Fool's Paradise Playlists for January 9, 2010

Listener comments!

1:17pm Debbie D:

Howdy!

1:17pm ChooChoo:

Groovin' High here in Ice Station 'Bama!

1:21pm seang:

Beer run

1:27pm Richie:

Last week's house guests are gone.
Now, how do I convince my gal that the Christmas Tree's status has dropped from "Festive" to "Fire Hazard?"

1:27pm Listener Jumpy:

"Rock N Roll" --I just spun that @ my Tuesday night gig.

1:33pm Mark Dillman:

The Sundazed label has seven LPs by Dick Dale scheduled for release in March. Check their website for titles.

1:38pm DeemerDave:

Ritchie:
If your gal doesn't understand that explaination, you have bigger problems.

1:39pm Mark Dillman:

New CDs freezing in my car:
"Moon Over Memphis Tennessee" VA comp of the Moon label
The Royaltones "Detroit Rock Starts Here" on Ace, instros by early white boy rock 'n' roll band from Detroit. They also backed Del Shannon.

1:43pm Richie:

Ha!
Thanks Dave.
I'm doomed.

1:47pm ChooChoo:

@Mark: Foam down the tree and claim a pre-emptive strike by the local Fire Department. @Mark: Thanks for the recommendation!

1:50pm Muddy Taters:

They lettin Andre into CHOICH ?

2:10pm Corporal Agarn:

Tention!

2:14pm git:

I guess the Brit intrusion caused something good

2:35pm Gummy:

Could Roy bend his knees backwards or did it just seem that way?

2:38pm deb o'nair:

Love that cheezy wheezy organ in that Chinese Twist!! More, More combo organs pleeezzzz!!

2:38pm Archer:

I had the opportunity to talk to Mr.Head on the phone when I was working a radio shift in Houston. He was a funny and personable guy.

2:42pm seang:

the secret to success: pickles and milk

2:42pm ocho stinko:

more crackers wit cheez wheez sounds good to me

2:45pm Mark Dillman:

I asked Roy Head for an autograph at the 2006 Ponderosa Stomp. He said "shit, no"! At least he didn't hit me.

2:58pm ChooChoo:

Pickles + milk + a dash of Tobasco = good way to start the day after a night in NOLA.

3:01pm @choo:

tequila with a dash of tabasco works after a night in SOHO

6:28pm Tom Stein:

I dug the wild sax on the Charles Sheffield 45.Excello Records also recorded the great Slim Harpo!

7:29pm Brian:

That "Big Bad Joe" is one wild record! I'm now on a futile quest to find me one.