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MUSICAL PICK OF THE MOMENT: ""I Want You to Be my Girl" by Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers, 1956

Superb uptempo doo-wop by the original singer and group who started the craze for "kiddie groups" (i.e., doo-wop groups led by young boy lead singers and the occasional young girl lead singer). This particular song perfectly captures the New York City doo-wop vocal group sound of the mid-1950's. From the perfect deep bass introduction by Sherman Garnes, "Bomp dooby doo wop" to the background harmonies of the Teenagers to the 13-year old Frankie's perfect soprano lead voice this is one rockin' number that makes you feel so good! Note at one point the lyrics crib from the Clovers' 1954 hit, "Little Mama": "Come on baby, let's go downtown. Run, jump, kid around" and "We'll stay out 'til after out." "I Want You to Be my Girl" also features one of those great blasting Jimmy Wright saxophone solos.

Sadly, Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers (best known, of course, for 1955's "Why Do Fools Fall in Love?") only enjoyed being at the top for something like 18 months. By 1957 Frankie and group had parted ways and in both cases their hitmaking days were over although, in both cases, they did continue to make some good records. What's really tragic is that Frankie never really got his personal life together and died of a drug overdose in 1968, at age 25. If only he had lived a couple of more years he might well have seen a major career revival with the 1950's revival that began about 1969-70. Even though his soprano voice was long gone as a mature adult, he still must have retained his great musical talent. We'll never know.

> REAL MUSIC LINKS:

  1. Doo Wop Nation
  2. Blue Highway (Blues)
  3. Fifties Website
  4. Marv Goldberg's Yesterday's Memories Rhythm & Blues Party
  5. Black Gospel Music Clef
  6. Trinidad Calypso Tent

CARIBBEAN TRAVEL AND CULTURE LINKS:

  1. Bahamas Homepage
  2. Barbados Tourism Authority
  3. Caribbean Supersite
  4. Trinidad and Tobago Homepage
  5. Bahamas Online

Listen to Dr. Hepcat broadcast the "Golden Oldies" show on WEGL - Auburn, FM 91.1 on Fridays, 5 - 7 p.m. (Central Standard Time). He plays the best rhythm and blues, rock 'n' roll, doo wop, rockabilly, Black gospel, blues, early country, ska, calypso, and related music of the 1940's and 1950's! Check out WEGL's web site at http://wegl.auburn.edu/
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Play List: See Below

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Last updated May 5,2008 at 2:53 p. m. Copyright (c) 2008.

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Play List

While I was broadcasting on December 1, 2006, a listener called me up to make a very good suggestion: that I keep an online play list of the Golden Oldies records I play on each show! Just so everyone knows, I started out on radio as a trainee on WSRN - Swarthmore, Pa. in the fall of 1975. In those days, even on a college radio station, you had to take a written test from the F.C.C. (Federal Communications Commission) in order to get your license as a Third Class Radiotelephone Operator. Consequently, my real on-air radio career did not start until Sunday, February 1, 1976 at 5:00 a.m. when I played my very first song. It was "Speedo" by the Cadillacs (1955).

I remained a d.j. on WSRN until May 1979. My next radio experience took place Summer 1984 - July 1987 when I hosted a blues and also sometimes a gospel program on WDNA - Miami. After that I hosted both a Golden Oldies and a Calypso Carnival show on WUNH - Durham, N.H. from January 1988 - June 1992.

Finally, in May 1998 I joined WEGL - Auburn, Ala. as host of the Golden Oldies. Just wanted to let you all know that even though my online listing of radio show play lists only reflects the current academic semester, I've actually broadcasted many hundreds, possibly even a thousand or two thousand radio shows off and on since February 1, 1976!

NOTICE: As I have typed in these playlists, I have come to the realization that this web site is becoming a bit too long, so starting with the Summer 2007 Semester, I think I will only provide playlists for the length of the current semester. This means I will delete the playlists of the previous semester at the start of the new semester. Since this is University-supplied server space, I know I will eventually run into server space limits anyway. Thank you for taking note.

PLAY LISTS: SPRING 2008

January 4, 2008

  1. "The Train Kept A-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951 (my theme song!)
  2. "Mambo Baby" by Dolly Wade
  3. "Bo Diddley" by Bo Diddley, 1955
  4. "Jam Up" by Tommy Ridgely, 1954
  5. "Rockin' Party" by the Maddy Brothers
  6. "Dearest Darling" by the Rosebuds, 1957
  7. "Since I Don't Have You" by the Skyliners, 1959
  8. "Ring a Ding Dong Dandy" by Jo Ann Reynolds
  9. "Ding Dong Daddy" by Wynona Carr
  10. "Ding Dong" by the Echoes, 1957
  11. "Ding Dong" by the Packards, 1956
  12. "Life's Lonesome Road" by Madame Edna Gallmon Cooke, 1961
  13. "After New Year's Eve" by the Heartbeats, 1957
  14. "New Year's Resolution" by the Faces, 1965
  15. "It's Gonna Work Out Fine" by Ike and Tina Turner, 1961
  16. "A Fool in Love" by Ike and Tina Turner, 1960
  17. "Prancing" by Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm, 1960
  18. "Early Times" by Dennis Binder with Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm, 1954
  19. "How Long Will It Last?" by Tommy Hodge with Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm, 1958
  20. "No Coming Back" by Billy Gayles with Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm, c. 1956
  21. "Softly and Tenderly" by the Prisonaires, 1953 (with Ike Turner on piano)
  22. "I'm Lonesome, Baby" by Ike Turner, 1951
  23. "Rocket 88" by Jackie Brenson and his Delta Cats, 1951 (actually, Ike Turner's band with Ike on piano)
  24. "My Heart Belongs to You" by Ike and Bonnie Turner, 1952
  25. "If I Didn't Care" by the Ink Spots, 1939
  26. "Christopher Columbus" by the Ink Spots, 1936
  27. "My Prayer" by the Ink Spots, 1939
  28. "Territory Blues" by Georgia White, 1941
  29. "Texas Stomp" by Dot Rice and Frankie Black, 1935
  30. "Baby, Take a Chance with Me" by Tampa Red, 1940
  31. "Copper Colored Mama" by Dr. Clayton, 1946
  32. "Milky White Way" by Elvis Presley, 1960
  33. "King Creole" by Elvis Presley, 1958
  34. "One-Sided Love Affair" by Elvis Presley, 1956
  35. "Jailhouse Rock" by Elvis Presley, 1957
  36. "Teddy Bear" by Elvis Presley, 1957
  37. "I Love You Because" by Elvis Presley, 1954
  38. "I Was the One" by Elvis Presley, 1956
  39. "Glue Me Back, Jack" by Nancy Dawn with the Hi-Fi Guys

January 11, 2008: NO SHOW! Must attend a professional meeting in Philadelphia Jan. 11-14. Next show should take place Friday, January 18.

January 18, 2008

  1. "The Train Kept A-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "Rockin' in the Nursery" by Sally Starr
  3. "Hey, Senorita" by the Wonders, 1959
  4. "Hey, Senorita" by the Penguins, 1954
  5. "I Want to Be Loved (But by Only You)" by Savannah Churchill and the Four Tunes, 1946
  6. "Dream Street" by Millie Bosman, 1952
  7. "Too Much Monkey Business" by Chuck Berry, 1956
  8. "Hey, Doll Baby" by Ray and Lindy
  9. "Hey, Doll Baby" by the Clovers, 1955
  10. "Hey, Good Lookin'" by Hank Williams, 1951
  11. "Every Day" by the Angelic Gospel Singers, 1957
  12. "One Girl" by Garnet Mimms and the Enchanters
  13. "The Wobble" by L. C. Cooke, 1963
  14. "The Wah Watusi" by the Orlons
  15. "Bandstand Boogie" by Les Elgart and his Orchestra, 1954
  16. "Bandstand Baby" by the Apollos, 1959
  17. "Russian Bandstand" by Spencer and Spencer, 1959
  18. "Dearest Darling" by the Rosebuds, 1957
  19. "Tell Me Why" by Stomp Gordon, 1956
  20. "Love You Baby, All the Time" by the Coeds, 1956
  21. "Lucky Me, I'm in Love" by the El Domingoes, 1961
  22. "Juke Box Saturday Night" by Nino and the Ebbtides, 1961
  23. "Come, my Little Baby" by the Chantels, 1958
  24. "You Are" by the Cadillacs, 1956
  25. "Johnny Angel" by Shelly Fabares, 1962
  26. "Get Back (Black, Brown, and White)" by Big Bill Broonzy, 1951
  27. "Brown" by Eddie "Tex" Curtis, 1954
  28. "Africa, Here I Come" by Lord Ivanhoe and his Caribbean Knights
  29. "Martin Luther King" by the Mighty Sparrow, 1963
  30. "There's No Other Like my Baby" by the Crystals, 1961
  31. "In the Chapel" by Ann Cole, 1956
  32. "Milky White Way" by the Trumpeteers, 1947
  33. "Milky White Way" by the Spirit of Memphis Quartet, 1956
  34. "Jesus my Only Friend" by the Hightower Brothers, 1961
  35. "See See Rider" by LaVern Baker, 1962
  36. "Arlene" by Nick Cardell, 1963
  37. "Endless Love" by Jackie Lee Cochran
  38. "I Wanna Rock" by Patsy Holcomb, 1957
  39. "Raunchy" by Bill Justis, 1956
  40. "Kansas City" by Hank Ballard and the Midnighters, 1958
  41. "Don't Rush Me, Baby" by Peggy Saunders, 1954

January 25, 2008

  1. "The Train Kept A-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "Your Last Goodbye" by the Fresandos, 1958
  3. "Needle in a Haystack" by Penny West and the Lucky Penny Trio
  4. "Strange Love" by the Native Boys, 1956
  5. "Strange Romance" by Shirley Gunter, 1954
  6. "Please Love Me Forever" by Cathy Jean and the Roommates, 1960
  7. "Blue Day Tomorrow" by Vernon Taylor
  8. "The Hippy, Hippy Shake" by Chan Romero, 1959
  9. "Mama's Alibi" by Unknown Artist
  10. "Big Betty" by the Appalachians
  11. "I Gets a Hard Way to Go" by Martha Moore and Orchestra, 1954
  12. "Goodnight" by the Castletones, 1959
  13. "Will the Circle Be Unbroken?" by the Brown's Ferry Four, 1946
  14. "You're a Heartbreaker" by Elvis Presley, 1954
  15. "Please Don't Call Me Lonesome" by Cheri Robbins
  16. "Drive In" by Mack Vickery
  17. "Just a Walk with You" by Jimmy Andrews
  18. "Whirlpool of Love" by Carol Jarvis
  19. "The Twist" by Chubby Checker, 1960
  20. "Twisteree" by Judy Jae and the Moonglows
  21. "Meet Me at the Twistin' Place" by Johnny Morissette, 1962
  22. "Twistin' the Night Away" by Sam Cooke, 1963 (live!)
  23. "Wedding Song (If You Say I Do)" by the Hi Tensions
  24. "I Beg your Forgiveness" by the Coeds, 1956
  25. "Everybody's Happy (but Me)" by the Church Street Five
  26. "Rockin' Chair" by Fats Domino, 1951
  27. "I'm Crying" by Lil Greenwood, 1954
  28. "Last of the Good Rocking Men" by the Four Jacks, 1952
  29. "Rosemarie" by the Five Chimes, 1955
  30. "I've Lost" by the Enchanters, 1952
  31. "I Wanna Be the Only One" by Kip Anderson, 1959
  32. "Red Top" by the Teen Queens, 1956
  33. "You Can't Win" by the Friendly Brothers, c. 1958
  34. "He'll Fix It" by Madame Edna Gallmon Cooke, 1959
  35. "You and your Lovin' Ways" by Johnny Morissette
  36. "Letter from Tina" by Ike and Tina Turner
  37. "Sally, Go 'Round the Roses" by the Jaynetts, 1963
  38. "Yes, M'am" by Gladys de Vore, 1954
  39. "Bip Bam" by the Drifters, 1954
  40. "Ready Teddy" by Little Richard, 1956
  41. "Alone in the Night" by the Jones Boys

February 1, 2008

  1. "The Train Kept A-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "Comfort in my Heart" by Bea Booker
  3. "Rock and Roll Is Here to Stay" by Danny and the Juniors, 1957
  4. "Just Rockin'" by the All Stars featuring Paul Gayten (on piano)
  5. "Sweet Sixteen" by the Tropicals, 1956
  6. "You're Daddy's Little Girl" by Roger and the Travelers, 1961
  7. "Red Headed Woman" by Sonny Burgess, 1956
  8. "Bye-Bye, Baby" by Dorothy Minor
  9. "Oh, Yeah" by Carl McVoy
  10. "Little Girl" by Earl King, 1956
  11. "You Killed the Love" by Betty Lavette, 1962
  12. "Mother's Prayer Answered" by Brother Joe May, 1964
  13. "Memphis" by Lonnie Mack, 1964
  14. "Oh, Boy!" by Buddy Holly and the Crickets, 1958
  15. "That'll Be the Day" by Buddy Holly and the Crickets, 1957
  16. "Think It Over" by Buddy Holly and the Crickets
  17. "Three Stars" by Tommy Dee with Carol Kay and the Teen-Aires, 1959
  18. "I Love You for Sentimental Reasons" by Ella Fitzgerald and the Delta Rhythm Boys, 1946
  19. "Boogie Woogie Choo Choo Train" by Mabel Scott, 1950
  20. "Choo Choo Ch' Boogie" by Louis Jordan, 1946
  21. "Midnight Cannonball" by Big Joe Turner, 1953
  22. "Boogie Woogie Highball" by Johnnie Lee Wills and his Boys, 1949-50
  23. "Savannah Sings the Blues" by Savannah Churchill and the Four Tunes, 1949
  24. "Low Down Gal Blues" by the Lewis Bronzeville Four, 1940
  25. "It's Too Soon to Know" by Sonny Til and the Orioles, 1948
  26. "Fine Girl" by the Calvaes, 1956
  27. "I Got the Message" by the Shirelles, 1958
  28. "Here Am I Brokenhearted" by the Four J's, 1964
  29. "Mixed Up Shook Up Girl" by Patty and the Emblems, 1964
  30. "Let Me Help You" by the Wil-Sons, 1961
  31. "Try" by the Miller Brothers, 1958
  32. "That I Wanna See" by Buddy Phillips and his Orchestra, 1954
  33. "Love my Baby" by the Re-Vels Quartette, 1954
  34. "Dance with Me, Henry" by Etta James and the Peaches, 1954
  35. "Speedo" by the Cadillacs, 1955 (my anniversary song! Played it at 5 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 1, 1976 on WSRN - Swarthmore, Pa.)
  36. "In the Upper Room" by Mahalia Jackson, 1952
  37. "Is your All on the Altar?" by Dorothy Love Coates and the Original Gospel Harmonettes, 1963
  38. "Follow that Dream" by Elvis Presley, 1961-62
  39. "Don't Just Stand There" by the Lancers, 1958-59
  40. "Kiss Me, Benny" by the Rollettes, 1957

February 8, 2008

Due to technical difficulties, this show was totally messed up! Consequently, I can only provide a partial listing of the playlist.

Here's what went wrong: in 2004 the old control board was replaced by a computerized control board. The Station Engineer was kind enough to set up a special setting for me that allowed me to play phonograph records on the two turntables. Supposedly, no one would be able to tamper with the setting thus removing access to the turntables. Since about 75-80% of my collection consists of good old real vinyl records, it's pretty crucial that I have access to the phonographs. Guess what? On Friday, Feb. 8, to my absolute horror and shock, I discovered that some [expletive deleted] had tampered with the special setting reserved for yours truly and had (accidentally, I hope) removed one phonograph setting and disabled the other! Consequently, I was unable to play the records I had brought in and could only play CD's. This totally messed up the show since I try to carefully plan ahead to ensure a high-quality program!

Unfortunately, I was unable to contact three station officers despite 45 minutes of attempted phone calls. Only the final half-hour of the show was truly good when a gentleman named "Frisco" showed up and figured out how to reset the control board so I could play records. I hope and pray this problem will not show up on the February 15 show or any others!

That's why the listing below is chaotic and incomplete. (I barely had time to scramble and find a song to play and note it down on the station's program log. Never had a chance to write it down in my notebook).
  1. "The Train Kept a-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "Havin' a Whole Lotta Fun" by Johnny Jano, 1956
  3. [Don't Know]
  4. [Don't Know]
  5. [Don't Know]
  6. "My Block" by the Chiffons, 1963
  7. [Don't Know]
  8. "I've Been Loving You Too Long" by Otis Redding
  9. "Shout Bamalama" by Otis Redding and the Pinetoppers, 1960
  10. [Don't Know]
  11. "I'm Gonna Walk and Talk with my Lord" by Johnny Ray, 1953
  12. "The Bells of St. Mary's" by Lynn Taylor and the Peachettes, 1960
  13. [Don't Know]
  14. [Don't Know]
  15. [Don't Know]
  16. "Um Bow Wow" by the Bobbettes, 1958
  17. "Culley Flower" by Frank "Floorshow" Culley, 1951
  18. "If I Didn't Care" by the Ink Spots, 1939
  19. "My Prayer" by the Ink Spots, 1939
  20. "Boogie Woogie Daddy" by the Enchanters, c. 1952
  21. "Honey from the Bee" by the Larks, 1952
  22. "Honey Love" by the Drifters, 1954
  23. "In Paradise" by the Cookies, 1956
  24. "Love Is a Crazy Thing" by Big Bertha, 1953
  25. "A Cool Tale of Love" by Babs Gonzales, 1955
  26. "Iko Iko" by the Dixie Cups, 1965
  27. "Junco Partner" by James "Wee Willie" Wayne, 1951
  28. "Mardi Gras in New Orleans" by Professor Longhair, 1949
  29. "Mardi Gras Mambo" by the Hawketts, 1955
  30. "Shrimp and Gumbo" by Dave Bartholomew, 1955
  31. "Jockamo" by James "Sugarboy" Crawford and the Canecutters, 1954
  32. "I'm Gone" by Shirley and Lee, 1952
  33. "I Put my Trust in Jesus" by Mahalia Jackson, 1951
  34. "Said He Would" by Mahalia Jackson, 1952
  35. "Good, Good Wine" by Marvin Phillips with Dick Lewis and his Orchestra, 1951
  36. "Tick Tock" by Marvin and Johnny, 1954
  37. "Hippy Dippy Daddy" by the Cookies, 1957
  38. "Dear One" by the Scarlets, 1954
  39. "True Love" by the Scarlets, 1955

February 15, 2008

  1. "The Train Kept a-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "The Nitty Gritty" by Shirley Ellis, 1963
  3. "I'm Young" by Hank Ballard and the Midnighters, 1961-62
  4. "You Can't Stay Here" by Pearl Reeves and the Concords, 1955
  5. "Stand by Me" by Ben E. King, 1961
  6. "Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye" by the Casinos, 1967 (sounds like 1961-62 in style!)
  7. "Honey, Honey (You Don't Know)" by Lewis Lymon and the Teenchords, 1957-58
  8. "Geraldine" by the El Venos, 1956
  9. "Later, Later" by the Cookies, 1955
  10. "Rock 'Em" by J. T. "Nature Boy" Brown, 1951
  11. "Jesus Is Real to Me" by Clara Ward and the Famous Ward Singers, 1951
  12. "The Clock" by the Hi Tensions, 1960
  13. "Your Love Keeps A-Working on Me" by Lulu Reed with Sonny Thompson and his Orchestra
  14. "Wish Me Well" by Memphis Slim, 1959
  15. "Flyin' Saucers Rock and Roll" by Billy Lee Riley, 1957
  16. "Full Time Lover" by Libby Dean
  17. "Where or When?" by Dion and the Belmonts, 1960
  18. "I'm Just a Lucky So-and-So" by Ella Fitzgerald, 1946
  19. "White Cliffs of Dover" by the Checkers, 1954
  20. "Dash Hound Boogie" by Julian Dash and the Bobby Smith Orchestra, 1950
  21. "The Honeydripper, Part 1" by Joe Liggins and his Honeydrippers, 1945
  22. "The Honeydripper, Part 2" by Joe Liggins and his Honeydrippers, 1945
  23. "Daddy, Daddy" by Savannah Churchill and her All Star Orchestra, 1945
  24. "Somebody's Lyin'" by Gladys "Glad Rags" Patrick, 1954
  25. "Shattered Dreams" by the Youngsters, 1956
  26. "Wildwood Days" by Bobby Rydell, 1963
  27. "The Way You Do the Things You Do" by the Temptations, 1964
  28. "What's a Matter, Baby (Is It Hurting You)?" by Timi Yuro, 1962
  29. "Valerie" by Jackie and the Starlites, 1960
  30. "Just Bid Me Farewell" by the Four Bars, 1961
  31. "Please, Mr. Postman" by the Marvelettes, 1961
  32. "In my Heart" by Johnnie Morisette
  33. "Raunchy" by Ernie Freeman and his Combo, 1957
  34. "Jesus Is a Friend" by the Blue Ridge Quartet
  35. "Walking my Lord Up Calvary Hill" by Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper
  36. "Since I Met You, Baby" by Ivory Joe Hunter, 1956
  37. "Devil Doll" by Jackie Lynn Blevins with Joyce Doul and the Sky Rockets
  38. "Love Is my Business" by Cliff Gleaves
  39. "I'm Leaving Town, Baby" by Len and Judy
  40. "Wail!" by the Royaltones, 1958
  41. "You'll Lose a Good Thing" by Barbara Lynn, 1962
  42. "Did You Ever Love a Woman?" by B. B. King, 1956

February 22, 2008 (George Washington's Birthday)

  1. "The Train Kept A-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "Hollerin' and Screamin'" by Little Esther, 1952
  3. "Trouble Up the Road" by Jackie Brenston
  4. "Gun Slinger" by Bo Diddley, 1960
  5. "I Hear a Melody" by the Jacks and Jills, 1956
  6. "Little Boy Blue" by Bobby "Blue" Bland, 1958
  7. "Turn on your Love Light" by Bobby "Blue" Bland, 1962
  8. "Dancing in the Street" by Martha and the Vandellas, 1963
  9. "Party Girl" by Bernadette Carroll, 1964
  10. "Walk Like a Man" by the Four Seasons, 1963
  11. "The Kind of Man I Am" by Gene Cooper and the Voices, c. 1965
  12. "I'll Be All Right" by the Angelic Gospel Singers, 1955
  13. "Hush-a-Meca" by the Casanovas, 1954
  14. "Alligator Meat" by Freddie Jackson with Charlie Singleton and his Orchestra
  15. "Hot Tamales" by the Counts, 1954
  16. "Big Fat Hot Dog" by Agnes Riley and Harry Crafton, 1954
  17. "The Bride Should Have Been Me" by Carmen Taylor and the Quincy Jones Orchestra
  18. "Stop the Wedding" by Etta James, 1962
  19. "Heartbreaking Years" by Barbara Lynn, c. 1962
  20. "True Confession" by the Silvertones
  21. "The Higher the Monkey Climbs" by Justin Hines, 1965
  22. "South Virginia" by Buster's All Stars, 1965
  23. "Don't Cry, Baby" by Johnnie Morisette
  24. "The Time" by Baby Washington, 1958
  25. "The Race Is On" by George Jones, 1964
  26. "Out Behind the Barn" by Little Jimmy Dickens, 1954
  27. "Rock your Baby" by Wanda Jackson, 1958
  28. "Rock and Roll Baby" by Eddie Jackson and his Swingsters, 1956
  29. "Rock 'n' Roll Ruby" by Warren Smith, 1956
  30. "Sunny Side of Love" by Katie Webster
  31. "Waling to New Orleans" by Fats Domino, 1960
  32. "Long Tall Sally" by Little Richard, 1956
  33. "Chicken Little Baby" by Little Richard
  34. "How Big a Fool Can You Be?" by Bixie Crawford, 1956
  35. "Blast Off" by the Satellites and the Space Man, 1959
  36. "Touch the Hem of his Garment" by Sam Cooke and the Soul Stirrers, 1956
  37. "You Send Me" by Sam Cooke, 1956
  38. "You Hurt my Pride" by Ursala Reed and the Joe Morris Orchestra, 1954
  39. "Oh, But She Did" by the El Capris, 1956
  40. "Let's Linger Awhile" by the Capris, 1955 [yes, Capris, not the El Capris - a different group]
  41. "Big Confusion" by Lloyd "Prince" Thomas and the Calypso Troubadours, c. 1957
  42. "Sweet as a Flower" by Miriam Grate and the Dovers, 1959
  43. "Confidential" by Sonny Knight, 1956

February 29, 2008

  1. "The Train Kept A-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "Eleven Roses" by the Wrens, 1955
  3. "Johnny-O" by the Antwinettes, 1958
  4. "Rama Lama Ding Dong" by the Edsels, 1958
  5. "A Schoolgirl in Love" by the Sharmeers, 1958
  6. "Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay" by Otis Redding, 1967
  7. "The Angels Listened In" by Percy Sledge, 1968
  8. "The Angels Listened In" by Johnny Maestro and the Crests, 1959
  9. "I Done Got Over It" by Irma Thomas
  10. "Tequila" by the Champs, 1958
  11. "Heartbroken Love" by Joe Barry
  12. "One More Chance" by Carol Fran, 1960
  13. "Bye, Bye, Baby" by Otis Williams and the Charms, 1954
  14. "Stay Away" by Fats Domino
  15. "Hey, Hey, Baby" by Helen Humes, 1951
  16. "Blowing the Blues Away, Part 1" by Billy Eckstine and his Orchestra, 1944
  17. "Blowing the Blues Away, Part 2" by Billy Eckstine and his Orchestra, 1944
  18. "My Man" by Billie Holiday with Teddy Wilson and his Orchestra, 1937
  19. "Blow-Top Blues" by Dinah Washington, 1945
  20. "Columbus Stockade Blues" by Hardrock Gunter, 1955
  21. "Columbus Stockade Blues" by Darby and Tarlton
  22. "It Ain't No Fault of Mine" by Cliff Carlisle, 1936
  23. "Me and my Chauffeur Blues" by Memphis Minnie, 1941
  24. "Lovey Darling" by the Cardinals, 1953
  25. "Willie Mae's Trouble" by Big Mama Thornton
  26. "Miss Lucy" by the Kidds, 1954
  27. "Little Queenie" by Chuck Berry, 1958
  28. "Ride On, Josephine" by Bo Diddley, 1960
  29. "I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody" by Brenda Lee and the Vocaltones, 1955 (the Black Brenda Lee, not the more famous White Brenda Lee)
  30. "Jesus Loves Me" by the Five Blind Boys of Mississippi, 1956
  31. "Get Away, Jordan" by Mahalia Jackson, 1949
  32. "What'd I Say? Part 1-2" by Ray Charles, 1959
  33. "Koko Joe" by Don and Dewey, 1958
  34. "Kill It" by the Antwinettes, 1958
  35. "Don't Be Cruel" by Elvis Presley, 1956
  36. "Only a Dream" by Cathy Ryan and Group, 1956
  37. "Oh, What a Dream" by Ruth Brown, 1954

March 7, 2008

Pre-empted!! Alas, the show was on only for half an hour: 5:00 - 5:30 p.m., because it was pre-empted by a special remote broadcast for the annual Tiger Stomp event.
  1. "The Train Kept A-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "Oh, Yes!" by the Charmers, 1956
  3. "Pizza Pie" by Norman Fox and the Rob Roys, 1958
  4. "Let's Go for a Ride" by the Collegians, 1957
  5. "Roses Never Fade" by the Jacks and Jills, 1956
  6. "So Strange" by Lillian Leach and the Mellows, 1958
  7. "Sweet Soul Music" by Arthur Conley, 1967
  8. "Go Go, Inn" by Gene Cooper and the Voices, c. 1965
  9. "Please Forgive Me" by the Du-Ettes, 1964
  10. "Need your Lovin'" by Don Gardner and Dee Dee Ford, 1962
  11. "The One Who Really Loves You" by Mary Wells, 1962
  12. "All Night Long" by Joe Houston, 1957

March 14, 2008

Due to technical difficulties, this show was totally messed up! This time it was due to the actions of a very, very inconsiderate oaf! He or she left the turntable cables unplugged (without warning). Sounds simple to fix, right? Not so! There are dozens of cables running behind the console and the turntable cables had two prongs each. I could not figure out which of the 150 or so holes should be plugged in and those holes did not fit right. I finally located 5 holes that fit, but no matter what combination of plugging in I tried, the turntables would just not work! Remember, most of these songs are literally 2:30 min. long, so there's not much time to experiment either.

Since literally about 75-80% of the music I play (I bring it in from home in Camp Hill - 22.5 miles away) is phonograph records, it's pretty crippling to say the least when some oaf disconnects or otherwise messes up the turntables! I'm also amazed at the sheer lack of consideration. Whatever happened to elementary common courtesy? First of all, you should leave things back the way you found them. If that's not possible, at least have the decency to notify the station management, or at the very, very least, how about leaving a note for the next d.j. informing him/her about the problem with the equipment? Well, let's hope this is the last time I have to deal with this problem. I'm going to find out just where those cables plug in so that next time some #$%^&* idiot leaves the cables unplugged, I should be able to plug them in and broadcast as usual. By the way, I at least now do know how to reset the computerized control board to bring back the turntables in case some #$%^& idiot removes the turntable setting as was done on February 8 (see above).

Due to the technical difficulties, I can only reconstruct part of the playlist for March 14. Remember, I was scrambling desperately to locate songs on the relatively few C.D.'s I'd brought with me and I had to note those down on the playlist in the station itself so I didn't have time to transcribe them to my own notebook (traditional print notetook, not notebook computer). So, here goes.

  1. "The Train Kept A-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "Tequila Hop" by Jack McVea, 1954
  3. [Don't Know]
  4. [Don't Know]
  5. "My Last Goodbye to You" by Brenda Lee and the Vocaltones, 1955 (the Black Brenda Lee, not the more famous White Brenda Lee))
  6. "Hey, Paula" by Paul and Paula, 1962
  7. [Don't Know]
  8. [Don't Know]
  9. [Don't Know]
  10. [Don't Know]
  11. [Don't Know]
  12. "The Lifeboat Is Coming" by the Chosen Gospel Singers, 1954
  13. [Don't Know]
  14. [Don't Know]
  15. [Don't Know]
  16. "I Make the Love" by Ronne Dawson, 1958
  17. "Mind your own Business" by Evelyn White and the Radio Ranch Boys
  18. "Havin' a Whole Lotta Fun" by Johnny Jano, 1956
  19. "Whiskey and Gin" by Johnny Ray, 1950
  20. "Foolishly Yours" by Savannah Churchill and the Four Tunes, 1946
  21. [Don't Know]
  22. "Women, Women, Women" by Gene Phillips and his Orchestra, 1950
  23. "Hallelujah, I Love Her So" by Ray Charles, 1955
  24. "St. Louis Blues" by Eartha Kitt
  25. "Will She Know?" by the Serenaders
  26. [Don't Know]
  27. [Don't Know]
  28. [Don't Know]
  29. [Don't Know]
  30. "Something Got a Hold of Me" by the Ward Singers, 1962, live
  31. "I Bowed on my Knees and Cried Holy" by Mahalia Jackson, 1951
  32. [Don't Know]
  33. [Don't Know]
  34. "You're No Good" by Betty Everett
  35. [Don't Know]
  36. [Don't Know]
  37. "Don't Hang Up" by the Orlons, 1962
  38. "Jump and Bump" by the Flares, 1960
  39. [Don't Know]
  40. "King of Hearts" by the Cookies, 1957

March 21, 2008

  1. "The Train Kept a-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "Catch 'Em Young, Treat 'Em Rough, Tell 'Em Nothin'" by Mabel Scott, 1951
  3. "You Better Watch That Jive" by Smokey Hogg, 1949
  4. "Beer Bottle Boogie" by Marilyn Scott, 1950
  5. "Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee" by Sticks McGhee and his Buddies, 1949
  6. "A Casual Look" by the Six Teens, 1956
  7. "Roses Never Fade" by the Jacks and Jills, 1956
  8. "We Want a Rock and Roll President" by the Coney Island Kids, 1956
  9. "Jordan for President" by Louis Jordan, 1952
  10. "Red's Dream" by Louisiana Red
  11. "Honky Tonk Boogie" by the Johnny Otis Orchestra, 1951
  12. "Today" by the Angelic Gospel Singers and the Dixie Hummingbirds, 1951
  13. "The Joker" by Billy Myles, 1957
  14. "Look at the Stars" by the Bobbettes, 1957
  15. "Fat-Fat-Fat Mom-Mi-O" by the Chalets, 1961
  16. "Babalu's Wedding Day" by the Eternals, 1959
  17. "Wildwood Days" by Bobby Rydell, 1963
  18. "Play It Fair" by LaVern Baker, 1955
  19. "Whirlpool of Love" by Carol Jarvis
  20. "Shop Around" by Mary Wells, 1961
  21. "Shop Around" by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, 1960
  22. "My Girl" by the Temptations, 1964
  23. "Ain't That Good News?" by Sam Cooke, 1963
  24. "Blues Heaven" by Ko Ko Taylor, 1966
  25. "Bewildered" by James Brown and the Famous Flames, 1961
  26. "Special Delivery" by the Shondells, 1963
  27. "Let's Go, Let's Go, Let's Go" by Hank Ballard and the Midnnighters, 1960
  28. "Peanuts" by Little Joe and the Thrillers, 1956
  29. "Please Be my Guy" by Cleo and the Crystaliers, 1957
  30. "Soul Twist" by King Curtis, 1962
  31. "Were You There When They Crucified my Lord?" by Sister Rosetta Tharpe and the Rosetta Gospel Singers, 1949
  32. "Angels" by Professor Johnson and his Gospel Singers, 1950
  33. "Rocket 88" by Bill Haley and Haley's Comets, 1951
  34. "Oakie Boogie" by Ella Mae Morse, 1952
  35. "Big Daddy Blues" by Jimmie Brevard and the Oklahoma Playboys, 1936
  36. "Cowboy's Night Herd Song" by the Sons of the Pioneers, 1934
  37. "Romance in the Dark" by Lil Green, 1940
  38. "I Love my Lovin' Lover" by Betty Roche, 1944
  39. "Don't Ever Move a Woman into your House" by Jimmy Witherspoon with Buddy Floyd and his Orchestra
  40. "Rose Mary" by Fats Domino, 1953
  41. "All Gone" by Ursala Reed and the Joe Morris Orchestra, 1954
  42. "Just a Walk with You" by Jimmie Andrews

March 28, 2008

  1. "The Train Kept A-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "Lewis Workout" by Jerry Lee Lewis
  3. "Tough Lover" by Etta James, 1956
  4. "Cindy Lou" by Dick Penner, 1957
  5. "Who's Lovin/ You?" by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, 1961
  6. "Don't Throw your Love on Me So Hard" by Johnnie Morisette
  7. "Wizard of Love" by the Ly-Dells, 1961
  8. "Keep your Hands Off Him" by Damita Jo
  9. "True, True Love" by the Corvairs, 1962
  10. "When I Wake Up in Glory" by the Gospel Silhouettes
  11. "I Hear You Knockin'" by Smiley Lewis, 1955
  12. "Little Fernandez" by Smiley Lewis, 1953
  13. "Stone Cold Dead in de Market" by Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Jordan, 1945
  14. "Rum and Coca-Cola" by the Andrews Sisters, 1947
  15. "Rum and Coca-Cola" by Lord Invader, 1946 (live!)
  16. "Rebel" by Carol Jarvis
  17. "The Trial (of my Love)" by the Court Jesters, 1963
  18. "Later, Later" by the Cookies, 1955
  19. "I Only Want You" by the Passions, 1960
  20. "I Promise to Remember" by Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers, 1956
  21. "I Promise to Remember" by Jimmy Castor and the Juniors, 1956
  22. "One More Chance" by Charles and Carl, 1955
  23. "He Still Loves Me" by the Capris
  24. "Gulley Stomp" by Sam Price, 1957
  25. "Have You Heard the Word?" by Johnny Jano
  26. "From an Angel to a Devil" by Polly Tucker
  27. "(My Gal Is) Red Hot" by the Carroll Brothers, 1958
  28. "Thank You and Goodnight" by the Angels, 1963
  29. "Come What May" by the Hi Tensions
  30. "Tall Paul" by Annette (Funicelleo), 1959
  31. "Standing in the Judgment" by the Sensational Nightingales, c. 1958
  32. "What Is This I See?" by Hank Ballard and the Midnighters, 1961
  33. "Guess Who?" by the Miller Sisters, 1956
  34. "Come to Me" by the Quadrells, 1956
  35. "Whose Hat Is That?" by Roy Brown, 1947
  36. "Red Light" by Merrill Moore, 1953
  37. "The Shot Gun Boogie" by Tennessee Ernie Ford, 1950
  38. "T. V. Is the Thing" by Connie Carroll, 1955
  39. "The Great Pretender" by the Platters, 1955
  40. "You Set my Soul on Fire" by LaVern Baker, 1953
  41. "Can't We Be Sweethearts?" by the Cleftones, 1956

April 4, 2008

  1. "The Train Kept a-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "Not Too Young to Get Married" by Bob B. Soxx and the Blue Jeans, 1963
  3. "True Fine Mama" by Little Richard, 1957
  4. "Chonnie-On-Chon" by James Brown, 1957
  5. "God Only Knows" by the Capris, 1954
  6. "God Only Knows" by the Crystals, 1955
  7. "Meet Me, Meet Me, Baby" by the Kansas City Tom Cats, 1955
  8. "Lightning Strikes" by Lou Christie, 1965
  9. "A Girl's Work Is Never Done" by the Chordettes
  10. "Yakety-Yak" by the Coasters, 1958
  11. "Give It Up" by Noble Watts and the Paul Williams Orchestra, 1955
  12. "Did You Stop to Pray this Morning?" by Lou Rawls and the Pilgrim Travelers, 1962
  13. "Angel Baby" by Rosie and the Originals, 1960
  14. Side 2 of the L.P.: "James Brown and the Famous Flames Live and Lowdown at the Apollo" (all rec. live, 1962):
  15. "Lost Someone"
  16. "You've Got the Power"
  17. "I Found Someone"
  18. "Why Do You Do Me?"
  19. "I Want You So Bad"
  20. "I Found Someone"
  21. "Why Does Everything Happen to Me?"
  22. "Night Train"
  23. "Let your Conscience be your Guide" by Mary Wells, 1961
  24. "I Love You, Darling" by the Apollos, 1959
  25. "Rock and Roll Wedding" by Sunny Gale, 1956
  26. "Rock and Roll Wedding" by Bixie Crawford, 1956
  27. "Hip Shakin' Mama" by Jackie Lee Cochran, 1956
  28. "Gonna Be Loved" by Linda and the Epics, 1959
  29. "Nadine" by the Coronets, 1953
  30. "Whispering Heart" by the Empires, 1956
  31. "Pretty Little Angel Eyes" by Curtis Lee, 1961
  32. "Please Tell Me" by the Paradons, 1960
  33. "All that I Need" by the Angelic Gospel Singers, 1959
  34. "The World Can't Do Me No Harm" by Ethel Davenport, 1948
  35. "Nobody Treats Me Right" by Smokey Hogg, 1949
  36. "Remember Me Blues" by Memphis Minnie
  37. "Stack-a-Lee, Part 1" by Archibald, 1950
  38. "Stack-a-Lee, Part 2" by Archibald, 1950
  39. "Trial of Stagger Lee" by Stella Johnson
  40. "Ageable Woman" by James "Wee Willie" Wayne
  41. "Old Woman Boogie" by Hubert Robinson, 1950
  42. "Crazy Feeling" by Etta James, live, 1956
  43. "Baby Darling" by Richard Berry and the Dreamers, 1955
  44. "Last Call" by the Al Smith Orchestra, 1954-55

April 11, 2008

  1. "The Train Kept A-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "Ruby Baby" by the Drifters, 1955
  3. "The Right Time" by Ray Charles, 1958
  4. "Ain't I Talkin' to You, Baby?" by Sheri Washington, 1956-57
  5. "Like a Baby" by Priscilla Bowman, 1959
  6. "Our Only Child" by Guitar Slim, 1954
  7. "I Wanna Boogie" by Jimmy Anderson and the Joy Jumpers
  8. "Mr. Big Wheel" by Christine Kittrell, 1961
  9. "Diggin' my Potatoes" by Little Walter (NOTE: not THE Little Walter of "Juke" and "My Babe" fame)
  10. "Diggin' my Potatoes" by Washboard Sam
  11. "Farm for Sale" by Cowboy Copas
  12. "I Can Tell the World about This" by Laura Henton, 1928
  13. "Alabam'" by Cowboy Copas, 1960
  14. "Going Back to Dixie" by Wayne Busbice with Buzz Busby and the Bayou Boys, 1958
  15. "Dynamite" by Brenda Lee, 1960
  16. "I Forgot More than You'll Ever Know" by the Davis Sisters, 1953
  17. "When the Swallows Come Back to Capistrano" by the Ink Spots, 1940
  18. "That Cat Is High" by the Ink Spots, 1938
  19. "Practice Makes Perfect" by Billie Holiday
  20. "The 'G' Man Got the 'T' Man" by Cee Pee Johnson and his Band, 1945
  21. "Hot in Harlem" by Tiny Grimes and his Rocking Highlanders, 1948
  22. "I Hope Love Will Change Someday" by Memphis Minnie
  23. "Oh, Baby" by the Majors, 1958
  24. "Careless Love" by Fats Domino, 1950
  25. "Ain't It Good?" by Fats Domino
  26. "Two Weeks, Three Days" by Joan Duvall
  27. "Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu" by Huey "Piano" Smith and the Clowns, 1957
  28. "Dreamy Eyes" by the Youngsters, 1956
  29. "Going Home to Stay" by the Hearts, 1956
  30. "Down by the Woodshed" by Thelma Cooper, 1949
  31. "Fool at the Wheel" by Little Richard and the Tempo Toppers with the Duces of Rhythm, 1953
  32. "When the World's on Fire" by the Skylarks, 1954
  33. "Tell It to Jesus" by the Gospel Silhouettes
  34. "Human" by Tommy Hunt, 1962
  35. "While our Hearts Are Young" by the Federals, 1955
  36. "Fanny Duncan" by Daisy Mae and her Hepcats, 1955 (Hepcats, all right!)
  37. "Shake, Rattle, and Roll" by Big Joe Turner, 1954
  38. "Cry Baby" by the Bonnie Sisters, 1955
  39. "Cry Baby" by the Scarlets, 1955
  40. "Remember" by Sherman and the Darts, 1958
  41. "Nobody Cares" by Baby Washington, 1961

April 18, 2008

  1. "The Train Kept A-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "Da Doo Ron Ron" by the Crystals, 1963
  3. "I Wanna Love Him So Bad" by the Jelly Beans, 1964
  4. "Remember When" the Earls, 1962
  5. "So Tough" by the Original Casuals, 1958
  6. "Memories" by the Chantels, 1958
  7. "My Memories of You" by the Harptones, 1955
  8. "Japanese Banana" by Alvin and the Chipmunks
  9. "We Got a Party" by the Party Boys, 1961
  10. "Let's Have a Party" by Wanda Jackson, 1958
  11. "House Party" by Amos Milburn, 1955
  12. "I've Heard of a City" by Clara Ward, 1953
  13. "Before this Time Another Year" by the Chosen Gospel Singers, 1952
  14. "Sixty Minute Man" by Hardrock Gunter and Roberta Lee, 1951
  15. "Sixty Minute Man" by Billy Ward and the Dominoes, 1951
  16. "Can't Do Sixty No More" by the Du Droppers, 1952
  17. "Can't Do Sixty No More" by Billy Ward and the Dominoes, 1955
  18. "I Live the Life I Love" by Effie Smith, 1948
  19. "Baby Daddy" by Lil Armstrong
  20. "When You Dance" by the Turbans, 1955
  21. "Blue Moon" by the Emanons, 1956
  22. "Bohemian Daddy" by the Marquis, 1956
  23. "Buttermilk" by Red Holloway and the Al Smith Orchestra, 1954-55
  24. "Gloria" by the Cadillacs, 1954
  25. "Happy, Happy Birthday, Baby" by the Tune Weavers, 1957
  26. "Look Down that Lonesome Road" by the Tune Weavers, 1958
  27. "A Thousand Guitars" by Tracy Pendarvis, 1959
  28. "Riverside Jump" by Jackie Lee Cochran, 1956
  29. "To Be with You" by Harold Dorman, 1957
  30. "The Wayward Wind" by Gogi Grant, 1956
  31. "Fats Domino Blues" by Fats Domino
  32. "A Rocking Good Way" by Priscilla Bowman, 1957
  33. "Baby, You've Got What It Takes" by Dinah Washington and Brook Benton, 1960
  34. "God Is a Battle Axe" by the Sallie Martin Singers, 1950
  35. "Saved by the Blood of Jesus" by the Hightower Brothers, 1962
  36. "It's Raining" by Irma Thomas, 1963
  37. "Sweet Like a Honey Bee" by Sir Lancelot with Chino Ortiz and his Trinidad Serenaders
  38. "Caroline" by Levi Burke and the Seven Seas Calypso Band
  39. "Twistin' Matilda (and the Channel)" by Jimmy Soul, 1961
  40. "When Matilda Comes Back" by Jimmy Soul, 1962
  41. "Two Lovers" by Mary Wells, 1962
  42. "Moments" by Jenell Hawkins, 1961
  43. "Walking through the Park" by Muddy Waters, 1958
  44. "Lonesome Playgirl" by Daisy Mae and her Hepcats, 1955 (Hepcats, all right!)

April 25, 2008

  1. "The Train Kept A-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "Party Girl" by T-Bone Walker, 1952
  3. "Shake my Hand" by Dr. Ross, 1951
  4. "Come On, Daddy (Let's Go Play Tonight)" by Pearl Traylor, 1951
  5. "Tomorrow Night" by LaVern Baker, 1954
  6. "God Only Knows" by the Crystals, 1955
  7. "I Want You to Be my Girl" by Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers, 1956
  8. "Barbara-Ann" by the Regents, 1961
  9. "Don't Be a Litterbug" by the Ly-Dells, 1966
  10. "Lightnin' Strikes" by Lou Christie, 1965
  11. "Wonderful One" by the Shondells, 1962
  12. "That's Heaven to Me" by Lou Rawls and the Pilgrim Travelers, 1962
  13. "Pass the Buck" by Noble Watts and the Paul Williams Orchestra, 1955
  14. "I Go into Orbit" by Johnny Acey (not Johnny Ace)
  15. "I Feel So Low" by Katie Webster, 1959
  16. "Kansas City" by Wilbert Harrison, 1959
  17. "Wait" by Jimmy Clanton
  18. "Opportunity" by the Jewels, 1964
  19. "The Way You Do the Things You Do" by the Temptations, 1964
  20. "A Rocking Good Way" by Priscilla Bowman, 1957
  21. "A Rockin' Good Way (to Mess Around and Fall in Love)" by Dinah Washington and Brook Benton, 1960
  22. "I Love You So" by Carl Hogan and the Miracles, 1958
  23. "You" by the Aquatones, 1958
  24. "Rock and Roll Love" by Jo-Ann Campbell, 1958
  25. "Party Doll" by Buddy Knox, 1957
  26. "I'd Make a Good Man for You" by Johnny Jano
  27. "All Shook Up" by Elvis Presley, 1957
  28. "Roses Never Fade" by the Jacks and Jills, 1956
  29. "Susie Darlin'" by Robin Luke, 1958
  30. "Since I Met You, Baby" by Ivory Joe Hunter, 1956
  31. "This Little Girl's Gone Rockin'" by Janice Peters and the Frank Barber Band, 1958
  32. "Don't Take Everybody to Be your Friend" by Sister Rosetta Tharpe, 1946
  33. "Pray Every Step of the Way" by the Elite Jewels
  34. "Dear Lorraine" by the Federals, 1957
  35. "Love Can't Be Blind" by Dolly Cooper and the Wanderers, 1953
  36. "I Like It Like That" by Chris Kenner, 1961
  37. "I Don't Like It Like That Part 2" by the Bobbettes, 1961
  38. "She Like to Boogie Real Low (Blue Light Boogie)" by Frankie Lee Sims, 1958
  39. "Well, Goodbye, Baby" by Frankie Lee Sims
  40. "Let's Call It a Day" by Lula Reed, 1952
  41. "Mine and Mine Alone" by the Angelettes, 1956
  42. "Roll Over, Beethoven" by Chuck Berry, 1956

May 2, 2008

  1. "The Train Kept a-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, 1951
  2. "Ooh, Little Daddy" by Edna McGriff
  3. "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On" by Mickey Gilley
  4. "What Do You Want from Me?" by the Lancers, 1958-59
  5. "I Just Got Rid of a Heartache" by Shirley Gunter and the Flairs, 1955
  6. "Every Time (You're Mine)" by Ricky Page
  7. "Never Love Another" by the Five Chimes, 1955
  8. "Take Out Some Insurance" by Jimmy Reed, 1959
  9. "I Got What my Daddy Likes" by Marilyn Scott, 1945
  10. "Memphis Flu" by Elder Curry, 1930
  11. "Outdoor Blues" by Memphis Minnie, 1932
  12. "Worried Man Blues" by the Carter Family, 1930
  13. "I Ain't Got No Home" by Woody Guthrie, 1940
  14. "Kisses Sweeter than Wine" by Jimmie Rodgers, 1957
  15. "Talk to Me, Talk to Me" by Little Willie John, 1958
  16. "What I Need Is Love" by Barbara Lynn, 1962
  17. "Tell Me Why" by the Belmonts, 1961
  18. "Tell Me Why" by Norman Fox and the Rob-Roys, 1956
  19. "You, Only You" by the Angelettes, 1956
  20. "Big Jay's Hop" by Big Jay McNeely, 1955
  21. "Make Believe World" by the Kodaks, 1957
  22. "Heaven and Paradise" by Don Julian's Meadowlarks, 1955
  23. "Mess Around" by Ray Charles, 1953
  24. "Rock the Joint" by Jimmy Preston and his Prestonians, 1949
  25. "What's Happening?" by Connie Allen and the Paul Williams Orchestra, 1949
  26. "Tuskegee Boogie" by McKinley James
  27. "Don't Ever Leave Me" by Tarheel Slim and Little Ann, 1958
  28. "This Is my Story" by Gene and Eunice, 1955
  29. "After Awhile" by the Rev. Claude Jeter and the Swan Silvertones, 1954 (live)
  30. "Mona Lisa" by Conway Twitty, 1959
  31. "I Viberate" [sic] by Conway Twitty, 1958
  32. "Fascinating Baby" by Sherree Scott
  33. "Little Bitty Pretty One" by Thurston Harris, 1957
  34. "Yes, I'm Ready" by Barbara Mason, 1965
  35. "That's How Heartaches Are Made" by Baby Washington, 1963
  36. "Sally, Go 'Round the Roses" by the Jaynetts, 1963
  37. "Shake a Tail Feather" by the Five Du-Tones, 1963
  38. "The Watusi" by the Vibrations, 1960
  39. "Do the New Continental" by the Dovells, 1962

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