AMERICAN REVOLUTION
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MAY 28 SHOW
SHOW PLAYLIST
Steppin’ Out - Paul Revere & the Raiders
Get A Job
Bang The Drum All Day - Todd Rundgren
Working on the Highway - Bruce Springsteen
Workin’ in the Coal Mine - Lee Dorsey
So You Wanna Be a Rock & Roll Star - The Byrds
Do You Love Me? - The Contours
Paul Revere’s Imaginary Jukebox
The Revolution Starts Now - Steve Earle
Midnight Rider - Allman Brothers
For What It’s Worth - Buffalo Springfield
Secret Agent Man - Johnny Rivers
What’s Going On - Marvin Gaye
Not Quite What They Seemed
He’s a Rebel - Crystals
Shape of Things To Come - Max Frost & the Troopers
Tracy - Cufflinks
Leader of the Laundromat - The Detergents
Hey Little Cobra - Rip Chords
Surf
Summer Means Fun - Bruce & Terry
Minor Chaos - The Treasures
New York’s a Lonely Town - The Tradewinds
Ride The Wild Surf - Jan & Dean
Surfer Girl - Beach Boys
Badass Girls
Mamie Van Doren - Catfight!
The Beat Generation - Mamie Van Doren
Don’t Drag No More - Susan Lynne
Remember (Walking’ In the Sand) - The Shangri-Las
Just Like Me - Pat Benatar
Kim Fowley
Cherry Bomb - Runaways
Cherry Pie - Skip & Flip
Escape - Alice Cooper
Psychotic Reaction - The Fire Escape
The Trip - Kim Fowley
Road Trip
Route 66 - Chuck Berry
Hitch Hike - Marvin Gaye
Spaceship to Mars - Gene Vincent
Dirty Water - The Standells
Magic - Oklahoma
Magic
Do You Believe In Magic - Lovin’ Spoonful
Magic - The Cars
I Put a Spell on You - Screamin’ Jay Hawkins
Black Magic Woman - Fleetwood Mac
Magic Town - The Vogues
Good Thing - Paul Revere & the Raiders
Steppin’ Out - Paul Revere & the Raiders
Get A Job
Bang The Drum All Day - Todd Rundgren
Working on the Highway - Bruce Springsteen
Workin’ in the Coal Mine - Lee Dorsey
So You Wanna Be a Rock & Roll Star - The Byrds
Do You Love Me? - The Contours
Paul Revere’s Imaginary Jukebox
The Revolution Starts Now - Steve Earle
Midnight Rider - Allman Brothers
For What It’s Worth - Buffalo Springfield
Secret Agent Man - Johnny Rivers
What’s Going On - Marvin Gaye
Not Quite What They Seemed
He’s a Rebel - Crystals
Shape of Things To Come - Max Frost & the Troopers
Tracy - Cufflinks
Leader of the Laundromat - The Detergents
Hey Little Cobra - Rip Chords
Surf
Summer Means Fun - Bruce & Terry
Minor Chaos - The Treasures
New York’s a Lonely Town - The Tradewinds
Ride The Wild Surf - Jan & Dean
Surfer Girl - Beach Boys
Badass Girls
Mamie Van Doren - Catfight!
The Beat Generation - Mamie Van Doren
Don’t Drag No More - Susan Lynne
Remember (Walking’ In the Sand) - The Shangri-Las
Just Like Me - Pat Benatar
Kim Fowley
Cherry Bomb - Runaways
Cherry Pie - Skip & Flip
Escape - Alice Cooper
Psychotic Reaction - The Fire Escape
The Trip - Kim Fowley
Road Trip
Route 66 - Chuck Berry
Hitch Hike - Marvin Gaye
Spaceship to Mars - Gene Vincent
Dirty Water - The Standells
Magic - Oklahoma
Magic
Do You Believe In Magic - Lovin’ Spoonful
Magic - The Cars
I Put a Spell on You - Screamin’ Jay Hawkins
Black Magic Woman - Fleetwood Mac
Magic Town - The Vogues
Good Thing - Paul Revere & the Raiders
THIS
WEEK'S
"DEEP DIVE"
WEEK'S
"DEEP DIVE"
Mamie Van Doren - Here’s a recent photo of Mamie with Robert Bird, who’s the Executive Producer of the upcoming docu-series WHERE THE ACTION WAS, about the 60s music culture in Los Angeles. Mamie was one of the pioneers of rock and roll and recently sat for a very interesting interview. Mark Lindsay will be the host of the series, and here’s a link to its IMDB page.
Magic Town - Although we played the version by The Vogues, this Mann-Weil song was first recorded by country music artist Jody Miller. And in 1964, the Raiders had a club gig in San Francisco where they were Jody’s back-up band. Here’s a bit more about the artist lucky enough to have Paul Revere & the Raiders as her band! JODY MILLER
Oklahoma - Their record was the only co-production of Mark Lindsay and Terry Melcher, but this very talented band unfortunately had their career blow up just as they hit the big time. As Mark said on the show, their manager insulted the big record executive and the LP pressing was canceled. Things got even worse when Hoss, the Raiders ex-road manager who had worked with Oklahoma, sued Mark and Terry because he wanted some remuneration for his efforts, despite that not being part of any agreement. The suit was thrown out of court and unfortunately destroyed Mark's long term friendship and working relationship with Hoss. Here’s an interview with Steve Crossley that explains more of the band’s story.
Magic Town - Although we played the version by The Vogues, this Mann-Weil song was first recorded by country music artist Jody Miller. And in 1964, the Raiders had a club gig in San Francisco where they were Jody’s back-up band. Here’s a bit more about the artist lucky enough to have Paul Revere & the Raiders as her band! JODY MILLER
Oklahoma - Their record was the only co-production of Mark Lindsay and Terry Melcher, but this very talented band unfortunately had their career blow up just as they hit the big time. As Mark said on the show, their manager insulted the big record executive and the LP pressing was canceled. Things got even worse when Hoss, the Raiders ex-road manager who had worked with Oklahoma, sued Mark and Terry because he wanted some remuneration for his efforts, despite that not being part of any agreement. The suit was thrown out of court and unfortunately destroyed Mark's long term friendship and working relationship with Hoss. Here’s an interview with Steve Crossley that explains more of the band’s story.