Dangerous R&r Show Podcast

Hey....it's January 1 so let's celebrate with 2 forgotten 45's....*The Abstract Sound - Blacked out mind [SOS Sound of Soul 1967] a b-side from this Springfield NJ band...Springfield is about 10-12 miles from home base over here in Boonton NJ...*The Fuzztones w/ Sean Bonniwell - The people in me [Misty Lane Records 1998] This came out on Misty Lane Records in Italy....Later...….

Welcome to the last show of 2018! What a friggin' year.....We open with our usual suspects: me and the opening salvo*Danny Zella & His Zell Rocks - Wicked Ruby [Fox 1958] 45 rpm**Bed: Ray Barretto - James Bond [all beds will be this]Set 1: Fire & Ramblers*13th Floor Elevators - Fire engine [International Artists 1966] 45 rpm*The Golliwogs - Fight Fire [Scorpio 1966] 45 rpm / Early recording from Fogarty & Creedence Clearwater.....*The Cure - Primary [Fiction 1981] 45 rpm / Robert Smith before the makeup took over.*Cecil Campbell & the Tennessee Ramblers - Steel Guitar Hop [RCA '47] 78 rpm.****Killer stuff from Cecil and lets hear it for Roky, Creedence & Robert!! Set 2: Honey Lantree assumed room temperature this week...*The Honeycombs - I can't get through to you [Pye / Mercury / Interphone 1965...take your pick on the label] 45 rpm....Joe Meek written and production...I slowed it down because JM sped the master up into the stratosphere! *B-52's - Channel Z [Reprise 19

Yikes! Christmas already? By the time you hear this all the fuss will be over and you can sit back with a cuppa' or a whiskey glass and dig....*All Bed music will be by The Mulcays / Jimmy & MildredOpening salvo: Art Carney - 'Twas the Night Before Christmas [Columbia 1956] 45 rpmArt C was a hipster long before he took a job in the sewer and became one of the most loved characters in early TV.Set 1: *Bobby [Nunn] & Boobie - Cool cool Christmas [Dice 1958]...that's right: CHRISTMAS which is the name of the holiday*The Fabulous T-Birds - Merry Xmas Darlin' [Epic 1983] Jimmy Vaughn..nuff said.*Evan Johns & the H-Bombs - Snowed In [Jungle / Ryko 2000] The king of Psycho-billy guitar IMHO*Hank Snow - Reindeer Boogie [RCA 1953] 45 rpm...Set 2: Bikes and drunk Santas*Gandalf Murphy & the Slambovian Circus of Dreams - Bike [High Noon 2004] Josiah and his merry band of Slambovians from Sleepy Hollow NY appropriately.*Clyde Lasley - Santa come home drunk [Bea & Baby 1967] 45 rpm.

Hey All...….This weeks show:Out opening salvo:*The Shangri-las - Bulldog [Red Bird 1965] From the LP "Leader of the Pack"ALL BEDS: The Jimmy Gordon Orch. - Buzzzzzz [Challenge 1963] Drummer Jimmy Gordon with his 1st 45 rpm.Set 1: Savages & Hail Marys…* The Savage Resurrection - Thing in "E" [Mercury 1968] LP-S/T...killer only LP by San Francisco / Oakland w/ 16 year old Randy Hammon on guitar..they morphed out of a band called The Boys.* The V.I.P.s - I wanna be free [Island 1966] EP. Cover of Joe Tex killer grinder. Mike Harrison and Greg Ridley pre-ART, pre-Spooky Tooth.* Circus Maximus - The Wind [Vanguard 1967] LP - S/T. Jerry Jeff Walker and Bob Bruno before they went folk / jazz...respectively.* The Bennito Sextet - Psychedelic Soul [Tico 1968] LP - The Bennito Sextet + 1 * Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Mary Mary [Elektra 1966] LP - East West. Great version of The Monkees / Mike Nesmith song.* BED: see aboveSet 2: Broken Sky Pilots* International Submarine Band - Sum up broke [ C

Hey Brothers and Sisters! We're starting off this show with a blast from my past...The Rocky Fellers - Killer Joe on Scepter Records 1963...this was on the turntable in my household always when my older sister, Janet would have her friends over for "sock hops"! Yeowza….bullet bras and everything!Set 1 - Come backs & MarblesChuck Wiley formerly of The Rock-its with a solo blast from 1965..."Come Back Baby" on Music Center Records / a killer 45 rpmFoghat follows with "Sara Lee" offa their 1st offering from 1972 on Bearsville Records....basically Foghat is Savoy Brown minus Kim Simmonds and adding Rod Price from Black Cat Bones to sit in the big chair.....Moby Grape kills it with "Going Nowhere" off of their first LP sans founder Skip Spence / "Grape '69"....Spence tried to part Don Stephenson's & Jerry Miller's hair with an axe so they thought it would be better to "go on without you" like the lyrics to "8:05".John

Hey Brothers & Sisters.....Tonight's episode starts with our opening salvo followed by:*The Pete Best Combo - The way I feel about you [Happening 1965] / 45 rpm*Bed: The GalaxiesSet 1*Jett Powers - Stranded in the jungle [Design 1959?] 45 rpm [booted I think]*Albert King - Lonely man [Stax 1969] / LP- Years gone by*Ink Spots - That cat is high [Decca 1939] 78 rpm*Fleetwood Mac - Jigsaw puzzle blues [Epic / Blue Horizon 1967] / 45 rpm*John Mayall's Blues Breakers - Sitting in the rain [Decca 1967] / 45 rpm*Bed: The Shadows - Bombay Duck [Columbia 1968]  / 45 rpm Set 2:*Kaleidoscope -I found out [Epic 1967] Side Trips*Kaleidoscope [UK] - Faintly blowing [Fontana 1969] LP - Faintly Blowing*The Onion Radio News - An area man stuck in a lion's costume*Frank Sinatra - Bim Bam Baby [Columbia 1952] / 78 rpm*Elmore James - Madison blues [Chess 1960] / LP - Whose Muddy Shoes*Bed: The Shadows - Bombay DuckSet 3:*Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band - Diddy Wah Diddy [A&M 1966] 45 rpm*She - Outta

Hey DRR watchers..you know who you are.....send me an email to let me know that your listening or dig the pod. You can also request a song.... mcmickster@optonline.netOpening Salvo followed by Ray Campi - Catapilla [TNT 1957] Campi rode his big double, white bass into rockabilly heaven!Set 1: Lipstick, Control and Preachers*Huelyn Duvall - Pucker paint [Challenge 1960] / 45 rpm. I think this was recorded earlier [1957].*Troggs - I can't control myself [Atco 1966] / 45 rpm. Frontman Reg Presley was about 10 years ahead of his time...struttin' and prancin' around the stage like a glam cat!*Johnny Cash - Time of the preacher [Dragon 1996] w/ members of Alice in Chains / Willie Nelson tune. LP- Remember Me: Working Class Heroes*ZZ Top - Chartreuse [American Recordings 2012] "La Futura". After a 9 hear hiatus the Texas boys deliver a killer LP.*Bed: DC 5 - Chauquita [Jubilee 1964] / 45 rpm. All beds in the show will be DC5Set 2: Lust, Adoration and Gurls*Kai Ray - I want some of that [Brit

Hello and good tidings!After our opening salvo we bring you the majesty of Clapton, Bruce & Baker aka The Cream! Yes in the beginning they were called "The Cream" and this cut is from the beginning.The Cream - I feel free [Atco / Reaction 1966] Fresh CreamSet 1 - Pretty Things and Big HighsThe Pretty Things - It'll never be me [Ugly Things Records 2009] Philippe de BargeRoy Glenn - Big High for Somebody [World Pacific 1958] Jazz CantoDave Davies - Creeping Jean [Pye 1969] 45 rpmStan Ridgeway - Camouflage [IRS 1986] The Big HeatSet 2 Covers!Buddy & Julie Miller - Paper Thin [Vanguard 2003] It'll Come to You...Songs of John HiattThe Jam - David Watts [Polydor 1978] All Mod Cons**The Onion Radio NewsMaterial Issue - Bus Stop [Eggbert 1995] Sing Hollies in ReverseThe Clique - Splash 1 [Cinema / Scepter 1967] 45 rpmSet 3 Palms & GerbilsSpirit - Aren't you glad [Sundazed] Model ShopSidney Bechet & the Haitian Orch - Under the Palms [Harlequin 1985] Jazz & Hot Dance**Gerb

Hello and welcome to another episode of the DRR Show!After our opening salvo we're hittin' turntable #1 with an LP by The Everly Brothers called "In Our Image" / the cut being the great and often covered song "The Price of Love"All Bed music for this show will be: Barney Kessell - Something for Cat offa the "Breakfast at Tiffanys" soundtrack.Set 1Rolling Stones - My obsession [London 1967] "Between the Buttons"Hound Dog Taylor - Gimme back my wig [Alligator 1973] "Self Titled LP"The Donays - Devil in his heart [Brent 1962] "45 rpm"Talking Heads - Cities [Sire 1979] "Fear of Music"Set 2Edward Rogers - Baby came early [Zip 2008] "You Hven't Ben Where I've Been"Faces - Cindy incidentally [Warner Brothers 1973] "Ooh La La"**Commander Cody DRR IDNightriders - Lookin' for my baby [Sue 1959] "45 rpm"Trashmonkeys - Favorite enemy [Sound Flat 2008] "Friendly Enemy"Set 3Mary Lou Lord -

Hey hey Brothers & Sisters....This weeks episode starts off with:Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps - Who slapped John?....out of a band called The Virginians a new band was created for Gene Vincent in 1956 with "Galloping" Cliff Gallup on lead guitar....his echo laden 6 string is the bible for thousands of R&R guitarists ever since.Set 1:Traveling to Brisbane, Australia where The Saints hold the mantle of the 1st "punk" band. Formed in 1975 their 1st record pre-dates the Sex Pistols by about 6 months. We just heard "A minor aversion" off of their sophomore LP ETERNALLY YOURS from 1978.Tramline - Somewhere down the line / Island 1968 [A&M in the US]. Covering Little Johnny Taylor's killer 45 from 1963 on Galaxy Records.Paul Revere & the Raiders - Him or Me [What's it gonna be] / Columbia 1967. The Jim Valley / Keith Ellison era of the band. Mark Lindsey is hands down one of the best vocalists of all the 60's bands....based in Oregon.Traveling south fr

Motown Junkies consider this one of the worst 45's Motown ever produced [It came out on Motown's Gospel subsidiary label- Divinity]I don't know about you but I dig it and glad to have a copy in The Dangerous R&R Show Archives.....dig it.

Another week / another episode!This week's episode starts off with an old favorite: The Bobby Fuller Four - I fought the law / 45 rpm / Exeter 1964 / Early versionElvis Costello - Pump it up / This Year's Model / Columbia 1978Joe Hill Louis - Hydromatic woman / Big Town 1954 [Sun Box]Concrete Blonde - God is a bullet / Free / I.R.S. 1989Buffalo Springfield - Expecting to fly /  Buffalo Springfield Again / Atco 1967Set 2:Rex Garvin & the Mighty Cravers - Emulsified / 45 rpm / Epic / Okeh 1963The Woggles - Get down with it / 7" EP / Chicken Ranch 2005Harvey Scales & 7 Sounds - Love-it-is / 45 rpm / Magic Touch 1967Horace Andy - Ain't no sunshine / You Are My Angel / Trojan 1973The Specials AKA - Gangsters / 45 rpm / 2Tone 1979Set 3:Clifton Chenier - My soul / 45 rpm / Checker 1959The Grease Band - All I wanna do / S/T LP / Harvest / Shelter 1971The Faces - Debris / A Nod is as Good as a Wink / W/B 1971Tom Russell - Beautiful Trouble / Love & Fear / Hightone 2006That's it for

Welcome to another episode of The DRR Show Podcast / I'm your host Bob Mickey Spillane aka The Mickster and we're skinny dippin' in the oil of joy, brothers and sisters.....Our opening salvo is followed by a DRR staple:Young Jessie - Hit, git and split [Modern 1956] / 45 rpm. Mickey Baker on guitar.SET 1:Del Shannon - Under my thumb [Liberty 1966] / 45 rpmDale Hawkins - Tornado [Checker 1958] / 45 rpm. B-side of "Little Pig"Mary Wells - Bye bye baby [Motown 1960] / 45 rpm. 5th single issued by M'town.Detroit Cobras - Baby let me hold your hand [Rough Trade 2004]. LP-BabySet 2:Carl Perkins - Dixie Fried [Sun 1956] / 45 rpm. Carl's 5th single.NRBQ - Flat Foot Flewzy [Columbia 1969] / LP cut. NRBQ & Carl Perkins.Chris Powell & the Blue Flames [Okeh 1952] / 78 RPM. Philly boy.The Byrds - Wasn't born to follow [Columbia 1968] / LP "Notorious Byrd Brothers"Set 3:The Blues Magoos - Gotta get away [Mercury 1967] / 45 rpm. Eric Burdon & the Animals - Colour

Greetings and salutations, Brothers and Sisters....this weeks episode features a jukebox full of 45's! After our opening salvo The Chants tell a tale about a dick....Dick Tracy that is.The Chants lineup featured a cat named Mickey Lee Lane so he follows up with a 7" platter of wax on the Swan label - Hey Sah-Lo-Ney fresh off the presses in 1965!Heading over to the UK for The Contrast and a killer tune - Clue followed up by Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros with Sandpaper Blues....Strummer didn't record and clunkers, buddy!Our 2nd set features the 5 B's -Bonniwell, Blondie, Bob, Buddy and Billy...Sean Bonniwell's Music Machine knows what the f**k is goin' on via their Masculine Intuition [1967 / Original Sound / Stereo version]...Don't tell Sean girl but Debbie Harry wants to Rip Her To Shreds while Bob [Montgomery] & Buddy [Holly] hit the road with Down the Line / 1959 / Brunswick Records....Got Love if you Want it by Billy Gibbons and the BFG's finishes the set.Set

The 101ers were a pub rock band from the 1970s playing mostly in a rockabilly style, notable as being the band that Joe Strummer left to join The Clash. Formed in London in May 1974, the 101ers made their performing debut on 7 September at the Telegraph pub in Brixton, under the name 'El Huaso and the 101 All Stars'. The name would later be shortened to the '101 All Stars' and finally just the '101ers'. The group played at free festivals such as Stonehenge, and established themselves on the London pub rock circuit prior to the advent of punk. The group was named after the squat where they lived together: 101 Walterton Road, Maida Vale, although it was for a time rumoured that they were named for "Room 101", the infamous torture room in George Orwell's novel Nineteen Eighty-Four. The band's early gigs included several at the Windsor Castle and a residency at the Elgin. They were supported by the Sex Pistols at the Nashville Room on 3 April 1976. Strummer cl

A late issue from 60's icons The Troggs in 1972....Reg Presley camps it up and the band smokes it. I purchased this 45 / picture sleeve from DJ Goddess Miss Jennifer Taboo of Spain a few years ago....thank you Miss Taboo! Dig and look for more Forgotten 45's in the future. 

heyall….. This weeks episode features some of my 45's, 78's and LP's.....starting off with our opening salvo.....followed by the cut we faded out on the last show Gabor Szabo - Spellbinder off of the LP of the same name / Impulse 1966...….A Scoop Nisker audio file from an LP called CURRENT...….followed by the Rolling Stones - Miss Amanda Jones...great rhythm guitar from the Keith-ster on this one......The Rationals chime in with a cover of Eddie Holland's - Leavin' Here. The Rationals 3rd 45 and possibly one of their best? Don't get it confused with the rerecorded version which falls pretty flat...…..Bobby "Blue" Bland the triple B of the blues with Loan A Helping Hand from a 78rpm on the Duke Label / 1958. Set 2 - Frankie Lee Sims - She likes to boogie real low / Vin 1957..just what the f**k was he talkin about?.....Brian Jonestown Massacre [what an inspired name for Anton Newcome's band of merry pranksters] - Going to hell / 1998 / TVT Records...….Kinks - Love m

Greetings and salutations my brethren.... Set 1 *Opening Salvo -NRBQ - Rocket # 9 / Columbia 1969. NRBQ's great debut with a killer version of a Sun Ra classic. -Jimmy Logsden - I got a rocket in my pocket / Roulette 1958. From a 78rpm. -Blues Project - Cheryl's going home / Verve Forcast 1966 / album cut from Projections -Grateful Dead - The Golden Road / W.Brothers 1967. A favorite of mine since! Set 2 -Blue Cheer - Hiway man / Philips 1971 / from the LP "Oh Pleasant Hope" -Bee Gees - I close my eyes / Atco 1967 / from the LP "BG's 1st" **Freedom Rock TV advertisement...2 stoners -Orchid Highway - Opiate / Rainbow Quartz 2008 / Canadian band - Rickie Lee Jones - Tried to be a man / New West 2007 / from the LP "Exposition on Sunset Blvd" Set 3 -Larry & the Blue Notes - Night of the sadist / unissued take which eventually came out on Tiris Records 1965' -Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Walkin' by myself / Elektra 1969. From the LP "Keep on Mo

Another show signed, sealed and delivered..... Set 1 OPENING SALVO *Starting off with a band from Boulder Colorado The Astronauts- "Tomorrow's gonna be another day" a 45 rpm on RCA 1965. These guys looked more like surfers than some California bands. *Johnny Ace & Willie Mae - "Hey Baby" another 45 rpm, this time on Don Robey's Duke Records dated 1953. It's said that when Johnny A shot himself in the head during a game of Russian Roulette Willie Mae [a spurned lover] loaded up the gun with some real lead. *Neko Case - "Hold on, hold on". A terrific slightly moody song off of her 2006 record FOX CONFESSOR BRINGS THE FLOOD. Anti 2006 *Link Wray - "Dick Tracy / Private Eye"...what can you say about the Linkster? He brings it everytime. SET 2: *Shocking Blue - Send me a postcard. 45 rpm on Pink Elephant....I have to admit I had chub for Mariska Veres when she was struttin' it. *Fraternity of Man - "In the morning" [ABC 1968]….future Li

Hey Brothers and Sisters.....Sonny Boy Williamson II A.K.A. Rice Miller starts off this podcast with a classic that Led Zeppelin "borrowed" a few years back..."Bring it on home". Tom Waits kills me with "16 shells from a thirty-ought-six"....a great cut that sums up my love for TW. Don & Dewey with a rockin' b-side "A little love" / a-side is "Jungle Hop". Redd Foxx checks in for a short soundbite before Roy Head & the Traits shimmy to the bar with "Wigglin' and gigglin". Set 2: John Kongos with the theme for this pod "Confusion about a goldfish" ….a pretty wacky concept but I love the song and the LP it came off from Janus Records 1969. A short lived Stroudsburg PA band Dream of Fire visits with Bloodline....I saw this version of the band at Main St. Jukebox when I worked there about 10 years ago. Loved them. The Pretty Things with "Miss Fay regrets" off of what Rolling Stone Magazine picked for their LP of the