The Pop Art Affair

Robert Drasnin: The Pop Art Affair

Doris Day: Should I Surrender?

The Rolling Stones: You Should Have Seen Her Ass

Michael Aldred: Just Around The Corner

Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings: Your Thing Is A Drag

The Inspirations: What Am I Gonna Do (Hey Baby)

Lesley Gore: What Am I Gonna Do (Hey Baby)

Their Singing Bodies: What Am I Gonna Do (Hey Baby)

The Chiffons: What Am I Gonna Do (Hey Baby)

Joanne & Sonny: Journey

The Wondering Gails: The Number

Wiley Barkdull with Rusty & Doug (Kershaw): Rattlesnake

Jimmy Rogers (female voc unid'd.): I'm Fallin' Out With Myself

The By Fives: That's How Strong My Love Is

The WordD: Keep On Walking

The Penthouse Five: It's All My Own Bizarre Dream

The Shaynes: From My Window

Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band: The Host, The Ghost, The Most Holy-O

Darin D'Anna: Gunna Feel Alright

Jeff Lane & The Romans: The Day That You Left Me

Jeff Lane & The Romans: You Put A Hurt On Me

Roosevelt Grier: Pizza Pie Man

Teacho & The Students: Chills And Fever

Sarah Vaughn: Dominique's Discotheque

The Lifeguards: Teenage Tango

Sperrmüll: No Freak Out

Mover/Groover of the Week!

 MAMA GET YOUR HAMMER! (listen/download)

Atomic Jukebox with Jon - 12 June 2021

Spotlight on the Sorrows, garage under the influence, plus some soulful women, wild rockabilly, 60s garage, etc !!! And keep it tuned to BOSS RADIO 66 !!!

 

Rocky and the Riddlers - Flash & Crash

Grifs - Catch a Ride

Mouse & The Traps - All For You

Tom and the Tempest's - It's Over Now

Outcasts - I'm In Pittsburgh (And It's Raining)

 

Darrell Rhodes & The Falcons - Four O'Clock Baby

Ray Smith - Right Behind You Baby

Ronnie Haig - Don't You Hear Me Calling, Baby

Al Davis and the Blackouts - Go Baby Go

Terry Clement & The Tune Tones - She's My Baby Doll

 

Sorrows - Take A Heart (live)

Sorrows - No No No (live)

Sorrows - Let Me In

Sorrows - You've Got What I Want

 

Calico Wall - Living Sickness

Thirteenth Floor Elevators interview - Dick Clark on American Bandstand

Thirteenth Floor Elevators - Reverberation

Blue Condition - Coming Home

Why Do You Think They Call It Dope - PSA

Marauders - Nightmare

Sonny Flaharty & the Mark V - Hey Conductor

 

Dorothy Berry - You Better Watch Out

Barbara & The Browns - You Don't Love Me

Martha Reeves & The Vandellas - Come Alive Pepsi

Lucille Mathis - I'm Not Your Regular Woman

 

Arch Hall Jr. - Konga Joe

 

 

Tassel Twirler Tuesday!

 

500 Pound Canary! (listen/download)

Billboard June '68

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Ain't Nothing But A House Party (#89) - Showstoppers

2. May I Take A Giant Step (#67) - 1910 Fruitgum Co.

3. Sleepy Joe (#61) - Herman's Hermits

4. Sky Pilot (#54) - Eric Burdon and the Animals

5. Indian Lake (#52) - The Cowsills

6. Here Comes The Judge (#50) - Shorty Long

7. Cry Like A Baby (#46) - The Box Tops

8. I Wanna Live (#44) - Glen Campbell

9. Young Girl (#36) - Gary Puckett and the Union Gap

10. Love Is All Around (#31) - The Troggs

11. Baby How'd We Ever Get This Way (#29) - Andy Kim

12. The Happy Song (#28) - Otis Redding

13. Take Time To Know Her (#24) - Percy Sledge

14. Master Jack (#18) - Four Jacks and a Jill

15. Delilah (#15) - Tom Jones

16. Angel Of The Morning (#14) - Merilee Rush

17. Think (#9) - Aretha Franklin

18. It's A Beautiful Morning (#8) - The Rascals

19. MacArthur Park (#7) - Richard Harris

20. Yummy Yummy Yummy (#6) - Ohio Express

21. Mony Mony (#5) - Tommy James and the Shondells

22. Tighten Up (#2) - Archie Bell and the Drells

Monday Shindig (Get Vaccinated and Get Down)

 

With Dusty Digger

1. Combination of the Two (1968) -- Big Brother & the Holding Company (USA)

2. 6V6 LA (1969) -- The Meters (USA)

3. Making Time (1966) -- The Creation (England)

4. Henri VIII (1965) -- Pierre Laurendeau & Les Mersey's (Canada)

5. Le Petit Dan Juan (1968) -- Chantal Pary (Canada)

6. Popcorn '69 (1969) -- Billy Ball & the Upsetters (USA)

7. Mess Around (1967) -- Orquesta Harlow (USA)

8. It's Gonna Be Alright (1965) -- Gerry & the Pacemakers (England)

9. Let's Go 67 (1965) -- Les Majestiks (Canada)

10. Save Me (1970) -- Root & Jenny Jackson (Grenada/UK)

11. Shagu (1966) -- Mulatu Astatke (Ethiopia)

12. Chicken Strut (1970) -- The Meters (USA)

13. Funky Thing (Parts 1 & 2) (1968) -- Larry Ellis & The Black Hammer (USA)

14. Born on the Bayou (1968) -- Creedence Clearwater Revival (USA)

15. Raw Funky (1968) -- Rex Garvin & The Mighty Cravers (USA)

16. Sha La La La Lee (1966) -- The Small Faces (England)

17. You're Ready Now (196?) -- The Bystanders (Wales)

18. Kool It Here Comes the Fuzz (1970) -- Jimmy Sabater (USA)

19. Business Is Business (1969) -- Pierre Dutour & Son Orchestre (France)

The Needle Drop

 

With Richard Sibello

(music bed) Red Prysock - Hand Clappin'

The Robins - I'm Living O.K.

Jimmy Liggins - That's What's Knockin' Me Out

Julia Lee and Her Boy Friends - Gotta Gimme Whatcha Got

The Ray-O-Vacs - Hot Dog

(music bed) Frank "The Floorshow" - The Pig Is Digging

Varetta Dillard - Them There Eyes

Little Esther - Hollerin' And Screamin'

Tommy Brown - Atlanta Boogie

Marie Adams - I'm Gonna Play The Honky Tonks

Artie Sims and His Orchestra - Call The Police (Hurry, Hurry)

(music bed) The Jimmy Jackson All Stars - Honkin'

Red Foley - Hot Rod Race

Wayne Raney - Undertakin' Daddy

Luther Higginbotham and The Foggy River Boys - The Same Old Rut

Tennessee Ernie Ford - The Shot Gun Boogie

Cowboy Copas - Hangman's Boogie

(music bed) Johnny Sparrow and His Bows and Arrow - Sparrow's Flight

Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup - Dirt Road Blues

The Johnny Otis Quintette featuring Little Esther and Mel Walker - Double Crossing Blues

Ivory Joe Hunter - I Quit My Pretty Mama

Bill Crosby - Hip Chick Blues

Willie Mabon - I Don't Know

(music bed) Willis "Gator Tail" Jackson - Rock!! Rock!! Rock!!

Lowell Fulson - Goodbye Baby

Mover/Groover of the Week!

 

WILL TRAVEL! (listen/download)

Tassel Twirler Tuesday!

 ROCK MY SOUL! (listen/download)

Booze

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. White Lightnin' - George Jones

2. Three Sheets In The Wind - Johnny Bond

3. Milk and Alcohol - Dr. Feelgood

4. One Scotch One Bourbon One Beer - Amos Milburn

5. Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee - Jerry Lee Lewis

6. Little Old Wine Drinker Me - Dean Martin

7. Beer Bottle Mama - Andy Reynolds and His 101 Ranch Boys

8. Whisky In The Jar - Thin Lizzy

9. Here I Am Drunk Again - Lattie Moore

10. Mountain Dew - Charlie Rich

11. Red Red Wine - Neil Diamond

12. Bottle of Wine - The Fireballs

13. Ain't It Funny (What A Little Drink Can Do) - Johnny Bond

14. Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps - Splodgenessabounds

15. Cocktail For Two - Art Tatum Trio

16. Honky Tonk Wine - Jerry Lee Lewis

17. Chug-A-Lug - Roger Miller

18. Summer Wine - Lee Hazlewood and Nancy Sinatra

19. Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) - The Doors

20. I Am A Cider Drinker - The Wurzels

21. Corn Liquor - Southern Culture on the Skids

22. Drinking All My Troubles Away - Paul Howard

23. What A Tavern What A Town - Johnny Bond

24. Moonshine Minnie - Charlie Rich

25. Drink Up and Go Home - Bobby Bare

26. The Piano Has Been Drinking - Tom Waits

Monday Heavy Baby

 

With Dusty Digger

1. Indian Ropeman (1971) -- The Revells (Holland)

2. Plastic People (1968) -- The Wildwood (USA)

3. Portrait (196?) -- The Luv'd Ones (USA)

4. Darkness (1967) -- Things to Come (USA)

5. Todd's Tune (1970) -- Demian (USA)

6. Toe Jam (1969) -- Mount Rushmore (USA)

7. Nine 'Till Five (1969) -- The French Revolution (Canada)

8. Magic Potion (1969) -- The Open Mind (England)

9. My Door (1968) -- The Zakary Thaks (USA)

10. True Justice (1969) -- The Third Stone (USA)

11. The Man Who Paints the Pictures -- Fever Tree

12. Walking Down Their Outlook (1969) -- High Tide (England)

13. Delusions (1969) -- The Firebirds (USA)

14. Lady Sunshine (1969) -- Tamam Shud (Australia)

15. Summer's Child (1972) -- Steel Mill (England)

Zsa Zsa Gabor reads "One Lifetime Is Not Enough," pt. 1

From Publishers Weekly:

Zsa Zsa Gabor finally reveals the intimate details of her remarkable life. From her childhood in Hungary, her triumphs, disappointments and struggles, of her nine marriages and the lovers in between, Zsa Zsa tells all. “I want a man who appreciates the finer things in life… diamonds, furs and me.”

Writing with freelancer Wendy Leigh, actress/singer/diamond lover Zsa Zsa Gabor presents what one might call a kiss-and-tell book, revealing, among other intimate disclosures, that at 15 she lost her virginity to Kemal Ataturk, founder of modern Turkey. (“For the rest of my life I would search for another god to eclipse him.”) She is charmingly straightforward about her many affairs and just as openly discusses her many marriages and ever-close family. She also tells her side of the famous slapping incident with a Beverly Hills cop. In the end, Gabor comes across as a frank, spontaneous woman who craves intimacy, excitement and power but tends to fall in love with difficult men, most notably professional cad George Sanders. A bonus for the reader are the sometimes pathetic come-on lines she has been subjected to by rich and famous men. For example, running into Gabor on the street in Manhattan, CBS head William Paley once suggested spending the afternoon in bed together, which she was inclined to do, but then he offended her, and botched the affair, by promising her a TV show if she would.