The Rat Pack is Back!

The jukebox in the

Shady Dell's dance hall

was filled with the greatest, most danceworthy

records to be found anywhere. At the Dell, you

heard sounds that you didn't hear anyplace else.

The mix of music that played nightly at the Dell

was consistently better than the stuff I heard on

the radio. In the mid 60s the Dell's music menu

included soul coming out of Detroit, Chicago,

New York and Philadelphia, blue-eyed soul,

southern R&B from Memphis, British Beat,

garage rock, psychedelic rock, folk-rock
and doo-wop classics from the 50s

that remained Jukebox Giants.

Shady Dell regulars, the gang I refer to

as The Rodentia Intelligentsia, prided

themselves on having radar for cool.

Year after year they discovered and

popularized songs that radio stations

overlooked. Records that lingered

near the bottom of the Billboard

chart or missed it entirely became

cherished classics at the Dell.

Forgotten flips were elevated

to mega-hit status by Dell rats

unfettered by the limitations

of radio play lists.

Today I'd like you to meet four teenagers - imaginary members
of the 60s Rat Pack. They represent my gang of friends,
the Dell rats, kids like me who made the Shady Dell
their home away from home.

THE RAT PACK

(LEFT to RIGHT)

JULIE

PETE

LINDA

DOUG

Yes, The Rat Pack is back, and they are here today to play the authentic sounds

we loved to listen and dance to at the Dell in the 60s. The old jukebox is hungry

for coins and the Rat Packers are eager to get dancing, so let the music play!

 SAM AND DAVE 

JULIE: I like Stax/Memphis R&B, and my

first pick is J-6... soul men Sam and Dave

aka "Double Dynamite," "The Sultans of

Sweat" and "The Dynamic Duo." They've

got the song ranked #32 on Shady's list of

The 200 Greatest Hits of The Shady Dell,

the follow-up to their big hit "Hold On!

I'm A Comin'".. a Stax sizzler called--

"Said I Wasn't Gonna Tell Nobody!"

DELL SONG #32

 "Said I Wasn't Gonna Tell Nobody" - Sam And Dave 
 (Oct./Nov. 1966, highest chart pos. #8 R&B, 

 #64 Hot 100/#81 Cash Box) 

 THE 

 ISLEY BROS. 

JULIE: I also love Motown, and while
I'm in control of the box, I'm punching

E-3, the song ranked #17 on the Dell

Hits survey. It's The Isley Bros. with

the single reeleased on the heels of

their Tamla label hit "This Old

Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You)."

I like this one as much, maybe more

- "Take Some Time Out For Love!"

DELL SONG #17

 "Take Some Time Out For Love" - The Isley Brothers 
 (June 1966, highest chart pos. #66 Hot 100/#72 Cash Box) 

 JR. WALKER 

 AND THE 

 ALL STARS 

PETE: I want mo Motown, mo Motown,

mo Motown, and that's why I'm pressing

K-13... the song holding the #46 spot on

the Dell Top 200. It's singer and sax man

Jr. Walker and his All Stars with another

great sound from '66...  a song written

by Holland–Dozier–Holland. Check

it out-- "(I'm A) Road Runner!"

DELL SONG #46

 "(I'm A) Road Runner" - Jr. Walker And The All Stars 

 (May/June 1966, highest chart pos. #4 R&B, 
 #20 Hot 100/#21 Cash Box) 

 THE 

 MAGNIFICENT 

 MEN 

LINDA: I dropped my coin into the slot

and pushed B-7 because I want to hear

something by our hometown heroes,

The Magnificent Men, with members

from York and Harrisburg. This song

was released in January, 1967, as the

killer bee on the back side of the blue-

eyed soul band's Dell megahit "Stormy

Weather." This cool tune is called--

"Much Much More Of Your Love"

SHADY DELL "KILLER BEE"

 "Much Much More Of Your Love" - The Magnificent Men 
 (Jan. 1967, B side of "Stormy Weather") 

 THE 

 EMPERORS 

LINDA: I'm hogging the jukebox

a while longer and pressing V-2,

because I wanna spin a hot

record by another popular

local act - The Emperors,

the garage/funk band from

 Harrisburg. It's another fab

flip side - #62 on the Dell

Hits survey, The Emperors'

cookin' cover of "Searchin'"

- the 1957 chart-topper

by The Coasters.

DELL SONG #62

 "Searchin'" - The Emperors 

 (May 1967, B side of "Lookin' For My Baby") 

 ERIC BURDON 

 & THE ANIMALS 

DOUG: The Animals are hotter at the

Dell than The Beatles and The Stones.

That's why I pressed H-12... #53 on

the Dell's Top Tunes survey... Eric

Burdon's semi-autobiographical

counterculture song, a smash hit

in Australia and big in the U.S.

and UK -- "When I Was Young!"

DELL SONG #53

 "When I Was Young" - Eric Burdon & The Animals 

 (Apr./May 1967, highest chart pos. #15 Hot 100/#19 Cash Box) 

 MITCH RYDER 

 AND THE 

 DETROIT 

 WHEELS 

PETE: Here's another cool sound... G-4,

Mitch Ryder And the Detroit Wheels at

#88 on The Greatest Hits of the Dell list

with a medley covering two hits from

1957 - Little Richard's "Jenny, Jenny"

and the Chuck Willis song "C.C. Rider."

Here's Mitch with-- "Jenny Take A Ride!"

DELL SONG #88

 "Jenny Take A Ride!" - Mitch Ryder And The Detroit Wheels 
 (Jan. 1966, highest chart pos. #10 Hot 100, #18 Cash Box) 

Great news - this was only a preview!

Shady Del Knight has given us

the green light to host our own

series starting next year!

So please join us
again in 2021 as
we gather around
the jukebox in the
dance hall and play
more Greatest Hits
of The Shady Dell.

See you then!

Rose-Colored Glasses with Dr. Don Rose - Volume 1: 2020 Hindsight: A Perfect View of the Past Thru Song!

LISTEN TO THIS BRIEF SEGMENT TO BECOME FAMILIAR WITH DON ROSE'S VOICE:

BOOTH ANNOUNCER GARY OWENS:

...and the cow was returned to its rightful owner.

And that's the latest from S-P-M-M news...
fast, up-to-the-minute, completely fake
and proud of it. Now stand by for

 ROSE-COLORED GLASSES 

 with DR. DON ROSE 

on the station that's #1 for music and fun - S-P-M-M!

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(COLD SHOW OPEN)

"Ju Ju Hand" - Sam The Sham And The Pharaohs

(Aug./Sept. 1965, highest chart pos. #26 Hot 100/#28 Cash Box) 

I've got a yoka mata huba bakwa Juju Hand

This yoka mata huba bakwa sure is grand

Makes your eyes look red and your tongue turn green

The yoka mata huba bakwa makes you scream 

Shucks, if I were in a restaurant and heard Sam at the next

table yammering that mumbo jumbo... I'd grab the waiter

and say "I'll have what he's having!" (BA-DUM-BUMP) 

In the lead-off spot, boasting about the magical power of his "Ju Ju Hand,"

that was Dallas rock & roller Sam The Sham along with his band of Pharaohs.

They're the wild and crazy guys who scored a top 3 hit with "Wooly Bully."

"Ju Ju Hand," their follow-up single that same year, 1965, didn't do as

well on the chart, just making it into the top 30. 

A Dr. Donald D. Rosey good morning to you! I'm

Dr. Don Rose from Quixie in Dixie, WQXI Atlanta,
along with my pet canary Lulu-Belle (MOOOOO!)
welcoming you to my first official radio show on 
sister station S-P-M-M, the authentic sound of
top 40 radio in the 60s. The songs I play will

make your ears smile, and the videos you'll

watch on my YouTube simulcast will let

you view the past thru Rose-Colored

Glasses and relive the halcyon days

of your youth. By the way, if anybody

knows what the devil a halcyon is,

give me a call. I'm pretty sure a halcyon

is the doodad doohickey gismo that

fits on the end of a whatchamacallit
thingamajig. (BA-DUM-BUMP)

Now let's peer through our Rose-Colored glasses at the fall of 1966.

For nearly three years The Beatles and other Brit bands had been

dominating the chart in the states, but some American artists

survived the onslaught and successfully competed with the

long hairs from across the pond.  Among them were these

cool cats from Boise, Idaho, and later Portland, Oregon.

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As the story goes, patriot Paul Revere shouted "The British are coming!

The British are coming!... but my band  of Raiders can and will fight back

against the Invasion." That they did. 1966 was The Raiders breakthrough

year - 5 hit singles in a row - and I've got one of them on my turntable.

Here they are, the clown princes of pop rock, singing the red, white

and blues about another problem-- "The Great Airplane Strike!"

"The Great Airplane Strike" - Paul Revere And The Raiders

(Oct./Nov. 1966, highest chart pos. #17 Cash Box/#20 Hot 100)

Just what the doctor ordered - a feel good

ditty from Paul Revere & The Raiders, a

terminal tirade about "The Great Airplane

Strike," a top 20 hit for the band in 1966.

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This fella's full name is Billy Joe Thomas

and he keeps nagging me to pay back the

$50 I borrowed. Bobbie Gentry wrote a

song about it --- "Owed To Billy Joe."

(MOOOOO!) Here's B.J. Thomas and his 

chandelier song - "Hooked On A Ceiling!"

"Hooked On A Feeling" - B.J. Thomas

(Dec. 1968/Jan. 1969, highest chart pos. #5 Hot 100 & Cash Box)

The sound of the electric sitar allows Boomers to name that tune in 2 seconds flat.
A top 5 hit across the land at Christmas 1968 and on into the winter of '69, that

was B.J. Thomas and "Hooked On A Feeling," a song covered five years later

by the Swedish rock band Blue Swede, the guys who added the creepy chant
 "Ooga-Chaka-Ooga-Ooga" to the song. "Ooga-Chaka-Ooga-Ooga" is the
sound I make in the bathroom after eating my wife's pot roast.
(BA-DUM-BUMP)

Dr. Donald D. Rose reminding you that

an apple a day keeps the doctor away -

if your aim is good enough.

(BA-DUM-BUMP)

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Up next, countrified crooner Roger Miller

sings about a place where you can see

bobbies on bicycles, Westminster Abbey,

the tower of Big Ben and The Snows

of Kilimanjaro. (MOOOOO!) Here's

Roger now with-- "England Swings!"

"England Swings" - Roger Miller

(Nov./Dec. 1965, highest chart pos. #8 Hot 100 & Cash Box)

A top 10 hit from late fall 1965, that was

Roger Miller singing "Inga Lynn swings

like a pendulum do." Shucks, that's why

I'm eager to meet her! (BA-DUM-BUMP)

Dr. Don Rose in the morning on Quixie

in Dixie and S-P-M-M, Retro Radio in Futuresonic Stereo Surround. I don't

have a clue what any of that means!

(KAZOO SOUND)

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These guys are a little bit country, a little bit

rock 'n' roll and a whole lotta fun. They're
The Newbeats, and they had a string of
Nashville style pop hits like this
one-- "Run, Baby Run!"

"Run, Baby Run (Back Into My Arms)" - The Newbeats

(Oct./Nov./Dec. 1965, highest chart pos. #12 Hot 100/#14 Cash Box)

You just heard the falsetto of the late great
Larry Henley singing "Run, Baby Run" with
The Newbeats. The record stopped at #12 on

the U.S. chart in the fall of 1965 but reached

the 10 spot in the UK six years later when it

was re-released as a B side and became

a dance favorite in Northern Soul clubs.

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Now a taste of Nashville soul from

Joe Simon. Joe feels like a puppet

on a string because his sweetie

keeps him-- "Hangin' On."

"(You Keep Me) Hangin' On" - Joe Simon
(May/June 1968, highest chart position

#11 R&B/#25 Hot 100/#42 Cash Box)

Not to be confused with the hit by

the Motown Supremes, that was

"(You Keep Me) Hangin' On,"

a different song and different

kind of soul - Nashville soul,

a crossover hit in 1968 for

R&B soul man Joe Simon.

Shucks, I'm all out of time and

Gary Owens is waving me off.

Thanks for tuning in and letting

me put some corn in your morn.
I hope you had fun peering into

the past through Rose-Colored

Glasses and reliving the salad

days of your youth. I'm a meat

and potatoes man myself.

(MOOOOO!)

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Stay tuned for Geator Gold with Jerry Blavat coming up on the B side of news,

and I'll be back soon with another pile of platters for a Rosey good morning.

That's my pledge, and here's Joe Jeffrey with his "Pledge of Love." Now

this is Dr. Don Rose along with Lulu-Belle (MOOOOO!)... So long!

"My Pledge Of Love" - The Joe Jeffrey Group

(June/July 1969, highest chart pos. #13 Cash Box/#14 Hot 100)

Brian Griffin's Eclectic Avenue - Vol. 1: Five O'Clock World

BOOTH ANNOUNCER GARY OWENS:

...and the cow was returned to its rightful owner.

And that's the latest from S-P-M-M news...
fast, up-to-the-minute, completely fake
and proud of it. Now stand by for

 BRIAN GRIFFIN'S  
 ECLECTIC AVENUE 

on the station that's #1 for music and fun - S-P-M-M!

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(COLD SHOW OPEN)

"Bird Is The Word" - Peter Griffin

(cover of "Surfin' Bird" by The Trashmen

on episode of Family Guy, original single

Dec. 1963/Jan. 1964, highest chart pos.

#4 Hot 100 & Cash Box)

That was my human (and I use the word loosely) Peter Griffin, kicking off

my first official radio show with "Bird Is The Word," a mind-numbing cover
of  "Surfin' Bird," a top 5 hit by The Trashmen. The song is a combination

of two earlier hits, "Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow" and "The Bird's The Word,"

by the R&B group The Rivingtons. The Trashmen are remembered as

one of the leading landlocked Midwestern surf rock groups of the 60s.

Hello, everybody! I'm Brian Griffin from Family Guy, pleased as punch to

have landed a gig as a Shady Bunch DJ here on S-P-M-M Radio. I aim to fleas

with my new show Eclectic Avenue, a mongrel mix of tunes - something old,

something new, something borrowed (cool covers) and something blues.

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Let's keep the ball rolling (into my open jaws) with another sound
of the 60s, a song adopted as the theme of the hit television series

The Drew Carey Show. The Vogues sing-- "Five O'Cock World!"

"Five O'Clock World" - The Vogues

(Dec. 1965/Jan. 1966, highest chart pos. #3 Cash Box,

#4 Hot 100, opening theme of The Drew Carey Show)

Arguably the greatest opening sequence in television history, that was

the fantastic music video created for The Drew Carey Show with the cast

doing a nifty choreographed dance production to "Five O'Clock World."

The song was a top 5 hit for The Vogues, a group from Turtle Creek,

PA, near Pittsburgh. (I once took a tinkle in Turtle Creek.) Hey it's

five o'clock somewhere and I think I'll have me another martini.

If you're just tuning in, I'm your

mangy musical mutt, Brian Griffin

- The Pooch with the Hooch -

and we're taking a stroll down

Eclectic Avenue here on S-P-M-M

where all the cool oldies come to play.

Here's a record that station manager

Shady hounded me to put on my playlist

because it's one of his favorites. Okay,

Shady, I'll throw you a bone (as long

as you return the favor).

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It's the smooth soul sound of The Friends of Distinction.
-- "Love Or Let Me Be Lonely!"

"Love Or Let Me Be Lonely" - The Friends Of Distinction

(Apr. 1970, highest chart pos. #6 Hot 100/#8 Cash Box/#13 R&B)

They are very special friends indeed - Friends of Distinction - a sophisticated
soul group from la-la land, with "Love Or Let Me Be Lonely," a 1970 single
that performed even better on the pop chart than it did on the R&B survey.

Brian Griffin here on S-P-M-M...

the #1 station for a rock & roll nation,

and you're tuned to Eclectic Avenue,

a little bit of this, a little bit of that, 

and all of it certified K-9 cool.

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As we continue to bop down Eclectic Avenue, let's take

a detour and rock down to "Electric Avenue" with

Eddy Grant, founder of The Equals, one of the

UK's first mixed race bands of the 60s!

"Electric Avenue" - Eddy Grant

(May/June/July 1983, highest chart pos.

#1 Cash Box/#2 Hot 100/#18 R&B)

That was Guyanese-British zinger and musician Eddy Grant ripping off my

"Eclectic Avenue" idea with a song called "Electric Avenue." Eddy's single

was one of the biggest hits of 1983, yet failed to reach #1 on the Billboard

chart. It spent 5 weeks at #2 bumping its head on songs that leapfrogged

over it to the top. "Electric Avenue" was held back from the #1 spot by

"Flashdance...What A Feeling," Irene Cara's theme from the hit movie,

and by "Every Breath You Take" by The Police. "Electric Avenue"

got the job done on Cash Box, reaching #1 for a single week.

Your dial is set to S-P-M-M and this is

Eclectic Avenue with your lovable

lapdogBrian Griffin, playing an

exciting blend of tunes to keep your

fingers snappin' and your toes tappin'.

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Here's one that's never fails to get my tail waggin'.

It's English/Aussie goddess Olivia Newton-John

transforming her image from good girl to

Totally Hot with-- "A Little More Love!"

"A Little More Love" - Olivia Newton-John

(Jan./Feb. 1979, highest chart pos. #3 Hot 100/#4 Cash Box)

Ahhh yes, folks... in my dreams I'm dancing with her leg.

That was dazzling damsel Libby Newton-John with her

worldwide hit "A Little More  Love," the lead single

from her 1978 album Totally Hot.

You're taking a musical trip down Eclectic Avenue

here on S-P-M-M, the station with personality,

and I'm your host Brian Griffin, the tyke

you can't help but like.

Ya know, folks, it would be a cryan shame if

I didn't include this great sound of the 60s on

my first blogcast. From Chicago they came...

The Cryan Shames their name. 

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In 1966 The Shames had a hot regional hit with this cool cover of
a song originally waxed by The Searchers-- "Sugar And Spice."

"Sugar And Spice" - The Cryan Shames

(Aug. 1966, highest chart pos. #49 Hot 100/#52 Cash Box)

From the summer of '66, "Sugar and Spice" by the Windy City
garage rock band The Cryan Shames, covering a 1964 hit by
the Liverpool band The Searchers, a song written and record
produced by Tony Hatch. The song makes reference to the
nursery rhyme What Are Little Girls Made Of? and also
borrows from the Pete Seeger - Lee Hays song "Kisses
Sweeter Than Wine," a hit for Jimmie Rodgers in 1957.

Well I'll be doggone, the show's over and it's time for me to chase my
tail out the door. Thanks for inviting me into your home and letting me
jump all over the furniture. Sorry I spilled my martini on your La-Z-Boy.
(Try a mixture of white vinegar and baking soda.) Stay tuned for my
good buddy Dr. Don Rose coming up on the flip side of news with
his Rose-Colored Glasses... and I'll be back in a jiffy with more
jarring juxtapositions on my really big shoe Eclectic Avenue.

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Till then this is Brian Griffin, Your Pooch with the Hooch, saying
goodbye. I leave you with The Star Sisters, a Dutch trio from the
pop cover band Stars on 45, taking you all the way back to the
WWII era with their Andrews Sisters medley. See ya!

"The Star Sisters Medley" (Andrews Sisters medley of:
"Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" - "South American Way" -
"Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen" - "In The Mood" -
"Rum And Coca Cola" - "Tico Tico" -
and "Say Si Si (Para Vigo Me Voy)" -
Stars On 45 Proudly Presents The Star Sisters

(Aug. 1983, highest chart pos. #107 U.S. Bubbling Under,
perf. on German music television show ZDF Kultnacht)

Plan B (Soft) - The Case of Evil Eva!

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(COLD SHOW OPEN)

"Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon" - Neil Diamond

(Apr./May 1967, highest chart pos. #9 Cash Box/#10 Hot 100)

That was Neil Diamond kicking-off this special blogcast with
his top 10 hit from 1967, "Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon."

Hi, I'm Jimmy Berluti, an associate
at the Boston law firm of Donnell,
Young, Dole & Frutt on the hit
television series The Practice.

They call me Jimmy the Grunt
because I'm strictly a working class
stiff - no pretense, just a regular

guy practicing law, and I'm gonna

keep on practicing till I get it right.

I'm Patty Solis-Papagian,

a DUI lawyer and

real estate agent who

works with Santa Monica

attorney Billy McBride

(who bears a striking

resemblance to

Billy Bob Thornton)

on the hit television

series Goliath.

And I'm Kim Wexler, a lawyer
who previously worked at HHM,
a successful law firm based in
Albuquerque, NM. Currently I
am sharing office space with

"Slippin' Jimmy" McGill aka
Saul Goodman, a small-time
lawyer on the hit TV series
Better Call Saul, a spin-off
of Breaking Bad.

Patty and Kim are good kids, nice girls.

Patty was my mother's name. So was Kim.

The three of us are here today to bring you

the exciting news that, starting next year,

we will be joining Shady Del Knight's

entertainment company The Shady Bunch

and hosting our own radio show here on

S-P-M-M.  It's called Plan B (Soft)

and today we have a preview.

As experienced lawyers, Patty, Kim and I make a formidable dream team.

We lay down the law, mount a rigorous defense. Remember our slogan:

"Your problems will be little 'cause we always win acquittal." Now I can

hear some of you asking, "What exactly do you mean by Plan B (Soft)?"

"Plan B" is where we create reasonable doubt in the minds of the jurors

that our client is guilty. We do that by pointing the finger at somebody

else and suggesting they did the crime. In today's test case Kim, Patty

and I intend to prove beyond a reasonable doubt, in fact, beyond a

shadow of a doubt, that there is no better radio show anywhere
than the one we will be hosting on S-P-M-M. As you will see

and hear... the evidence is overwhelming and irrefutable.

Now meet our client, Eva (below)... a 1950s teenager.

Eva's a good kid, a nice girl. Eva was my mother's name.
Eva came to us for help, informing us that she got
tangled up with a bad crowd and was arrested
for stealing hubcaps. We will argue that it is
her boyfriend Johnny's fault, not hers.

The defense will show that Johnny is a sketchy character in the truest sense,
a juvenile delinquent with a rap sheet a mile long, a bad apple, rotten to the core,
and that he was a bad influence on our client. We intend to prove that Johnny,
for the purpose of his own self gain, deliberately, wantonly, and with
malice aforethought, initiated our client into the seedy
gangland world of criminal mischief.

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Submitted for your approval, exhibit A,
evidence that Eva is an innocent victim,
a mixed-up, shook-up girl who
got in over her head.

"Mixed-Up, Shook-Up, Girl" - Patty And The Emblems
(July/Aug. 1964, highest chart pos. #28 Cash Box/#37 Hot 100)





(SCENES FROM THE TRIAL)

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Move to strike, your honor!
We zealously object to the
prosecution's use of the name
"Evil Eva" when referring
to our client. Clearly it is
meant to inflame the jury!

"Evil Eva" - The Newbeats
(Aug. 1966, B side of "Bird Dog)

Objection! - Prejudicial!

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We denounce opposing counsel's
description of our client as a
"Little Town Flirt," ask that it be
stricken from the record and the
jury be instructed to disregard!

"Little Town Flirt" - Del Shannon
(Jan./Feb. 1963, highest chart pos. #11 Cash Box/#12 Hot 100)

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We also object to the prosecution's
suggestion that our client is
"The Devil In Disguise!"

"(You're The) Devil In Disguise" - Elvis Presley
(July/Aug. 1963, highest chart pos. #3 Hot 100 & Cash Box) 

Objection!
Assumes facts

not in evidence.

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We contest opposing counsel's assertion
that our client is a fool because she has
his love but treats him cruel. Everyone
in this room knows she's a fool
for loving Johnny!

"She's A Fool" - Lesley Gore
(Oct. thru Dec. 1963, highest chart pos. #5 Hot 100/#6 Cash Box)

Our closing argument is this, ladies and gentlemen
of the jury. Our client, Eva, is a nice girl from a
good family who fell under the spell of a dope
peddling, hubcap stealing gangster, a Svengali
who controlled her, manipulated her, made her
do his bidding and ran her afoul of the law.
It wasn't our client's fault, plain and simple,
and therefore you must find her "not guilty."

The defense rests. It is our contention
that this is an open and shut case but,
ultimately, it is you who must decide.
You the people are the judge and jury.

Regardless of the verdict, we hope you'll
join us in 2021 when we return with the
official debut of our new show, Plan B (Soft),
right here on S-P-M-M, the station that's
number one for music and fun.

 

Till then remember this.

If you're in an accident,

Better Call Saul or

Billy McBride...

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But if you need a music fix

and need it real bad, call us

and ask for Plan B (Soft).

Remember, suspicion equals

reasonable doubt, and that's

what Plan B (Soft) is all about.

For my partners Kim & Patty

this is Jimmy Berluti saying

thanks and so long!

"Suspicion" - Terry Stafford
(Mar./Apr. 1964, highest chart pos. #3 Hot 100 & Cash Box)