Dec 072018
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Hinky Dinky Time on WFMU’s Give the Drummer Radio, episode 277: Friday, December 7, 2018 at noon, Eastern Time.
Show #277: Living in infamy.
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| Artist | Title | Album (label) (year) (source) |
|---|---|---|
| Your DJ welcomes you: Uncle Michael |
Hinky Dinky Time Open | |
| Sammy Kaye & Don Reid | Remember Pearl Harbor | shellac 10″ (b/w Sammy Kaye Vocal Refrain By Allan Foster-Dear Mom) (Victor) (1942) |
| Carl Hoff & His Orchestra with The Murphy Sisters | The Son Of A Gun Who Picks On Uncle Sam | shellac 10″ (b/w Miss You) (Okeh) (1942) |
| Doctor Clayton | Pearl Harbor Blues | shellac 10″ (b/w My Own Blues) (Bluebird) (1942) |
| Selah Jubilee Singers | Wasn’t That An Awful Time At Pearl Harbor? | shellac 10″ (b/w The Hand Keeps On Writing) (Decca) (1942) (From: Complete Recorded Works Vol.2 (1941 – 1944/45)) |
| Lucius ‘Lucky’ Millinder | We’re Gonna Have To Slap The Dirty Little Jap | shellac 10″ (b-side to Fightin’ Doug MacArthur) (Decca) (1942) |
| Don Baker with The Polka Dots | There’ll Be A Little Smokio In Tokio | shellac 10″ (b-side to The Blond Sailor) (Continental) (1942) |
| Frankie Masters & His Orchestra | The Sun Will Soon Be Setting (For The Land Of The Rising Sun) | shellac 10″ (b-side to Goodbye Mama (I’m Off to Yokohama)) (Okeh) (1942) |
| Dick Robertson & His Orchestra | We Did It Before (And We Can Do It Again) | shellac 10″ (b/w Everyone’s A Fighting Son Of That Old Gang Of Mine) (Decca) (1942) |
| Kate Smith | This Time | shellac 10″ (b/w The Marines’ Hymn) (Columbia) (1942) |
| Music behind DJ: The Three Suns |
Twilight Time | Twilight Memories (RCA Victor) (1960) |
| SOUL | Burning Spear | single (b-side to Tell It Like It Is) (Musicor) (1971) |
| Marvin Holmes & The Uptights | The Funky Mule (Part 2) | single (b-side to The Funky Mule, Part 1) (Boola Boola) (1969) (From: Absolute Funk Vol. 4) |
| Wganda Kenya | El Caterete | single (b-side to Fiebre De Lepra) (Discos Fuentes) (1975) (From: The Afrosound of Colombia. Volume 1) |
| Zoo | La Feuille | Hard Times Good Times (Riviera) (1972) |
| Michael Orr | Ecstasy, Fantasy and Dreamland | Spread Love (Sunstar) (1975) |
| The Diddys Featuring Paige Douglas | Intergalactic Love Song | Agony & Extasy (Bam-Buu) (1977) |
| The New Birth | I Wash My Hands Of The Whole Damn Deal | Comin’ From All Ends (RCA Victor) (1974) |
| Music behind DJ: Ray Charles & Milt Jackson |
Blue Genius | Soul Meeting (Atlantic) (1961) (From: Pure Genius: The Complete Atlantic Recordings 1952-1959) |
| The O’Jays | Give the People What They Want | single (b-side to What Am I Waiting For) (Philadelphia International) (1975) (From: The Ultimate O’Jays) |
| Bill Withers | Kissing My Love | single (b/w I Don’t Know) (Sussex) (1973) |
| Laura Lee | Women’s Love Rights | single (b/w Her Picture Matches Mine) (Hot Wax) (1971) (From: Holland Dozier Holland Complete 45’s) |
| Jean And The Statesides | Putty In Your Hands | single (b-side to One Fine Day) (Columbia) (1964) |
| Billy Banks & His Rhythmmakers | Bald Headed Mama | shellac 10″ (b/w Who’s Sorry Now?) (Vocalion) (1932) (From: The Ultimate Jazz Archive) |
| Harry Belafonte | The Way That I Feel | Belafonte Sings The Blues (RCA Victor) (1958) |
| Music behind DJ: Midas Touch |
Good Articulation | Industrial (Standard Music Library) (1978) (From: Blaxploitation Style Funk From The Library) |
| The Raspberries | Let’s Pretend | single (b/w Every Way I Can) (Capitol) (1972) (From: 1972-1974 – Greatest) |
| Foxygen | Why Did I Get Married? | Take The Kids Off Broadway (Jagjaguwar) (2012) |
| Jimmy Haber | Chelsea | New Bondi Hippies (Bad Sun) (2013) |
| Fountains of Wayne | This Better Be Good | Traffic and Weather (Virgin) (2007) |
| Benny Goodman Septet | Behave Yourself | prev. unr. (Hollywood, December 11, 1947) (Columbia) (1947) (From: CC #1418 – Benny Goodman (1947-1948)) |
| The Everly Brothers | Glitter And Gold | In Our Image (Warner Bros. ) (1966) (From: Chained To A Memory) |
| The Cake | Fire Fly | single (b/w Rainbow Wood) (Decca) (1967) (From: Lost Jukebox Vol. 25) |
| Justin Heathcliff | You Know What I Mean | Justin Heathcliff (Atlantic) (1971) (From: Love, Peace & Poetry – Asian Psychedelic Music) |
| Strawbs | And Wherefore | single (b-side to Shine On Silver Sun) (A&M) (1973) |
| Music behind DJ: Louis Clark |
Unease | Building Tension (Bruton Music) (1981) |
| Gong | Master Builder | You (Virgin) (1974) (From: Radio Gnome Invisible Vol. 3 – You) |
| Hamilton Streetcar | Wasn’t It You | single (b-side to Brother Speed) (Dot) (1969) |
| Tom T. Hall | A Week In A Country Jail | single (b/w Flat-Footin It) (Mercury) (1969) (From: Dim Lights, Thick Smoke And Hillbilly Music – Country And Western Hit Parade) |
| Don Reno & Bill Harrell & the Tennesse Cut-Ups | Darlin’ Little Joe | unk. (unk.) (1967) (From: 1967 Vol 1) |
| Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys | Sing a Little Baby to Sleep | unk. (unk.) (unk.) (From: 1968-1969) |
| Hank Thompson | Hello Request Line | unk. (unk.) (unk.) (From: The Pathway Of My Life: 1966-1986) |
| Music behind DJ: Steve Gray |
Pathfinder | Sounds Of The Times (KPM Music) (1974) (From: Teenage Twins-OST) |
| Long John Baldry | It Ain’t Easy | It Ain’t Easy (Warner Bros.) (1971) |
| Dave Lambert | Over The Weekend | Sing/Swing Along With Dave Lambert (United Artists) (1960) |
| Jon Hendricks | The Shoulder | A Good Git-Together (World Pacific) (1959) |
| Annie Ross | The Gipsy in My Soul | Annie by Candlelight (Pye Nixa) (1956) |
| Lambert, Hendricks & Ross | Charleston Alley | The Hottest New Group In Jazz (Columbia) (1959) |
| Hilltoppers | Time Waits for No One | single (b-side to You Try Somebody Else) (Dot) (1954) |
| Ink Spots | You’re Breaking My Heart | shellac 10″ (b-side to Who Do You Know In Heaven (That Made You The Angel You Are?)) (Decca) (1949) |
| Oxie Waters & the Colorado Hillbillies | We’ll Have a Rodeo in Tokyo and a Round Up in Old Berlin | unk. (unk.) (1942) |
| Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac |
Albatross | single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues) (Blue Horizon) (1968) |
| Your DJ bids you farewell… | ||