The Menace’s Attic Episode #413 November 20th, 2009 The “Darn, It Would Have Been SO Cool If This Was Last Week, So Then The 413th Show Would Have Been On Friday The Thirteenth. Maybe If We Go By The Lithuanian Calendar It’ll Work Better. And By The Way IF You Are Lithuanian, Please Understand That Your Nationality Is Only A Placeholder, And Next Time I’ll Use Something Even More Obscure Like Uh…Well I’ll Get Back To You On It Okay?
OPENING SONG: I Love Rock n’ Roll – Joan Jett (Boardwalk)
Set #1 This Next Set Is Not Based On Any Particular Political Bias, It Is Simply Put Together To Make Good Radio From The Days When Radio Actually Had A Message, And Blogs Were Non-Existent. Now Don’t Get Me Going On That!
Brand New Day – Al Kooper (Columbia) (from the Landlord)
Signs – Five Man Electrical Band (Polydor)
Wild In The Streets – Garland Jeffreys (A&M)
Set #2 OK, After All The Politics In The Last Set, We Better Just Get Down Some Some Good Old Love Songs, Even Though The Guy In The First Set Could Be Arrested At Any Moment For His Stage Name Defaming Our Government!
This Little Girl – Gary U.S. Bonds (EMI)
Somebody To Love – Dwight Twilley (Arista)
Hearts Of Stone – Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes (Epic)
Set #3 Soul Sounds From Guest Curator Reid Yalom
People Get Ready – Aretha Franklin (Atlantic)
Gimme Little Sign – Brenton Wood (Double Shot)
Rainbow – Gene Chandler (Veejay)
Set #4 Everyone Knows That Duncan Didn’t Invent The Yo Yo, Joe Jackson And Paul Weller Did!
I’m The Man – Joe Jackson (A&M)
A Town Called Malice – The Jam (Polydor)
Hero Takes A Fall – The Bangles (Columbia)
CLOSING SONG: I’ve Got The Music In Me – Kiki Dee Band (Rocket)
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