2005-06-05

The only show from June 2005 in the Archives and Rory forgot to hit the record button again. There’s a Tunedex — enjoy trying to figure out what’s on it. Regardless, this is a show with lots of staples.

It’s LIMA TIME!

• Let’s Make A Baby – Billy Paul
• Thank God and Greyhound – Roy Clark
• Look Around – Sergio Mendes & Brasil ’66 (Tunedex #10)
• I Am A Janitor – Surface Music (out to Dusty)
• Keep It Gay – Perry Como
• Sweet Georgia Brown – Brother Bones & His Shadows
• Meat Man asks if Rory is okay (Try a little tenderloin, Rory)
• Try A Little Tenderness – Otis Redding
• I Believe You Have My Stapler
• I Couldn’t Dream – Elephant’s Memory
• Didn’t It Rain – Sister Rosetta Tharp (NM)
• Rainy, Rainy, Rainy in 321, 221, 322, Stairwell & Atrium
• Chocolate City – Parliament (they got Atlanta)
• Bertha Butt Boogie – Don Frey Moment
• Paging Mister Jackson –  Tommy Edwards (Tunedex #9)
• Slick Titty Boom – Elvin Bishop
• Previous 45 just arrived in mail. Mom threw original one away.
• I Ain’t Had My Coffee Yet – Alan Oliver
• Carlton the Doorman, applied at Ramada
• (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman – Rory Borealus
• It’s One of Those Nights – David Cassidy
• T-Bone – Neil Young (Tunedex #7?)
• It’s No Sin – Donald Marsh
• Will You Touch Me – Yoko Ono
• Porcupine Pie – Neil Diamond (Tunedex #6)
• Pupalina – The Gaylords
• Andy Yousoro Bando Mambo, Barry Soro – Jose Lima
• Coffee Time – Kay Kyser featuring Mike Douglas & Lucy Ann Polk
• Man! I Feel Like A Woman – Rory Borealus (Tunedex #5)
• Baby Don’t Get Hooked On Me – Mac Davis
• Give Me a Little Sign – The Narcotics (from CD Dan)
• California Calling – Fickle Pickle
• Sandy – Fickle Pickle (abort)
• Mother Fuyer ain’t #4
• Going Out of My Head – Raphael (Tunedex #4)
• Paxico (Land of Beauty) – The Diamonds
• Daddy Daddy (Gotta Get A Phone In My Room) – Robin Clark
• Saturday – The Carpenters
• The Donk – Henry Mancini (Tunedex #3)
• You’re A Lady – Peter Skellern
• Mother Fuyer – Chick Willis (Tunedex #2)
• Norman – Carol Dean
• Wandering Star – Lee Marvin (It’s Number One!, I think)
• See You When I Get There – Lou Rawls
• Closing Theme

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