AMERICAN REVOLUTION
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JANUARY 14 SHOW
SHOW PLAYLIST
I Saw Her Standing There - The Smithereens
Meet The Un-Beatles 1
- She Said, She Said - The Black Keys
- You Won’t See Me - Dar Williams
- Junior’s Farm - Steve Miller
- Get Back - Al Green
Meet The Un-Beatles 2
- Lady Madonna - Fats Domino
- Drive My Car - The Donnas
- Back in The USSR - John Fred and The Playboy Band
- I’m Only Sleeping - Shawn Mullins
Meet The Un-Beatles 3
- You Can’t Do That - The Grip Weeds
- Anytime At All - Dweezil Zappa
- It’s Only Love - The Skunks
- Helter Skelter - Pat Benatar
- Norwegian Wood - Jan & Dean
Meet The Un-Beatles 4
- Please Please Me - The Flamin’ Groovies
- Wait - Bettye LaVette
- The Word - The Weeklings
- Think For Yourself - Molly Maher and Her Disbelievers
Meet The Un-Beatles 5
- Eight Days A Week - The Gants
- The Night Before - Josie Cotton
- Taxman - Jake Mann and The Upper Hand
- I’ll Cry Instead - The Rainbow Press
Meet The Un-Beatles 6
- We Can Work It Out - Stevie Wonder
- From Me To You - Del Shannon
- Nowhere Man - The Pride of Erie PA
- Run For Your Life - Nancy Sinatra
- It Won’t Be Long - The Midnight Callers
Meet The Un-Beatles 7
- Strawberry Fields Forever - Ben Harper
- Eleanor Rigby - Aretha Franklin
- Lovely Rita - Cheap Trick
- Listen To What The Man Said - Owl City
- Revolution (Part 1) - Nina Simone
Meet The Un-Beatles 8
- Got To Get You Into My Life - Earth Wind & Fire
- It Won’t Be Long - The Quick
- Tell Me Why - The Beach Boys
- Think For Yourself - Admirals
- The Long And Winding Road/Yesterday - Mark Lindsay
SPECIAL NOTE: All the beds under Mark's voice breaks today are from Chet Atkin's 1966 album,
CHET ATKINS PICKS ON THE BEATLES
I Saw Her Standing There - The Smithereens
Meet The Un-Beatles 1
- She Said, She Said - The Black Keys
- You Won’t See Me - Dar Williams
- Junior’s Farm - Steve Miller
- Get Back - Al Green
Meet The Un-Beatles 2
- Lady Madonna - Fats Domino
- Drive My Car - The Donnas
- Back in The USSR - John Fred and The Playboy Band
- I’m Only Sleeping - Shawn Mullins
Meet The Un-Beatles 3
- You Can’t Do That - The Grip Weeds
- Anytime At All - Dweezil Zappa
- It’s Only Love - The Skunks
- Helter Skelter - Pat Benatar
- Norwegian Wood - Jan & Dean
Meet The Un-Beatles 4
- Please Please Me - The Flamin’ Groovies
- Wait - Bettye LaVette
- The Word - The Weeklings
- Think For Yourself - Molly Maher and Her Disbelievers
Meet The Un-Beatles 5
- Eight Days A Week - The Gants
- The Night Before - Josie Cotton
- Taxman - Jake Mann and The Upper Hand
- I’ll Cry Instead - The Rainbow Press
Meet The Un-Beatles 6
- We Can Work It Out - Stevie Wonder
- From Me To You - Del Shannon
- Nowhere Man - The Pride of Erie PA
- Run For Your Life - Nancy Sinatra
- It Won’t Be Long - The Midnight Callers
Meet The Un-Beatles 7
- Strawberry Fields Forever - Ben Harper
- Eleanor Rigby - Aretha Franklin
- Lovely Rita - Cheap Trick
- Listen To What The Man Said - Owl City
- Revolution (Part 1) - Nina Simone
Meet The Un-Beatles 8
- Got To Get You Into My Life - Earth Wind & Fire
- It Won’t Be Long - The Quick
- Tell Me Why - The Beach Boys
- Think For Yourself - Admirals
- The Long And Winding Road/Yesterday - Mark Lindsay
SPECIAL NOTE: All the beds under Mark's voice breaks today are from Chet Atkin's 1966 album,
CHET ATKINS PICKS ON THE BEATLES
This Week's
"DEEP DIVE"
MEET THE UN-BEATLES
It's an All-Un-Beatles show as we feature artists
who borrowed original songs from the Fab Four
and put their own special spin on them
who borrowed original songs from the Fab Four
and put their own special spin on them
THE BLACK KEYS - Mark started the first set with a song from their first album, recorded in a basement. You can hear their signature style even back then.
JOHN FRED AND HIS PLAYBOY BAND - In the second set, Mark played their take on Back In The USSR. Here's the promo video for the song they're best known for - JUDY IN DISGUISE.
FRANKIE VALLLI - Mark didn't play this tune on today's show since it wasn't a good fit due to its "over-production" for a movie, but Frankie's performance is incredible.
THE GANTS - In the fifth set, Mark told their story and played EIGHT DAYS A WEEK. He also mentioned how lead singer Sid Herring looked way too much like Peter Noone - and here's proof! From the Jackson, MS Coliseum in 1966...
THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD / YESTERDAY - Mark closed the show with this medley from his Silverbird album, and told the story of how it came about.
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