Boss DJ Roulette

 

With Spookshow Serenade

1. "Linda knows that something is out there." – VO (from the "Something Is Out There" TV spot)

2. I'm A Hog For You Baby – Bill Kimber and The Couriers

3. Let Them Tell – The Primitives (with Jimmy Page)

4. All Night Worker – Downliners Sect

5. Fortune Teller – Tony Jackson Group

6. I Ain't Done Wrong – Yardbirds

7. Things She Says – The In Crowd

8. That's When Happiness Began – Mike Furber and the Bowery Boys

9. Midnight Race – Fingers Lee and the Upper Hand

10. Almost Grown – Small Faces

11. "A human sound from the ancient cemetery…" VO (from the "Tombs of the Blind Dead" trailer)

12. Abrazame – Los York's

13. I Want My Woman – Emperors

14. Put You Down – Rogues

15. Show Me the Way – The Free-For-All

16. Faces – The Hangmen

17. Go Away – Plague

18. Wastin' My Time – The Express

19. All Day and All of the Night – The Remains

20. "Initiate herding action – into my maze of horror!" – Cyclo (Don Messick – dialogue from "Space Ghost")

21. It's My Life – The Animals

22. Sombras – Los Nivram

23. No Chance Baby – Oscar Hamod and the Majestics

24. Every Night a New Surprise – Moving Sidewalks

25. No Good Without You Baby – Birds (Australia)

26. Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere (7" mono version) – The Who

27. I've Rowed Out – The Eyes

28. "A mad creature born of the atomic age!" – VO (from the "Atom Age Vampire" trailer)

29. Farmer John – The Beachcombers

30. I See The Light – The Five Americans

31. Undertaker's Theme – Dr. T and the Undertakers

32. Shadows in the Night – The Quests

33. Hanashitakunai – The Youngers

34. Been Burnt – Luke and the Apostles

35. "If it hurts, let me know." – Vincent Price (dialogue from "The Tingler")

Aircheck Of The Week

 

It's June, 1964 as we travel back in time to Boston, Beatlemania and WBZ radio with Bruce "Juicy Brucie" Bradley on the mic.

Is Don On The Phone?

 

Whether you have kids or pets, or neither, you're gonna want to watch this clip before the next DJ Tom Hanks show.  Coming in July!

The Forgotten 45s

 

Rockabilly 3

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Vampira - Bobby Bare

2. Club Wig Wam - Ronnie Dawson

3.  Ain't I'm A Dog - Ronnie Self

4.  Tomahawk - Tom Brown

5.  The Little Moon Men - Lee George

6.  Long Black Shiny Car - Mike Page

7.  Dig Me A Crazy Record - Charles Senns

8.  Little Rock Rock - Rock Rogers

9.  Big Blon' Baby - Ronnie Self

10.  Action Packed - Ronnie Dee Dawson

11.  Juke - The Downbeats

12.  Trip To The Orient - Alan Barnicoat

13.  Big Indian - Tommy Downs

14.  Honeymoon Trip To Mars - Jack Tucker

15.  Go, Girl, Go - Jett Powers & Vince Parlo and the Raunch Hands

16.  She's Cool - The Vi-Kings

17.  Slave Girl - Ray Ethier

18.  Rock Little Baby - Les Cole & the Echoes

19.  You're So Right For Me - Ronnie Self

20.  It Wouldn't Do No Good - Ronnie Dawson

21.  Gimme Lock Of Yo' Hair - Andy Anderson

22.  Knees Shakin' - Don Terry

23.  Domino - The Savoys

24.  I'm All Shook Up - David Hill

Aircheck Of The Week

 

This week, it's album rock from the early days of WABC-FM/New York (later known as WPLJ), with an unnamed ABC staff announcer, followed by Radio Free New York with Bob-A-Loo (Bob Lewis).

TuneIn

 

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Summer Wind

 

With The Big G and Lee Bryant

Johnny And The Flips - Magic In The Summer Night - Prince

Johnny G and the G Men - See You Girl - RCA

The Blue Chords - So Far Away - Reverb

Randy and the Radiants - Truth From My Eyes - Sun

Those Darn Kids - Certain Girl - Lakeland

The Contrasts - Summertime - Contrast

Sounds Of Time - Since You Left - Twin Record Productions

The Stampeders - I Don't Believe - MGM

The John - Don't Leave My Baby - Pick

Dalton Boys - Can't Help Myself - Carol

Tommy Butler - Move On Stay Gone - Chattahoochee 

Crecendoes - The Girl That I Knew - Nasco

Rick Nelson - Mean Old World - Decca

Donny Sanders, Don Juans, Sherry Sanders - Make A Happy Home - Afton

The Blue Condition - Once There Was A Girl - Ampex

The Fluid Ounces - Please Leave Us Alone

The Flying Machine - There She Goes - Congress

Group Therapy - A Girl Like You 

Johnny and the Copy Cats - I'll See You In My Dreams - Decca

The Centrics - Shannon

Lux and Ivy's Favorites Vol. 9 (remaster)

 

With Kogar the Swinging Ape

Here is the remaster of Lux and Ivy's Favorites Volume 9. Only two more to go until the volume 18! Not a lot to report with this volume. I cleaned up the sound and added the killer cover image that I’ve wanted to use for a long time. The original image is from the amazing record called PSYCHEDELIC DANCE PARTY by the Vampires Sound Incorporation.  Around the time this volume came out The Cramps were using Sex And Mystic Of M.Sade as their intro music for their live performances, which you can hear on the first track.  The original song is pretty long, so this is an edit of the music they used as their intro. The song is from the film Tender Flesh aka Boccato Di Cardinale directed by Jess Franco. Speaking of Franco, I figured at the time, this would be a good volume to include the song The Lions and the Cucumber from one of Lux and Ivy’s Favorite films; Vampyros Lesbos.  Since then, Lions and the Cucumber has become really well known because of its inclusion in Tarantino’s film, JACKIE BROWN.  Prior to that it was mostly known by Franco fans and fans of vampiric psychedelic soundtracks.

I’m forgetting the person that helped me find a nice high quality scan of the original cover. Please remind me who you are! So I can thank you properly!

Adam Fitch did the layout and was able to find the font as well to really round out this volume! Thanks Adam!

01. Jess Franco - Sex And Mystic Of M.Sade (edit) from the film Tender Flesh aka Boccato Di Cardinale

02. the kinks -  till the end of the day

03. The Vi-Kings - Desert Boots

04. Jimmy McConville - Scorpion

05. Bo Diddley - Mona (I Need You Baby)

06. Wendell Smith - Nashville Tennessee

07. The Crystals - He's A Rebel

08. t-rex - baby strange

09. all women are bad trailer

10. the fabulous wailers - dirty robber

11. charlie gracie - butterfly

12. Chuck Ranado And The Electronaires -  My Baby's Gone

13. Lonnie Johnson - Tomorrow Night

14. Flamin' Groovies-Teenage Head

15. Howlin' Wolf - The Red Rooster

16. Dantes - 80-96

17. Chantays - Pipeline

18. Gene Gray and the Stingrays - Surfer's Mood

19. the deadly ones - surfin dockside

20. garry & larry - garlic bread

21. The Shangri-Las - out in the streets

22. The Tempests - Rockin' Rochester

23. Spike Jones - Chloe

24. Vampires' Sound Incorporation - The Lions and the Cucumber

25. The Duals - Wait Up Baby

26. Roger and the Tempests - Bad Bad Way

27. Marvelettes - Going to the Chapel of Love

28. little jimmy scott - Unchained Melody

Forgotten 45s

 

With David Bruce

Mojo Magazine 4

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Alligator Wine - Screamin' Jay Hawkins

2.  Say Man - Bo Diddley

3.  Run Run Run - The Supremes

4.  The Bottle - Gil Scott-Heron

5.  Don't Shake Me Lucifer - Roky Erickson and the Explosives

6.  Johnny Was A Good Boy - The Mystery Trend

7.  Holy Thursday - David Axelrod

8.  Suzanne - Ian McCulloch

9.  I Want To Hold Your Hand - Al Green

10.  Freddie's Dead - Curtis Mayfield

11.  Moanin' At Midnight - Howlin' Wolf

12.  Think - Chris Farlowe

13.  Tinker Tailor - Terry Reid

14.  Looking At You - MC5

15.  Buick MacKane - T. Rex

16.  Hell - James Brown

17.  Do It '77 - Twink and the Fairies

18.  The Sun Lights Up The Shadows Of Your Mind - First Crew To The Moon

19.  The Big Hurt - Scott Walker

20.  As Tears Go By - Nancy Sinatra

21.  Super Stupid - Funkadelic

22.  Funky Kingston - Toots and the Maytals

23.  One Track Mind - Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers

24.  Cotton Picker - Eddie Cochran

RIP Astrud Gilberto

Aircheck Of The Week

 

It's June, 1965 in Houston as Bob Presley plays the hits (and forgotten stiffs) on The Big 6-10 KILT.