This show is available for online listening at drdemento.com |
playlist courtesy of The Dr. Demento Show, with very special thanks to Michael Pearce of Portland, Oregon, for archiving the original recording
NOTE: Dr. Demento moved to San Francisco at the end of July, 1971, for a nightly shift on KMPX. He intended to continue to do shows for KPPC every week, via tape, but he may have only done two - this one and the following week. He did a live show on KPPC on September 19, 1971. His stint on KMPX ended September 24, 1971, and he returned to Los Angeles and KPPC shortly thereafter.
NOTE: The show was running late (and may have also started late), so the KPPC DJ faded the last song early and omitted Dr. D's closing announcement.
There's A New Sound - Tony Burrello
The Bird's The Word - The Rivingtons
Whatever Happened To Music - Mr. Murray
Tule Fog - The Ackridge Singers
Down The Road Apiece - Freddie Slack w/ The Will Bradley Trio
Makin' Whoopee - Eddie Cantor
Ride, Jockey, Ride - The Lamplighters
Sleepy Stonewell's Brotherhood Boogie - Thorndike Pickledish
Letter From Elaina - Casey Kasem
Excerpt: Robt. o. Smut - Thorndike Pickledish Pacifist Choir
When You Take More Than You Give - Tony Conigliaro
I'm Lookin' For Someone To Love - Buddy Holly & The Crickets
Lookin' For A Love - The Valentinos w/ Bobby Womack
Found Love - Jimmy Reed
I Found A Love - The Falcons & Band
Midnight Blue - Bukka White
The Death Of The Clayton Peacock - John Fahey
I'm Just A Guitar, Everybody Picks On Me - Pete Drake & His Talking Steel Guitar
Delicious! - Jim Backus & Friend
baroque instrumental - 8
Calmilly - The Mission
baroque instrumental - 8
Gailing Made It - The Mission
What It Was, Was Football - Deacon Andy Griffith
If Somebody Told You - Anna King
I Don't Know - Willie Mabon & His Combo
I Wonder - Cecil Gant
Come On - Earl King
Don't Lose Your Cool - Earl King
Tragedy - Thomas Wayne
Why, Why, Why - Doug Sahm & The Markays
Sometimes (When I'm All Alone) - Danny & The Juniors
Little Girl Of Mine - The Cleftones
I - The Velvets
This Should Go On Forever - Rod Bernard
All In My Mind - Maxine Brown
Rinky Dink (early fade) - Baby Cortez