Continuing with Bob Stroud's Rock and Roll Roots Time Warp back to this date. All comments mine since I was driving on I-40 in North Carolina then, and even with the two simulcast stations, it was too far to pick it up.
A LITTLE BIT ME, A LITTLE BIT YOU-- MONKEES-- Loved that short-lived Beatles knock-off show. What were the zany lads up to next and what really was under Micheal's hat?
THERE'S A KIND OF A HUSH-- HERMAN'S HERMITS-- "All over the world, tonight
BERNADETTE-- FOUR TOPS-- Ahh, that great Motown sound. Go Levi. Go Levi.
BABY I NEED YOUR LOVIN'-- JOHNNY RIVERS-- Imagine Good Ol' John doing a cover song? Who could have figured? I'm sure Bob played this after the previous song because this was a Four Tops effort.
WESTERN UNION-- FIVE AMERICANS-- A two-hit wonder with bad news in their hand.
MR. UNRELIABLE-- CRYAN' SHAMES-- Chicago's own off the "Scratch in the Sky" album. "There's no need to worry about the future."
MY BACK PAGES-- BYRDS-- A great Byrds song you don't get to hear often enough.
DARLIN' BE HOME SOON-- LOVIN' SPOONFUL-- One of my very favorite Spoonful songs.
SWEETS FOR MY SWEET-- RIDDLES-- Liz was quizzing me over the songs by giving me the title and I had to guess the group. I missed Johnny Rivers and never would have guessed this one. Riddles? Must be a Bob thing. I knew the song, but not the group. "Sugar for my honey."
I Know What I'll Do for a Job. I'll Sling Whoppers. --RoadDog
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Being an account of some things I'm interested in, what I'm doing, and reflections on my past, especially music.
Listen to this man. Seven years of college, you know. Trying to reason with 2020 and, now, 2022.
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