Songs From The Back Of The Station Wagon

 

Tune in today at noon for the next Songs From The Back Of The Station Wagon with DJ Tom Hanks!

Michael Lynch - Throw Deep, Baby

Hal Blaine & the Young Cougars - Challenger II

Los Saicos - Demolicion 

The Bobby Fuller Four - KRLA King Of The Wheels

The Comic Books - The Bat-Mo 

Davis Jones & the Fenders - Boss With The Hot Sauce

Troggs - H.I.S. Slacks

Buddy Holly & The Crickets - Maybe Baby

Jack Nitzsche - The Lonely Surfer 

Tippie & The Clovers - Bossa Nova Baby

Fats Domino - Do You Know What It Means

Irma Thomas - Hittin’ On Nothing

Joe Tex - You’re Right Ray Charles

Freddie King - Sittin’ On The Boat Dock

Lou Christie - Guitars and Bongos 

James Booker (New Orleans’ own) - Smacksie

The Coasters - Dance

Donald & The Delighters - Wang Dang Dula

KJRB - Jingle

Dino, Desi and Billy - She’s So Far Out She’s In

KNOK - Jingle

Gino Washington - I’ll Be Around

Threats - New Feeling 

Buddy Guy - American Bandstand

Heartbeats - I Found A Job

Unknown Singer - Seattle Radio Dial 

The Rolling Stones - Not Fade Away

Los Aspen - Ya No Hay Beatles

KHJ Concert for Sonny and Cher

Dolly Parton - Don’t Drop Out 

Los Holy’s - Holys Piscodelicos 

The Mal Thursday Show: Only/But

 Playlist:
Nancy Sinatra: You Only Live Twice
Dave Clark Five: It'll Only Hurt for a Little While
The Beatles: It's Only Love
The MI5: Only Time Will Tell
The Troggs: I Can Only Give You Everything
The Sons of Fred: She Only Wants a Friend
The Hollies: It's Only Make Believe (mono)
Small Faces: I'm Only Dreaming
The Pretty Things: Not Only But Also (bed)
Episode Six: Only Lonely People
The Tuesday Club: Only Human
The Beach Boys: God Only Knows (Live '67)
The Satisfactions: Only Once
Zorba & The Greeks: One and Only Girl
Christopher & The Chaps: It's Alright, Ma, I'm Only Bleeding
The Ventures: Only the Young
The Gentle Touch: Visitors Parking Only
Rodriguez: Only Good for Conversation
The Bitter Ind: Hands Are Only to See
The Changin' Tymes: The Only Girl I Love
The Brood: Only Think of You
The Vipers: Tears (Only Dry)
International Noise Conspiracy: Only Lovers Left Alive

Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine:
The Exotics: Bill McKay Chevrolet spot
The Bobby Fuller Four: Only When I Dream
Roy Orbison: Only the Lonely (Live '65)
Waylon Jennings: The Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line (Live '74)
The Liberty Bell: Reality is the Only Answer
Sir Douglas Quintet: If She'd Only Come to Me
Shapes Have Fangs: Shapes Theme/Only Blood

The Boots: But You'll Never Do It Baby
Lyres: But If You're Happy
The Human Beinz: Nobody But Me
The Chosen Few: Nobody But Me
The Sounds Unlimited: Nobody But You
The Critters: No One But You
Modern Jazz Quartet: But Not for Me
John's Children: But She's Mine
The Spires of Oxford: But You're Gone
The Electric Prunes: Are You Loving Me More (But Enjoying It Less)
The Remains: But I Ain't Got You
Muck & the Mires: I May Be Wrong (But That Don't Matter)
David Johansen: Funky But Chic
The Scientists: You Only Live Twice

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This Week In '66 - Baby Jane Holzer

 

With Lynn Peril

Maybe because both Passover and Easter took place this week in ‘66, it was a slooooooow one for news. Well, there was a ton of fighting in Vietnam, but between you and me, with everything happening in Ukraine right now, I just can’t go there. Long story short, this week’s deep dive is dedicated to socialite and Warhol superstar Baby Jane Holzer. In late March/early April 1966, Holzer was on an East Coast publicity junket to support her debut single, You’re Gonna Hurt Yourself. Famous for being famous, and dressed in the most outrageous mod fashions, Holzer drew positive and negative reviews. 

Closing song:

Nowhere

Baby Jane Holzer

“Air Bus System Expected in 70s,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, April 5, 1966, 4. 

Cox, Jeff, “Thinking Out Loud; Baby Jane Who?” The Pocono Record (Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania), March 30, 1966, 9. 

“Explosion Rips Pacifist Group’s Berkeley Office,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, April 10, 1966, 3. 

Graham, Rubye, “Baby Jane Grabs the Spotlight,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, April 10, 1966, 73. 

“Jenkins Heiress’ Boyfriend Is In Psychiatric Ward,” The Sacramento Bee, April 28, 1966, 16. 

McGuin, Art, “Capitol Protest Ends Grape March,” The Sacramento Bee, April 11, 1966, 1. 

Randolph, Nancy, “Chic-Chat; Baby Talk You Can Understand,” New York Daily News, December 9, 1964, 86. 

“Runaway Heiress, Mother Reunited,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, April 9, 1966, 11. 

“Slaying Suspect, Heiress Vanish,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, April 7, 1966, 5. 

“Space Agency Picks 19 to Train as Astronauts,” The Los Angeles Times, April 5, 1966, 13. 

“U.S., Canada Tried to Build Flying Saucer,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, April 5, 1966, 5. 

Oxford American

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. The Slummer the Slum - The "5" Royales

2. Cadillac Jack - Andre Williams

3. I Cried Last Night - Junior Kimbrough

4. It's Me Not You - The Torques

5. Monkey In A Sack - Lil' Buck and the Top Cats

6. Yes We Can Can - Lee Dorsey

7. I Take It Back - Sandy Posey

8. Nobody But You - Little Bob and the Lollipops

9. Three Is a Magic Number - Bob Dorough

10. We Reserve the Right to Refuse Service to You - Kinky Friedman

11. Love-A-Rama - Leon Bass & the Keystones

12. Bed of Roses - Elysian Fields

13. Watch the Dog That Bring the Bone - Sandy Gaye

14. Miss Maybelle - R.L. Burnside

15. Little Boy Sad - The Gants

16. A Mushroom Cloud - Sammy Salvo

17. Color Him Father - Linda Martell

18. Can We Rap - Carleen & the Groovers

19. Sugar Bee - Cleveland Crochet & Hill Billy Ramblers

20. You Lied - Ruby Johnson

21. I Must Be Somebody Else You've Known - International Submarine Band

22. Best In Town - Hodge Brothers & the Hi Rhythm Section

23. Ohoopee River Bottomland - Larry Jon Wilson

24. Leaning On You - The Swingin' Yo-Yos

25. Bad Girl - The Riviaires

26. I Love You - Asie Payton

27. Beware - Ann Peebles

28. Life Has It's Little Ups and Downs - Charlie Rich

29. Streets of Gold - Lumbee

30. The Red Invasion - The K-Pers

The Nitecap Lounge

 

With Sween

Flowers Never Cry

Barbra Streisand: Gotta Move
Mystic, Astrologic, Crystal Band: Early Dawn
Robin Gibb: Most Of My Life (demo)
Faust: Baby
B. Brock & His Vibratos: Fright
Mystic, Astrologic, Crystal Band: Flowers Never Cry
Steve Rossi: Nobody But You
The Mighty Hannibal: Get In The Groove
Billy Guy & The Odds And Ends: Lookin' Like A Nut-Nut
Loredana Berté: La Telefonata
The Kittens: Walter
The Young Men: Go!
Back Street Boys: Back Street Blues
Back Street Boys: Money
The Soul Sensations: When I Had You, Baby
Singing Souls Of Milwaukee: I've Been Born Again
The Jordan Travelers: Go Where Jesus Is
Sensational Armon Singers: Everybody's Talking About Heaven
Smiley Monroe: All American Girl
Columbus Fruge: Saut Crapaud
Columbus Fruge: Bayou Teche
Susan & The Kids From Sesame Street: Someday, Little Children
Robin Gibb: Don't Go Away (demo)
Helter Skelter: I Need You
The Hollywood Brats: Sick On You

Kogar's Jungle Juice #12

 

With Kogar the Swinging Ape

The Mal Thursday Show: Now/Both/Sides

 Playlist:
The King Beezz: Now
The Downliners Sect: Why Don't You Smile Now
The Rolling Stones: It's All Over Now (BBC)
The Brogues: But Now I Find
The Rumors: Hold Me Now
Tommy James & The Shondells: I Think We're Alone Now
Lyres: Don't Give It Up Now
The Ventures: How Now Brown Cow
Them: Don't Start Cryin' Now
Cops n' Robbers: It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
The Smoke: No More Now
The Skope: Stop Quarreling Now
The Sparklings: Now It's Your Turn
The Byrds: Change Is Now
The Blue Things: Now's the Time
The Children: I Can Feel It Right Now
The Ventures: What Now My Love
The Kinks: Come on Now
MC5: I Want You Right Now
The Velvet Underground: Here She Comes Now
Fred Neil: The Other Side of This Life (Live '71)
The Mal Thursday Quintet: The Other Side of This Life
The St. Louis Union: East Side Story
Bob Seger & The Last Heard: East Side Story
The Elois: By My Side
The Rolling Stones: Time Is On My Side (Live '65)
Jefferson Airplane: The Other Side of This Life (Live '68)
Sounds Like Us: The Other Side of a Record
Rain Parade: Look Both Ways
Herman's Hermits: This Door Swings Both Ways
Les Baroques: We're Both to Blame
Lulu: Best of Both Worlds
The Torquays: The Other Side
Warren Zevon: Outside Chance
Keith Shields: Deep Inside Your Mind
The Miracle Workers: Inside Out
The Vagrants: Beside the Sea
The Choir: It's Cold Outside
The Early Americans: It's So Cool Outside
The Fourth Way: The Far Side of Your Moon
Neil Diamond: Both Sides Now

Bonus Tracks:
The Users: Now That It's Over
John and Henry: Keep Your Hurts to Yourself Now
The Dystraction: Where We Are Now
Elvis Costello & The Attractions: Hope You're Happy Now
The Ones: Maybe It's Both of Us
Jason & The Scorchers: Both Sides of the Line
The Tony Jackson Group: Never Leave Your Baby's Side (BBC)
The Lemon Fog: Girl from the Wrong Side of Town
Johnny Rivers: Poor Side of Town
The Buffalo Springfield: Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing (Live '67)
The Living Children: Now It's Over

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This Week In '66 - A Kidnapping In Florida

 

With Lynn Peril

A young woman go-going her way through college, fatalities from adulterated beer, and a draft-dodging ring were all in the news this week in ’66. But the big story was that of the kidnapping of teenager Danny Goldman from his parents’ home in Surfside, Florida. Danny was never seen again. 

ENDING SONG:

Never to Be Forgotten 

The Bobby Fuller Four

“38 Arrested by FBI In Plot to Dodge Draft,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, March 31, 1966, 3. 

“Horse Was 33; Roy’s Trigger Dead a Year,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, March 31, 1966, 20. 

Jones, Clarence, and George Southworth, “Youth’s Father Links Kidnaper to Business Grudge,” The Miami Herald, March 30, 1966, 1. 

Jones, Clarence, “A Year Later: Danny’s Family Waits, Hopes,” The Miami Herald, March 19, 1967, 52. 

“May Have Lost Money to Victim’s Father; Kidnaping Believed Revenge,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, March 30, 1966, 5. 

“Million Gallons; Beer Dumped After Deaths,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, March 31, 1966, 27. 

Rabin, Charles, “55 Years Later, Kidnaping of Teen is Solved, Cops and His Friends Say,” The Miami Herald, December 31, 2021, A1. 

Roy Rogers’ Horse. Trigger, Fort Worth, Texas

“She’s Go-Going Through School,” Globe-Gazette (Mason City, Iowa), March 28, 1966, 1. 

Tucker, William, “Surfside Boy Kidnaped, $25,000 Demanded,” The Miami News, March 29, 1966, 1. 

Tucker, William, “2 Mystery Calls Received; Family Waits for Kidnaper,” The Miami News, March 29, 1966, 1. 

What Happened to Danny Goldman? The Cold Case Files of Danny Goldman

Wickstrom, Karl, “Little Shy, But Not Spoiled Neighbors Say of Teenager,” The Miami Herald, March 29, 1966, 1. 

Femmes

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Fujiyama Mama - Wanda Jackson

2. My heart Belongs To Daddy - Eartha Kitt

3. The Blacksmith Blues - Ella Mae Morse

4. Rock-a-bye Baby - Big Mama Thornton

5. A Little Girl From Little Rock - Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell

6. Jambalaya - Jo Stafford

7. Cold Cold Heart - Dinah Washington

8. Will To Fail - Katie Lee

9. Fever - Peggy Lee

10. Sugartime - McGuire Sisters

11. Sunny Side of the Street - Keely Smith

12. The Wayward Wind - Gogi Grant

13. Chicken Hawk - Betty Hutton

14. Blues In The Night - Rosemary Clooney

15. Tweedle Dee - LaVern Baker

16. Ataypura! - Yma Sumac

17. Goody Goody - Julie London

18. Beat Me Daddy Eight To the Bar - Ella Fitzgerald

19. I'm Crying - Lil Greenwood

20. Wild Wild Young Men - Ruth Brown

21. I'm Sitting On Top of the World - Mary and Les Ford

22. Waiting at the End of the Road - Kay Starr

23. Don't Look at Me That Way - Pat Suzuki

24. Sand In My Shoes - Polly Bergen

25. Tammy - Debbie Reynolds

The Murder Clinic

 

With Spookshow Serenade

YOU WILL HEAR: the menacing sounds of musical malpractice and savage sonic surgery! A palpitating joint practice of MDs (Musical Deviates) delivering deadly doses of R&B, instro insanity, vocal venom, and audio oddities! Be advised: the management is not responsible for any physical, mental, and emotional distress you experience as a result of visiting the Murder Clinic. And don't even think of billing your insurance.

1. "How could a dead man have strength enough to do it?" – Dialogue (from "Creature with the Atom Brain")

2. Vengeance (Will Be Mine) – Matadors

3. I Walked All Night – Embers

4. I'm Gonna Kill That Hen – Blue Charlie (Morris)

5. The Dream – The Fox (Eugene Fox) with Annie Mae Wilson and Ike Turner

6. Kill Me – Don & Dewey

7. Creepin' – Starlighters (with Leon Russell)

8. My Nerves – Little Willie John

9. Bucket O Blood – Ervin "Big Boy" Groves

10. A Real Dead Body Giveaway - Dialogue (from "Dr. Evil and His Terrors of the Unknown" radio spot)

11. Ed's Place – Horace Heller

12. Blues from The Fugitive Kind – Kenyon Hopkins

13. Black Night – Cheryl Thompson

14. The Web – Abie "Available" Baker (from "The Brain That Wouldn't Die"

15. Track of the Cat – Pram

16. Crimson – Ken Nordine

17. Night Walk – Dick D'Agostin & the Swingers

18. Stalker - Ramrods

19. Beat-Nik – Jimmy Van Eaton

20. The Female of the Species – Mundell Lowe (featuring Meg Myles) (from "Satan in High Heels")

21. Baby Goes Bad – Gemma Ray

22. Murder – Tramps

23. Screaming Pt. 1 – Metropolitans

24. Shock Treatment – Invaders

25. Forget It – Hollywood Persuaders

26. Shakedown – Lincoln Trio

27. Dog Patch Creeper – Velveteens

28. Night Rider – Ed Burkey

29. Ill Fantasma Rosso – Other Timelines

30. Teenage Head – Flamin' Groovies

31. Madhouse – Evan Johns and His H-Bombs

32. "… has a very special problem." – Dialogue

The Mal Thursday Show: Spring Fever

Playlist:
Elvis Presley: Spring Fever
The Outtasites: Bird Doggin'
Trolley: Thursday Girl
The Lovin' Spoonful: Barbara's Theme (Girl, Beautiful Girl)
The Cramps: What's Inside a Girl
Blondie: In the Flesh
Them: My Little Baby
Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels: Turn on Your Lovelight
The GTVs: Bullseye
Pink Floyd: King Bee
Echo & the Bunnymen: Do It Clean
Black Joe Lewis: Young Girls
The Monkees: Sunny Girlfriend
The GTVs: Mind the Gap
The Byrds: Have You Seen Her Face?/Wild Mountain Thyme
Billy Bragg: She Smiled Sweetly
David Bowie: In the Heat of the Morning
Lee Hazlewood & Nancy Sinatra: Some Velvet Morning
The Ramones: I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend
Matthew Sweet: Girlfriend
Little Anthony & The Imperials: Limbo Pt. 1
Jimmy Cliff: Sitting in Limbo
The Tides: Midnight Limbo
The Routes: World on My Shoulders
Barrence Whitfield & The Savages: Rock n' Roll Baby
Ike & Tina Turner: Bold Soul Sister
Sly & The Family Stone: If You Want Me to Stay
Howard Tate: Stop
Sam & Dave: Soul Sister, Brown Sugar
The Black Crowes: Blackberry
The Impressions: Fool for You
The GTVs: Mink Pants
Bob Dylan: Spanish Harlem Incident
Buffalo Springfield: Rock and Roll Woman
Neil Young & Crazy Horse: Welfare Mothers
Mott the Hoople: Sweet Angeline
Treat Her Right: Picture of the Future

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