The Mal Thursday Show: Summer, Babe 2

Playlist:
Chris Stamey: Summer Sun
Donovan: Sunshine Superman
Paul Revere & The Raiders: Cinderella Sunshine
The Move: Sunshine Help Me
The Eyes: Good Day Sunshine
Lulu: Good Day Sunshine
The Ventures: Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In
Lords of Gravity: No Sunshine
Jethro Toe (Jethro Tull): Sunshine Day
Manfred Mann: Sitting Alone in the Sunshine
Cream: Sunshine of Your Love (BBC)
Kim Fowley: Sunshine of Your Love/California Summertime
Nikki & The Corvettes: Summertime Fun
The Phantom Keys: In the Summertime
The Zombies: Summertime
Unnatural Axe: Summertime
The Vacant Lot: Almost Summer
The Monkees: The Door Into Summer
Pavement: Summer Babe (7" version)
Slade: A Summer Song (Wishing You Were Here)
Donovan: Sunny Summer Day Reflection Song
The Rattlers: On the Beach
The Chesterfield Kings: The Surf Is in
Lloyd Thaxton: The Image of a Surfer
The Barracudas: His Last Summer
Stu Phillips: Murder on the Beach
Willie Nelson & The Beach Boys: The Warmth of the Sun
Roy Head & The Traits: Summertime Love
Fever Tree: The Sun Also Rises
Mouse & The Traps: You are My Sunshine
The Beach Boys: Keep an Eye on Summer

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This Week In '66 - Annette Buchanan

 

With Lynn Peril

Annette Buchanan was the brave, principled 20-year-old managing editor of the University of Oregon’s campus newspaper. In 1966, she interviewed seven students about their positive experiences with pot and kept their identities anonymous when the story was printed. When the district attorney asked for the students’ names so he could “clean up campus,” she stuck to her journalistic ethics and said no. She also refused to identify her sources when hauled before a grand jury–twice. Perhaps timely in light of yesterday’s star witness at the January 6th hearings, Annette Buchanan’s story was in the news This Week in ‘66. 

SHOW NOTES

Charo

“Child’s Play in Oregon,” New York Times, June 29, 1966, 46. 

“Coed Editor Mum Before Grand Jury,” The Statesman Journal (Salem, Oregon), June 4, 1966, 1. 

Eichelbaum, Stanley, “Our Man in a Wet Bathing Suit; Cugie Weds Baby in a Quickie,” The San Francisco Examiner, August 8, 1966, 19. 

Jepsen, Don, “Reporters Confidence at Stake in University of Oregon Marijuana Case,” Corvallis Gazette-Times, June 11, 1966, 1. 

“Jury to Quiz UO Editors on Use of Drug,” The Statesman Journal (Salem, Oregon), June 2, 1966, 2. 

Kramer, Elisabeth, “The Stand She Took,” Oregon Quarterly, https://around.uoregon.edu/oq/the-stand-she-took, retrieved June 21, 2022. 

Matusmoto, Samantha, “Annette Buchanan Conard leaves behind legacy in protecting journalist rights, Daily Emerald,” February 4, 2013, https://www.dailyemerald.com/news/annette-buchanan-conard-leaves-behind-legacy-in-protecting-journalist-rights/article_60c4796b-bee7-5a13-be22-46bf14ba2a31.html, retrieved June 21, 2022.

McVey, Judy, “Student Editor’s Life Turmoil After Conviction,” Arizona Republic (Phoenix, AZ), July 10, 1966, 113. 

Peril, Lynn, “Five-O Your Enthusiasm: Dark Shadows,” https://www.hilobrow.com/2021/04/03/five-o-your-enthusiasm-1/, retrieved June 25, 2022. 

“Students Tell Use of Weed,” The Capital Journal (Salem, Oregon), May 24, 1966, 14. 

Tributes

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Little Hands - Robert Plant

2. Sally Sue Brown - Elvis Costello

3. Whenever You're Ready - Young Fresh Fellows

4. You're Gonna Miss Me - Doug Sahm & Sons

5. It's The Little Things - The Skeletons

6. Monkey See Monkey Do - Untamed Youth

7. I Wanna Pick You Up - Alex Chilton

8. Ella Guru - XTC

9. Books Of Moses - Tom Waits

10. Anna - Roger McGuinn

11. She Does Everything For Me - Flop

12. Slip Inside This House - Primal Scream

13. Needles and Pins - Flat Duo Jets

14. Lil' Red Riding Hood - John Felice

15. Caroline, No - The Aluminium Group

16. Electricity - Sonic Youth

17. Halo of Gold - Beck

18. In the Middle of It All - Nick Lowe

19. Changes - Zumpano

20. I Walked With a Zombie - R.E.M.

21. Our Last Show - Scott MacCaughey

22. Medicine Man - The Fleshtones

23. Lady - Eugene Kelly

24. Big Eyed Beans From Venus - The Mock Turtles

25. Cripple Creek - Mark Lanegan

26. Leave Me Be - The Posies

27. If You Have Ghosts - John Wesley Harding

28. It's Gonna Rain - Pink Slip Daddy

29. (I'm In With) the Out Crowd - The A Bones

30. Lonely Sea - Eric Matthews

31. She Lives - The Judybats

32. How Do You Catch a Girl - The Vacant Lot

Zero Hour!

Peggy King: Zero Hour
The Thundermen: Odyssey
The Citations: Slippin' And Slidin'
Helena Ferguson: My Terms
Helena Ferguson: Where Is The Party
Michael Leslie: (Baby) I Don't Wanna Know
Scars: Horrorshow
Michael Yonkers Band: Boy In The Sandbox
Michael Yonkers Band: Jasontown
The Zombies: Leave Me Be
Johnny Thunder: Love Trip
Johnny Thunder: Power To The People
The Dells: Love Is So Simple
Lady Fox & The Foxettes: It Must Be Love
Ronnie & Joyce: Yes, I'm Falling In Love
The Klowns: If You Can't Be A Clown
Tim Wilde: Popcorn Double Feature
Jim Weatherly: I'm Gonna Make It
Misty Bonner: Watch Me Do The Twist
Misty Bonner: I Can't Sit Still
Danny & The Nightmares: Souvenir
Danny & The Nightmares: Twilight Zone Love
Danny & The Nightmares: Lucifer Tonite
Stonewall Jackson: I Miss You Most In The Wintertime
Theola Kilgore: The Love Of My Man
Alex Chilton: Lovely Day

From Nothingville to Memphis

 

With DJ Robin Braid

01 Trouble-Guitar Man

02 Stop, Look And Listen

03 The Love Machine (Alternate Take 11)

04 There Ain't Nothing Like A Song [with Nancy Sinatra]

05 House Of Sand

06 Hard Luck

07 Big Boss Man

08 Clean Up Your Own Backyard (Undubbed Version)

09 Rubberneckin'

10 All I Needed Was The Rain

11 Edge Of Reality

12 City By Night

13 Stranger In My Own Hometown (Undubbed Master)

14 Baby, What You Want Me To Do (First 'Stand Up' Show)

15 Run On

16 So High

17 Road Medley (Full Length Version)

18 Charro!

19 Gospel Medley [with Darlene Love] (Full Length Version)

20 I'm Movin' On

21 You'll Think Of Me

22 Memories (Stereo Mix)

23 Long Black Limousine 

24 If I Can Dream (TV Version)

25 When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold (Second 'Sit Down' Show)

The Mal Thursday Show: Summer, Babe

Playlist:
The Undertones: Here Comes Summer
The Sunrays: I Live for the Sun
The Phoenix: Live for the Sun
The Ramones: California Sun
The Beathovens: Summer Sun
The Ugly Beats: Up on the Sun
Oasis: Turn Up the Sun
The Beach Boys: Summer Means New Love/All Summer Long
Bruce & Terry: Summer Means Fun
The Barracudas: Summer Fun
Love: Bummer in the Summer
Jimi Hendrix Experience: Long Hot Summer Night
Sly & The Family Stone: Hot Fun in the Summertime
The Lovin' Spoonful: Summer in the City
The Sandals: Theme from the Endless Summer
Larry & The Loafers: Let's Go the Beach
The Chesterfield Kings: Little Beach Bunny
The City Surfers: Beach Ball
Bobby Fuller: King of the Beach
Surf Punks: My Beach
The Monkees: You Bring the Summer
Kim Fowley: The Trip
The Misunderstood: Children of the Sun
Traffic: Paper Sun
The Vagrants: Sunny Summer Rain
Mighty Baby: Same Way from the Sun
The Who: Summertime Blues
Pavement: Summer Babe (Winter Version)
The Lemon Fog: Summer
Sir Douglas Quintet: Sunday Sunny Mill Valley Groove Day
Claire Morales & Dalton Kane: Summer Wine
Big Brother & The Holding Company: Summertime
The Woggles: When the Sun Goes Down
Buffalo Springfield: No Sun Today
The Doors: Summer's Almost Gone (Live at the Matrix)
The Cynics: Summer's Gone
The Cherry Drops: Summertime Is a State of Mind

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This Week In '66

 

With Lynn Peril

It’s Wednesday, and that means a new episode of This Week in ‘66! On June 26, 1966, James Meredith led 16,000 people to the Mississippi state capitol at Jackson for a massive rally. The March Against Fear had covered 261 miles, and registered 4000 new voters along the way. Also in the news, a murder led the British government to crack down on pirate radio stations in the Thames estuary, and the jury in a Pasadena, California, obscenity trial was literally a captive audience as six “dirty” books were read aloud in court. 

SHOW NOTES

“Book Seller Found Guilty in Pasadena,” The Los Angeles Times, July 8, 1966, 107. 

“Books Held Obscene Being Read to Jury,” The Los Angeles Times, June 14, 1966, 12. 

“Calm Rally Ends Rights March,” The Tennessean (Nashville, TN), June 27, 1966, 1. 

Chriss, Nicholas C., and Ronald J. Ostrow, “Meredith March Finale May Fall Far Short of Selma Trek,” The Los Angeles Times, June 26, 1966, 1. 

“Dixie Police Beat, Gas 2000 Marchers; Hit Negroes Camping in Schoolyard; 600 Heed Call By Dr. King for Rally After Dark,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, June 24, 1966,1. 

“Eight Die, 45 Hurt as Jet Razes Homes; Plane Falls After Crash in Mid-Air; Crews Bail Out Following Crash at Hampton, VA,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, June 21, 1966,1. 

“Marchers Regroup for New ‘Confrontations,’” Hattiesburg American, June 24, 1966, 1

“Material Judged Obscene; Bookstand Owner Fined $3300,” Los Angeles Times, July 22, 1966, 10. 

“‘Miracle’ Cuts Jet Toll to 2 in Hampton Crash,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, June 22, 1966,3. 

Nelson, Jack, and Nicholas C. Criss, “Accord Reached in Mississippi March; But Agreement Angers Many in Negro Ranks,” The Los Angeles Times, June 25, 1966, 1. 

Nelson, Jack, “Dissension Divides Negroes Near End of Rights March,” The Los Angeles Times, June 26, 1966, 1. 

Nelson, Jack, “12,000 Climax March with Huge Rally at Miss. Capitol,” The Los Angeles Times, June 27, 1966, 1. 

“Rocks, Jeers, Greet Dr. King, Followers,” Oakland Tribune, June 21, 1966, 4. 

“Story Hour Continues in Bookseller’s Trial,” Los Angeles Times, June 1966, 116. 

Wilkins, Roy, “New Militants Have Altered Meredith’s Idea,” The Los Angeles Times, June 20, 1966, 31. 

The Nitecap Lounge

 

With Sween

Blank the Blank

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Can the Can - Suzi Quatro

2. Only the Lonely - Roy Orbison

3. At the Hop - Danny and the Juniors

4. Do the Strand - Roxy Music

5. Inherit the Wind - Elvis Presley

6. Hit the North - The Fall

7. You're the Top - Edd "Kookie" Burns

8. In the Mood - Mongo Santamaria

9. In the Flesh - Blondie

10. Imagine the Swan - The Zombies

11. Singing the Blues - Jerry Lee Lewis

12. Catch the Wind - Billy Strange

13. If the Night - Louie and the Lovers

14. You're the One - Petula Clark

15. Walking the Streets - Sir Douglas Quintet

16. In the Congo - The Bongos

17. Only the Lonely - Tav Falco's Panther Burns

18. Rock the Joint - Bill Haley & the Saddlemen

19. All the Way - Jonah Jones

20. In the Night - Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart

21. Even the Losers - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

22. Sip the Wine - Rick Danko

23. I'm the One - Gerry and the Pacemakers

24. Heed the Call - Kenny Rogers and the First Edition

25. Fifi the Flea - Four Jacks and a Jill

26. Down the Road - Steve Earle

The Mal Thursday Show: More

 Playlist:
Terry Knight & The Pack: How Much More
The Zombies: What More Can I Do
The Smoke (UK): Have Some More Tea
The Move: I Can't Hear You Any More
The Dave Clark Five: I Love You No More
Them: One More Time
The Attack: Any More Than I Do
Booker T & The MGs: Mo' Onions
Dusty Springfield: Sweet Lover No More
Bob Dylan: Honey, Just Allow Me One More Chance
Love: And More (mono)
Elizabeth: You Should Be More Careful
The Tropics: I Want More
The Ventures: More
The Young Rascals: More
The Morning Dew: No More
The Electric Prunes: Are You Loving Me More (But Enjoing It Less)
The Law Firm: Love You More
Bobby Loveless: Baby No More
Erik & The Smoke Ponies: I'll Give You More
The Jay Jays: Shake It Some More
The Clefs of Lavender Hill: One More Time
J. Geils Band: Cry One More Time
Marvin Gaye: One More Heartache
Smokey Robinson & The Miracles: More, More, More of Your Love

Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine:
Buddy Holly & The Crickets: Mailman, Bring Me No More Blues
Roy Head: One More Time
The Chessmen: No More
Endel St. Cloud in the Rain: Tell Me One More Time (What's Happening to Our World)
13th Floor Elevators: You Can't Hurt Me Any More
Roky Erickson & The Nervebreakers: The Wind and More
The Nervebreakers: The Good the Bad and The Ugly (bed)

Alice Cooper: No More Mr. Nice Guy
Tiger Bomb: Tell Me More
Lyres: No More
The Frantic Five: I Ain't Gonna Cry No More
The Dead Boys: All This and More
The Cynics: I Need More
Iggy Pop: I Need More (live 1981)
Kim Fowley: You Get More For Your Money, On The Flip Side Of This Record, Talking Blues

Bonus Tracks:
The Rolling Stones: One More Try
Betty Everett: Can't Hear You No More
Otis Redding: Just One More Day
Doug Sahm & The Dell Kings: More and More
The Chaparrals: One More Time
Love: Andmoreagain
Tiger Bomb: Gimme One More Chance
Howlin' Wolf: How Many More Years
Led Zeppelin: How Many More Times
The Stranglers: No More Heroes
Tom Petty: Don't Come Around Here No More
Anthony Newley: No More

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This Week In '66 - Black Power

 

With Lynn Peril

The week of June 13, 1966 saw the birth of the Miranda warning, the death of Him, a jilted bride and the end of a $25,000 wedding. It was also the week that the press took notice of the phrase "Black Power." 

SHOW NOTES

Boyle, Kevin, The Shattering: America in the 1960s, New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 2022, 214. 

“Bride Left with Doves, Clouds; Groom Flees Fancy Wedding,” Detroit Free Press, June 19, 1966, 17. 

“Chants, Cheers, Challenges Ring Out; King to Rejoin Mississippi March,” Fort Lauderdale News, June 10, 1966, 4. 

Chriss, Nicholas C., “King Leads Cheering Negroes to Courthouse, Faces Armed Guard,” The Los Angeles Times, June 18, 1966, 4. 

“GIs Fight on Dope, Beer, Senate Told,” San Francisco Examiner, June 15, 1966, 2. 

Healy, Paul, “Cops Can’t Question if You Say No: Court,” The New York Daily News, June 14, 1966, 2. 

“Jack Ruby Sane, Jury Rules; Slayer Defies Lawyers to Testify,” The Cincinnati Post, June 14, 1966, 4. 

“LBJ Goofs; It’s Just Not Human to Pull Dogs’ Ears,” The Press Democrat (Santa Rosa, CA), April 28, 1964, 10. 

“March No Publicity Act, Meredith Says,” The Los Angeles Times, June 13, 1966, 25. 

“Meredith to Join March Wednesday,” The Los Angeles Times, June 18, 1966, 4. 

“Meredith’s Assailant Posts $25,000 Bond,” The Los Angeles Times, June 18, 1966, 4. 

“Mother Decries Denial of Data on Birth Control,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, June 16, 1966, 8. 

Nelson, Jack, “Three on Rights March Jailed, Released After Seven Hours,” The Los Angeles Times, June 17, 1966, 1. 

Roberts, Gene, “Mississippi Reduces Police Protection for Marchers, The New York Times, June 17, 1966, 1. 

“Ruby Rued Sane by Jury,”  The New York Daily News, June 14, 1966, 3.

“White House Beagle Dies,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, June 16, 1966, 3.  

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Gopher - Yma Sumac

2. Delicado - The Three Suns

3. Powerhouse - Sid Bass

4. Sabre Dance - Les Baxter

5. Jungle Drums - Esquivel

6. Give It Up or Turn It Loose - Dick Hyman

7. Roller Coaster - Henri Rene and his Orchestra

8. Swingcussion - Sauter-Finegan Orchestra

9. Popcorn - Walter Wanderly

10. Brazil - Morton Gould

11. Daydream Believer - Lord Sitar

12. Strange Cargo - Gene Rains and his Group

13. Unidentified Flying Object - Perry/Kingsley

14. Kites Are Fun - Tony Mottola

15. The Girl Watcher's Theme - The Three Reeds

16. Hawaii Tattoo - Martin Denny

17. Steel Bones - Bernie Green and His Guitar Orchestra

18. Chant Of The Moon - Robert Drasnin

19. Diga Diga Do - Bob Thompson and Orchestra

20. Hernando's Hideaway - Ted Heath and his Music

21. Stumbling - Leo Addeo and His Orchestra

22. Runnin' Wild - Dick Schory's Percussion and Brass Ensemble

23. War Dance of the Wooden Indians - Russ Case and Orchestra

24. Give Me The Simple Life - Al Caiola