Knuckle Dragger of the Week!

Love_Slave! (listen/download)

Today at 6pm (eastern) on Come To The Sunshine, DJ Andrew Sandoval talks with author, Harold Bronson. They discuss his new book - MY BRITISH INVASION, as well as growing up in Los Angeles and a shared fascination with British music.

The show includes selections by: The Roulettes, The Ivy League, The Yardbirds, The Eyes, The Zombies, Peter & Gordon, The Dave Clark Five, The Kinks, The Troggs, The Thoughts, A Wild Uncertainty, Manfred Mann, The Bats, The Smoke, Double Feature, Unit 4+ 2, The Merseys, Spencer Davis Group, Ian Whitcomb, Paul Jones, The Hollies, Herman's Hermits, The Move & Argent.

Have a great weekend, from your pals at the Whig Out!

We, at the Whig Out! are pleased to bring you an extra special holiday gift, whether you be Canadian or American or neither, it's BARBARA EDEN in a MINI SKIRT for goodness sakes! (you're welcome!) Have a great weekend everyone, and if you get the chance, WHIG OUT! with us on Sunday at 8pm, right after The Real Nitty Gritty. You can always find us here: https://wfmu.org/playlists/WT

Debbie Does DJ Roulette

Sunday, July 2.  11 AM Eastern

The Fringe Factory Radio show Blasts OFF!

Listen right here at 8pm ET!  http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/73383

Knuckle Dragger of the Week!

Primitive_Love (listen/download)

Today at 6pm (eastern) on WFMU's Rock 'n' Soul Ichiban, DJ Andrew Sandoval presents an all new edition of come to the sunshine.

It features 45's played from vinyl by: Bob Morrison; Mike Rabin & The Demons; The Leaves Of Grass; Tony Rivers and the Castaways; Barry Mann; The Majority; Don Lee Wilson; The Renaissance; Rick Nelson; The Tony Jackson Group; The New Wing Featuring DAVY PETERS & Music by The Sons Of Adam; The Loose Ends; Love Society; One; The Lime; Tom Northcott; Lords Of London; Chris McClure; San Francisco Earthquake; The Collection.

In part two, an artist spotlight on Anthony & The Imperials, shedding light on their post-1966 recordings (when they dropped the "Little" from their moniker and explored straight-up soft pop and even baroque sounds, ala the Left Banke with producer Teddy Randazzo). A fascinating glimpse at yet another 1950's artist making contemporary '60s music.

Knuckle Dragger of the Week!

Wild_Kisses! (listen/download)

Wednesday at 8 - Andy Rasmussen & San Diego Girls on Crayons to Perfume!

The Groves family, and Andy Rasmussen (in the plaid shirt) with GME/Musette Records - their family legacy.
Today on Crayons to Perfume! my special guest will be San Diego musician, music historian and record collector. Andy and I met in the early 90's, back when we published fanzines. Andy was one of the founding members of the legendary surf & instro combo the Bomboras, along with San Diego psych outfit the Loons. We finally met when the Loons played at Fuzz Fest in Atlanta, and now we are living in the same city! Andy was also in the latin influenced Americana Sleepwalkers and now has Action Andy & The Hi Tones and his own Relampa-go go Records label. A few months ago Andy surprised me by asking if I knew any of the San Diego girls. GIRL "s". There was more than one? Actually I didn't really know of any, to me they had just been Southern California girls - and so it was agreed that Andy should join me on Crayons to Perfume! to spin a few of his San Diego girls, some of which will be on his forthcoming compilation album 'Look Out!' - the history of San Diego Rock'n'Roll. Many of the girls today come from National City - a suburb of San Diego, and it's closely neighboring Imperial Beach, both booming in the mid-60's. The best known group within the city was probably The Accents, featuring singer Sandi Rouse from Mount Helix High School in the suburb of La Mesa. They released a handful of records Here's one of their slower numbers from 1964.



Also featured today is singer Jamie Horton who had a varied career, starting as a child singer in the 50's releasing records under her real name Gayla Peevey, in Oklahoma. Gayla eventually attended San Diego State University where she changed her stage name to Jamie Horton and released a few more records before getting married and starting her own advertising company.

We'll also hear Angie Kay with her group the Keys who released two singles for San Diego's Globe label in 1962, both with a teen girl group sound.

Tune in Wednesday at 8, right HERE! for San Diego Girls!

Whig Out! Sunday at 8 pm

Whig Out! today at 8 with Pepperisms, Good Timey 60's music that doesn't suck! plus volumes of fuzz featuring Louisianna's Local Traffic, Argentinian's Los Walkers and Chilean's Los Mac's, perennial faves The Seeds, plus Oregon's first Bros the New Tweedy Bros, and Glynis' #1 favorite band, Paul Revere & The Raiders! Only on WFMU's Rock'n'Soul Ichiban!

Knuckle Dragger of the Week!

500_Pound_Canary! (listen/download)

Crayons to Perfume! Modern Mavens and 60's Swingers!

It's Girls! Girls! Girls! tonight, with djgirlgroupgirl on Crayons to Perfume! at 7pm Eastern, 4 Pacific with Modern Mavens and 60's swingers! I've got some of my fave modern girls with that 60's sound - all-girl surfers La Luz, French psychsters Liminanas, the fanastic Le Chica Ye Ye, plus girls in the garage from Las Kassettes, The Jackets, The Maggie's Marshmallows, and soul with Suzy Chunk and Groovy Uncle, and the Excitements. All that PLUS swingin' 60's sisters like Gia Matteo, Bernadette, Sheila, Fabienne and Joanne Campbell. Tune in right here and make sure tune in again next week when my special guest will be Action Andy Rasmussen formerly of the Bomboras, Loons, Sleepwalkers etc. and of current - Action Andy and the Hi Tones. Andy is a fellow record collector and will be releasing Look Out! The San Diego Music Scene 1958-1973 in 2017 - the first compilation from the surprisingly large catalog of the History of San Diego rock'n'roll. Andy brings his San Diego sweeties to the show - you won't want to miss it!

TODAY! Join DJ Andrew Sandoval for COME TO THE SUNSHINE at 3pm (pacific)/6pm (eastern) broadcast by WFMU's Rock & Soul Ichiban!

This all new show spotlights the songs of Barry Mann & Cynthia Weil, with rare selections by Max Frost & The Troopers; The Stained Glass; Barry Mann; Paul Revere & The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay; Del Shannon; Keith Allison; Chad & Jeremy; Dave Berry; The Paris Sisters; The Ronettes; Nino Tempo & April Stevens; The Executives; The Lovin’ Spoonful; The Crystals; Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders; The Beach Boys; The Everly Brothers; Twice As Much with Vashti; Harper's Bizarre; Bergen White; Barry Gordon; The Monkees; Dusty Springfield; Neil McArthur; The Animals; The Shadows; Bruce & Terry; The Dave Clark Five; The New Dawn; Mama Cass; Lulu; Herman's Hermits; The Fortunes; Nancy Priddy; The Will-o-bees

CLAP YOUR HANDS! The Real Nitty Gritty tonight at 7PM on Ichiban!

The Real Nitty Gritty tonight at 7:00PM ET on WFMU's Rock-n-Soul ICHIBAN! Savage R&B, gutbucket blues, gruesome garage, sweaty soul, greasy rockabilly & sleazy instrotrash platters! Then Whig Out! at 8:00 Pop up player, playlists and live comments here:
https://wfmu.org/playlists/RG

Back To The Batcave

In memory of the late Adam West, here's an updated version of a popular compilation from 2010.  This re-up includes five bonus Bat-tracks!

CLICK HERE for a load of GUANO!

Knuckle Dragger of the Week!

Big_Foot! (listen/download)

Join DJ Andrew Sandoval for Come To The Sunshine this Monday, June 5 at 3pm (pacific)/6pm (eastern) broadcast by WFMU's Rock & Soul Ichiban!

He'll be spinning twenty 1960's singles direct from mono vinyl by: Click; Hudsen Bay Co.; Hedgehoppers Anonymous; Tony Jackson; Matthew Moore Plus Four; One; Bennie Thomas; The Oxfords; The "D"-Men; Bryllig & The Nymbol Swabes; San Francisco Earthquake; The Moon Rakers; Hank Shifter; The Others; The Trophies; The Loose Ends; The Music Fair; Friday Brown; Noah’s Ark; Forever Children

In part two, Andrew lifts the lid on Billy Fury's incredible archive of late 1960's recordings for EMI. Fury rocks, pops and definitely pop-psych's through a number of under-appreciated and initially unissued sides.

Whig Out!

Today, the Whig Out! celebrates Rodney Bingenheimer who drew so many parallels between the 60's music he grew up with and the new music he championed, especially in the late 70's and early 80's. We're also bringing all the 60's punk, folk-rock & modern garage you expect each week. Tune in right here http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/72914

And now watch real closely to see if you can catch a young Rodney in the Monkees!

Make With The Shake tonight at 8pm EST

Tonight, Make With The Shake with DJ Pat K returns to flip your wig & turn your sweater vest inside-out! Tune in at 8pm EST for the finest selection of 45rpm earsplitters & heavy-hitters! Catch tonight's stream, chat, and playlist right here!

Knuckle Dragger 45 of the week!

 

 

Presenting the first in a weekly series of "music to torture your friends by" (or enemies, whichever works). "The Knuckle Dragger," a word used to describe the oddball, the sick, the twisted, the irritating (to some)....Enjoy! Or not....

Pungfoo!!! (listen/download)

Crayons to Perfume! plays Games

Today djgirlgroupgirl has got Little Eva's little sis, Idalia Boyd plus the all-girl Pandoras, Mary Weiss, the sunshine pop Sunshine Highway and little Toni Wine, who was signed to Allegro music by Don Kirshner, when she was only 14 years old! Here's a great interview with Toni! who was a fine little singer, but an even better songwriter - she wrote 'Groovy Kind of Love' and was one of the Archies. Tune in here at 7pm Eastern, 4 Pacific.

DEBUT: Monday 6-8pm EASTERN Come To The Sunshine with DJ Andrew Sandoval

TODAY @6pm Eastern: Andrew Sandoval’s “Come To The Sunshine” is a trip to the Grammy-nominated producer’s record room. The producer and compiler of entries in the legendary Nuggets series hand picks vinyl 45’s for your listening pleasure.

This week hear rare spins of The Surprise Package; The Tony Jackson Group; The Power Plant; Freddy Cannon; The Avengers; Merrell Fankhauser & Hms Bounty; M.F.Q.; Patrick & Paul; The Bachelors; Kenny Everett; The Oxfords; Robin Kingsley; The Pineapple Heard; The Bluebeards; The Uglys; The Second City Sound; Herbie's People; Billy J. Kramer; The Wheelbarrow; Richard Kim Milford.

In part two, Andrew turns the Sunshine spotlight on to The Knickerbockers for an hour of their fantastic work. The show will be heard every Monday on WFMU’s Rock & Soul Ichiban at 3pacific/6eastern/11pm GMT.

Join us on the playlist!  Live at showtime.

The Knickerbockers are coming!!

SCREW DRIVER! The Real Nitty Gritty tonight at 7PM on ICHIBAN!

The Real Nitty Gritty tonight at 7:00PM ET on WFMU's Rock-n-Soul ICHIBAN! Savage R&B, gutbucket blues, gruesome garage, sweaty soul, greasy rockabilly & sleazy instrotrash platters! Then Whig Out! at 8:00

MAKE WITH THE SHAKE with DJ Pat K tonight at 8pm EST

Grab your skull, your flaming torch, your pet python, and your best pals and tune in to another episode of "Make With The Shake" with head toughguy DJ Pat K! The shaking begins at 8pm EST on the only station crazy enough to allow it, Ichiban!  Click here for the live playlist and pop-up player!

Let Yourself Go! On Tonight's Fringe Factory Radio Show!

This week WFMU Ichiban DJ Vikki Vaden spins the coolest.brand new Garage, Punk & Psychedelic Rock'n'Roll singles from Archie & the Bunkers, Oh! GunQuit, The Hall Monitors, Aussies Los Tones & The Pinheads & more! Plus lots of fuzzy & groovy garage & pysch nuggets from 1966 to now! Tune into WFMU.org's Ichiban stream, turn up the volume, get lit and catch it live at 8pm ET or here the archived version after here on the show's playlist page: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/72754

DUMPED!

Duped Darlings lament lost love and double crossing dames dump the dudes they dated tonight on Crayons to Perfume! featuring a double dose of Reparata & the Delrons - dyoens of dump-dom, Philly-ite Suzy Clark and a handful of girls in the garage, girl groups the Corlettes, Chiffons and Chantels plus the all girl Swedish sensations Mak les Soeurs - the M-A-K- Sisters Agneta, Margareta and Karen all the way from Sweden with their garagey girl harmonies and folk-rockish guitars on their minor key masterpiece ‘Once More’. Forming in 1966, the trio released 10 singles and EP’s on Cupol Records (and some on their German subsidiary) until 1970 when they decided to pursue their respective careers. Here the girls are covering the Tages 'Too Many Girls'

Tune in to Crayons to Perfume! at 7pm Eastern, 4 Pacific or listen through the archive anytime!

WAHOO! The Real Nitty Gritty - tonight at 7PM on WFMU'S Rock 'n' Soul Ichiban!

WAHOO! -- The Real Nitty Gritty tonight at 7:00PM ET on WFMU's Rock-n-Soul ICHIBAN! Savage R&B, gutbucket blues, gruesome garage, sweaty soul, greasy rockabilly & sleazy instrotrash platters! Then Whig Out! at 8:00
Playlist and pop up player here: https://wfmu.org/playlists/RG

On Target with the Whig Out! Sunday at 8pm

Your triple threat Sundays start with DJ Roulette - a revolving door of dj's playing host with the most - the most rock'n'soul! In the evenings you can end your week with The Real Nitty Gritty and then the Whig Out! Sunday at 8pm take a bit outta the Whig Out! Richard and Glynis are right on target with the rawest and raunchiest garage sounds that abound, like the Alarm Clocks. Now, the Alarm Clocks go by the old addage, if the clock ain't broke, don't fix it. They sound pretty much today like they did back in their day - 1965 when 3 high school kids in Parma, Ohio scraped together enough dough to head into the studio to record their 1st 45. Trouble is, they only had one song to record! Putting their heads and three chords together, they came up with the snotty teen punk ode "Yeah" - filled with the crashy clash of poorly recorded drums, and a time straining tempo - almost two and a half minutes of hormonal hollering. Fast forward your clock 40 years - when fellow Ohio-ite and record collecting nut Tom Fallon puts the Alarm Clocks back together to record 'The Time Has Come' - the Alarm Clocks first offical full album which sounds pretty much exactly like the group did in 1966 - check out the track Ramona that Richard has in store for you, she just may be the girl that 'Yeah!' was written about! Now check out this great article on San Diego's own Id a bunch of geeky 13 year old barefoot beach bums who got their start (and finish) yowling at their local teen clubs.

The Alarm Clocks