 

Schmiedeler, John, “My Day of Glory on the Battlefield,” The Salina Journal, January 9, 1966, 6.

Kogar's Jungle Juice #009

 

With Kogar the Swinging Ape

Beatles Covers

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Day Tripper - Nancy Sinatra

2. The Word - 13th Floor Elevators

3. Good Day Sunshine - Claudine Longet

4. Rain - Petula Clark

5. Can't Buy Me Love - Billy Lee Riley

6. I Want To Hold Your Hand - The Chipmunks

7. Lucy In The Sky - William Shatner

8. A Day In The Life - The Fall

9. Norwegian Wood - Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66

10. Everybody's Got Something To Hide - The Feelies

11. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away - Elvis Costello and the Attractions 

12. She's Leaving Home - Billy Bragg w/ Cara Tivey

13. Eleanor Rigby - P.P. Arnold

14. Here There and Everywhere - Claudine Longet

15. The Black Keys - She Said She Said

16. Little Child - Wreckless Eric & James Nicolls

17. Within You Without You - Sonic Youth

18. She Loves You - The Chipmunks

19. Think For Yourself - Pete Shelley

20. Fool On The Hill - Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66

21. The Long and Winding Road - Cher

22. Lady Madonna - Swamp Dogg

23. Hey Bulldog - The Bevis Frond

24. When I'm Sixty-Four - Claudine Longet

25. Day Tripper - Cheap Trick

Nine Miles High

 

With Dusty Digger

1. Four Hundred and Five (1968) -- The Beacon Street Union (USA)

2. Turn Me On (1967) -- Rotary Connection (USA)

3. Footnote to Howl -- Allen Ginsburg (USA)

4. Bluebird (long version) (1967) -- Buffalo Springfield (USA)

5. Animal Majic (1967) -- Graded Grains (England)

6. Lekele Bale (196?) -- Adebukonla Ajao and Her Group (Nigeria)

7. Encapsulated Marigold (1967) -- Our Plastic Dream (England)

8. P.S. Elic (1968) -- Members Blues Band (Denmark)

9. El Monje Loco (1968) -- Los Rockets (Nicaragua)

10. Brains In My Feet (1969) -- Purple Canteen (USA)

11. Ritual #1 (1968) -- West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band (USA)

12. Tomorrow Never Knows (1966) -- The Beatles (England)

13. Extraction (1968) -- The Matadors (Czechoslovakia)

14. Fly (1968) -- J.K. & Co. (USA/Canada)

15. Peace In My Mind (1968) -- Federal Duck (USA)

16. Ryan 5 (1968) -- Calliope (USA)

17. Wooden Ships (1969) -- Jefferson Airplane (USA)

18. Vanina's Torment (1970) -- Gianfranco Plenizio (Italy)

19. Adam (1969) -- Buffy Sainte-Marie (Canada)

20. Dreamworld (1969) -- The End (England)

21. Wild Thing (1966) -- The Troggs (England)

22. The American Metaphysical Circus (1968) -- The United States of America (USA)

23. Moon Beams (196?) -- The Lawrence Comp (USA)

24. I Have Known Love (1969) -- Silver Apples (USA)

25. The Third Eye (1966) -- The Dovers (USA)

26. Le Rêve de Noé (1970) -- La Famille Casgrain (Canada)

27. This Bird (1971) -- Michaelangelo (USA)

28. Free Me (1969) -- Free (England)

29. Dorian Benediction (1969) -- The Free Design (USA)

30. Let's Go Get Stoned (1968) -- Booker T & the MG's (USA)