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JULY 29 SHOW
SHOW PLAYLIST
Too Much Talk (Something Happening album version) - Paul Revere & The Raiders
Communication - 1
- Call Me - Blondie
- 634-5789 - Wilson Pickett
- You Told Me - The Monkees
- You’re All Talk - Cheap Trick
Communication - 2
- Dial My Number - Dina Regine
- ‘Cause I Sez So - New York Dolls
- Talk To Me - Bruce Springsteen
- Western Union - The Five Americans
Communication - 3
- Return To Sender - Elvis Presley
- Star 69 - R.E.M.
- Spiderwebs - No Doubt
- I Can’t Hold Out - Elmore James
Communication - 4
- Please Mr Postman - The Marvelettes
- Twistin’ Postman - Ko & The Knockouts
- The Letter - The Boxtops
- She May Call You Up Tonight - The Left Banke
- Off The Hook - The Cash Box Kings
Communication - 5
- Talk Talk - The Music Machine
- Talk Too Much - The Dollyrots
- Call On Me - Paul Revere and The Raiders
- Let The Music Do The Talking - Aerosmith
Communication - 6
- 867-5309 Jenny - Tommy Tutone
- Party Line - Mac Curtis
- All I’ve Got To Do - The Smithereens
- Can’t You Hear Me Knocking - Santana
Communication - 7
- Can’t You Hear Me Knocking - Brenda Holloway
- Kill My Telephone - Boss Martians
- I Just Called To Say I Love You - Stevie Wonder
- Tell That Girl To Shut Up - Holly & The Italians
Communication - 8
- He Was Really Sayin’ Something - The Velvelettes
- Don’t Talk To My Baby - The Connection
- Don’t Talk To Strangers - The Beau Brummels
- Communication, Part 1 & 2 - Paul Revere & The Raiders
- Your Wires Have Been Tapped - Pigmeat Markham
Too Much Talk (Something Happening album version) - Paul Revere & The Raiders
Communication - 1
- Call Me - Blondie
- 634-5789 - Wilson Pickett
- You Told Me - The Monkees
- You’re All Talk - Cheap Trick
Communication - 2
- Dial My Number - Dina Regine
- ‘Cause I Sez So - New York Dolls
- Talk To Me - Bruce Springsteen
- Western Union - The Five Americans
Communication - 3
- Return To Sender - Elvis Presley
- Star 69 - R.E.M.
- Spiderwebs - No Doubt
- I Can’t Hold Out - Elmore James
Communication - 4
- Please Mr Postman - The Marvelettes
- Twistin’ Postman - Ko & The Knockouts
- The Letter - The Boxtops
- She May Call You Up Tonight - The Left Banke
- Off The Hook - The Cash Box Kings
Communication - 5
- Talk Talk - The Music Machine
- Talk Too Much - The Dollyrots
- Call On Me - Paul Revere and The Raiders
- Let The Music Do The Talking - Aerosmith
Communication - 6
- 867-5309 Jenny - Tommy Tutone
- Party Line - Mac Curtis
- All I’ve Got To Do - The Smithereens
- Can’t You Hear Me Knocking - Santana
Communication - 7
- Can’t You Hear Me Knocking - Brenda Holloway
- Kill My Telephone - Boss Martians
- I Just Called To Say I Love You - Stevie Wonder
- Tell That Girl To Shut Up - Holly & The Italians
Communication - 8
- He Was Really Sayin’ Something - The Velvelettes
- Don’t Talk To My Baby - The Connection
- Don’t Talk To Strangers - The Beau Brummels
- Communication, Part 1 & 2 - Paul Revere & The Raiders
- Your Wires Have Been Tapped - Pigmeat Markham
This Week's
"DEEP DIVE"
COMMUNICATION
This week, Mark will tell the story of how he broke the U.S. phone system and was the impetus for a complete re-vamping of national communication via phone.
TOO MUCH TALK - Mark started the show with this Raider song from the SOMETHING HAPPENING album, and played the album version from the CD. It has a different bridge than the single version. The CD contains BOTH versions, and we have only FIVE copies left of the special European edition, which we are limiting to a personally autographed edition of only TWELVE. Details HERE
COMMUNICATION PART 1 AND 2 - Mark closed the last set with this song, which is also on the SOMETHING HAPPENING CD.
"STAR NIGHT" - Mark told the story of how a magazine promotion brought down most of the long-distance service to Los Angeles back in 1967....
TALK TALK - Mark opened the fifth set with this Music Machine song. Here they are on one of their two Where The Action Is performances.
YOUR WIRES HAVE BEEN TAPPED - Mark closed the show with Pigmeat Markham and this tune. Pigmeat was the originator of the "Here Come The Judge!" and "Look That Up In Your Funk & Wagnall's!" soundbites on the 60s comedy show Laugh-In.
Don't forget to check out
Mark Lindsay's Music & Memorabilia Shop,
where we're adding lots of new
Groovy Goodies this weekend,
including vintage photos and memorabilia,
CDs and DVDs,
and phone calls from Mark!
And this week, we've added a new photo
to tie in with our theme...available HERE
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