LURCH ON IN TO A NEW PODCAST!

Just in the nick of time, we got this new episode of America's least-listened-to music podcast done! I hope the 15 or 20 people who listen enjoy this new tossed salad of song and story. Those of you with such good taste will enjoy the following:

01 Straitjackets/That Cat

United Artists UA 453/Apr 1962

02 Wilbert Harrison/Da-De-Ya-Da (Anything For You)

Fury 1041/Nov 1960

GIRLS x3:

03 Alder Ray/A Little Love (Will Go A Long Way)

Liberty 55715/Jul 1964

04 Angels/Little Beatle Boy

Smash S-1885/Mar 1964

05 Joylets/Say Yes!

ABC-Paramount 45-10403/Jan 1963

06 Eddie Holland/What About Me

Motown M 1030/May 1962

07 Bobby Freeman/Shame On You Miss Johnson

Josie 45-844/Oct 1958

08 Tompall & The Glaser Brothers/Baby Be Good

Robbins [Nashville] 45-1003/Mar 1958

GARAGE GOODIES:

09 Clefs of Lavender Hill/So I'll Try

Date 2-1530/Sep 1966

10 E-Types/The Love of the Loved

Sunburst SBM 45-001/Nov 1966

11  Hullaballoos/Beware

Roulette R-4593/Jan 1965

WHAT IN THE---?!?

12 Ted Cassidy as 'Lurch'/The Lurch

Capitol 5503/Oct 1965

INSTRO-MENTAL RESPITE:

13 F!r3B@lls/V@qu3r0

Top Rank RA 2054/Jul 1960

14 Piano Red & His Band/Jump Man Jump

Groove 4G-0101/Mar 1955

SUNSTROKE!

15 Wade & Dick/Don't Need Your Lovin Baby

Sun 269/Apr 1957

16 Sonny Burgess/Restless

Sun 263/Jan 1957

17 Edwin Bruce/Sweet Woman

Sun 292/Apr 1958

18 Johnny Adams/Tra-la-la

Ric [New Orleans] 992/Nov 1962

19 La Vern Baker/You Better Stop

(from EP All-Star Rock 'n' Roll, Atlantic 45-575/1956)

20 Tony Harris/I'll Forever Love You

Ebb 104/Apr 1957

21 Angelettes/Mine And Mine Alone

Josie 45-813/Feb 1957

BONUS TRACK:

22 James Crawford/Got No Excuse

Blue Rock B-4033/Nov 1965


Pry open the crypt and settle in for a fast-paced shebang! You know what to do:


Enjoy!

Comments

  1. Holy Hullabaloo Batman! The Lurch is hilarious. Thanks Frank's Jukebox for 'turning us on' to this gem. And, of course, on YouTube, there's a third generation video of Ted Cassidy in Lurch make-up lip syncing and performing the Lurch with the Shindig '65 dancers. (Oddly, M. Jackson's dance moves in "Thriller" looks SUSPICIOUSLY like The Lurch.) Look for Mr. Cassidy's (in hip turtleneck and sweater) performance of the country song "Wesley" also on YouTube.

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