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MUSICAL PICK OF THE MOMENT:
"I Wanna Rock" by Patsy Holcomb, 1957
A very appealing rocker that should have been a hit! Features the rather sexy voice of Patsy Holcomb singing about rockin' at a local honky tonk. This was recorded on Sun Records
so that means there's a wonderful warm sound to this Rockabilly number. The pianist sounds like Jerry Lee Lewis and the piano solo is just outstanding! Same for the electric guitar solo! Has that liquid bluesy sound of Roland Janes but I don't know the identity of the session artists. This
is a really fine record to play when you're in the mood to dance!
REAL MUSIC LINKS:
- Rock N Rhythm Revue: Podcasts
- Doo Wop Nation
- Blue Highway (Blues)
- Fifties Website
- Marv Goldberg's Yesterday's Memories Rhythm & Blues Party
- Black Gospel Music Clef
- Trinidad Calypso Tent
- Classic Urban Harmony
CARIBBEAN TRAVEL AND CULTURE LINKS:
- Aruba Travel Guide
- Bahamas Homepage
- Barbados Tourism Authority
- Caribbean Supersite
- Trinidad and Tobago Homepage
- 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/
Tune in!
Play List: See Below
Just married! (October 28, 2006)
Last updated July 29, 2010 at 11:08 a. m. Copyright (c) 2009.
Send any e-mail comments to me at dodgeti@auburn.edu
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: Summer 2010
May 21, 2010
- "Up above my Head" by Sister Rosetta Tharpe, 1947
- "Going Back to Mexio" by Lula Reed, 1953
- "One Bad Stud" by the Honey Bears, 1954
- "Lay It on the Line" by Billy Ward and the Dominoes, 1961
- "Maybe" by the Chantels, 1957
- "Please, Please, Please" by James Brown and the Famous Flames, 1956 (His FIRST record! The ORIGINAL gospel-flavored R. & B. pleadin’ ballad!)
- "Don't Know Where I'm At" by All Harrison, 1955
- "Your Good Doin'" by Millie Bosman, 1954
- "Bring It to Jerome" by Bo Diddley and Jerome Green, 1955
- "Tongue Tied" by Betty McQuade
- "Honky Tonk Husband" by Helen Hall, 1955
- "Only You (and You Alone)" by the Platters, 1955
- "Moan, People, Moan" by King Houdini, 1953-54 (Wonderful combination of Calypso and Gospel from Trinidad!)
- "Heaven Is So High" by the Percentie Brothers, 1953 (Wonderful combination of Calypso and Gospel from the Bahamas!)
- "Massa Johnnie" by Lili Verona and Mike McKenzie's All Stars, 1954
- "Jean and Dinah" by the Mighty Sparrow, 1956 (The FIRST Calypso record by perhaps the greatest calypsonian of all time! He’s still at it in 2010!)
- "Pretty Papa Blues (Pretty Mama Blues)" by Paula Watson, 1948
- "Tell Me So" by Sonny Til and the Orioles, 1948
- "Bardu's Boogie" by Bardu Ali with Johnny Otis and his Orchestra, 1946
- "Let the Good Times Roll" by Louis Jordan, 1946
- "Rock Me, Daddy" by Laurie Tate, 1952
- "If You Don't Know What You're Doing" by Vicki Evans and Bill Campbell's Orchestra, 1955
- "Sincerely" by the Moonglows, 1954
- "Truly" by Arthur Lee Maye and the Crowns, 1955 (Nice soulful ballad very similar to the Moonglows’ classic “Sincerely”!)
- "Kill It" by the Antwinettes, 1958
- "Pretty Little Angel Eyes" by Curtis Lee, 1961
- "Remember the Night" by the Del Larks, 1958 (Crazy bass voice on this midtempo doo-wop rocker)
- "Too Young to Marry You" by the Teenettes
- "Kansas City" by Wilbert Harrison, 1959
- "My Man" by Delores Mawell, 1959
- "Mojo Hand" by Lightnin' Hopkins, 1961
- "Foot Stomping, Part II" by the Flares, 1961 (OUTSTANDING instrumental version of their HUGE 1961 dance hit! Features HOT organ playing!)
- "Since I Met Jesus" by Bessie Griffin, 1953
- "I Will Trust in the Lord" by the Spirit of Memphis Quartet, 1953
- "Whatcha Gonna Do?" by Nolan Strong and the Diablos, 1955
- "Love Contest" by Ruth Brown, 1953
- "Little Queenie" by Chuck Berry, 1958
- "Please, Please" by Kimball Coburn
- "All in my Mind" by Maxine Brown, 1961
- "That Lucky Old Sun" by Ray Charles, 1963
May 28, 2010
- "Up above my Head" by Sister Rosetta Tharpe, 1947
- "New Orleans" by Gary U.S. Bonds, 1960
- "Knock, Knock" by Carol Fran, 1957
- "Don't You Know, Yockomo?" by Huey "Piano" Smith and the Clowns, 1958
- "Here Comes the Night Owl" by Marva Allen
- "Down to Earth" by the Nutmegs, 1963
- "Congo Mombo" by Guitar Gable, 1956
- "Hello, Mary Lou" by Gene Pitney, 1961 (The ORIGINAL version before Ricky Nelson’s big hit by the guy who wrote it!)
- "Fifteen Seconds" by Roxie Williams
- "Run Around Sue" by Dion, 1961
- "Surely, God Is Able" by the Ward Singers, 1950
- "Mother" by Vance "Tiny" Powell and the Paramount Gospel Singers, 1955
- "Texas Hop" by Dave Bartholomew, 1953
- "Boom Diddy Wa Wa" by Marie Adams and Junior Ryder with the Johnny Otis Orchestra
- "The Hoochi Coochi Coo" by Hank Ballard and the Midnighters, 1960
- "He's So Fine" by the Chiffons, 1963
- "Stop, Look, and Listen" by the Memories
- "Come Home" by the Vestelles, 1958
- "Geraldine" by the El Venos, 1956
- "Remember the Night" by the Del Larks, 1958
- "A Wonderful Dream" by the Majors, 1961
- "Mary Lee" by the Rainbows, 1954
- "It's Just a Matter of Time" by Brook Benton, 1959
- "Please Forgive Me" by Ann Cole
- "I'm a King Bee" by Slim Harpo, 1957
- "Baby, Scratch my Back" by Slim Harpo, 1965
- "Whooee, Sweet Daddy" by Katie Webster
- "High-Heel Sneakers" by Tommy Tucker, 1964
- "Red Sails in the Sunset" by Bobby Jay, 1962
- "Hello, Stranger" by Barbara Lewis, 1963
- "The Green Door" by Jim Lowe, 1956
- "My Heart Cries for You" by the Sensations, 1956
- "Crying Holy unto the Lord" by the Blue Chips, 1936
- "He Is my Story" by Arizona Dranes, 1928
- "Guitar Rag" by Sylvester Weaver, 1923 The ORIGINAL Hawaiian guitar version of this Blues instrumental!)
- "Steel Guitar Rag" by Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys, 1936 The ORIGINAL Hawaiian guitar version of this Blues instrumental!)
- "Steel Guitar Rag" by Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm, 1959 (Ike Turner brings us an electric guitar version!)
- "Down So Long" by Dolly Cooper, 1955
- "Since I Don't Have You" by the Skyliners, 1959
- "Bar-b-Q Sauce" by Sam Price, 1956
- "Can't Eat, Can't Sleep" by Dolores Ware, 1955
June 4, 2010
- "Up above my Head" by Sister Rosetta Tharpe, 1947
- "I Can't Rock and Roll to Save my Soul" by Pearl Bailey, 1956
- "Rock Around the Clock" by Bill Haley and the Comets, 1954
- "Middle-Aged Spread" by the Carlisles, 1955
- "Please Be True" by Sugar Pie and Preston Love's Orchestra, 1955
- "My Dear" by the Four Dots, 1951
- "Tutti Frutti" by Little Richard, 1955
- "Little Lovin'" by Mimi Romano
- "Lucky Me, I'm in Love" by the El Domingos, 1961
- "39-21-40 Shape" by the Showmen, 1961 (Kazowee! She's built!!)
- "The Bells" by Baby Washington, 1958
- "Tonight, Kathleen" by the Valentines, 1954
- "Strange Things Happening" by Sister Rosetta Tharpe, 1944
- "Blood Done Signed my Name" by the Radio Four, 1952
- "That's What You're Doing to Me" by the Dominoes, 1952
- "9:30 Shuffle" by Lowell Fulson, 1947
- "Call on Me" by Beverly Ann Gibson, 1959
- "A Casual Look" by the Six Teens, 1956
- "June-Teenth Jamboree" by Fatso Bentley, 1953
- "That's Why (I Love You So)" by Jackie Wilson, 1959
- "Mockingbird" by Charlie and Inez Foxx, 1963
- "Jim Dandy" by LaVern Baker, 1955
- "Jim Dandy Got Married" by LaVern Baker, 1957
- The Vows of Love" by the Paragons, 1958
- "Lover, Be Fair" by Joe Templeton, 1962
- "Please, Dear" by the Quintones, 1958
- "Miss Jamaica" by Jimmy Cliff
- "King of Kings" by Jimmy Cliff, 1963
- "Mixed Up Faculty" by Gary U.S. Bonds
- "Yes, I'm Ready" by Barbara Mason, 1965
- "You and your Lovin' Ways" by Johnnie Morissette
- "Hot Dog" by Chris Powell and the Five Blue Flames, 1949
- "Get Away, Mr. Satan" by the Coleman Brothers, 1951
- "God Is a Battle Axe" by the Sallie Martin Singers, 1950
- "Come Back, Baby" by King Perry
- "Let Me Be Free" by Juanita Nixon
- "I Want to Be Free" by Elvis Presley, 1957
- "Blow, Lynn, Blow" by Lynn Hope, 1951
- "Mama, He Treats your Daughter Mean" by Ruth Brown, 1953 (The fast version!)
- "Let's Do the Boogie" by B.B. King, 1956
- "She Like to Boogie Real Low (Blue Light Boogie)" by Frankie Lee Sims, 1958
- "In the Dark" by Marie Adams and the Johnny Otis Show, 1958
June 11, 2010
- "Up above my Head" by Sister Rosetta Tharpe, 1947
- "Jumpin' the Boogie" by Piano Red, 1950
- "Five - Ten - Fifteen Hours" by Ella Mae Morse, 1954
- "Blast Off" by the Satellites and the Space Man, 1959
- "Tell Me" by the Playboys, 1954
- "Lonely Heartaches" by Barbara Lynn, 1962
- "Oh, Lonesome Me" by Don Gibson, 1957
- "I Know" by Barbara George, 1961
- "Just Words" by the Versatiles, 1962
- "Oh, But She Did" by the El Capris, 1956
- "Our Father" by the Five Blind Boys of Mississippi, 1950
- "I Am Healed by the Wound in His Side" by Mahalia Jackson, c. 1947
- "Nel Blu Dipinto di Blu (Volare)" by Domenico Modugno, 1958
- "Diana" by Paul Anka, 1957
- "The Green Door" by Jim Lowe, 1956
- "Just One Look" by Doris Troy, 1963
- "Stormy Weather" by Doris Troy, 1963
- "Forgotten" by the Sheppards, 1964
- "Clap your Hands, Part 1" by the Wheels, 1959
- "Do You Love Me?" by the Contours, 1962
- "Slop Time" by the Shirelles, 1958
- "Look Down that Lonesome Road" by the Tune Weavers, 1958
- "Guided Missiles" by the Cufflinks, 1956
- "Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere" by Laurie Tate and the Joe Morris Orchestra, 1950
- "Butcher Shop Blues" by the Nov-Elettes
- "The Shot Gun Boogie" by Tennessee Ernie Ford, 1950
- "Long Sideburns" by Bolean Barry
- "Lewis Boogie" by Jerry Lee Lewis, 1958
- "Mother's Prayer Answered" by Brother Joe May, 1964
- "I'll Be Satisfied Then" by Sister Jessie Mae Renfro, 1952
- "My Boy Lollipop" by Millie Small, 1964
- "Marie" by Millie and Roy (Millie Small and Roy Panton - great Ska music from Jamaica!)
- "Mr. Khruschev" by Skitter Bluesy Ska from Jamaica concerning the Soviet Union. Probably issued shortly after the October 1962 Cuban missile crisis).
- "Boogie in my Bones" by Laurel Aitken, 1959 Bluesy Jamaican music! Considered to be the first Ska record)
- "Worried over You" by Keith and Enid, 1960
- "This Is my Story" by Gene and Eunice, 1955
- "Your Last Chance" by Lewis Lymon and the Teenchords, 1957
- "Come Go with Me" by the Del Vikings, 1956
- "You're Mine" by the Fontane Sisters
- "Skitter Skatter" by the Metrotones, 1957
- "Loaded with Goodies" by the Rubies, 1961
- "Love Me Now" by the Clevers
- "Boppin' Bobbie Jean" by King Victor
June 18, 2010
- "Up above my Head" by Sister Rosetta Tharpe, 1947
- "Later, Later" by the Cookies, 1955
- "At the Hop" by the Danny and the Juniors, 1957
- "Sock Hop" by Carol Jarvis
- "Girl of Mine" by the El Capris, 1957
- "Come on Back" by the Sheiks, 1960
- "Hear my Plea" by Donnie Elbert, 1957
- "Roll 'Em, Sam" by Sam Price, 1959
- "For your Love" by Little Bessie, 1960-61
- "Let the Four Winds Blow" by Fats Domino, 1961
- "It's Getting Late in the Evening" by Dorothy Love Coates and the Original Gospel Harmonettes, 1955 (Live Gospel! Intense!)
- "Trust Jesus" by the Harmonizing Four, 1954
- "A Little Bird Told Me" by Paula Watson, 1948
- "Rockin' Robin" by Bobby Day, 1958
- "Big Bopper's Wedding" by the Big Bopper, 1958
- "Great Balls of Fire" by Jerry Lee Lewis, 1957
- "Ain't Nobody Here but Us Chickens" by Louis Jordan, 1946
- "God Bless the Child" by Billie Holiday, 1941
- "Let's Try Again" by Thelma Cooper, 1949
- "Baby, Take a Chance with Me" by Tampa red, 1940
- "Money's Gettin' Cheaper (Times Gettin' Tougher than Tough)" by Jimmy Witherspoon, 1947
- "Shout and rock" by Elmore Nixon
- "Let's Do It" by Sticks McGhee and his Buddies, 1950
- "I Ain't the Same Old Fool" by Madonna Martin, 1949
- "Crying for You" by Bette McLaurin, 1951
- "Kentucky Is Only a Dream" by Red Belcher and his Ridgerunners, 1948
- "My Little Georgia Rose" by Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys, 1950
- "Juke Box Blues" by June Carter, 1952
- "Beautiful Brown Eyes" by Roy Acuff, 1953 (Live!)
- "See See Rider" by Bea Booze, 1942
- "C.C. Rider" by Chuck Willis, 1957
- "I Know I Got Religion" by the Staple Singers, 1956
- "Jesus Is with Me" by the Goldrock Gospel Singers, 1950
- "Come Go with Me" by the Del Vikings, 1956
- "Whispering Bells" by the Del Vikings, 1956
- "Over the Rainbow" by the Del Vikings
- "Cool Shake" by the Del Vikings, 1957
- "Come Along with Me" by the Del Vikings, 1958
- "Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight" by Gloria Mann, 1954
- "I Cried a Tear over You" by Ruby and her Swinging Rocks, 1964
June 25: NO SHOW!! Sorry, but I must attend a professional meeting in Washington, D.C. Should be back on the air Friday, July 2 provided there are no Student Center building access problems due to the July 4 holiday weekend)
July 2, 2010
- "Up above my Head" by Sister Rosetta Tharpe, 1957
- "True Fine Mama" by Little Richard, 1957
- "You Can't Stay Here" by Pearl Reeves and the Concords, 1955
- "I'll Be Back" by the La Dolls
- "What's your Name?" by Don and Juan, 1962
- "Johnny Angel" by Shelley Fabares, 1962
- "Letti Lu" by the Flames
- "Six Days on the Road" by Dave Dudley, 1963
- "I Can't Stop Lovin' You" by Tabby West
- "Mobile Boogie" by the Delmore Brothers, 1947
- "There's Not a Friend" by Madame Edna Gallmon Cooke and the Young People's Choir of Springfield Baptist Church (Washington, D.C.), 1950
- "I Can't Feel at Home Anymore" by the Southern Sons, 1951
- "Gotta Have You, Baby" by the Combonettes
- "Maybellene" by Chuck Berry, 1955
- "Come Back, Maybellene" by Big John Greer, 1955
- "Route 90" by Clarence "Bon Ton" Garlow, 1954
- "I'll Gladly Do It Again" by Bertice Reading, 1954
- "Love Will Make your Mind Go Wild" by the Penguins, 1955
- "Moving On" by King Curtis, 1956
- "Be Bop a Lula" by Gene Vincent, 1956 (LIVE Rockabilly!)
- "Tell Me Who" by Big Maybelle, 1956
- "Teen Town Hop" by the Philharmonics, 1958
- "Treasure of Love" by Clyde McPhatter, 1956 (Live!)
- "Dream Lover" by the Paris Sisters (Nice remake of Bobby Darin's 1959 hit)
- "Big Bad John" by Jimmy Dean, 1961
- "The Cajun Queen" by Jimmy Dean, 1961
- "P.T. 109" by Jimmy Dean, 1961
- "Deep Blue Sea" by Jimmy Dean, 1957
- "Bless You, Darling" by Martha Carter, 1960
- "Two Loves and Two Lives" by the Teen Queens, 1957
- "Born Again" by the Speer Family
- "Each Day" by Sister Wynona Carr, 1949
- "I Love You, Darling" by the Valentines, 1955
- "Shine On" by Ruth Brown
- "Guitar Boogie Shuffle" by the Virtues, 1958
- "My Prayer" by the Platters, 1956
- "I Love You for Sentimental Reasons" by Ella Fitzgerald and the Delta Rhythm Boys, 1946
- "Matilda" by King Radio, 1939 (The ORIGINAL Calypso from Trinidad and Tobago!)
- "Twistin' Matilda" by Jimmy Soul, 1961 (Yep! A Rock 'n' Roll version!)
- "When Matilda Comes Back" by Jimmy Soul, 1962
- "Ten, Two, and Four" by Daddy G and the Church Street Five, 1963
July 9, 2010
- "Up above my Head" by Sister Rosetta Tharpe, 1947
- "Kissin' Bug" by the Harris Sisters and the Van Alexander Orchestra, 1955
- "Bo Diddley" by Bo Diddley, 1955
- "Who Do You Love?" by Bo Diddley, 1956
- "I Want You So Bad" by James Brown, 1959
- "Foolish" by Ike and Tina Turner, 1963
- "Rama Lama Ding Dong" by the Edsels, 1958
- "Not Too Young to Get Married" by Bob B. Soxx and the Blue Jeans, 1963
- "I Wanna Love Him So Bad" by the Jelly Beans, 1964
- "Mr. Switchman" by Ted D'Amico
- "I'm Alone" by Myrtle Jones, 1957
- "Lawdy, Miss Clawdy" by Lloyd Price, 1952
- "He's All Right with Me" by the Meditation Singers, 1959
- "I Want my Crown" by the Five Blind Boys of Alabama, 1948
- "Baby, Don't Do It" by the Five Royales, 1952
- "Dance with Me, Henry" by Etta James, 1954
- "I'm Nobody's Baby" by Jo-Ann Campbell, 1958
- "Aurelia" by the Pelicans, 1953
- "Saga Boy's in Town" by Lord Invader, 1941
- "Nora" by Lord Kitchener and Cyril Blake's Calypso Serenaders, 1950
- "Eastern Standard Time" by the Skatalites, 1964
- "Sucu-Sucu" by the Skatalites, 1965
- "Chained to your Love" by Betty Everett
- "Falling in Love Again" by the Kelly Brothers, 1966
- "He's So Fine" by the Corvells, 1962
- "You're So Fine" by the Falcons, 1959
- "Get Rhythm" by Johnny Cash, 1956
- "You're the Nearest Thing to Heaven" by Johnny Cash
- "I'm Sorry" by Brenda Lee, 1959
- "That's Where It's At" by the Simms Twins, 1962
- "That's Where It's At" by Sam Cooke, 1964
- "He'll Welcome Me" by Sam Cooke and Paul Foster with the Soul Stirrers, 1953
- "Dig a Little Deeper" by Margaret Barnes, 1949
- "Chicago Breakdown" by Big Maceo, 1945
- "Walkin' the Boogie" by Albert Ammons and Pete Johnson, 1941
- "Blow Top Blues" by Dinah Washington, 1945
- "'Round the Clock" by Jimmy Rushing and the Johnny Otis Orchestra, 1945
- "Reelin' and Rockin'" by Chuck Berry, 1957
July 16, 2010
- "Up above my Head" by Sister Rosetta Tharpe, 1947
- "Ain't Gonna Tell" by Dessa Ray with Jewell Grant and his Band, 1953
- "Shake, Rattle, and Roll" by Big Joe Turner, 1954
- "Shakin' Mother for You" by Champion Jack Dupree
- "Things Done in the Dark Are Boundd to Come to Light" by Peggy Saunders
- "The Things That I Used to Do" by Guitar Slim, 1953
- "I -Yi" by the Hawks, 1953
- "Ain't That a Shame?" by Fats Domino, 1955
- "Gee, Baby" by Joe and Ann, 1960
- "El Rancho Grande" by Al Reed
- "Steal Away" by Mahalia Jackson, c. 1947
- "I Bowed on my Knees and Cried Holy" by Mahalia Jackson, 1951
- "Shake a Hand" by the Mike Pedicin Quintet, 1957
- "Little Star" by the Elegants, 1958
- "Sally, Go 'Round the Roses" by the Jaynetts, 1963
- "The Wobble" by L.C. Cooke, 1963
- "I Love You So" by the Kittens, c. 1962
- "I Want to Know" by the Kings, 1960
- "Boppin' at the Hop" by Lee Allen and his Band, 1958
- "(Make with) the Shake" by the Mark IV, 1958
- "Easier Said Than Done" by the Essex, 1963
- "Darling" by the Debonaires, 1957
- "Love Me Again" by Donna Hightower and Group, 1955
- "Night Owl" by Tony Allen and the Champs, 1955
- "Stealin' Sugar" by Ray Batts, 1954
- "Detour" by Jimmy Walker, 1945
- "Never No More Hard Time Blues" by Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys, 1937
- "I Don't Care" by Eddie Cleary
- "A Longing in my Heart" by Little Esther, 1956
- "One Night" by Elvis Presley, 1958
- "There Must Be a Heaven" by the Angelic Gospel Singers, 1949-50
- "Stop Right Now (It's Praying Time)" by the Bells of Joy, 1952
- "Sometimes I Wonder" by Marvin and Johnny, 1955
- "Sugar Candy" by the Miller Sisters, 1957
- "A Hundred Years from Today" by Alice Jean and the Mondellos, 1957
- "My Cherie" by the Shells, 1957
- "Dancing Teardrops" by Barbara Redd, 1963
- "Boogie Children" by John Fred, 1964
- "Wooly Bully" by Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs, 1965
- "He's a Real Gone Guy" by LaVern Baker, 1962
July 23, 2010
- "Up above my Head" by Sister Rosetta Tharpe, 1947
- "Kansas City" by Wilbert Harrison, 1959
- "Goodbye, Kansas City" by Wilbert Harrison, 1959
- "Goin' Wild" by Carole King
- "I'll Drown in my Own Tears" by Lula Reed, 1952 (the ORIGINAL version done before Ray Charles who had a big hit with it in 1956! He recorded it in late 1955)
- "Drown in my Own Tears" by Ray Charles, 1955
- "On your Radio" by 12-Year Old Richard Lanham, 1956
- "Gimmie Some" by the Harptones, 1956
- "Such a Night" by Bunny Paul
- "The Girl I Love" by the Glowtones, 1957
- "Three Times Seven" by Larry Birdsong, 1956
- "Since I Fell for You" by Dorothy Logan and the Gems, 1954
- "The Atomic Telephone" by the Spirit of Memphis Quartet, 1951
- "Count your Blessings" by the Jackson Gospel Singers, 1952
- "Boogie Woogie Daddy" by the Enchanters
- "Do You Wanna Jump, Children?" by the Ospreys, 1957
- "Earth Angel" by the Penguins, 1954
- "I Want to Be Loved (but by Only You)" by Savannah Churchill and the Four Tunes, 1946
- "Sincerely" by the Moonglows, 1954
- "I Just Can't Tell No Lie" by the Moonglows, 1952
- "My Gal" by the Moonglows, 1954
- "Real Gone Mama" by the Moonglows, 1954
- "2:19 Train" by the Moonglows, 1954
- "Ten Commandments of Love" by Harvey and the Moonglows, 1958
- "Blue Moon" by Lynn Hope, 1954 (Nice mid-tempo saxophone instrumental version of the standard!)
- "Down Here" by Rose Marie McCoy, 1954-55
- "Fujiyama Mama" by Annisteen Allen, 1954 The ORIGINAL R. & B. version done before Wanda Jackson's excellent Rockabilly remake from 1957!)
- "The Girl Can't Help It" by Little Richard, 1956
- "What Did I Do Wrong?" by Carol Blades and the Harptones, 1956
- "I Miss You" by Little Sylvia
- "The Birdland" by the Starlighters, 1958
- "Birdland" by Chubby Checker, 1963
- "Do the Bird" by Dee Dee Sharp
- "I Don't Wat'cha" by Tommy Tucker, 1964
- "I've Fixed It with Jesus" by Prof. Harold Boggs, 1964
- "Jesus Will Never Say No" by Madame Edna Gallmon Cooke, 1961
- "Guess Things Happen that Way" by Johnny Cash, 1958
- "Buzz, Buzz, Buzz" by the Hollywood Flames, 1957
Last updated July 29, 2010 at 11:08 a. m. Copyright (c) 2010.