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Artist | Track | Album | Approx. start time |
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Lee Morgan | Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit) | The Gigolo | 0:00:00 (Pop-up) |
Kenny G and Irwin | Abracabadra | 0:12:16 (Pop-up) | |
Shodder Grayson | Rapture of the Leaf | Songs in the Key of Z, Vol. 3 | 0:20:07 (Pop-up) |
Fred Spek's CaMp CoMbO | Happy Days Are Here Again | Beans 'n Wieners | 0:32:43 (Pop-up) |
Dan Bryk | Normal | Discount Store | 0:47:52 (Pop-up) |
The Mekons | I Love a Millionaire | I Heart Mekons | 0:48:04 (Pop-up) |
Moondog | I'm Just a Hop Head | H'art Songs | 1:02:59 (Pop-up) |
Moondog | Moondog's Theme | The Story of Moondog | 1:05:32 (Pop-up) |
Charlie McAlister | Fried Sandwich Play | home recording | 1:09:05 (Pop-up) |
Mighty Sparrow | Castro Eating Banana | Mighty Sparrow Sings True Life Stories of Passion, People & Politics (Mace LP) | |
Hank Williams III | Pills I Took | Straight to Hell | 1:59:36 (Pop-up) |
Ron Griffin | Your Love Is Real | found recording | 1:59:45 (Pop-up) |
Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra with Bix Beiderbecke | I'm Coming Virginia | Bix & Tram | 2:31:35 (Pop-up) |
Marie Bryant | Don't Touch Me Tomato | Calypsos Too Hot to Handle (LP) | 2:34:35 (Pop-up) |
Temptations vs. Aerosmith and Run-DMC | My Girl Walks This Way | DJ Joel-Steven (Voicedude) | 2:51:58 (Pop-up) |
Lord Kitchener | Muriel and de Bug | Calypsos Too Hot to Handle (LP) | 2:57:27 (Pop-up) |
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Pearly Sweets:
Cecile:
And who is Gordon? You? Or Clay Pigeon
It's Wednesday. It's business time.
stingy d:
Pearly Sweets:
goodie!:
Parq:
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Cecile:
Sean Daily:
Ike:
Good riddance K-Schlock. Die painfully.
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Sean Daily:
Ike:
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Liz B.:
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Listener 26705:
Parq:
BSI:
AnAnonymousParty:
The Man:
Pearl Sweets:
Cecile:
Parq:
Ike:
Hey it's Tom Baker from Doctor Who! HA!
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mike:
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kurt:
Marshall Stacks:
An inspiration to all curmudgeons.
Baba B:
still b/p:
Cecile:
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Give it.
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Lou:
AnAnonymousParty:
BSI:
Parq:
JoeSteele:
still b/p:
Cecile:
AnAnonymousParty:
BSI:
Parq:
still b/p:
The Man:
The Man:
AnAnonymousParty:
annie:
BSI:
Listener 26705:
Cecile:
Kenny and Irwin CD! Gimme! Gimme!
Pearly Sweets:
Sam:
annie:
Liz B.:
Get in the running for the Moondog book/CD for a pledge of $15 or more!
Cecile:
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Sean Daily:
Jess:
Parq:
Sean Daily:
Cecile:
JoeSteele:
Laura L:
Cecile:
BSI:
you'll feel better.
i mean, assuming the xanax has run out.
...i have pledged, hence the free medical advice....
Pearly Sweets:
Cecile:
I never win nuthin.
urgh:
mike:
Laura L:
Jess:
Talent Mgmt. Associates:
Pearly Sweets:
Cecile:
AnAnonymousParty:
Sweet Pearls:
Ike:
Or at least they could put together a booster from some old spaceship parts.
BSI:
Cecile:
The Man:
stingy d:
The Man:
Pearly Sweets:
annie:
still p/s:
Sean Daily:
DJ BOB TAKES OVER!
Pearly Sweets:
BSI:
stingy d:
Jess:
Pearly Sweets:
annie:
stingy d:
Bas, NL:
Parq:
Who?
Right, that doctor.
Who?
Right.
Who?
Yes.
Who's on television?
Has been for years.
Who's the doctor on TV?
Yes.
When the theme show plays, who comes out?
Usually, sometimes it's his assistant.
Who's assistant?
Yes.
etc. etc.
Jess:
BSI:
Report, number one...
Kenzo:
The Man:
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Malkin:
Budgie:
The Man:
Budgie:
still b/p:
still "p/s"? -- pearly sweet? pine sap? power steering? party stalwart? purloining shmoe? penny serenade?
Purrrlee Sweeps:
Liz B.:
LOU REED FAN:
stingy d:
still b/p:
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annie:
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Cecile:
stingy d:
Ike:
Sean Daily:
Cecile:
dc pat:
Kyle:
Cecile:
Cecile:
eveley:
Marshall Stacks:
annie:
tombom:
eveley:
Sean Daily:
tombom:
Budgie:
Ike:
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Liz B.:
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annie:
Pearly Sweets:
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dc pat:
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Singy Sweets:
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AnAnonymousParty:
Budgie:
Ismael:
Parq:
Budgie:
annie:
Sean Daily:
Hail Velour!
thelma:
The Man:
Work. Buy Stuff. Repeat untill dead.
mike:
Clark Barr:
Irwin:
Clark Barr:
The first time I saw The World's Greatest Sinner was when I was in college, over 35(!) years ago and the print was heavily censored. Turner Classic Movies showed it uncut several months ago and watching it again 35 years later was just a weird experience. Makes me start thinking of other "movies you had to see" while in college such as Harold and Maude, King of Hearts, Pink Flamingos and Eraserhead...
But seeing Timothy Carey dressed in a gold lame Elvis suit doing a tacky homage to James Brown and seeing how inept he was in trying to swing the mike as he yelled the Please Please, especially since he had half a dozen Maceo wannabees blowing the sax and nobody had the cape--well, that surely is a film one must see to appreciate. Sadly it's not out on DVD...