(Weekend of January 13-January 15, 2012)
1958!
Hey baby, Little Steven here.
Tune in this week to the Underground Garage for some extraordinarily important information that you cannot get anywhere else.
Such as what exactly was happening in 1958 that had a direct affect on your life, even though you weren’t born yet.
Who was that group called the Move?
Why was Jeff Beck not the first choice to replace Eric Clapton in the Yardbirds?
This is the important stuff unlike who won in New Hampshire, and who’s going to win in South Carolina. This is the stuff that actually affects your life.
Helping us explain these life-changing events will be the Rolling Stones, the Blues Magoos, the Dave Clark 5, Junior Walker & the All-Stars, Johnny Burnett & the Rock n’ Roll Trio, the Ronettes, and the Ramones.
Brand new music from the Black Keys, the Launderettes, Nils Lofgren, J.P. Soars, the Boo, and Dion has a new album.
It’s the world’s only Rock n’ Roll dance party on the radio. Guaranteed inspiration to get you through the work week.
I’ll see you this weekend in the Underground Garage.
Set 1
Carol (Rolling Stones)
Long Tall Sally (Little Richard)
Ain’t Got Nothin’ Yet (Blues Magoos)
La La La Lies (Who)
Stop Stop (Black Keys)
Try Too Hard (Dave Clark 5)
Set 2
I Can Hear The Grass Grow (Move)
Shake And Finger Pop (Junior Walker)
The Beat Dropped (Launderettes)
Bad Girl (New York Dolls)
Look Through Any Window (Hollies)
Set 3
Heart Full Of Soul (Yardbirds)
Train Kept A Rollin’ (Johnny Burnett & the Rock & Roll Trio)
Old School (Nils Lofgren)
Trick Of The Wrist (Michael Monroe)
I Adore Him (Angels)
You Don’t Love Me (Birds)
Set 4
Holly Brown (Dion)
More Bee With Honey (J.P. Soars)
Funky Street (Arthur Conley)
Rain (Beatles)
Cold Metal (Iggy Pop)
Set 5
I Wanna Be Sedated (Ramones)
I Wonder (Ronettes)
I Want Revenge (Boo)
Confessing The Blues (Little Walter)
Empty Heart (Rolling Stones)
City Slang (Sonic’s Rendezvous Band)