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| Hi Everyone, Well it's our final newsletter for Rock-it Radio. As we are scheduled to shut down in the end of September. Lots of final shows to cover 20 to be exact. They are shows #6689 to #6708. What a great ride it has been on the Rock-it and a fantastic bunch of listeners and DJ's that have all become my friends and family here. We have a final flash drive available also featuring our last 50+ shows. So, let's get started. Our shows can be heard in our archives page at: and click to the sound meter on the left of the show that that you wish to hear.. Remember if you are new to Internet Radio and having trouble tuning in though -- Check out our webpage to help you out at: http://www.rockitradio.net/tunein.html |
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| ================================================ OTTO FUCHS AND THE ROCKABILITY SHOW ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6689 DJ Otto Fuchs & The Rockability Show with classic Rockabilly, Rock & Roll, Doo Wop and a few musical surprises of the Country & Western Genre, as well as the Great American Vintage Songbook! 1. Rockability-Stray Cats 2. Come Rock With Me-Andy Lee Lang 3. 100 Pounds Of Clay-Jimmy Orion Ellis 4. Rock It Billy Rock It-Jimmy Orion Ellis 5. I Got Lucky - Elvis Presley 6. ¾ Time Enchiladas-Chuck Berry 7. One Summer Night-Rocky Sharpe & The Razors 8. Trouble-Johnny Powers 9. El Paso-Marty Robbins 10. Tupelo´s Too Far-Ronnie McDowell 11. Greycoat Boy-Shotgun 12. Turn Me Loose-Fabian 13. Shazam-Duane Eddy 14. Rebel Rouser-Duane Eddy 15. That Lucky Old Sun-Pat Boone 16. Please Mr. DJ - Pamela Polland 17. When The Saints Go Marching In-Tony Sheridan & The Beat Brothers 18. Keep My Motor Running-Jerry Lee Lewis 19. Gee-The Crows 20. Lucky Lips-Jean Vincent 21. Route 66-The Nat King Cole Trio 22. Sentimental Journey-Doris Day 23. Stormy Weather-Lena Horn 24. Die Besten Sterben Jung-Ted Herold ================================================= AL COOL DADDY SMITH AND PART IV EARLY R&B ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6690 This is a very special show and a few days before we announced our closing of Rock-it Radio - Al sent me this show saying his equipment is aging and no longer functioning and this will be his last show on Rock-it. What a great ride from a DJ that was there almost from the beginning! Al states: This is my 500th Show on Rock-it Radio as well as my 20th Anniversary on the station and my 80th year on the planet. This show is a continuation of my look at the great R&B music recorded back in the 1940's and 1950s. The play list is as follows: 1. Boogie Woogie Country Girl-Big Joe Turner 1956 2. Hop Skip and Jump-Roy Milton 1948 3. The Big Beat-Fats Domino 1957 4. Texas and Pacific-Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five 1946 5. Look Out-Louis Jordan and His Tympany 5 1947 6. Rockin' Chair Mama-Ivory Joe Hunter 1952 7. I Almost Lost My Mind-Ivory Joe Hunter 1950 8. Since I Met You Baby-Ivory Joe Hunter 1956 9. Fat Back and Greens-Buddy Tate 1954 10. Lost Dream Blues-Johnny Otis 1950 11. Double Crossing Blues-Johnny Otis/Little Esther 1949 12. Willie and The Hand Jive-Johnny Otis 1958 13. New Orleans Blues-Charles Brown 1947 14. Driftin' Blues-Charles Brown/Johnny Moore's Three Blazers 1946 15. Trouble Blues-Charles Brown 1949 16. Black Night-Charles Brown 1951 17. Just Crazy-Big Jay McNeely 1952 18. Deacon' Hop-Big Jay McNeely/with Hunter Hancock Live 1951 19. Down The Road-Smiley Lewis 1954 20. I Hear You Knocking- Smiley Lewis 1955 21. Honey Love-Clyde McPhatter and The Drifters 1954 22. Honky Tonk Parts 1&2-Bill Doggett 1956 ================================================= JACK VAN OERS AND THE ROCKIN' WINDMILL ROCKABILLY SHOW ON ROCK-IT RADIO #6691 - DOUBLE PLAY HOUR #1 The Rocking Windmill is still spinning like 45's on a pick-up. Host Jack van Oers selected a great mix of Rock 'n Roll songs originating from Germany, New Zealand, Belgium, The USA, Spain, The UK, Norway and Canada. So enjoy the show wearing your petticoats and blue suede shoes. Don't forget to turn up the volume!!! 1. Susie darling - Tommy Kent - 1958 2. The livin' end - Scott Engel - 1958 3. It's just an idea - Lou & Simon - 1962 4. Save a little love for me - Rocky Davis - 1959 5. Cathy's clown - The Blue Diamonds - 1960 6. I hate myself - Al Sweat with J.Cale & the Valentines - 1958 7. Waitin' for you - Rory & Ken Justice - 2004 8. Money, plenty money - The Picknicks - 1965 9. Cabbage head - The Sterling Brothers - 1963 10. Tonight will be the last night - Ray Scott - 1959 11. Rosalie - Tony Light - 1980 12. Make like a rock and roll - Don Woody - 1956 13. Make like rock 'n roll - Uncle Charlie & the Riverside Stompers - 2008 14. Waterfalls of love - Rudy Veltri - 1958? 15. Wooden shoe rock - Bill Haley & his Comets - 1957 16. Well, don't you know - Eddie Howell with Ben Tawhiti & the Matonaires - 1960 17. Penny moved away - Barry de Vorzon - 1961 18. UFO Rock and Roll - Al Roberts Jr. - 1978 19. That's why I cry - Buddy Knox & the Rhythm Orchids - 1958 20. Louisiana - The Billygoat Riders - 2000 21. What-cha gonna say - Rich Miller - 22. Today's teardrops - Ricky Nelson - 1962 23. I don't wanna worry - Toini & the Tomcats - 1996 24. Wahoo - Arnold Bennett - 1960 25. Bugger Burns - Jerry Lynn - 1959 26. Eurovision rock - Rene & the Alligators - 1965 HOUR #2 The Rocking Windmill is still spinning like 45's on a pick-up. Host Jack van Oers selected a great mix of Rock 'n Roll songs originating from Italy, Ireland, Germany, The USA, Finland, The UK, Australia, The Netherlands and Belgium. So, enjoy the show wearing your petticoats and blue suede shoes. Don't forget to turn up the volume!!! 1. Rock 'n roll is here to stay - Danny & the Juniors - 1958 2. Stayin' up late - Kris Jensen - 1959 3. Let me - Di Maggio Brothers - 1999 4. Listen Kitten - Freddie Neil & Friend - 1959 5. Teen beat slop - Jimmy Ward with Oety & his Real Rockers - 1964 6. The man with a heart of gold - Ernie Barton - 1958 7. Drowning all my sorrows - Darrel Higham - 1998 8. I'll do it everytime (mono) - Johnny Horton - 1957 9. Hot rod race - The Boppin' Rhythm Boozers - 2003 10. The rock keeps rolling on - Kenny Lee Martin - 1958 11. Alabama shake - Gene Summers - 1958 12. Alabama shake - King Drapes - 2003 13. Bad desire - Foggy Mountain Rockers - 2001 14. One more ride - Johnny Cash - 1958 15. J'suis mordu - Burt Blanca - 1976 16. Right or wrong - Johnny Law & the Pistol Packing Daddies - 2007 17. Down by the Salley Gardens - Lucky Daltons - 1995 18. If I didn't have a dime - Gene Pitney - 1962 19. Chains - Freddie "Fingers" Lee - 1984 20. That's all I need - Hank's Jalopy Demons - 2007 21. Pick another baby - Johnny O'Neill - 1957 22. Echter Rockabilly - Kentucky Boys - 1994 23. Boom-a-dip-dip - Stan Robinson - 1959 24. I need your love tonight - The Blue Moon Rockers - 1996 25. Doing all right - Eddie Cash & the Cashers - 1958 26. Eddy on his string - Eddy and the Crazy Jets - 1995 ================================================= BILL ROBERTS - LITTLE BOSS MAN SHOWS ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6692 The Little Boss Man is back from just outside the sunset strip in Los Angeles his studio with his 2 part series of playing the first part the Jumpin' Jive Beehive show and in Part II the Killer Doo Wops section its all right here in the Little Boss Man show! We couldn't find a play list for this show but if it's the Little Boss Man you know it has to be great! ================================================= KEN STRANGE AND THE COUNTRY RECORD ROUND UP SHOW ON ROCK-IT RADIO #6693 "THEY MADE IT ALL THE WAY - COUNTRY # 1'S Pt 4." Join DJ Ken Strange as he brings you another batch of Country Music with Pt 4 of his series "They Made It All The Way," which features country music that made from right across the board that made it all the way to that coverted # 1 spot on the Country Charts, including his regular feature of, "Duos & Duets." 01. Intro - Medley 02. Sam's Place - Buck Owens & His Buckeroos (67) Capitol 03. Tennessee Homesick Blues - Dolly Parton (84) RCA 04. Mud On The Tires - Brad Paisley (04) Arista / Nashville 05. Okie From Muskogee - Merle Haggard (69) Capitol 06. My Give A Damn's Busted - Jo Dee Messina (05) Curb 07. He's A Heartache Looking For A Place To Happen - Janie Fricke (83) Columbia 08. You Can't Be A Beacon If Your Light Don't Shine - Donna Fargo (74) Dot 09. Mexican Joe (53 Abbott) / Billy Bayou (58 RCA-Victor) - Jim Reeves 10. I Got Mexico (84 RCA) / bayou Boys (89 Universdal) - Eddy Raven 11. Do Ya - K.T. Oslen (87) RCA 12. Can't Stop My Heart From Loving You - The O'Kanes (87) Columbia 13. Both To Each Other - Eddie Rabbitt & Juice Newton (86) RCA 14. Paradise Tonight - Charly McClain & Mickey Gilley (83) Epic 15. Golden Tears - Dave & Sugar (79) RCA-Victor 16. Too Late To Worry Too Late To Cry - Al Dexter & His Troopers (44) Okeh 17. Shame On You - Spade Cooley (45) Okeh 18. Hey Good Lookin' - Hank Williams Snr (51) MGM 19. Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes - Skeets McDonald (52) Capitol 20. Mississippi Girl - Faith Hill (05) Warner 21. She's Got The Rhythm And I Got The Blues - Alan Jackson (92) Arista 22. Blood Red And Going Down - Tanya Tucker (73) Columbia 23. The bridge Washed Out - Warner Mack (65) Decca 24. Outro - Medley "Keep It Cool But Keep It Country." ================================================= MICKEY BO'S ROCK 'N' ROLL REVUE ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6694 This show takes you on a musical getaway to distant islands cooled by oldies breezes. Grab your flip flops and mai tai and sit back to the warmth of lots of doo wop and other sounds about faraway places where the waves lap and toes tap. 1. Rock-A-Hula Baby Elvis Presley 2. Blue Hawaii Elvis Presley 3. Hawaiian Boogie Elmore James 4. 26 Miles (Santa Catalina) The Four Preps 5. Coney Island Baby The Excellents 6. Jamaica Farewell Song Chuck Berry 7. Shimmy, Shimmy Koko Wop El Capris 8. Shimmy Shimmy Ko-Ko Bop Little Anthony and The Imperials 9. Paradise The Ronettes 10. In Paradise The Cookies 11. The Enchanted Sea The Islanders 12. Washed Ashore The Platters 13. Island Of Love The Sheppards 14. Lover's Island The Blue Jays 15. On The Island The Avons 16. Little Island Girl The Golden Tones 17. Blue Island The Rannels 18. Offshore The Cardinals 19. Kokomo The Beach Boys 20. Cuban Getaway Ike Turner ================================================= GLEN FISHER DOO WOP REVIEW SHOW ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6695 Great doo wop rock and roll awaits you in our final show with Glen. Unfortunately, the playlist did not turn out well as an attachment. But you know it's great doo wop with a great delivery with Glen Fisher. ================================================= DOUBLE PLAY WITH JACKIE BOND AND LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL OLDIES SHOW ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6696 From the UK it's 2 great shows in one as we wind down Rock-it and make sure all the remaining shows are played here on Rock-it Radio. Hour #1 Vogue Records (UK) a highly collectable label for Rhythm and Blues Fans 1. Let The Good Times Roll - Shirley and Lee. 2. Good For Nothing - Scott Engel. 3. Cherokee Boogie - Moon Mullican 4. I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate - The Olympics 5. Alarm Clock Rock - Gene Bianco 6. Peanut Butter - The Marathons 7. Cherie - The Jivers 8. El Pizza - Dudley 9. Treat Her Right - Roy Head 10. Do What You Did - Thurston Harris 11. Dog House Boogie - Hawkshaw Hawkins 12. Ain't I Talking To You Baby - Sheri Washington 13. I've Got A Frame Without A Picture - Guy Mitchell 14. Jeanie Joanie Shirley and Toni - The 4 Palms 15. Breaking Up The House - Tiny Bradshaw 16. Sixty Minute Man - The Dominoes 17. Bom Bom Lulu - Gene and Eunice 18. I Ain't Guilty - The Crawford Bros 19. Need You Tonight - The Minor Bops 20. Pledging My Love - Johnny Ace 21. Sadie Lou - Woody Thorne 22. Mary Jo - Little Junior Parker 23. I Wanna Be Loved - The Lovers HOUR #2 It's a great mix of oldies here with Jackie Bond. 1. Flip Your Daddy - The Cocoas 2. Long Tall Girl - The Carnations 3. Baby Shame - Clyde Stacy 4. Matchbox - Carl Perkins 5. Jitterbug Mary - The Del-Vikings 6. We Get That Feeling - Johnnie and Joe 7. Big Town Boy - Shirley Matthews 8. Kissin' At The Drive In - Gary Shelton and The Tone Blenders 9. Ookey Ook - The Penguins 10. Peppermint Stick - The Elchords 11. I Want To Get Married - The Delicates 12. My Boyfriends Back - The Angels 13. My Gal - The Moonglows 14. Johnny,Johnny, Johnny - Kay Cee Jones 15. Such Lovin' - The Dubs 16. Jumps Giggles and Shouts - Gene Vincent 17. Pritty Baby,What's Your Name - The Mellows 18. Baby You've Had It - Joyce Paul 19. She's All Right - The Hawks 20. September In The Rain - Willie Jones Royal Jokers 21. Hearts Can Be Broken - The Jewels 22. Where Is My Baby - Stoney Jackson 23. Will You Be Mine - The Swans 24. Roc-A-Chicka - Warner Mack 25. Wiggle-Waggle - The Accents 26. She Giggles - Don Terry 27. Rocking With The Rhythm and Blues - Ronnie Haig 28. In My Lonely Room - The 4 Haven Knights ================================================= MIKE TAYLOR'S ROCKABILLY HOUR ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6697 20th Anniversary show Another one of our longest playing DJ's here on Rock-it Radio with more fantastic Rockabilly music for you here on Rock-it. A heart felt thank you Mike for being here all these years! The 20th Anniversary Show...celebrating 20 years of rockin' on the Rock-it with a mix of the old and new... 1. I'm Gonna Leave You - Maryann & The Tri-Tones 2015 2. Bye Bye My Baby - Maryann & The Tri-Tones 2014 3. Senior Class - Mickey Lee Lane 1965 4. Handy Andy - Patti Mack 1958 5. Molly And Tenbrooks - Jimmy Sun & The Radiants 1961 6. I Beat The Blues - Jack Merlin 1962 7. The Tug Boat Song - Johnny Mac 1959 8. Rock These Blues Away - The Midnighters 1959 9. Rosalie - Roy Lett - 1960 (Smitty - Tenn) 10. Pick And Shuffle - Norb Kamin - 1960 11. All Over Again - Johnny Cash 1958 12. What Do I Care - Johnny Cash 1958 13. Pass That Bottle - The Devil's Daughters 2012 14. Train Kept A' Rollin' - Imelda May 2011 15. Rock-A-Chicka - Warner Mack 1957 16. She's My Little Baby - Bobby Mack 1959 17. Bony Maronie - Miss Nikki & The No Names 1961 18. You Tear Me Up - Arlie Miller 1959 (Unissued) 19. Kitty Kat - Bill Mack 1956 20. Dirty Dishes - Jeani Mack 1958 21. Baby I Want Another Date With You - Mac & Gwen 1958 22. I Like To Go - Floyd Mack 1960 23. You Hurt Me So - Leon Mach 1961 24. It's You I Love - Leon Mach 1961 ================================================= MATT THE CAT AND THE JUKE IN THE BACK SHOW WITH A TRIBUTE TO EARL LEWIS & CHANNELS ON SHOW #6698 The "Juke In The Back" is proud to feature The Channels, o ne of New York City's finest and most influential vocal groups of the mid-1950s. At only 15 years, Earl Lewis fronted the group who recorded one of Doo Wop's most classic tunes, the self-penned, "The Closer You Are" for Bobby Robinson's Whirlin' Disc label out of Harlem. Earl Lewis joins Matt The Cat to tell his story in his own words. You'll hear The Channels classic Whirlin' Disc sides as well as the 2 singles they recorded for George Goldner's Gone Label in '57 a fantastic record cut for Robinson's Fury Records in '59. Earl Lewis sheds some light on a few long-standing questions and opens up about what it was like to lead a 1950s vocal group. Don't miss Earl Lewis and the Channels on this week's "Juke In The Back." 1. Swanee River Boogie - Albert Ammons & His Rhythm Kings - Mercury 1947 2. Now You Know - The Channels - Whirlin' Disc 1956 3. The Closer You Are - The Channels - Whirlin' Disc 1956 4. The Gleam In Your Eye - The Channels - Whirlin' Disc 1956 5. Stars In The Sky - The Channels - Whirlin' Disc 1956 6. I Really Love You - The Channels - Whirlin' Disc 1957 7. What Do You Do - The Channels - Whirlin' Disc 1957 8. Flames In My Heart - The Channels - Whirlin' Disc 1957 9. My Lovin' Baby - The Channels - Whirlin' Disc 1957 10. That's My Desire - The Channels - Gone 1957 11. Altar of Love - The Channels - Gone 1957 12. My Love Will Never Die - The Channels - Fury 1959 13. GREAT 78 - Stay As You Are - The Channels - Gone 1957 14. Bye Bye Baby - The Channels - Fury 1959 15. Gloria - Earl Lewis & The Channels - Channel Records 1972 (1956 vocal) 16. After Hours - Erskine Hawkins & His Orch - Bluebird 1946 ================================================= MATT THE CAT AND THE JUKE IN THE BACK SHOW WITH A TRIBUTE TO THE CLEFTONES ON SHOW #6699 Herb Cox, the primary singer and songwriter for the Cleftones passed away on December 7, 2019 at the age of 80. Cox was a founding member of this unique sounding vocal group from Queens, NY. Started in 1955, The Cleftones enjoyed two national top 10 R&B records with "Little Girl Of Mine" in 1956 and "Heart & Soul" in 1961 and were one of the few vocal groups to score hits in two decades. Matt The Cat was fortunate enough to have interviewed Herb Cox and this week he shares that wonderful interview, packed with Herbie's remembrances of the early days of The Cleftones from the first records to the first package tours. This sprawling interview is littered with The Cleftones' greatest sides jumpin' out of the ol' Rockola on this week's "Juke In The Back." 1. Swanee River Boogie - Albert Ammons & His Rhythm Kings - Mercury 1947 2. Herb Cox Interview #1 3. You Baby You - The Cleftones w/ Jimmy Wright & His Orch - Gee 1955 4. Herb Cox Interview #2 5. Little Girl Of Mine - The Cleftones w/ Jimmy Wright & His Orch - Gee 1956 6. You're Driving Me Mad - The Cleftones w/ Jimmy Wright & His Orch - Gee 1956 7. Can't We Be Sweethearts - The Cleftones - Gee 1956 8. Herb Cox Interview #3 9. String Around My Heart - The Cleftones - Gee 1956 10. Herb Cox Interview #4 11. Why Do You Do Me Like You Do - The Cleftones - Gee 1957 12. GREAT 78 - Neki-Hokey - The Cleftones - Gee 1956 13. Herb Cox Interview #5 14. See You Next Year - The Cleftones - Gee 1957 15. Herb Cox Interview #6 16. Herb Cox Interview #7 17. Heart & Soul - The Cleftones - Gee 1961 18. After Hours - Erskine Hawkins & His Orch - Bluebird 1946 ================================================== ROCKIN' DADDY O'S ROCKABILLY RANCH PARTY SHOW ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6700 Rockin' Daddy O is back with another great set of Rockabilly Rockers! Come check it out - here is the playlist. 1. We Wanna Boogie-Sonny Burgess 2. Red Hot-Billy Lee Riley & The Little Green Men 3. Shake Your Hips-The Rhythm Shakers 4. Scorpion-The Carnations 5. Ooh My Soul-Screamin' Rebel Angels 6. Heart Full Of Love-Eddie Clendening 7. Shakin' All Over-Levi Dexter & The Gretsch Brothers 8. Can't Stop Buying Records-Dave Del Monte 9. Tear It Up-Johnny Burnette & The Rock & Roll Trio 10. Here Kitty Kitty-Deke Dickerson & The Whippersnappers 11. Pretty Boy-The Wildtones 12. Get It on-The Rip 'Em Ups 13. That Feeling-Bloodshot Bill 14. Atom Bomb Baby-Boz Boorer 15. Grandaddy's Rockin'-Mac Curtis 16. Change-High Noon 17. Kiss The Girls-Buzz & The Flyers 18. I Can't Remember When I Didn't Love You-Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys 19. Be-Bop-A-Lula-The Everly Brothers ================================================== JACKIE BOND AND LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL OLDIES SHOW ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6701 Our final show with Jackie and it's sad to know what great shows he put together. Hope you all take the time to listen to show #6701 - Here is the playlist. 1. Mercury Blues - David Lindley 2. I Fought The Law - Adam Brand and The Outlaws 3. I Knew The Bride - Nick Lowe 4. Pretty Lou - Hayden Thompson 5. Do Right Mama - Ruby Ann 6. School Days - Chuck Berry 7. Say Mama - Gene Vincent 8. Keep Your Hands Off Of It - Annie Marie Dolan 9. Don't Let Go - Roy Hamilton 10. Mississippi Flyer - Bill Wymans Rhythm Kings 11. Daddy Come Home - Daddys Rebels 12. Lifetime Friend - Little Richard 13. Dance Girl - The Firebirds 14. Big Talk - Jackson Sloane 15. A Fool Such As I - Elvis Presley 16. It's the Truth Ruth - The Big Bopper 17. Sea Cruise - Cliff Richard 18. A Doo Wop Medley - The Five Satins 19. Red Headed Woman - Sonny Burgess 20. Bo Diddley - Bo Diddley 21. What'cha Gonna Do - The Mints ================================================== JACK VAN OERS AND THE ROCKIN' WINDMILL ROCKABILLY SHOW ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6702 The Rocking Windmill is still spinning like 45's on a pick-up. Host Jack van Oers selected a great mix of Rock 'n Roll songs originating from The UK, The Netherlands, Australia, Canada, Belgium, Denmark, France, The USA, Germany and Switzerland. So, enjoy the show wearing your petticoats and blue suede shoes. Don't forget to turn up the volume!!! 1. I like love - Vince Taylor & the Playboys - 1958 2. Jealous fool - Bobby Comstock - 1959 3. You bug me baby - Jive Romeros - 2008 4. What is your technique? - Ronnie Speeks & his Elrods - 1961 5. Keep on rolling - Jack Jersey - 1985 6. If you're square - The Rhythm-Addicts - 1960 7. Mary Lou - Ted Daigle - 1959 8. Who´s that knocking - The Flea Bops - 2000 9. No other baby - The Vipers - 1958 10. Rockabilly rebel - Hillbilly Hellcats - 1998 11. I've walked a long, long way - Clem Croft & the Hi-Five - 1963 12. I'm ready if you're willing - Johnny Horton - 1956 13. I'm ready if you're willing - The Emeralds - 1960 14. My life's ambition - (Groovey) Joe Poovey - 1958 15. I cried - Jivin' Gene - 1961 16. Ali Tomawak - The Tramps (B) - 1960 17. Pull it man - Johnny Earl - 1960 18. I'm a litte confused - Ruthie & the Wranglers - 1996 19. Hoggin' and a bompin' - Jumpcats - 2005 20. I'm a fool to care - Joe Barry - 1961 21. Sweet lovin' honey - Don Cole - 1958 22. This road that I walk - Conway Twitty - 1972 23. Wilde boys - Johnny Hallyday & the Rattles - 1963 24. Baby moon - Herbie Smith - 1959 25. Rag doll baby - Hillbilly Moon Explosion - 2002 26. Surfin' Hootenanny - Al Casey - 1963 ================================================== MATT THE CAT AND THE JUKE IN THE BACK SHOW ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6703 SPOTLIGHT ON THE HOLLYWOOD FLAMES! The Hollywood Flames recorded for nearly 20 different record labels and had numerous personnel changes over their 18 year history, but they always remained popular in their native Southern California. Formed in 1949 at a local talent show, David Ford was the only member of the group to remain for its entire existence. Bobby Byrd, who was there from the beginning, remained until he began to have solo hits as Bobby Day. Other notable R&B names, Curtis Williams, Earl Nelson and Gaynel Hodge, passed through the Hollywood Flames revolving door of vocalists and helped round out their sound. The name of the group changed almost as many times as the record labels and personnel, but there was a constant quality to the records they made. Though they only touched the national chart in a big way with "Buzz-Buzz-Buzz" in 1957 for Ebb records, the Hollywood Flames cut some fantastic sides for Specialty (as the Four Flames), 7-11 (as the Jets), Money (as The Turks) and Class (as Bob & Earl and Bobby Day & The Satellites). This week, Matt The Cat tries to make sense of this group's very confusing and convoluted history and along the way, discovers some of the best West Coast R&B Vocal Group records every made. 1. Swanee River Boogie - Albert Ammons & His Rhythm Kings - Mercury 1947 2. Please Tell Me Now - The Flames - Selective 1950 3. WINE - Hollywood Four Flames - Unique 1951 4. Wheel Of Fortune - The Four Flames - Specialty 1952 5. She's Got Something - The Hollywood Flames w/ Music by Que Martyn - Recorded In Hollywood 1952 6. Volcano - The Jets - 7-11 1953 7. Gomen Nasai - The Jets - 7-11 1953 8. Keep On Smiling - The Flames - 7-11 1953 9. I Know - The Hollywood Flames - Swing Time 1953 10. One Night With A Fool - The Hollywood Flames - Lucky 1954 11. Ooh La La - The Hollywood Flames - Lucky 1954 12. Emily - The Turks - Money 1955 13. GREAT 78 - You Made a Boo Boo - Bob & Earl - Class 1957 14. Little Bitty Pretty One - Bobby Day & The Satellites - Class 1957 15. Buzz-Buzz-Buzz - The Hollywood Flames - Ebb 1957 16. Crazy - Hollywood Flames - Ebby 1957 17. Over And Over - Bobby Day - Class 1958 18. After Hours - Erskine Hawkins & His Orch - Bluebird 1946 ================================================== DJ SPINNING ROCK BOOGIE AND THE MOVIN' AND GROOVIN' SHOW ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6704 Join DJ Spinning Rock Boogie as he brings you music from the Windy City - Chicago that is. He'll be featuring music from the 50's & 60's that includes Rock & Roll, Rockabilly, Doo Wop, Blues, Soul, Teen Sounds, and his regular feature of "The Smooch Spot." 01. Intro - Medley 02. Rockin' Spot - Curley Coldiron & The Circle C Boys (59) Circle C 03. Rompin' And Stompion' - Freddie Bell & The Bellboys (56) Mercury 04. I Believe I'll Give It Up - Lowell Folson (54) Checker 05. Crazy Over You - The Kool Gents (56) VeeJay 06. I Wish I Could Say The Same - Clarence Frogman Henry (61) Argo 07. Late Train (Instrumental) - The Legends (62) Ermine 08. Wage Assignment Blues - The Belvederes (61) Lucky Four 09. Honey Baby - Buddy Miller & The Rockin' Ramblers (59) Eko 10. Ordinary Joe - Terry Callier (72) Cadet 11. Poison Ivy - Willie Mabon (54) Chess 12. Weary Blues Goodbye - Bob Perry (59) Bandera 13. That's What You Gotta Do - Ella Johnson (56) Mercury 14. Hey Big Boy - The Secrets (64) Phillips 15. Got To Find A Way - Harold Burrage (65) M-Pac 16. It's No Fun (SMOOCH) - Frank Pizani (59) Afton 17. Beggar Of Love (SMOOCH) - Little Ben & The Cheers (68) Larado 18. Blue Guitar (INSTRUMENTAL / SMOOCH) - Earl Hooker (62) Age 19. With All My Heart And Soul (SMOOCH) - The Kents (58) Argo 20. Hillbilly Blues - Eddie Clearwater & His Band (58) Atomic-H 21. I Want You Baby - Jackie Cray (58) Limelight 22. Lovin' At The Drive-In - Chuck Baker & The Victors (61) Crash 23. Come Back My Love - Terri Anders (60) Chief 24. Finance Man - George Green (53) Chance 25. Feel So Good I Wanna Boogie - Magic Sam (67) Delmark 26. My Search - Ben Hewitt (59) Mercury 27. Keep On Dancing - The Avantis (63) Argo 28. Hey Little Girl - Dee Clark (59) Abner 29. Country Boogie - Elmore James (53) Checker ================================================== ROCKIN' DADDY O'S ROCK-IT RADIO FAREWELL BROADCAST ON THE ROCK-IT. ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6705 Rockin' Daddy-O's Final Show on Rock-it Radio Celebrating 25 Years of Rock-it Radio This show features All Current Artists 1. Just A Rockin' And Rollin'-Ronnie Dawson 2. Have Love Will Travel-Big Sandy 3. Bootem' Up-The Extraordinaires 4. Just Go Wild Over Rock n' Roll-Levi & The Ripchords 5. This Little Girl's Gone Rockin'-Tammi Savoy & The Chris Casello Combo 6. Gone To Pieces-Bloodshot Bill 7. Can't Stop Buying Records-Dave Del Monte 8. Forever-Vicky Tafoya & The Big Beat 9. Rock n' Roll Ruby-Boz Boorer 10. Baby Gets Down-Screamin Rebel Angels 11. Pretty Boy-The WildTones 12. This Girl's Gone Rockin'-Deke Dickerson & The Whippersnappers 13. Rocker-Nick Curan & The Lowlifes 14. Change-High Noon 15. Shake Your Hips-The Rhythm Shakers 16. Hands Off-Lil Mo & The Dynaflows 17 . Late Night Heart-Carvels NYC 18. Dance Adrianne Dance-Jittery Jack 19. My Boy Lollypop-Gizzelle 20. Tough Enough-The Dragtones 21. Wasted Days And Wasted Nights-Big Sandy & His Flyrite Boys ================================================== LANE QUIGLEY AND THE MEMORY LANE SHOW ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6706 FORGOTTEN TOP 40S We all grew up listening to our favorite Top 40 station, and we loved the variety and deep playlists that they featured. Over time, certain songs became staples of oldies radio stations, while other records fell off the radar. On RockitRadio's on-going series of Fabulous Forgotten Top 40's, we try to bring back those lost tunes from the Glory Days of the 45 RPM. Join host Lane Quigley as he revives a whole bunch of those great tunes on this week's Memory Lane Show. 1. Let's Go, Let's Go, Let's Go - Hank Ballard & The Midnighters 1960 #6 2. Ruby Ann - Marty Robbins 1962 #18 SOUND BITE 3. Way Down Yonder In New Orleans - Freddy Cannon 1959 #3 4. I Wanna Love Him So Bad - The Jelly Beans 1964 #9 5. The Joker Went Wild - Brian Hyland 1966 #20 6. Betty Lou Got a New Pair of Shoes - Bobby Freeman 1958 #37 SOUND BITE 7. Hot Pastrami - The Dartells 1963 #11 8. Hey Little Girl - Major Lance 1963 #13 9. C'mon Everybody - Eddie Cochran 1959 #35 SOUND BITE 10. There's a Moon Out Tonight - The Capris 1961 #3 11. Girl (Why You Wanna Make Me Blue)? - The Temptations 1964 #26 12. Rockin' Little Angel - Ray Smith 1960 #22 SOUND BITE 13. Remember Then - The Earls 1963 #24 14. A Big Hunk of Love - Elvis Presley 1959 #1 15. Everything's Alright - The Newbeats 1964 #16 SOUND BITE 16. That's Why (I Love You So) - Jackie Wilson 1959 #13 17. The Big Hurt - Miss Toni Fisher 1959 #3 18. Tra La La La Suzie - Dean & Jean 1963 #35 19. Pink Champagne - Joe Liggins 1950 #30 SOUND BITE 20. Hurt So Bad - Little Anthony & The Imperials 1965 #10 21. Makin' Love - Floyd Robinson 1959 #20 22. Just One Look - Doris Troy 1963 #10 23. Shame On Me - Bobby Bare 1962 #23 24. You're So Fine - The Falcons 1959 #17 SOUND BITE 25. It's Over - Jimmie Rodgers 1966 #37 26. Have You Heard - The Duprees 1963 #18 ================================================= ROCK-IT RADIO FLASHBACK OUR 1000TH SHOW ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6707 We thought we would do a couple of flash back shows as our final shows here on Rock-it Radio. In end of June 2004 at Lane Quigley's studio we all got together and produced Rock-it Radio's 1000th show. And each of the jocks played 3 of there favorite songs. Many voices of Rock-it Radio past for our long time listeners and a fun listen in show #6707. ================================================= LANE QUIGLEY INTERVIEW AND SHOW WITH HUNTER HANCOCK IN ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #6708 Originally show #6708 was my tribute to Johnny Cash upon the day of his passing but I had no idea that recording is well destroyed by age. So we put up a re broadcast of Rock-it Radio show #197! dusted off the dust and played a true classic of Lane Quigley and his interview and show with Hunter Hancock - a Los Angeles DJ icon and first DJ to ever have his own R&B radio show! The story is told in the re broadcast here and hope you get to enjoy it one more time. ================================================= All the Rock-it Radio shows are available on CD Each show is only $9.50 each and you can order in bulk and shipping will never be more then $2.00. Ask for a secure paypal invoice -- information is at: http://www.rockitradio.net/order.html Or now also on Flash Drive -- and SAVE! details at http://www.rockitradio.net/flashdrivemp3.html Or just e mail us at: rockitradio@netzero.net and give us the Rock-it show number(s) you want on CD, and we will send a non obligatory invoice. And get a little piece of Rock-it before we are gone. ============================================== |
| ================================================ IF IT'S NOT APPEARING ON OUR EBAY PAGE DON'T WORRY - WE STILL HAVE IT FOR SALE! OUR VINTAGE AND ROCK-IT RADIO SHOWS FOR SALE ALERT: Recently our listings on Ebay some have been disappearing as Ebay plans on starting a new payment schedule and dropping paypal. Rock-it Radio is registered for the change but not sure how it will effect sales. And we are losing our content with them so that decision to stay with ebay will be decided in the next couple of months. However, please know that everything we ever offered for sale is still for sale as far as our vintage broadcasts at: http://www.rockitradio.net/store.html and listed in alphabetical order by State then city. Other sites available to order shows are also operating and functional. Wolfman Jack Shows: http://www.rockitradio.net/wolfman.html Rock-it Radio shows: http://www.rockitradio.net/order.html Shows on MP3 Flashdrive: http://www.rockitradio.net/flashdrive.html |
| ================================================ LAST CALL FOR ALL ROCK-IT RADIO PRODUCTS We are leaving Rock-it Radio with a pretty good debt. I want to thank though all those that have supported us from the Jocks to the listeners and the supporters that have kept Rock-it Radio going for 25+ years!!! To be honest I am hopeful to relieve some of the debt this month for those that might want a little reminder of our shows on CD or a flash drive or many of our vintage historic broadcasts of yesteryear that we offer in our Launching Pad. All our stores and offerings will be able for purchase up to the end of September. |
| ================================================ NEW RELEASE -- FLASHDRIVE OF ROCK-IT RADIO SHOWS #6601 TO #6650. OUR 25th FLASH DRIVE NEW RELEASE!!!!! ROCK-IT RADIO FLASH DRIVE #24!! This is the best buy to collect Rock-it Radio shows. The CD's of each show costs $9.50 each but here you get 50 of Rock-it Radio shows for less then $39.95 U.S. This includes over 70 hours of Rock-it Radio oldies programming from shows #6601 to #6650. The Flashdrive features all these shows in their entirety in mp3 format in studio quality and just plug into your computer and Rock-it Away!!!! Check out #25 and it's playlist via our Flashdrive page at http://www. rockitradio.net/flashdrive.html |
| ================================================ FINAL FLASH DRIVE TO BE RELEASED MID MONTH ON ROCK-IT RADIO. Our final flash drive featuring Rock-it Radio shows #6651 to #67?? will be released mid September once our final shows are aired. And we will announce it in our final newsletter. This Flash drive I will also be enclosing our 1000th show featuring all the Rock-it jocks we had back then that put together a commemorative show way back then in celebration of show #1000. Who knew it would do another 5800 shows! |
| ==================================================== SEPTEMBER 2020 GIVEAWAY ON ROCK-IT RADIO - DINGO CHOICE! It may be a Rock-it Radio show of the past, it may be a vintage radio broadcast it may be a bumper sticker it could be anything Rock-it. As we attempt to lower our inventory our final month. Uncut and Unedited just like you would of hear in all of our vintage broadcasts we offer. The Music, The Ads and the very cool DJ chatter of the time! IT's YOURS FREE for all our supporters all you have to do is - Get another Rock-it Radio product from the sites below and we will send you this CD for FREE. You can shop at the following Rock-it Radio sites. - it's yours Free with every order from the month of November 2019! from the following websites. The Rock-it Radio Launching Pad: http://www.rockitradio.net/store.html Rock-it Radio Shows: http://www.rockitradio.net/order.html or our new service of Rock-it Radio shows on Flashdrive. http://www.rockitradio.net/flashdrivemp3.html Or our 50 Rock it Radio shows on Flashdrive at: http://www.rockitradio.net/flashdrive.html Or the Rock-it Radio Ebay store at: http://www.ebaystores.com/rockitradiostore You can view the CD and it's playlist in our Ebay store at: https://www.ebay.com/itm/140355598939 But don't buy it get something else for yourself and you will automatically be getting this for FREE! ============================================================= |
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HUGE ORDERS PUT ROCK-IT RADIO ON BACK ORDER
What a great bunch of supporters you have all been through the years!!! The response of our final month has literally been overwhelming. We are working hard to get your orders out as soon as possible. But honestly in might be mid October before we do. It takes 5 to 10 minutes to make a CD copy of the shows we sell. And we have gotten several hundred requests and payments. Last week we couldn't work a full week - The Wildfires from Washington, Oregon and California seemed to of all blown here in Idaho. And for the first time in History we hit the Air Quality category of Hazardous matter of fact the scale for that the maximum is 500. And we were reportedly above that at some times. And with my lungs I just had to not even do studio work here. But we are getting them done and rest assured we will get them to you. =================== |
| LAST DAY TO ORDER OUR VINTAGE RADIO BROADCASTS AND OUR SHOWS WILL BE 30 SEPTEMBER. We are still taking your orders and please just give us a little time to get them to you. If you wish to have any of our vintage radio broadcasts from the 50s through the 70s. You can still order off of us at: http://www.rockitradio.net/store.html or if you wish to have Rock-it Radio shows on CD or in Flash drive you can check out: http://www.rockitradio.net/order.html http://www.rockitradio.net/flashdrive.html http://www.rockitradio.net/flashdrivemp3.html =================================================== |
| OUR FINAL FLASH DRIVE HAS BEEN RELEASED #26!!! FEATURING OUR FINAL 58 SHOWS. It's not an exactly even number but we had to finish with all of our shows left. It is our 26th flashdrive and will be available through 9/30/2020 and features all the Rock-it Radio shows #6651 to #6708. Nearly 60 of our last shows on Rock-it Radio. Cost is $39.95 and is available at http://www.rockitradio.net/flashdrive.html =================================================== |
| WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO ROCKITRADIO.NET ???? I guess the answer is I am not sure yet. After we go silent on 9/30. I know I am going to be finishing up on all the final orders here at Rock-it Radio. In time I would like to turn it into a tribute page to all the jocks and finish on the history of Rock-it Radio. And make some hobby based websites for my ham radio endeavors. I have been asked to do some consulting work on promotions etc. and that will be depending on my health. So we shall see. I will be shutting down the newsletter portion as that has been a medium based expense in itself getting it out to all our members. But whatever we do you can still find out in our Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/rockitface =================================================== |
| In closing ..... Lots of great memories flashed through my head as I was doing this shortened newsletter. Some great shows and some great times with great people. So, many people to thank from the DJ's that selfishly did the shows here on Rock-it. To the supporters that have poured forward even to the very end to keep the Rock-it flying. But as the Rock-it is put up in moth balls, I leave knowing that there are a lot of other now great online radio stations out there. When we began there were none playing oldies. Esp. even back then playing the songs of the 50s. And a special thank you to Lane Quigley our Station Manager and produced and worked tirelessly for Rock-it! From way back in 1997 up until the end. God Bless and Take care one and all!!! All the Rockin' Best! Bennie Dingo =================================================== |
 Rock-it Radio main website: http://www.rockitradio.net Archived Shows at: http://www.rockitradio.net/programs.html Rock-it Radio Vintage Broadcast Store: (Launching Pad) http://www.rockitradio.net/store.html |
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