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Hey baby, Little Steven here with our weekly Underground Garage pop quiz.
What was the first Rock n’ Roll record?
You think about that, because we are going to talk about it this weekend among other extraordinarily important subjects.
As usual, we are joined by the greatest musicians of all time including, the Beatles, Howlin’ Wolf, the Yardbirds, the Ramones, and Ike & Tina Turner.
We have the best new music in the world from the Insomniacs out of New Jersey, the Dahlmanns from Oslo, Norway, and Bun E. Carlos has another new group he is going to introduce us to.
Tune into find out what Robert Johnson, Herman’s Hermits, and Little Eva have in common. It’s the only Rock n’ Roll dance party on the radio, baby.
I’ll see you this weekend in the Underground Garage.
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Intro Title: Good Times Artist: The Easybeats From: Aussie Beat That Shook the World  |
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Musical Beds Title: The Last Time Artist: The Andrew Loog Oldham Orchestra |
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| Set 1 Title: Jumpin' Jack Flash Artist: The Rolling Stones From: Singles Collection: The London Years  Title: Keep Your Hands Off My BabyArtist: Little Eva From: Best Of Little Eva 
Title: Sunday Papers Title: Hold On Title: Psychotic Reaction |
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Musical Beds Title: Downshiftin' Artist: The Firebirds Title: Down The Road Of Golden Dust  |
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| Set 2 Title: Rocket 88 Artist:Jackie Brenstan & His Delta Cats From: Roots of Rock: 1945-1956 (Time Life Music's Rock 'n' Roll Era) 
Title:Every Little Thing Title: Amelia Title: California (Hustle and Flow) Title: Killing Floor Title: Pumping (My Heart) |
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Musical Beds Title: Slidin' Artist: Evan Foster Title: Bombasteroid  |
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| Set 3 Title: Look Through Any Window Artist: The Hollies From: Radio Ethiopia 
Title: Don't Go Title: No Milk Today Title: Candypants Title: For Your Love |
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Musical Beds Title: Istanbul Artist: The Beatniks Title: Surf Rider  |
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| Set 4 Title: Trouble's Coming Down Artist: Candy Golde From: Trouble's Coming Down 
Title: Glad All Over Title: The Wrong Side Of The Street Title: It's Gonna Work Out Fine Title: Lies |
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Musical Beds Title: Encounter Artist: Davie Allan & the Arrows Title: Dark Is The Night |
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| Set 5 Title: Stop Breaking Down Artist: The Rolling Stones From: Exile on Main Street 
Title: Dust My Broom Title: Travelling Riverside Blues Title: Cross Road Blues Title: Crossroads |
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Musical Beds Title: Valley Of The Mono Apes Artist: Waistcoats |
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| Outro Title: Blues Theme Artist: Davie Allan & the Arrows From: The Wild Angels : Original Motion Picture Soundtrack  (Capitol, 1993)Â |
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Comments (15)
Very cool sets and the spiritual & deep intro speech was just plain cool Stevie.
thanks great show and greats showsssssssssss
peace
lglucas
Joe Jackson in the garage!! A first?? right after a classic Tony and Paulie axchange. Been a fan from day one. nothing compares!
Such an awesome show. We need more shows like this on the radio. If we did, maybe more people would continue to listen to radio. Again such a COOL COOL COOL show!
Unable to play part two on my iPad can some one explain to me why, is there something else we have to do.
Netherlands 474
aren't u the same Dougherty from that British outfit.....?
This seems to have been a new episode.
this one of the all time classic episodes. especially the bit about robert johnson! happy b-day robert!!! you look pretty young for 100!!!
did u mean it's an old one?
Yes , it is one of the best episodes but their all so good i hate to rate them. Thanks, Steven
Excellent show! But how can you go wrong when you start out with The Easybeats?
Steven, if he hasn't already, should really check out The Fleshtones' new album, "Brooklyn Sound Solution." The whole disc features Lenny Kaye. Plus they have a rocking b-side, "Remember The Ramones."
I finished 473 just before loading into this one. What a trip! I feel like I am in school here and I love it, man! Stuff I'm acknowledging, corrected on and learning at the same time! Lots of wows coming from MY computer station! Just a note, though: Social Distortion was listed but not played...Set 2. ALSO: Too bad no commentary on the Verve Pipe's battle with Andrew Loog Oldham and Alan Klein...or the connections with the Rolling Stones therein.
Other than THAT, I am so drained from the LESSONS herein, I sleep like a baby....
So intense, indeed!
No commentary on the Verve Pipe is needed. Simply ALO taught them a lesson on plagiarism!
I click on the recent Ramones show and I get Dylan. Am I doing something wrong?