WFMU: Rock'n'Soul Radio: Playlist from July 30, 2024

Rock'n'Soul Radio: Playlist from July 30, 2024

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July 30, 2024

Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments
Music behind DJ:	"Starting soon "			Starting soon
Billy Nicholls	It Brings Me Down "It Brings Me Down" by "Billy Nicholls"	Would You Believe	1968
Tommy James & the Shondells	Sweet Cherry Wine	Tommy James	1989
Music behind DJ: Mr. Weather	Current Weather "Current Weather" by "Mr. Weather"			Good morning, New York City! This is the bunny, your favorite 60s AM radio DJ, coming at you lyyve from the WFMU Rock and Soul stream. It's a beautiful morning out there, folks, but don't let those clouds fool you. We've got a temperature of 73 degrees and a humidity of 91 percent, so make sure to grab your umbrella before you head out the door. But don't let a little rain dampen your spirits, because we've got some groovy tunes coming your way to brighten up your day. So sit back, relax, and let the bunny take you on a musical journey through the clouds. Stay tuned, my friends!
Pink Floyd	Scream Thy Last Scream	Scream Thy Last Scream / Vegetable Man	1967
The Kinks	The World Keeps Going Round	The Kink Kontroversy	1965
Music behind DJ: TSU Toronados	Play the Music Toronadoes			Back announcing the set
1910 Fruitgum Company	Reflections From The Looking Glass		1969
Aorta	Shape Of Things To Come "Shape Of Things To Come" by "Aorta"		1968
Procol Harum	Homburg "Homburg" by "Procol Harum"	The Best Of Procol Harum	1967
The Shirelles	Soldier Boy "Soldier Boy" by "The Shirelles"		1962
Music behind DJ: Mr. Weather	Current Weather "Current Weather" by "Mr. Weather"			Good morning, New York City! This is the bunny coming at you lyyve from the Rock and Soul Stream on WFMU. It's a groovy morning out there, folks. The weather is looking a bit cloudy with a temperature of 73 degrees and a humidity of 90 percent. So make sure to grab your umbrella and some shades before you head out the door. But don't let the weather bring you down, because we've got some hot tunes coming your way to brighten up your day. So stay tuned and keep it locked right here on WFMU's Rock and Soul Stream. This is the bunny, signing off.
Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera	Flames	Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera	1967
The Rationals	Turn-On "Turn-On" by "The Rationals"
The Bubble Puppy	Hot Smoke & Sasafrass	Hot Smoke & Sasafrass b/w Lonely	1968
Music behind DJ: The Shadows	Kon-Tiki "Kon-Tiki" by "The Shadows"			Back announcing the set
Breeze	I Get Groovy Feelings "I Get Groovy Feelings" by "Breeze"	I Get Groovy Feelings b/w Jersey Thursday	1966
Johnny Taylor	who's making love "who's making love" by "Johnny Taylor"		1969
Charles Bradley	Changes "Changes" by "Charles Bradley"
Swinging Machine	Crying For Her "Crying For Her" by "Swinging Machine"	The Rock Box, The Music Machine	1966
Music behind DJ: 101 Strings	Astral Freakout "Astral Freakout" by "101 Strings"			Back announcing the set
Silver Apples	I Don't Care What The People Say	The Garden	1969
John Barry	Hit & Miss "Hit & Miss" by "John Barry"	Beat Girl
Melvin Jackson	Funky Skull - Parts 1 & 2		1969
Electric Banana	Vocal Versions with Accompaniment: Walking Down The Street (Rhythmic beat number in the 'Pop' idiom)	Electric Banana	1967
The Misunderstood	Who Do You Love	I Can Take You To The Sun / Who Do You Love	1967
The Byrds	Child Of The Universe "Child Of The Universe" by "The Byrds"		1969
Blood Sweat & Tears	My Days Are Numbered	Blood, Sweat And Tears	1968
Music behind DJ: Mr. Weather	Current Weather "Current Weather" by "Mr. Weather"			Good morning, New York City! This is The Bunny coming at you lyyve from the WFMU Rock and Soul Stream. It's a beautiful morning out there, folks, but don't let those clouds fool you. We've got a temperature of 74 degrees and a humidity of 90 percent, so it's feeling pretty sticky out there. But hey, that's just the perfect excuse to crank up the tunes and stay inside with us all morning long. So grab your cup of coffee and get ready to groove with The Bunny on this cloudy morning in the Big Apple. Stay tuned for some rockin' and soulful tunes coming your way.
The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band	Smell Of Incense	The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band	1967
Billy Nicholls	Would You Believe?	Would You Believe	1968
Music behind DJ: The Tornadoes	Alan's Tune "Alan's Tune" by "The Tornadoes"			Back announcing the set
The Fun and Games	Close To Carmel		1968
The Chantels	Summertime "Summertime" by "The Chantels"		1962
Thee Midniters	Whittier Blvd. "Whittier Blvd." by "Thee Midniters"	Grandson of Frat Rock, Volume 3
Pink Floyd	Arnold Layne "Arnold Layne" by "Pink Floyd"	Arnold Layne b/w Candy And A Currant Bun	1967
Music behind DJ: Mr. Weather	Current Weather "Current Weather" by "Mr. Weather"			Good morning, all you cool cats and groovy kittens! This is the bunny coming at you lyyve from the WFMU Rock and Soul Stream. It's a beautiful morning here in the Big Apple, but don't let those clouds fool you. We've got a temperature of 75 degrees and a humidity of 89 percent, so it's feeling a bit sticky out there. But hey, that's just the price we pay for living in the city that never sleeps, am I right? So grab your coffee and get ready to jam out to some sweet tunes on this cloudy morning. Stay tuned for more updates on the weather throughout the day. This is the bunny signing off, reminding you to keep it groovy, baby.
The Kinks	I'm Not Like Everybody Else [Mono Mix]	Face to Face	1966
lee hazlewood	You Look Like A Lady		1972
Music behind DJ: Tempos	Sad, Sad Memories (Instr.)			Back announcing the set
Otis Leavill	A Reason To Be Lonely	A Reason To Be Lonely
Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings	Got A Thing On My Mind
Painted Ship	Frustration "Frustration" by "Painted Ship"	Afterthought-The History of Vancouver's Rock+Roll!	1983
The Bubble Puppy	Lonely "Lonely" by "The Bubble Puppy"	Hot Smoke & Sasafrass b/w Lonely	1968
Dick Dale and the Del-Tones	The Victor
Music behind DJ: Renfo Orchestra	A Case of Love "A Case of Love" by "Renfo Orchestra"			Back announcing the set
The Guilloteens	Wild Child "Wild Child" by "The Guilloteens"
Johnny Gibson Trio	Beachcomber "Beachcomber" by "Johnny Gibson Trio"
Melvin Jackson	Funky Skull - Parts 1 & 2		1969
The Music Shoppe	Are You Really My Girl
Funkadelic	I'Ll Bet You "I'Ll Bet You" by "Funkadelic"		1969
The Elastik Band	Spazz "Spazz" by "The Elastik Band"		1967
Music behind DJ: Mr. Weather	Current Weather "Current Weather" by "Mr. Weather"			Good morning, all you cool cats and groovy gals out there in the Big Apple! This is the bunny, your friendly neighborhood DJ, coming at you lyyve from the WFMU Rock and Soul stream. It's a beautiful morning here in NYC, but don't let those clouds fool you. We've got a temperature of 76 degrees and a humidity of 87 percent, so you might want to grab an umbrella before you head out the door. But hey, a little rain never stopped us from having a good time, right? So let's keep those tunes spinning and make the most of this cloudy day. Stay tuned for more rockin' and soulful jams, right here on the Rock and Soul Stream. This is the bunny, signing off.
Electric Banana	Vocal Version with Accompaniment: Love, Dance And Sing	More Electric Banana	1968
Malcolm Yelvington	Rockin' With My Baby
The 5th Dimension	California My Way		1967
Music behind DJ: Beaver & Krause	Another Part Of Time			Back announcing the set
Strawberry Alarm Clock	Pretty Song From Psych-Out		1968
Lori Burton	Yeh, Yeh, Yeh (That Boy of Mine)
The Byrds	Stranger In A Strange Land [Instrumental Backing Track]	Turn! Turn! Turn!	1965
the souls of inspyration	Sun Shines In The Winter		1970
Music behind DJ: Mr. Weather	Current Weather "Current Weather" by "Mr. Weather"			Good morning, New York City! This is the bunny coming at you lyyve from the Rock and Soul Stream on WFMU. It's a groovy morning out there, folks. The clouds are rolling in, bringing a cool breeze and a temperature of 76 degrees. But don't let that fool you, because the humidity is at a whopping 87 percent. So make sure to grab your shades and your umbrella before you head out the door. But don't worry, because we've got some hot tunes coming your way to keep you feeling cool. Stay tuned for the best rock and soul hits of the 60s, right here on WFMU. This is the bunny, signing off.
Mark Wirtz	(He's Our Dear Old) Weatherman		1968
Music behind DJ: The United States Of America	Hard Coming Love			Back announcing the set
Pink Floyd	See Emily Play "See Emily Play" by "Pink Floyd"	See Emily Play b/w Scarecrow	1967
The Isley Brothers	Wild As A Tiger
Charles Bradley	Things You Do For Love
Them	Walking in the Queen's Garden	0	1967
lee hazlewood	Ten Or 11 Towns Ago		1972
Losers	Snake Eye "Snake Eye" by "Losers"		1957
Music behind DJ: The Beach Boys	Salt Lake City "Salt Lake City" by "The Beach Boys"			Back announcing the set
The Rolling Stones	Paint It Black		1966
Bill Doggett	Mommy (Parts 1 & 2) "Mommy (Parts 1 & 2)" by "Bill Doggett"		1962