May 11, 2006, playlist with host Alex McNeil
Thanks to John Funke for filling in for me last week!
I. Songs about the record business:
1. Brook Benton - Hit Record (CD, 1962)
2. Kinks - Top of the Pops (LP, 1970)
3. Pete Wingfield - Eighteen with a Bullet (LP, 1975)
4. Chip Taylor - 101 in Cashbox (LP, 1973)
5. Raspberries - Overnight Sensation (Hit Record) (CD, 1974)
II. "A" sides that were never hits (but the "B" sides were):
6. Bill Haley & Comets - Thirteen Women (LP, 1955)
[flip of "Rock Around the Clock"]
7. Claudine Clark - Disappointed (45, 1962)
[flip of "Party Lights"]
8. Highwaymen - Santiano (CD, 1961)
[flip of "Michael"]
9. Jorgen Ingmann - Echo Boogie (45, 1961)
[flip of "Apache"]
10. Booker T & MGs - Behave Yourself (CD, 1962)
[flip of "Green Onions"]
11. Bobby Vee - Anonymous Phone Call (45, 1963)
[flip of "The Night Has 1000 Eyes"]
12. Knickerbockers - The Comin' Generation (CD, 1965)
[flip of "Lies"]
13. Rivieras - Played On (CD, 1964)
[flip of "California Sun"]
14. Drifters - I Don't Want to Go On Without You (CD, 1964)
[flip of "Under the Boardwalk"]
15. Bobbie Gentry - Mississippi Delta (CD, 1967)
[flip of "Ode to Billie Joe"]
16. Cliff Nobles - Love Is All Right (45, 1968)
[flip of "The Horse"]
17. Steam - It's the Magic in You Girl (LP, 1969)
[flip of "Na Na Na Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye)"]
18. Fraternity of Man - Wispy Paisley Skies (45, 1968)
[flip of "Don't Bogart Me"]
III. Miscellaneous
19. Lesley Gore - We Know We're in Love (CD, 1966)
20. Billy 'N Sue (Oliver & Lesley Gore) - Come Softly to Me (CD, 1970)
21. Turley Richards - I Heard the Voice of Jesus (LP, 1970)
22. Cream - We're Going Wrong (BBC session) (CD, 1967)
23. Jack Bruce - The Wind Cries Mary (CD, 1992)
24. Animals - The Story of Bo Diddley (LP, 1965)
25. Little Junior Parker - Annie Get Your Yo-Yo (CD, 1962)
26. Barbara Lynn - Oh Baby (We Got a Good Thing Going) (CD, 1964)
27. Lonnie Mack - Lonnie on the Move (45, 1964)
28. Lorraine Ellison - Try (CD, 1967)
29. Ruby Andrews - Casanova (Your Playing Days Are Over) (CD, 1967)
I. Songs about the record business:
1. Brook Benton - Hit Record (CD, 1962)
2. Kinks - Top of the Pops (LP, 1970)
3. Pete Wingfield - Eighteen with a Bullet (LP, 1975)
4. Chip Taylor - 101 in Cashbox (LP, 1973)
5. Raspberries - Overnight Sensation (Hit Record) (CD, 1974)
II. "A" sides that were never hits (but the "B" sides were):
6. Bill Haley & Comets - Thirteen Women (LP, 1955)
[flip of "Rock Around the Clock"]
7. Claudine Clark - Disappointed (45, 1962)
[flip of "Party Lights"]
8. Highwaymen - Santiano (CD, 1961)
[flip of "Michael"]
9. Jorgen Ingmann - Echo Boogie (45, 1961)
[flip of "Apache"]
10. Booker T & MGs - Behave Yourself (CD, 1962)
[flip of "Green Onions"]
11. Bobby Vee - Anonymous Phone Call (45, 1963)
[flip of "The Night Has 1000 Eyes"]
12. Knickerbockers - The Comin' Generation (CD, 1965)
[flip of "Lies"]
13. Rivieras - Played On (CD, 1964)
[flip of "California Sun"]
14. Drifters - I Don't Want to Go On Without You (CD, 1964)
[flip of "Under the Boardwalk"]
15. Bobbie Gentry - Mississippi Delta (CD, 1967)
[flip of "Ode to Billie Joe"]
16. Cliff Nobles - Love Is All Right (45, 1968)
[flip of "The Horse"]
17. Steam - It's the Magic in You Girl (LP, 1969)
[flip of "Na Na Na Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye)"]
18. Fraternity of Man - Wispy Paisley Skies (45, 1968)
[flip of "Don't Bogart Me"]
III. Miscellaneous
19. Lesley Gore - We Know We're in Love (CD, 1966)
20. Billy 'N Sue (Oliver & Lesley Gore) - Come Softly to Me (CD, 1970)
21. Turley Richards - I Heard the Voice of Jesus (LP, 1970)
22. Cream - We're Going Wrong (BBC session) (CD, 1967)
23. Jack Bruce - The Wind Cries Mary (CD, 1992)
24. Animals - The Story of Bo Diddley (LP, 1965)
25. Little Junior Parker - Annie Get Your Yo-Yo (CD, 1962)
26. Barbara Lynn - Oh Baby (We Got a Good Thing Going) (CD, 1964)
27. Lonnie Mack - Lonnie on the Move (45, 1964)
28. Lorraine Ellison - Try (CD, 1967)
29. Ruby Andrews - Casanova (Your Playing Days Are Over) (CD, 1967)
posted by Alex McNeil at 6:31 PM
3 Comments:
Hey Alex,
Thanks for the Lesley Gore tribute. I had never heard the Billy and Sue number. I knew of it, but never heard it, so, that was a real treat.
Thank you
Vinny in Malden
Alex,
What cd did the Billy and sue song come from?
Vinny in Malden
So Wade Flemons did the original of "I Knew You When"? I always thought it was written by Joe South for Billy Joe Royal (and both did great versions).
Anyway, thanks for the usual great show, Alex!
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