Napalm Nanny and The Shack

The blues is the heart and soul of all rock n roll, but the origins of the blues came at a hefty price. 

-Robert Johnson. Crossroads

-Frankie Lee Sims. I'm Long Gone

-Magic Sam. All My Whole Life

-Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown. Dirty Work at the Crossroads

-Willie Mae Thornton. Stop Hoppin' on Me

-Tarheel Slim & Little Ann. Two Time Loser 

-Muddy Waters. Tiger in Your Tank

-Slim Harpo. Baby, Scratch my Back

What do fetishes, greek mythology and The Cramps have in common? Listen to this weeks episode and find out. 

-Charlie Feathers. One Hand Loose

-Mel Robbins. Save It

-Jody Reynolds. Fire of Love

-Duane Eddy and Lee Hazlewood. Girl on Deathrow

-Dwight Pullen. Sunglasses After Dark

-The Rumblers. Boss. 

-The Runabouts. When I Get the Blues

-Dale Hawkins. Tornado 

Fashion and music history, whats more chic than that?

-Judi & The Affections. Dum, Dum, DeDip

-Pat Hervey. Mr. Heartache 

-The Shangri-Las. Remember

-Robin Clark. For Your Sake

-Pat Hervey. Tears of Misery

-Dee Dee Sharp. You Ain't Nothin' But A Nothin'

-The Dixie Cups. Iko Iko

-The Ronettes. Baby, I Love You

-Skeeter Davis. I Can't Stay Mad at You

The living legend not only created unforgettable films but has an ear in choosing just the right song for each scene 

-The Tornadoes. Bustin Surfboards

-Link Wray. Rumble

-Charlie Feathers. That Certain Female

-The Lively Ones. Surf Rider

-Blue Swede. Hooked on a Feeling

-5678s. I'm Blue

-Dusty Springfield. Son of a Preacher Man

Heres some rhythm n blues to help alleviate the blues

-Bo Diddley. Bo Diddley

-Ronnie Hawkins and The Hawks. Hey Boba Lou

-Kenny and Moe. I Want to Love You

-The Okaysions. Girl Watcher

-Frank Gay and The Gayblades. Down Bound Train

-Nick Anthony. My Babys Gone

-Jerry Goldsmith. You Gotta Let Me Go

-Little Esther. Wild Child

-Margi Hendricks. Nothin' But a Tramp

-Chance Halladay. Deep Sleep

Here's to the various counter culture groups that came out from the same post war environment 

-The Rolling Stones. Street Fighting Man

-The Benders. Can't Tame Me

-The Graveyard Five. Marble Orchard

-Half Pint and The Fifths. Orphan Boy

-The Groupies. I'm a Hog For You

-Del Tinos. Nightlife

-Marc Bolan. The Third Degree

-Satans Breed. Laugh Myself to the Grave

Get up and shake that hazmat covered booty. Don't get sucked into sitting around all day while you're facing self-quarantine. 

-Jack Wood. Born to Wander

-Charles Shefield. It's Your Voodoo Working

-Barbara Dane. I'm on my Way

-The Pirates. Cuttin' Out

-Ted Taylor. Somebody's Always Trying

-Pat Hervey. Pain

-James Brown. Out of Sight

-Helen Troy. I Think I Love You 

Sometimes we have to break the rules to make our voice heard. These ladies broke the mold and became rare outlaw gems in the music industry. 

-Barbara Lynn. What'd I say

-Little Ann. Deep Shadows

-Wendy Rene. The Same Guy

-Barbara Lewis. Hello Stranger

-Betty O'Brein. She'll Be Gone

-Timi Yurt. Till the End of Time

-Barbara Lynn. This is the Tanks I get

In these trying times where we feel like so many people are turning their backs on one another we at least have music that defy borders/cultures/languages and possesses the power to unify.

-Los Yorks. Abrazame 

-Los Saicos. Salvaje

-Los Jockers. Libre Debes Ser

-Los Sonnys. Como Te Va

-Los Sleepers. Hermanita

-Los Zanys. Chica de Minifalda

-Los Saicos. Demolicion. 

Here are the tunes that you can find me tapping my toes to in my fallout shelter. 

- Sir Lancelot. Atomic Energy 

-Warren Smith. Uranium Rock

-Dore Alpert. Fallout Shelter

-Uknown Artist. H-Bomb

-Glenn Barber. Atom Bomb

-Commodores. Uranium

-Hawkshaw Hawkins. When They Found the Atomic Power

-Sons of the Pioneers. Old Man Atom

-Marty Robbins. Ain't I Right