On Mon, 15 Jul 2024 1:07:52 +0000, Dean wrote:

This week's show is archived until July 28th at the link below. Here's
the playlist:

2. REET PETITE, Jackie Wilson

Reissued over here in late 1986 on SMP label this famous oldie sold so
well it entered the NME charts once again in that December and reached
#1 on 10 January 1987 where it remained for 3 weeks

3. 30 DAYS, Chuck Berry

A most unlikely cover (but one I always kinda liked)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQSCkdGcA1w

6. SLOW DOWN, Larry Williams

This was always my favorite record by him

12. TONITE TONITE, The Mello-Kings

As seen in the British made rock 'n' roll movie "Sweet Beat" in 1959

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHqWWaQFkwA

14. ANOTHER SATURDAY NIGHT, Sam Cooke

Even tho I'm not big on lyrics I have to admire the lyric line on this
one :-

"Another fella told me he had a sister who looked just fine
Instead of being my deliverance
She had a strange resemblance To a cat named Frankenstein"

15. BAD BOY, The Jive Bombers

The original version from 1936 by Lil Hardin Armstrong

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yF9tt_jm-Ek

20. LITTLE GIRL, John & Jackie

The young lady seems to be having so much pleasure here it ought to be
double X-rated

22. GEE, The Crows

There are some real bad white covers of black 1950's r&b out there---but
this has to be one of the baddest

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sXcKmTwyhg

30. DREAMS ARE FOR FOOLS, The Revalons

One of the earliest things I was ever turned on to via this newsgroup.
I'd never heard it before until Norm K mentioned it was one of his
favorites wayyyyyyy back............

31. CAST IRON ARM, Peanuts Wilson

One of the very biggest of all the 1970's "boots" that sold thousands
of copies back then

34. RIP VAN WINKLE, The Devotions

Silly doowop but one I always liked. Still have original Delta label
copy

35. THE WAY YOU DOG ME AROUND, The Diablos

Superb ballad by Devora's boys second only to their fabulous "The Wind"
classic

37. WHAT’S WRONG, The Avalons [Previously unreleased]

This one was on the short list for my recent "Fave 1958 Unreleased" post

43. LAST NIGHT, The Mar-Keys

From my all time favorite Instrumentals list :-

1. Green Onions Booker T. & The MG’s - 1962
2. Honky Tonk-Part 2 Bill Doggett - 1956
3. Raunchy Bill Justis - 1957
4. Hideaway Freddy King - 1961
5. Last Night Mar-Keys - 1961

45. OH MY ANGEL, Bertha Tillman

And from my favorite Femme records of 1962 list :-

1.You’ll Lose A Good Thing Barbara Lynn
2.My Man-He’s A Lovin’ Man Betty LaVett
3.Oh My Angel Bertha Tillman
4.It’s Raining Irma Thomas
5.The One Who Really Loves You Mary Wells



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