Trash!

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. She's A Fat Girl - Rock-a-Bouts

2. Camel Walk - Saxons

3. Bacon Fat - The Triads

4. Emulsified - Rex Garvin and the Mighty Cravers

5. Big Fat Mama - Roy Young

6. Chimpanzee Ride - Mike Lawing

7. The Beat Generation - Mamie Van Doren

8. One Potato - The Elite

9. Betty Lou's Got A New Tattoo - The Creep

10. Go Go Gorilla - The Shandells

11. The Gamma Goochee - The Gamma Goochee

12. We All Love Peanut Butter - The One Way Street

13. Tarzan - The Ape Quartet

14. Karate - Ray Sanders and Friend

15. New Dance In France - Bobby Lee Trammell

16. Duh - The Fantastic Emanons

17. Big Fat Baby - Sonny Hall

18. Beatnik's Wish - Patsy Raye and the Beatniks

19. Cave Man Hop - Jerry Coulston

20. Fire Water - The Premieres

21. Surfin' Monkey - The Spinners

22. The Trance - Gary Shelton

23. Man With The Golden Arm - Gemtones

24. Konga Joe - Arch Hall Jr.

25. Jugue - Johnny Amelio

26. Bip Bop Bip - Pretty Boy

27. Discombobulated - Rex Johnson

28. Cheese Blintzes - Don Thompson Quartet

The Mal Thursday Show: Hold/Tight

Playlist:
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich: Hold Tight
The Beatles: Hold Me Tight (mono)
The Hollies: Something's Got a Hold on Me
The Beatstalkers: Better Get a Hold on
Herman's Hermits: Hold on
The Zombies: Got to Get a Hold on Myself
The Move: Stop and Get a Hold of Myself (BBC)
The Action: I'll Keep on Holding On
Eric Burdon: Hold on, I'm Comin'
King Curtis: Hold on, I'm Comin'
The Buzz: You're Holding Me Down
Terry Reid: Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace
The Knickerbockers: I Want to Hold Your Hand
The Bootles: I'll Let You Hold My Hand
The Foggy Notions: Take Me Back and Hold Me
The Fabulous Pharoahs: Hold Me Tight
The Ventures: I Want to Hold Your Hand
Ron Gray: Hold Back the Sunrise
The Rationals: Hold on Baby
The Immediate Family: You're Taking Hold of Me
The Strange Fate: Hold Me Baby
The Rumors: Hold Me Now
The Cynics: Hold Me Right
The Wailers: Hold Back the Dawn
The Flock: Got to Hold on to My Mind
Steppenwolf: Tighten Up Your Wig
The No-Na -Mees: Gotta Hold on
The Shane: Gotta Hold on
Count Basie & His Orchestra: Hold Me Tight
Junior Wells: Snatch It Back and Hold It
Betty LeVette: I'm Holding on
The Miracles: You've Really Got a Hold on Me (live '62)
Gladys Knight & The Pips: Stop and Get a Hold of Myself
The Marvelettes: I'll Keep on Holding On
James Brown: Hold It

Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine:
The Moving Sidewalks: I Want to Hold Your Hand
Archie Bell & The Drells: Tighten Up (Pts 1 & 2)

Paul Revere & The Raiders (feat. Mark Lindsay): Tighter
Stevie Wonder: Uptight (Everything's Alright)
Alive & Kicking: Tighter and Tighter
Gene Pitney: Something's Got a Hold of My Heart

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This Week In '66

 

With Lynn Peril

It was the week that Bobby Fuller died under mysterious circumstances and Mrs. America 1966 gave her opinions on fighting divorce and raising happy children. Other names in the news this week: Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, Jayne Mansfield, and Montgomery Clift, alas, not all in the same place at the same time. 

SHOW NOTES

“‘66 Mrs. America; Houston Housewife No. 1 Homemaker,” Evansville Courier and Press (Evansville, IN), May 9, 1966, 8.

“Autopsy Inconclusive,” Daily News-Post (Monrovia, CA), July 20, 1966, 22.

Brimmell, George, “San Diego corners market on off-beat beauty contests,” The Ottawa Citizen (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada), December 19, 1967, 22. 

Gundersen, Edna, “Broken Melody,” El Paso Times, June 7, 1982, 13.

Hall, Claude, “Bobby Fuller Four Fills Nitery Air With Excitement,” Billboard, May 14, 1966, 48. 

“Houston TV Ratings War,” Texas Monthly, May 1974, 12. s

Klemesrud, Judy, “Woman’s Place in School Too, Says Mrs. America,” Corpus-Christi Caller-Times, July 1, 1966, 30. 

“Marital Inquiry Asked in House; Justice Douglas’ Character Under Attack,” The Los Angeles Times, July 19, 1966, 1. 

“Misadventures of Mrs. America,” Press-Telegram (Long Beach, CA), October 9, 1966, 100. 

“Movie Manager Files Suit,” The Jackson Sun (Jackson, TN), July 20, 1966, 2. 

“Montgomery Clift, 45, dies of heart attack in New York,” The Los Angeles Times, July 24, 1966, 3. 

“Mrs. America Ired; Dispute Rises About Prizes,” Fort Worth Star-Telegram, May 17, 1967, 18. 

“Mrs. America Tells How to Beat Divorce Scandal,” Oakland Tribune, July 24, 1966, 8. 

“Policeman Closes Show; He Wasn’t Afraid of Virginia Woolf,” The Memphis Press-Scimitar, July 18, 1966, 17. 

Silverman, Jan, “Luncheon with Mrs. America,” Oakland Tribune, October 7, 1966, 34. 

“Singer Found Dead in Automobile,” Press-Telegram (Long Beach, CA), July 19, 1966, 25. 

Stanford, Nancy, “Mrs. America Tackles Her Homework,” Corpus Christi Times, January 9, 1969, 25. 

“Tests Slated in Death of Rock and Roll Singer,” Santa Cruz Sentinel (Santa Cruz, CA), July 20, 1966, 13. 

Thompson, Thomas, “Raw Dialogue Challenges All the Censors,” Life Magazine, June 10, 1966, 92. 

Wilson, Earl, “It Happened Last Night,” Courier-Post (Camden, New Jersey), July 19, 1966, 19. 

“‘Whose Afraid’ Gets Cleared for Nashville,” Chicago Tribune, July 21, 1966, 53. 

Songs of 1966

 

By Mark Ehmcke

1. It's a Man's Man;s Man;s World - James Brown

2. Sha La La La Lee - Small Faces

3. Happenings Ten Years Time Ago - The Yardbirds

4. Solitary Man - Neil Diamond

5. Papa Was Too - Joe Tex

6. They're Coming To Take Me Away - Napoleon XIV

7. Seven & Seven Is - Love

8. Good Thing - Paul Revere and the Raiders

9. I Need Somebody - ? and the Mysterians

10. The Cheater - Bob Kuban and the In-Men

11. I'm Your Puppet - James and Bobby Purify

12. No Milk Today - Herman's Hermits

13. Hey Joe - The Leaves

14. Keep On Running - Spencer Davis Group

15. Ninety-Nine and a Half - Wilson Pickett

16. Rain - The Beatles

17. The Rains Came - Sir Douglas Quintet

18. Pretty Flamingo - Manfred Mann

19. Nashville Cats - The Lovin' Spoonful

20. It Tears Me Up - Percy Sledge

21. Sugar Town - Nancy Sinatra

22. The Ballad of Irving - Frank Gallop

23. Green Grass - Gary Lewis and the Playboys

24. The Pied Piper - Crispian St. Peter

25. Where Were You When I Needed You - The Grass Roots

Kogar's Jungle Juice 015

 

With Kogar the Swinging Ape

The Mal Thursday Show: Songs I Taught the Malarians

 Playlist:
THE MALARIANS: Good Times
THE HAUNTED: 1-2-5
THE MINUTEMEN: #1 Hit Song
DEAD KENNEDYS: Let's Lynch the Landlord
BLONDIE: In the Flesh
THE CRAWDADDYS: Why Don't You Smile Now
THE VELVET UNDERGROUND: European Son to Delmore Schwartz
QUESTION MARK & THE MYSTERIANS: Ten O'Clock
DONOVAN: Superlungs My Supergirl
THE SYNDICATE OF SOUND: Little Gir
THE RATIONLS: Little Girls Cry
THE GENTLEMEN: It's a Cry'n Shame
THE MIRACLE WORKERS: Tears
THE UNCALLED FOR: Do Like Me
THE VENTURES: The In Crowd
THE UNRELATED SEGMENTS: Where You Gonna Go
THE UNRELATED SEGMENTS: It's Gonna Rain Outside
THE MAGIC MUSHROOMS: Never Let Go
BELFAST GYPSIES: Boom Boom
THE PAINTED SHIP: Frustration
THE MALARIANS: Paranoia
THE MALARIANS: Mighty Idy
THE MODERN LOVERS: Astral Plane
LOTUS STP: Broke Down
THE LITTER: Action Woman
THE ROCKIN RAMRODS: She Lied
13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS: You're Gonna Miss Me
THE MAGIC MUSHROOM: I'm Gone
THE COLONY: All I Want
THE MONKEES: Look Out, Here Comes Tomorrow
THE TURTLES: A Walk in the Sun
THE TAMRONS: Wild Man
MAL THURSDAY AND THE CHEETAHS: That's Your Problem
THE OUTSIDERS: Filthy Rich
LONELY MOANS: Rotting
THE FLAMIN GROOVIES: Between the Lines
THE WARLOCKS: Standing on the Corner
THE CREATION: Makin' Time
PETER ZAREMBA'S LOVE DELEGATION: Some Velvet Morning
THE BAD ROADS: Blue Girl

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This Week In '66

 

With Lynn Peril

This is the week in 1966 when eight young women, six student nurses and two visiting exchange nurses from the Philippines, were murdered by a madman in Chicago. You can read about him elsewhere; here we're going to talk about the victims. Also in the news this week: a pair of May-December marriages draw comparisons. 

SHOW NOTES

“Delmore Schwartz,” New York Daily News, July 14, 1966, 61. 

Freeman, Alex, “How Sinatra’s Kids Feel About His New Bride,” Detroit Free Press, July 31, 1966, 28. 

Getze, George, “Trainers Thump TV Slump; Young Adults Called Flabbiest Generation in Nation’s History,” Los Angeles Times, July 12, 1966, 31. 

Goodyear, Sara Jane, “Hunt for Clews in Killing of Eight Nurses on S.E. Side; Neighbors Tell of Awakening to Tragedy,” Chicago Tribune, July 15, 1966, 1. 

“‘Newlywed Game’ Pits Couples in Daytimer,” The Daily News Leader (Staunton, Virginia), July 8, 1966, 13. 

“The Murder Story Unfolds,” Detroit Free Press, July 16, 1966, 32. 

Wiedrich, Robert, “Detailed Report of Terrible Crime; The 8 Nurses: 5-Hour Killing,” Chicago Tribune Magazine, July 23, 1966, 9. 

Atomic Jukebox with Jon - 12 July 2022

Fuzzy 60s garage, wild rockabilly, hot R&B, and a spotlight on the Antipodes ! 

  Rising Suns - I'm Blue
Rogues - It's The Same All Over The World
Unlimited - Feelings
Spires Of Oxford - But You're Gone
Livin' End - Making Time

Tom & The Tornadoes - Long Pony Tail
Sam Hall & The Mor-Loks - Elaine
Lenny And The Thundertones - Hot Ice
Jerry Dallman And The Knightcaps - The Bug
Bracey Everett - The Lover's Curse

Pogs - The Pogs Theme
Missing Links - You're Driving Me Insane
Little Easybeats - Coca Cola spot
La De Das - Jump Back
Steve & The Board ‎- Farmer John
Tony Barber - I Want Her Too

Pretty Boy Don Covay - Switchen' In The Kitchen
Slim Harpo - Little Queen Bee
Little Jerry Williams - Hum Baby
Syl Johnson - Little Sally Walker
Lord Luther - A Thinkin' Man's Girl

Sheep - Hide And Seek
Stags - You Know He Did

Jimmy Soul - Everybody’s Gone Ape

Tributes 02

 

With Mark Ehmcke

1. Top Of The World - Shonen Knife

2. Some Velvet Morning - The Webb Brothers

3. Ooh Las Vegas - Cowboy Junkies

4. Too Much On My Mind - The Fleshtones

5. 1969 - Joey Ramone

6. All Men Are Liars - Dar Williams

7. Superstar - Sonic Youth

8. Sleep In The Grass - Johnny Dowd

9. One Hundred Years From Now - Wilco

10. She's Got Everything - The Droogs

11. Gimme Danger - Monster Magnet

12. Half A Boy and Half A Man - Sleepy Labeef & CJ Chenier

13. Goodbye To Love - American Music Club

14. Sand - Calvin Johnson & Mark Pickerel

15. Sleepless Nights - Elvis Costello

16. Village Green Preservation Society - Turn To Flowers

17. The Passenger - Lunachicks

18. The Rose Of England - Graham Parker

19. Rainy Days And Mondays - Cracker

20. Sundown, Sundown - Calexico

21. $1000 Wedding - Evan Dando & Juliana Hatfield

22. Cracking Up - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

Atomic Rulers Of The World

 

With The Spookshow Serenade

1. "You will obey them or die. Have a pleasant night's sleep." – Ambassador Phantom (Dialogue from "Prince of Space")

2. Guitars in Space – Billy Mure

3. Silent Screamer – The Dave Myers Effect

4. Surfin' Gypsy – The Black Magic

5. Zulu Stomp – The Brand

6. Albino Bat – The Regents (vocals by Jimmy Jordan)

7. Scalping Party – The Tornados

8. And Then There Were Drums – Sandy Nelson

9. El Baño del Pájaro – Los Shain's

10. "I wish to speak to the mutants." – Princess Dragon Mom (Dialogue from "Infra-Man")

11. Rip It, Rip It Up – Florian Monday and the Mondos

12. Mama-Oom-Mow-Mow – The Rivingtons

13. Party Poppin Pt. 2 – Elliott Shavers

14. Honey Hush – Johnny Burnette and the Rock 'n' Roll Trio

15. The Stinger – Al Casey

16. Watch Your Step – Bobby Parker

17. That's It Man - The Valentines

18. Chica Alborotada – Los Locos del Ritmo

19. "It hurts my head!" – Dialogue from "Invaders from Space")

20. El Scorpion – The Sherwoods

21. Beatnik Bounce – The Beats

22. I Need Money (Keep Your Alibis) – Slim Harpo

23. No Good Lover – Mickey and Sylvia

24. Squat with Me Baby – Rochell and the Candles with Johnny Wyatt

25. Ka-Ding Dong – The G-Clefs

26. Love My Baby – Robbin Ray

27. "Starman seeks out the source…" – Narration from "Invaders from Space"

28. Harlem Nocturne – Flat Duo Jets

29. The Stroll – The Diamonds

30. This Town – Duane Eddy (from "The Cool Ones")

31. The Phantomas – The Jet Black's

32. Beat Party Pt. II – Ritchie and the Squires

33. Big Beat – Eric Delaney's Big Beat Six

34. Drowning – Clark's Combo

35. There's Something at the Bottom of the Well – The Moontrekkers

36. "Those were ordinary sound waves" – Methusan (Dialogue from "Space Giants")

Songs From The Back Of The Station Wagon - Birthday Edition

 

With DJ Tom Hanks

Michael Lynch - Tom Hanks!

The Fendermen - Mule Skinner Blues

The Hombres - Little 2+2

Chris & Kathy - Shoot That Curl

Freddy "Boom Boom" Cannon - 20th Century Fox

The Kinks - Dancing In The Street

Steppenwolf - At Your Birthday Party LP promo

Gary U.S. Bonds - I Wanta Holler (But the Town's Too Small)

Tonni Kalash - The Boss

Arthur Alexander - Burning Love

Elvis Presley - I'm Coming Home

The Ascots - Hip Talk

Andre Williams - Bacon Fat

King Curtis and the Kingpins - Memphis Soul Stew

Rufus Thomas - Pink Pussycat Wine (WDIA)

Archie Bell & the Drells - Tighten Up

Booker T. & The MG's

Tommy Burk & the Counts - Stormy Weather

The Standells - Try It

Ronnie & the Delinquents - Bad Neighborhood

Terry & the Blue Jeans - Squad Car

Jerry Lee Lewis -It's a Hang Up Baby

Charlie Rich - Midnight Blues

Lesley Gore - No Matter What You Do

Brenton Wood - I Think You've Got Your Fools Mixed Up

Bo Diddley - Bo's Bounce

Michael Lynch - Happy Birthday, Tom Hanks

Ted Taylor - (Love Is Like A) Rambling Rose

Sam The Sham & the Pharaohs - Deputy Dog

Lenny Capello & the Dots - Ninety Pound Weakling

Billy "The Kid" Emerson - A Dancin' Whippersnapper

Bill Doggett - Hold It

Michael Lynch - Boss Of The Airwaves

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