An All 45 Show: Bob Brainen's show

Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Hank Levine	Image, Part One		1961		0:00:00 Pop-up)
Dillard & Clark	Why Not Your Baby		1969 / 2012		0:02:28 Pop-up)
Gene Clark / Byrds	One In A Hundred		1970 / 2012	1st reunion of the original 5 Byrds	0:05:35 Pop-up)
Youngbloods	All My Dreams Blue		1967		0:08:22 Pop-up)
Dorothy Morrison	Spirit In The Sky		1970	lead singer of Edwin Hawkins Singers (as in "Oh Happy Day.")	0:11:34 Pop-up)
Martha & The Vandellas	Jimmy Mack		1967		0:14:49 Pop-up)
Cannonball Adderley Quintet	Do Do Do [What Now Is Next]		1967	Recorded live	0:18:07 Pop-up)
Roland Kirk & Orchestra	Berkshire Blues		1964		0:23:36 Pop-up)
Ryan Kerr /"humanity"	Intro / KFC	Sounds of the American Fast Food Restaurants, Vol. 1	1996		0:27:29 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: Melachrino Strings		Music For Reading			0:29:13 Pop-up)
Chris Bell	You & Your Sister		1978		0:38:11 Pop-up)
Tommy Hoehn w/Chris Bell	Love You (All Day Long)		1977		0:41:18 Pop-up)
Big Star	Feel [alt. mix]		1972 / 2009		0:44:09 Pop-up)
Wildweeds	Happiness Is Just An Illusion		1968		0:48:56 Pop-up)
NRBQ	Do The Bump		1977	non-lp b-side of "Ridin' In My Car"	0:50:23 Pop-up)
NRBQ & The Whole Wheat Horns	Hornin' In		2012	Thelonious Monk cover	0:53:50 Pop-up)
Afrosound	Pa' Ti Ma	Big Box Of Afrosound	1974 / 2015		0:54:49 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: Melachrino Strings		Music For Reading			1:00:13 Pop-up)
Dizzy Gillespie	The Champ, Part One		1951	It's Diz's 100th Birthday!	1:12:06 Pop-up)
Red Prysock	Head Snappin'		1957		1:15:16 Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong & Gabrielle	Oncle Sachmo's Lullaby		1959		1:18:08 Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong & Ella Fitzgerald	They Can't Take That Away from Me		1956		1:21:03 Pop-up)
'announcer'	The New Cream - Radio Ad		1969	var. artist radio ads	1:25:17 Pop-up)
Yardbirds	Got To Hurry		1965		1:26:19 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: Melachrino Strings		Music For Reading			1:27:50 Pop-up)
Hank Levine	Portrait of a Blonde		1962		1:34:40 Pop-up)
Joe Cuba Sextet	Sock It To Me		1966		1:37:37 Pop-up)
Left Banke	Ivy, Ivy		1967	Bert Sommer-vocal	1:39:37 Pop-up)
Nazz (post Todd Rundgren era)	It Must Be Everywhere		1969 / 1997	master tape has glitch	1:42:49 Pop-up)
Spanky & Our Gang	Anything You Choose		1968		1:45:52 Pop-up)
Bobby Marchan	Chickee Wah-Wah		1960		1:49:24 Pop-up)
Meters	Doodle Oop (The world is a bit under the weather)		1971		1:50:21 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: Melachrino Strings		Music For Reading		THANKS TO THESE PLEDGERS...	1:51:25 Pop-up)
Chuck Berry	Little Queenie		1959		1:58:40 Pop-up)

Listener comments!

9:03am 1whoknewcthulhu:

Good morning, Bob and all. What a glorious fall morning in the northeast.

🥁

9:03am duke:

Hello fellow brainiacs

9:03am melinda:

Hi all! Yes, it does feel like fall today.

9:06am Jeff:

Bom Dia a todos!

9:06am melinda:

I love the strings on this

9:09am annie:

good morning... !!!

9:12am listener monica:

good morning. i hope i can find a radio at work today so i can keep listening! singles are such a treat!!

🥁

9:14am WilliamfromDumont:

Morning Bob and all!

9:29am RHenderson:

Good morning! Though it's still dark in SoCal... I can see that Roland Kirk track fitting easily into an old Sesame St. episode ...

9:30am Scraps deSelby:

Magical Transforming All

9:31am moe:

speaking of food it's Pancake time...

9:31am J.D.:

What's up, Doc?

🥁

9:37am WilliamfromDumont:

Roadmaster

9:43am EB:

Bob, you didn't flunk the "Jimmy Mack" test. It was recorded in 1964 and
shelved until Feb 1967 because it was considered unsuitable for release
during the uncontested years of the Viet Nam war.

9:48am 1whoknewcthulhu:

Swear to God, when I heard the opening licks of Big Star's "Feel," I thought I we were going to hear a backing track for Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell's "You're All I Need to Get By.'

9:48am doctorjazz:

OK, been listening to the Dizzy Gillespie Birthday Broadcast all morning at work today, time for some FMU single goodness!

9:49am RHenderson:

I can still recall seeing the Chris Bell 45 (on Chris Stamey's CAR label) on display in the store in '78, so excited that there was still more Big Star-type music. And then you play "Feel"...how perfect.

9:55am doctorjazz:

Great Q!

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9:57am WilliamfromDumont:

I'm with Doc J. My two fave DJs on at the same time. BB and Phil S. What to do?

9:58am geep:

I saw the Q last night in Louisville (KY). What can I say. WHAT CAN I NOT SAY !

9:59am RHenderson:

I love this track, the chicha rendition of " I Dream Of Jeannie"'s theme...

10:00am Doc Rock:

Good Morning Bob & Everyone. I bought Big Star #1 Hit Record for $1.99 at the old Free Being record store on 2nd ave. just off St. Marks Pl. in 1973. I didn’t know another person who had it. Later that year or early 1974 I went to Max’s & saw the 3 man Big Star. They were so loud that my friend asked me “where are the horns”. I don’t think there were more than 35 people there that night. Of course this was BRFORE Big Star became a big deal. As someone who worked in record stores then I can tell you that we couldn’t give away the 1st 2 Big Star albums.

10:04am GListener MW:

Ha! -- thanks for the story, Doc.
Gawd I miss St Marks Place record shop heavy era

10:06am Jeff in Whately:

Hey Bob.

10:06am GListener MW:

Really digging the Melachrino strings, Bob

10:11am Doc Rock:

Hey JD - good morning. Hopefully you’re doing well. Let’s try to talk soon.

10:13am doctorjazz:

Saw Q when they were at Monty Hall, they were great!

10:14am doctorjazz:

(St Marks Record shopping was one of my regular trips...was it "Sounds", up that stair case?....)

10:14am doctorjazz:

DIZ!!!!!!!

10:18am Doc Rock:

GListener MW - I especially miss Rob Friedman’s Gramaphone store. In the old days 45s in the back albums everywhere else. Great place.

10:22am RHenderson:

These strings slay me. And pairing Satchmo with Bjork...now there's a concept...

10:22am J.D.:

Right back at ya, Doc!

10:23am Hughie Considine:

Yes, it was Sounds, Doctor! I miss it too, even the petulant clerks.

10:23am Stay Frosty:

Satchmo and Ella. What else do I need... Maybe Satchmo and Sarah. Great set Mr. Brainen. Thank you.

10:28am J.D.:

Ha! The New Cream! Sometimes you just gotta have some Blind Faith!

10:30am Dano59:

excellent selection BB! I especially love the promotional sides you are playing.

10:30am Dano59:

Ichiban seems to slip quite a few of those in from time to time ... old B-movie trailers on 45s

10:34am Dano59:

so are all the non B's all from the FMU library? My station would rather have a digital library than store 45s.

10:36am doctorjazz:

Spend a lot of time on the Give The Drummer Stream, haven't checked out Ichiban, have to see what's up there (only so much listening time in a day...)
Ella and Louis saved my marriage early on-I'm a jazz fiend, my wife, musical theater/pop singers, the only thing we could agree on in the car was Ella and Louis (since then we've both broadened our tastes, I like show music, she's gotten more funky!)

10:37am Dano59:

the B-movie sleaze seems to fit in with a lot of rockabilly, garage, early honky-tonky they play Dr. J

10:38am Doc Rock:

The New Cream?!!! Wacky bogus ad. The first night of the “New Cream” tour was supposed to be at Newport, but it was cancelled due to the rioting. Next stop NYC @ MSG. With opening acts Free & Delaney & Bonnie & friends. Which had its own mini riot due to a fly away Ginger Baker drumstick. Ah, 1969.

10:48am Dennis Diken:

great to hear Spanky & Our Gang, love their albums, methinks they are underrated. nice show Bob!

10:52am SeanG:

morning bob and all

10:52am J.D.:

Hey Bob, I got a whole bunch of Rascals "See/Carry Me Back" 45s. I got them from a friend who worked at Atlantic when they were issued. I want to give you one for next time. Just let me know how to get it to you.

10:55am Doc Rock:

I agree with DD- Spanky and Our Gang are underrated. Thanks for another great show Bob.

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