SEASON FOUR OF THE PODCAST BEGINS with a SLEW of NEW GNU for YOU!

 

For those of you still out there, welcome back! For newcomers, jump on in! Here's an hour of whiz-bang musical entertainment, with occasional gab by your host, Frank M. Young, who celebrates his 60th orbit around the sun and the fourth season of his internationally-ignored music podcast. Here's the playlist:

01 - Red Sovine- Juke Joint Johnny

Decca 9-30239 March 1957

02 - Dave Rich- Rosie Let's Get Cozy

RCA Victor 47-7334 September 1958

03 - Rod Bernard- Pardon, Mister Gordon

Argo 5327 February 1959

04 - Ronnie Wallace & The Rajahs- Never Leave Me

Decca 31744 February 1965

05 - Carole Fran- Emmett Lee

Excello 5-2118 August 1957

06 - Roosevelt Nettles- Drifting Heart

Chess 1846 January 1963

07 - Cookie & His Cupcakes- Mathilda Has Finally Come Back

Mercury 71748 December 1960

08 - The Sevilles- Charlena

J. C. 116 December 1960

09 - Emitt David- One More Chance

Fling 721 September 1960

10 - Tracey Dey- Teenage Cleopatra

Liberty 55604 August 1963

THE TOKEN HIT:

11 - The I'des of March- I'll Keep Searchin'

Parrot 45-304 May 1966

12 - Otis Williams & The Charms- Two Hearts

DeLuxe 45-6065 November 1954

13 - The Tokens- Swing

B.T. Puppy 500 April 1964

JACKS ARE WILD!

14 - Jack Scott- Wiggle On Out

Groove 58-0037 April 1964

15 - Jack Turner- Model T Baby

RCA Victor 47-5997 January 1955

16 - Jack Lewis (The Singing Airline Pilot)- Bippin' And Boppin' (Over You)

RPM 45x485 January 1957

WHY WASN'T THIS ON A 45?

17 - Gerry & The Pacemakers- Today I'm In Love

recorded 1965, unissued until 2008

18 - Pervis Herder- Soul City

Jamie 1254 May 1963

19 - Jack Earls & The Jimbos- Slow Down 

Sun 240 April 1956

20 - The Sparkletones- Run Rabbit Run

ABC-Paramount 45-10659 May 1965

21 - Clyde McPhatter- Same Time, Same Place

Mercury 71868 September 1961

CODA:

The Dunes- Lonely Sands (excerpt)

Madison M156 April 1961

Here's where to hear it:

We'll return in 14 days with another all-new menu of musical madness!
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