Had a chunk of instrumental blues to spice things up! And a tribute to Moon Day (late)
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Haven't done a live set for a good while so I'm finally getting Bruiser Broussard in the studio!
Bruiser mostly does covers but he makes em sound pretty damn big!
fantatic 3 - comanche (14 favorites!)
watang! - barba kutushita (miss wong)
the falcons - barracuda (queen of diamonds)
laika & the cosmonauts - surf-ro-mania (zero gravity)
robert johnson and the punchdrunks - ghost train (feels like buzz aldrin)
preston epps - bongo in the congo (bongo rock:the best of preston epps)
the pyramids - paul (penetration!)
the rock-a-teens - twangy (leapin' guitars)
mark & the escorts - get your baby (Teenage Shutdown: Jump, Jive and Harmonize)
the V.I.P.'s - it (frolic diner vol. 6)
the ok kings - the bay of chicks (it's ok)
speedball jr - ...and the horse you rode in on (treble in paradise)
davie allan & the arrows - tomahawk (apache '65)
the surfaders - dragstrip murder mystery (dragstrip murder mystery)
slingshot dragster - ode to od (bite the bullet)
link wray and the wraymen - the sweeper (the original rumble)
laurie wade's cavaliers - cloudburst (board boogie)
the roadrunners - roadrunner walk (45)
the rumblers - warhead (it's a gas)
the reveliers - hanging five (surf age nuggets)
the ventures - walk don't run '64 (45)
The Gambit is running their yearly readers poll. I can't remember the last time WTUL has even appeared in this. Usually the winners for the bands are Cowboy Mouth and Better Than Ezra. Basically results are usually very disappointing.
There is a radio show host field. I *really* don't think that's happening, so I'm not really asking for that. I'm just asking for WTUL as your favorite radio station.
You need to fill out a lot more answers than that (which is why people out of town need not worry about this)
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