1. Neil Young “Cowgirl In The Sand”
2. Chris Rea “The Road To Hell (Part 1&2)”
3. The Allman Brothers Band “Whipping Post” *Abbreviated (Live At The Fillmore East)
4. David Bowie “Starman”
5. David Gilmour “There’s No Way Out Of Here”
6. Deep Purple “Perfect Strangers”
7. Electric Light Orchestra “Here Is The News”
8. Emerson Lake & Palmer “Peter Gunn” (Live- “Works Live”)
10 p.m. – 11 p.m.
1. Donald Fagen “Snowbound”
2. FM “Phasors on Stun”
3. Oingo Boingo “Dead Man’s Party”
4. Harry Nilsson “Let The Good Times Roll”
5. Mott The Hoople “Sweet Jane”
6. Kansas “Song For America”
7. Emerson, Lake & Palmer “Bitches Crystal”
8. Robin Trower “Shame The Devil”
9. Golden Earring “Radar Love” (Live)
11 p.m. – Midnight
1. Roxy Music “Avalon”
2. T. Rex “Spaceball Ricochet”
3. Todd Rundgren “Couldn’t I Just Tell You”
4. Todd Rundgren “Born To Synthesize”
5. Todd Rundgren “Rain”
6. Ten Years After “Let The Sky Fall”
7. The Moody Blues “Say It With Love”
8. Stephen Stills “Love The One You’re With”
9. Eric Burdon & War “Spill The Wine”
10. The Doobie Brothers “Dark Eyed Cajun Woman”
11. Paul & Linda McCartney “Smile Away”
12. Jimmy Page & Robert Plant “Nobody’s Fault But Mine”
Tyler Vincent: Compiler
Notes:
A few complaints from the listeners but I don't see anything that much different than what Clyde would play. A bit too much on the Todd Rundgren stuff, but they pick ELP's Bitches Crystal and failed single Peter Gunn. Props for There's No Way Out Of Here by David Gilmour and Avalon by Roxy Music. Chris Rea's Road To Hell is a Beaker Street staple.
A trip to Independence/Waterloo I found a couple interesting cds, namely Trini Lopez's Latin Album, he passed away earlier in the week due to CORVID 19. And the expanded In Da Gadda De Vadda By Iron Butterfly (only 2 dollars) and regional artists such as Molly Nova/Turk E Krause 2001 album, after which they released after leaving the Blue Band.
Somebody donated a bunch of scratched up 45s, none that I could salvage. Oh Baby Doll from Chuck Berry and It Was I from Skip And Flip the highlights but a few others, but they were in poor shape. Lucky Lips (Ruth Brown) and Clyde McPlatter's Rock And Cry had a crack in it. Another Chuck Berry 45 School Days, was scratched beyond belief. The Quin Tones' Down The Aisle To Love and Charlie Rich's Lonely Weekends were other notables.
Waterloo has their own Rudy's Tacos, more expensive than Davenport but the portions they serve are much better. They had on the oldies channel which was fine, till they played six Beach Boys songs in a row. On a plus, Rocket 88 by Jackie Brenston and The Rivingtons' Papa Om Mow Mow were played. When I got up there, Metro Records was closed and no more is the St Vinnie's on Franklin. Overall a productive batch of finds.
After six years being idle, The R Smith Show returns to Radio Maierburg on Sunday Night on a trail basis. from 11 to 1. I play selected cuts from selected albums. Two hours doesn't cover much but at least we try not to play the same old shit like I Fart Radio or Timesquare Media or Cumulus.
Show Number 1 Songs played
Shattered-The Rolling Stones
When The Whip Comes Down
Dance Part 1 (If I Was A Dancer)
Crazy Mama
Apostrophe-Frank Zappa
Danville Girl-Vince Martin
Yonder Comes The Sun
Mad Dog-Elastica
Generator
How He Wrote Elastica Man
Nothing Stays The Same
Nightwatch-Kenny Loggins
Whenever I Call You Friend (with Stevie Nicks/Melissa Manchester)
Angelique
Gloryland Boogie-Swanee River Boys
Ain't No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down-Rev. Claude Ely
Wooly/1984-The Dawn
At The Crossroads-Mott The Hoople
Laugh At Me
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