Oldies and Oddities 3rd Anniversary Show
DavidTanny
Howdy everyone,
Today we celebrated our third year anniversary! Since 1999 we have been
broadcasting in San Diego county and Temecula Valley, only the best oldies,
cool and strange albums, funny novelty songs, and musical madness. When we
first signed on back in '99 we were known as "Oldies But Goodies", we played
your standard oldies that you hear on those "Good Time, Great Oldies"
stations. But I kinda got tired of playing standards and began incorporating
songs you don't normally hear on those stations, even tho some of em were
hits. When I ran for a seat on the Oceanside City Council the show went on a
little hiatus. When I returned I began the process of resurrecting the show
again. I went through several co-hosts but a girl who joined the station
asked me if she could join the show, her name was Jen Ernest. We began to
play several funny songs, lounge/exotica, and high school band recordings.
And now we are here on our 3rd year and going strong. With webstreaming on
the horizon, there seems to be no end in sight.
On today's show we welcomed special guest callers Tony Goldmark, Kathi Kamen
Goldmark, John Cougarstein, and The Great Luke Ski. We also got e-mail from
past co-hosts (including Jen). We also played some identifiers from past
guests. And we payed tribute to the day the music died.
The show was recorded. And will be distributed to those artists who requested
a copy.
Please visit our Yahoo! Group:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/oldiesandoddities for info on how to obtain CDs
from the artists we play. You can also visit all the weird websites too
^____^ It's free and open to the public, you don't even have to sign up!
HOUR ONE (1pm-2pm PST):
William Shatner explains his experience with a gorilla
ROCKET MAN- William Shatner
THE MOUSE- Soupy Sales
GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY- Peggy Lee
TWILIGHT ZONE- Marty Manning and His Orchestra
Radio Show ID- Mondo Fax the Singing Judge
BOTTOM OF OLE SMOKEY- Della Reese
TECH SUPPORT- Tony Goldmark w/ Kathi Kamen Goldmark
POTTY ANIMAL- Auntie Poo and the Porta-Potties
NOOKIE/BREAK STUFF- Richard Cheese and Lounge Against the Machine
HIGH NOON- Walter Brennan
SARAH JACKMAN- Allan Sherman
I BELIEVE IN MUSIC- Halifax High School Ukulele Ensemble and Chorus
SWEET PEA- Mrs. Miller
REACH OUT (I'LL BE THERE)- Bill Cosby
Radio Show ID- Marty Allen
TOTAL COLLAPSE OF DICK'S HEART- John Cougarstein
I KISSED A SQUIRREL- John Cougarstein
HOUR TWO (2pm-3pm PST):
BUMBLE BEE BOLERO- Harry Bruer
BIBBITY BOBBITY BOO- Louis Armstrong
THE CHEESE SHOP- Monty Python
PENGUIN ON THE TELLY- Tony Goldmark
Radio Show ID- Elvira, Mistress of the Dark
KING OF THE ROAD- Ray Conniff
KINKO THE CLOWN- Ogden Edsl
Radio Show ID- Playboy Playmate Miss Feb 95 Lisa Marie Scott
NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN- Claude Denjean and His Moog Synthesizer
SURFIN BIRD- The Trashmen
LOVING HEART- Ed McMahon
BORN TO LOSE- Joey Bishop
LOOK AT THIS TUB- American Standard
Radio Show ID- Leslie Nielsen
DRILL EM ALL- Ruth Wallis
FANBOY- The Great Luke Ski
88 LINES ABOUT 44 SIMPSONS- The Great Luke Ski
MAKE A POOPIE- Harry Jeremy
HOUR THREE (3pm-4pm PST):
EVE OF DESTRUCTION- The Living Voices
YELLOW SUBMARINE- Milton Berle
TU VEUX, TU VEUX PAS- Brigitte Bardot
I LIVE IN A GREEN TOYOTA- Steve Goodie
SNOOPY VS. THE RED BARON- The Royal Guardsmen
Radio Show ID- Johnny "Jody" Whitaker & Cathy "Cissy" Garver from TV's "A
Family Affair"
BUFFY COME BACK- Angel and the Reruns
THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN'- Sebastian Cabot
Radio Show ID- Rock n Roll Hall of Famer Howard Blanc (of "The Outsiders")
AMERICAN PIE- Don McLean
DONNA- Ritchie Valens
EVERYDAY- Buddy Holly
CHANTILLY LACE- The Big Bopper
COME ON, LET'S GO- Ritchie Valens
PEGGY SUE- Buddy Holly
WHITE LIGHTNING- The Big Bopper
WE BELONG TOGETHER- Ritchie Valens
THAT'LL BE THE DAY- Buddy Holly
FROM A BEGGAR TO A KING- The Big Bopper
A TRIBUTE TO BUDDY HOLLY- Mike Berry and The Outlaws
ROCK N ROLL HEAVEN- The Righteous Brothers
MY TRUE STORY- The Jive Five
WICHITA LINEMAN- Glen Campbell, Michelle Shocked, The Texas Tornados, Sheila
E, and Mariachi Del Sol
"Oldies and Oddities" would not have made it on the air if it wasn't for
these people, they were there at the beginning, huge thanks and hugs go out
to them because without them there would be no show: Rich Clements, Jen
Ernest, Rob Branch, Bob Royster, Lauren Christie, and Mike Paisner
And special thanks to those who have helped out, inspired, offered
friendship, and encouraged the show through three turbulent years: Courtney
Lee Phillips, Lou's Records, Jaime Gurrola, Chloe Nardi, The Navarro Family,
The Ernest Family, Laura Foley, "Action" Jack McClendon, Birgie McClendon,
"Granpa Daddy" Mike Thomas, Frankie Laine, Mercedes McCambridge, "Wonderful"
Wendy Stevens, Dr. Demento, Wolfman Jack, Art LaBoe, Dick Clark, "Weird Al"
Yankovic, Donovan and Premium Deluxe, David Tanny, Bill and The Land of
Dementia, Tony Goldmark, Kathi Kamen Goldmark, The Great Luke Ski, John
Cougarstein, Alan Glasser (Mondo Fax), Phil Van Tee, Otis Fodder, Betsy
Shebang, Dan Hart, Bret Burns, Eric Houg, Rhino Records, Steve Goodie, Alan
Katz, Doug Newman, Joel Chisler, Chris Mezzolesta (Power Salad), Ted and Kurt
Uhler (Harry Jeremy), Marty Allen, "Nasty" Randy LeBlang, Meg Banta-Ford, Ben
Greenstein, Eddy Ash, "Big V" Vienna Tutera, Jeff Lynch, Jennifer Harmston,
Cold Weather Rescue, Doug Best, Adrianna Attias, "Diamond" Jim Prete, Yvonne
Perry, Chris Lopez, Joey Nava, Deborah Farris, Nick Galieti, Brian Martin,
"The One and Only" Dave Lanni, Rudy Salinas, Barbara Honey, Richard Kane,
Patrick Wenk-Wolff, Josh Dion, Dave "Burma" Dawson, Camilla Borghi, Amy
Forsythe, Capn Keno's, Ian Naughton, R.T., Lisa Gonzales, Johnny Whitaker,
Cathy Garver, Don't Quit Your Day Job Records, Ritchie Stowers, Steve
Holloway, Holly Irmer, Lisa Buckley, Amvets, Goodwill, D.A.V., Debbie
Colgazer, Laura Cantrell, Myke Bentzgen, "Country" Joe Peek, Ben Allen,
Natasha Allen, Molly Ehn, Tim Lyman, Dr. Harry Tootle, Mai Shimosikawa,
Yoshiko Hasegawa, Kay Sakai, Mindy Wilson, Cindy Rodenhizer, Melissa Dewey,
Randy Webb, "Metal" Jack Kraczkowski, "Crazy" Aaron Miller, "Screamin'" Scott
Thompson, Kim Miracle, Wille Tate, Cool and Strange Magazine, WMFO, KOCT,
KOGO, KCOL, KMET, KROQ, KFMB, KCR, KGB, KFI, KGTV, KALL, KRCW, KCTC, KPFA,
KSWB, WMBR, XTRA, XERB, KSON, KBZS, KUCI, and our audience
To those we lost, we will miss you: Anita Cooper, Steve Perry, Vista Mayor
Gloria McClellan, John McDonald, Harold Russell, Juan Garcia Esquivel,
Cynthia Martinez, Billie Phillips, Jerry Thornton, and those who lost their
lives on September 11th.
See you all next week!
Zeb Navarro
KKSM- San Diego, Ca.
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- "Snoopy vs. The Red Baron" was the first record I ever got. It given to me
at Christmas time when I was five years old. I got hooked and started
collecting records ever since.
- William Shatner's rendition of Elton John's "Rocket Man" was recorded live
at the American Science Fiction Awards
- "High Noon" by Walter Brennan is taken from the "Gunfight at the OK Corral"
album. Just one of ten albums Brennan put out after his Top Ten hit "Old
Rivers"
-"Reach Out (I'll Be There)" by Bill Cosby can be found on his album "Hooray
for the Salvation Army Band". One of four Bill Cosby sings album.
-"Look at This Tub" can be found on the album "The Bathrooms Are Coming!"
which was made by American Standards, they make your tubs, urinals, sinks,
etc. It was only released to people who attended one of their conventions.
The whole album is a musical about bathrooms
- "A Tribute to Buddy Holly" was produced by Joe Meek. Meek went to a tarot
seance where the psychic predicted Buddy Holly's death on Feb 3rd, 1958. When
the date passed and nothing happened, Meek told Holly about it. In 1959 on
Feb 3, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper died in a plane crash
over Clear Lake, Iowa. Meek produced this single to make sure Holly's music
lived on. He even gained approval from the Buddy Holly Appreciation Society,
who listened to it before it was released.
-The all-star lineup of "Wichita Lineman" consists of Glen Campbell, Michelle
Shocked, and Freddy Fender on vocals, Doug Sahm on guitar, Flaco Jiminez on
accordian, Augie Meyers on organ, Sheila E on drums, and Mariachi Del Sol
backing them up.
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