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This week's show is archived until August 4th at http://wrtc.streamrewind.com/bookmarks/listen/412606/rock-roots-rock-radio Here's the playlist:
1. REBEL ‘ROUSER, Duane Eddy
2. BOP-A-LENA, Ronnie Self
8. THE FAT MAN, Fats Domino
9. ROBERTA, Frankie Ford
10. HEARTACHES, The Marcels
11. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, James Brown & The Famous Flames
13. MOONGLOW YOU KNOW, The Videos
14. CRYING, WAITING, HOPING, Buddy Holly
15. RED HOT, Billy Lee Riley
16. SH-BOOM, The Chords
18. HOT ROD IS HER NAME, Tom Tall & The Tomcats
19. I’M LEAVING IT UP TO YOU, Dale & Grace
21. CATCH A WAVE, The Beach Boys
23. GOD ONLY KNOWS, The Capris (feat. Rena Hinton)
27. LONESOME TRAIN, The Johnny Burnette Trio
28. YOU CAN’T CATCH ME, Chuck Berry
32. WILL YOU LOVE ME TOMORROW, The Shirelles
34. WHEN MY BLUE MOON TURNS TO GOLD AGAIN, Elvis Presley
43. CHANTILLY LACE, The Big Bopper
On Sun, 21 Jul 2024 22:54:14 +0000, Dean wrote:
16. SH-BOOM, The Chords
If you thought it couldn't get any worse than the Crew Cuts then you've obviously never heard of The Johnson Brothers.........
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHJ-OeHwbRU
On Sun, 21 Jul 2024 22:54:14 +0000, Dean wrote:
----------10. HEARTACHES, The Marcels
A song I've never really warmed to that much in ANY version...similar
style to "Blue Moon" here of course but not in the same class
----------23. GOD ONLY KNOWS, The Capris (feat. Rena Hinton)
My Top Femme (or Femme led) singles for 1954 says it all.......
On Mon, 22 Jul 2024 6:54:07 +0000, Roger wrote:----------
On Sun, 21 Jul 2024 22:54:14 +0000, Dean wrote:
43. CHANTILLY LACE, The Big Bopper
One of the best examples of a record I loved (and wore out playing) as a
kid but that I can't stand now is "Chantilly Lace". Sorry but that's how
it is.
Another example is "Rockin' Robin". Loved 'em both then but hate 'em now
I still like both of them. A low 8 for each one.
On Sun, 21 Jul 2024 22:54:14 +0000, Dean wrote:
43. CHANTILLY LACE, The Big Bopper
One of the best examples of a record I loved (and wore out playing) as a
kid but that I can't stand now is "Chantilly Lace". Sorry but that's how
it is.
Another example is "Rockin' Robin". Loved 'em both then but hate 'em now
Here's the playlist:
1. REBEL æROUSER, Duane Eddy
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