Episode #148: Can We Please Have a Busy Brenda Mystery Action Vacuum Cleaner Doll?

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This time around we have music from TV and movies and shows and revues that spans decades, promotes soft drinks, and fills that otherwise empty hour and a half that plagues you every week at this time. We note an important birthday, we talk, we do what we always do. Words fail us. I mean, really. You know what to expect by now. And if you don’t, well, my goodness, what a treat you have in store for you! Please download and listen. Every missed download hurts us just a little bit. A thousand cuts and we’ll be done for. (0:00:00) David Carbonara — Lipstick (from Mad Men) (0:02:42) Your DJs Begin (0:05:58) The Wainwright Sisters — El Cóndor Pasa (If I Could) (0:09:47) Jenny Lewis and The Watson Twins — Rise Up with Fists! (0:13:21) Bruce Cockburn — Wondering Where the Lions Are (0:17:04) Aretha Franklin — You Send Me (0:19:29) Your DJs Speak (0:23:23) Gladys Knight and The Pips — I Can Get Along Very Well Without You (Coca-Cola commercial) (0:24:23) Gilda Radner and Bill Murray — The Evil Santa (0:28:00) Band of Bees — Wash in the Rain (0:32:00) Johnny J — I’m the Urban Spaceman (0:34:41) Run the Jewels feat. Zack De La Rocha — Close Your Eyes (And Count to Fuck) (0:38:36) Your DJs Speak (0:43:07) Gordon Jenkins, Elliott Lewis, Beverly Mahr — Once Upon a Dream (from The Complete Manhattan Tower) (0:46:43) Ryan Adams — Blank Space (0:50:03) Pentangle — Sally Go Round the Roses (0:53:38) Best Coast — Fine Without You (0:56:59) Your DJs Speak (1:01:06) Noel Coward — Don’t Let’s Be Beastly to the Germans (1:04:14) Ella Fitzgerald — Manhattan (1:07:18) Lord Executor — Seven Skeletons Found in the Yard (1:10:06) Bob Dylan — Song to Woody (1:12:46) Your DJs Speak (1:16:14) Arlo Guthrie — Coming Into Los Angeles (1:19:17) Neko Case — Brown-Eyed Handsome Man (1:21:17) The Searchers — Someday We’re Going to Love Again (1:23:14) The Treblemakers — Let It Whip (from Pitch Perfect (2012)) (1:25:34) Your DJs Conclude (1:30:00) Bill Murray and Gilda Radner — Theme to The Things We Did Last Summer (1978)