Stuck Like Glue On Shady Blue - Vol. 1: Stuck On You!

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...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

 STUCK LIKE GLUE 
 on SHADY BLUE 

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

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(COLD SHOW OPEN)

"New Orleans" - Eddie Hodges

(July 1965, highest chart pos. #44)

Eddie Hodges starting us off right with a rockin' trip down the mighty
Mississip to "New Orleans," a cover of the 1960 hit by Gary "U.S." Bonds.

Morning morning glory. My name is Shady Blue, how-do-you-do?

Hey, our commercial free cruise has just begun on the all new
S-P-M-M radio, home of "The Shady Bunch," the station
where the boss jocks always play seven in a row.

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Retrosonic Radio in Futuresonic Stereo Surround, that's S-P-M-M!
You're stuck like glue on Shady Blue and-- ELVIS!

"I Gotta Know" - Elvis Presley With The Jordanaires
(Dec. 1960/Jan. 1961, highest chart pos. #20,
B side of "Are You Lonesome To-night?")

From Christmas 1960 and the early weeks of 1961,

Elvis Presley with the Jordanaires - "I Gotta Know" -

the fab flipside of "Are You Lonesome To-Night."

You're stuck like glue on Elvis and Shady Blue

here on the all new S-P-M-M radio.

Up next, one of the Greatest Songs of All Time according to Rolling Stone, and I'm not about to argue. If you're catching the simulcast of my show on YouTube, check out Mr. Del Shannon performing on a 1965 episode of Hollywood A Go Go.

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Listen in super stereo as Del serenades the Gazzarri Dancers with
his signature song, a #1 charting monster hit from 1961-- "Runaway!"

"Runaway" - Del Shannon (Apr. 1961,
highest chart pos. #1, live appearance on
Aug. 28, 1965 ep. of Hollywood A Go Go)

Del Shannon with "Runaway," a song that was later used

as the theme of the 1980s television series Crime Story.

S-P-M-M means good music, good memories and good

times and you're Stuck Like Glue On Shady Blue.

Here's another entry on Rolling Stone's list of

The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. At #70,

it's the second highest ranked song by a

solo female artist, right behind "Respect"

by Aretha Franklin. Burt Bacharach and

Hal David composed several songs for

this gifted diva and this is one of the best.

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It's a smooth sound from a great year in music - 1964.
Miss Dionne Warwick-- "Walk On By!"

"Walk On By" - Dionne Warwick

(May/June 1964, highest chart pos. #6 Hot 100 & R&B,
from Aug. 1964 album Make Way For Dionne Warwick)

If you're just tuning in, good morning and howdy-do.

You're Stuck Like Glue On Shady Blue and you've

got your radio dial set on S-P-M-M... home of

"The Shady Bunch"... not to be confused with

The Brady Bunch or The Breakfast Club. Hey,

if you happen to be eating breakfast while

listening to the show, I've got a question.

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Remember the old advertising jingle of the 70s and 80s -

the one that went "I like bread and butter, I like toast and jam,

I like Schmidt's Blue Ribbon Bread, It's my favorite brand"?

Well here's the record that inspired the campaign -

The Newbeats-- "Bread And Butter!"

"Bread And Butter" - The Newbeats

(Sept. 1964, highest chart pos. #2, live perf.
on Oct 3, 1964 ep. of American Bandstand)

You're tuned to S-P-M-M, The Shady Bunch,

and yours truly Shady Blue. One of Bobby

Darin's biggest hits, a multi-million seller,

shoulda, coulda and woulda gone all the

way to the top of the chart. Instead it was

stopped in its tracks at #2 by the wildly

popular patriotic anthem that clung to

the number one spot - "The Battle of

 New Orleans" by Johnny Horton.

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Coming to you in super stereo on S-P-M-M Radio,

here's Bobby's biggie from 1959-- "Dream Lover!"

"Dream Lover" - Bobby Darin (May/June 1959,

highest chart pos. #2 Hot 100/#4 R&B)

Hey, time's up and I gotta scoot.

Thanks for joining me for my first show. Stay tuned, because there's
much more music coming up on the flipside of news on Natural Hy
with your host, the man with the plan, on the scene with the
record machine, the one and only Hyski - Hy Lit!

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I hope by now you're Stuck Like Glue on yours truly Shady Blue and that you'll
keep it right here on S-P-M-M... the station that's #1 for music and fun!
To play us off, here again is The King...Elvis the Pelvis, with my
theme song-- "Stuck On You." See you next time!

"Stuck On You' - Elvis Presley

(May, June, July 1960, highest chart pos. #1,
May 12, 1960, live perf. on Frank Sinatra's
Welcome Home Party for Elvis Presley)