Old
Fart At Play
with Drugless Douglas
Wednesday August 1, 2001
5-7pm (ET)
Show # 
| ARTIST |
CUT |
NOTES |
| Michael Penn
|
Long Way Down
(Look What The Cat Drug In) |
Born 8/1/58.
Happy 43rd BD, Mr. P! (Mr. Aimee Mann) |
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| The Knight Brothers
|
Temptation 'Bout
To Get Me |
I was feelin'
a little big logi when I got to the station, so I figured a good way to
perk myself up was to go to the R&B / Soul vinyl section and grab
a bunch of compilations.
It did the trick!
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| The Students
|
Every Day Of
The Week |
| The Marathons
|
Peanut Butter
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| The Flamingos
|
A Kiss From
Your Lips |
| The Turbans
|
Sister Sookie
(or Sister Sooky on the record label) |
| The Chanteclairs
|
Snatchin' Peaches
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| The Clovers
|
Love Potion
#9 |
| Jewels |
(I'm guessing
there should be a
"The" in front of all
of these, but there
wasn't on the sleeve.)
|
No Shoulder
To Cry On |
| Fidelitones
|
Is It Too Late
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Crystals |
I Love My Baby
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| I Do Believe
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| Robbins |
Around About
Midnight |
| The Esquires
|
Get On Up |
| The Emotions
|
Show Me How
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| Eddie Floyd
|
Bring It On
Home |
| Booker T & The
MGs |
Melting Pot
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| The Marvelows
|
I'm Without
A Girl |
| The Miracles
|
Love Machine
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Inflation
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Les McCann &
Eddie Harris
- 8/1/91
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Compared To
What |
|
 The Electric
Flag |
Texas |
Email requests from Loyal Listener Lloyd from a couple of weeks ago. He
wanted to hear some Mike Bloomfield, but not from "Super Sessions."
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| Mike Bloomfield
/ Al Kooper |
Don't Throw
Your Love On Me So Strong |
| The Electric
Flag |
You Don't Realize
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| Fabio |
When Somebody
Loves Somebody |
The OFAP Summer
Poet-In-Residence |
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| Stephen Stills
& Manassas |
Do You Remember
The Americans |
Al Perkins,
born 8/1/33. Happy Birthday, Al, if you're still alive (there's conflicting
info on that subject…) |
| Ramblin' Jack
Elliott |
Folsom Prison
Blues |
And a happy
70th to you, Jack (born 8/1/31) |
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Jerry Garcia |
An Odd Little Place |
Jerry was born on 8/1/42.
59 if...
These two tunes were the
signature sign-off songs for "Psychedelic Regressions," Jamie
Cohen's long-lost and lamented show on Sunday afternoons on WZBC.
It was one of my fave radio shows of all time! I played them as a dual
tribute to Jerry and Jamie / his show.
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| The Wheel |