Episode #281: Something for Everyone

Full Duplex Radio

Here are the fruits of another afternoon spent “playing DJ”, that old game that children love even more than hide-and-seek. It’s a jumble but it’s OUR jumble and now it’s yours. With few exceptions this is not your father’s podcast, nor your daughter’s, even though it’s a father-and-daughter podcast. Please indulge us, and yourselves.(0:00:00) Zero Mostel — Comedy Tonight (from A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (1962) (Original Broadway Cast Recording))(0:04:58) Your DJs Start Things Right Off(0:06:58) Edwin Astley — Danger Man (One Hour) - Incidental Cue 2(0:09:16) Melvin Van Peebles feat. Earth, Wind and Fire — Sweetback's Theme (from Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song (1971))(0:12:38) Nils Lofgren — Goin' Back(0:19:33) Leon Bridges — You Don't Know(0:22:24) Your DJs Chat a Little(0:25:15) Groucho Marx — Promo for Tell it to Groucho (1962)(0:26:10) Jack Meakin — Opening and Closing Themes to Tell It to Groucho(0:28:12) Maxine Nightingale — Right Back Where We Started From(0:31:27) Jack Handey — Deep Thoughts: Watch for Rocks(0:32:02) Mouth and MacNeal — How Do You Do?(0:35:01) Rick James — Bustin' Out(0:38:58) Your DJs Tell You(0:43:44) Orson Welles — The War of the Worlds (Part 6)(0:50:23) Thomas Rhett — Beer with Jesus(0:54:54) The Beau Brummels — One Too Many Mornings(0:57:43) Rihanna — Shut Up and Drive(1:01:16) Your DJs Are Enjoying the Show(1:03:36) Lisa Loeb — Tomorrow(1:06:22) The Supremes — I Didn't Know What Time It Was(1:08:49) Melinda Simon and Mark Fay — The Yellow Horse(1:09:58) The Hollies — Jennifer Eccles(1:12:57) Rilo Kiley feat. The Watson Twins — About the Moon(1:16:05) Your DJs, They’re a Team(1:18:15) Jeff Simmons — Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up(1:21:33) Rizzle Kicks — Summertime Sadness (Originally by Lana Del Rey)(1:25:26) Jack Handey — Deep Thoughts: Coral(1:25:53) The Countdown Kids — Do Your Ears Hang Low?(1:27:15) Les Baxter and His Orchestra — A Taste of Honey(1:29:40) Your DJs Leave You and Leave the Building(1:32:51) Chester Stover, Joseph Harris, Treadwell Covington, W. Watts Biggers — Theme to King Leonardo and His Short Subjects