Back after another month off the air. You'd think with all that extra time to plan, this show would be a breeze. Instead a swift gust blew through my record collection. Half way through the show I derailed a Trini set (though we eventually got back to it) after realizing I skipped an entire stack of records. If you listen carefully, the Mighty Grouse is unaware that the mic is open for the first set. He was probably singing along the loudest for the Walker Brothers. More embarrassing than the singing is his complete lack of lyrical understanding. The last few minutes of the show (which just included uneventful back-announcing over Carnatic music) were cut off as my digital recorder ran out of juice.
Bold text indicates relatively new releases (including reissues and comps).
- Treniers - "Poon-Tang!" (from A Introduction to the Treniers)
- Tom Northcott - "Who Planted Thorns In Miss Alice's Garden?" (from Hallucinations: Psychedelic Pop Nuggets from the WEA Vaults)
- Aerovons - "Resurrection" (from Resurrection)
- Tremeloes - "Suddenly You Love Me" (Epic 5-10293)
- Walker Brothers - "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine (Anymore)" (S-1419)
- The Zombies - "You Must Believe Me" (from Live At BBC)
- Tommy James & the Shondells - "I Think We're Alone Now" (R-4720)
- The Mighty Grouse is always easily excitable when he hears the steady back beat of Al Jackson, Jr.
- Bed: Booker T. & the MGs - "Time is Tight" [forewords and backwards] (STX-1002)
- Van Dyke Parks - "On The Rollin' Sea When Jesus Speaks To Me" (from A Sample of The Genius Of Van Dyke Parks)
- Lord Shorty - "Om Shanti Om" (from The Collection)
- GROUSEY INTERRUPTION!
- 5th Ward Webbie and Big Choo - "I Wanna Be Where U Are (Gutta Bounce Mix)" (from Shake Twerk & Wobble 2)
- Baby Huey - "Hard Times" (from The Baby Huey Story - The Living Legend)
- Joe Byrd And The Field Hippies - "Nightmare Train" (from The American Metaphysical Circus)
- Bee Gees - "Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You" (from Bee Gees' 1st)
- Curtains - "Go Lucky" (from Calamity)
- The Paperhead - "Let Me Know" (from The Paperhead)
- Gentle Giant - "Another Show" (from Intervew)
- Aphrodite's Child - "The System"/"Babylon" (from 666: The Apocalypse of John, 13/18)
- R. Stevie Moore - "Forecast" (from Everything You Always Wanted To Know About R. Stevie Moore But Were Afraid To Ask)
- The Sparks - "Eaten By The Monster Of Love" (from Angst In My Pants)
- Listen as the tears roll down Grouse's face, lamenting his dear Phillies
- Bed: Dexys Midnight Runners - "TSOP" (DEXYS 1012)
- Merchant - "Um Ba Yo" (from Golden Hitz Of Calypso And Soca Vol. 2)
- Growling Tiger - "Down the Road" (from Mata la Pena)
- OBLIGATORY HALLOWEEN SET
- Duke Errol And His Lords - "Back To Back And Belly To Belly" (from Muriel's Treasure Vol. 1)
- The King Khan & BBQ Show - "Zombies" [clean] (from What's For Dinner?)
- I Was A Teenage Werewolf Trailer (from Rockin' Bones: 1950s Punk & Rockabilly)
- Holy Modal Rounders - "Werewolf" (from The Moray Eels Eat The Holy Modal Rounders)
- The Zombies - "Goin' Out of My Head" (from The Singles A's & B's)
- The Exciters - "He's Got the Power" (from One Kiss Can Lead to Another: Girl Group Sounds Lost and Found)
- Bandana Splits - "Sometimes" (from Mr. Sam presents the Bandana Splits)
- The Shangri-Las - "Sophisticated Boom Boom" (from Myrmidons Of Melodrama)
- Illaiyaraaja feat. T.M. Soundararajan & L.R. Eswari - "One and Two ChaChaCha" (from Solla Solla: Maestro Ilaiyaraaja And The Electronic Pop Sound Of Kollywood 1977-1983 Vol. 2 LP)
- Vidwan Ramnad Krishnan - "Kriti: Ninnāḍanela" (from Music of South India: Songs of the Carnatic Tradition)
- Lord Grouse is cut off by poorly charged batteries. In the unrecorded portion he explains the thinking behind the previous sets with logic only a mother could love.
- Bed: Vidwan Ramnad Krishnan - "Kriti: Pālincu Kāmāksi" (from Music of South India: Songs of the Carnatic Tradition)
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