Listener comments!

♥ 11:01am
: Greetings! ♥ 11:04am
MHLee:

↳ Song: "If I Could Be With You (One Hour Tonight)" by "Am...

This is clearly showing a post-Fats Domino influence ♥ 11:13am
Roger: Lucky Hatmaker?

Ohh, MilliDER...

♥ 11:13am
Roger: MillinDer ♥ 11:14am
Roger: bd typng. ♥ 11:14am
MHLee: Hi Roger! ♥ 11:14am
Roger: Did I hear you say Ragg Mopp? ♥ 11:14am
Roger: howdy howdy howdy ♥ 11:15am
MHLee:

↳ Song: "Rag Mop" by "Joe Liggins And His "Honey Drippers""

Indeed. Have you ever done a show on cleaning the room? ♥ 11:16am
Roger: no, just some sets. Never thought of using Rag Mop, though. ♥ 11:17am
Roger: why do the spell it on the label different than how they spell it in the song? ♥ 11:17am
MHLee:

↳ Roger @11:16

So many versions of it. Krys O. played some puppets siinging it, ♥ 11:18am
MHLee:

↳ Roger @11:17

I had the same question, I think it's always spelled conventionally on the label. ♥ 11:54am
Roger: ooh, I gotta hear that puppet version, did she play it recently? ♥ 11:54am
Roger: Gotta be away from a keyboard, but will continue to enjoy mit der ears. Thanks for the great show. ♥ 11:55am
MHLee:

↳ Roger @11:54

since jukejuke gold has existed. Probably around episode 3? ♥ 11:56am
Roger: thnx! ♥ 12:02pm
MHLee:

↳ Roger @11:56

hey roger, it might have actaully been Kitchy Mama with Krys. O in the comments, Beany was the puppet and Stan Freiberg may be involved. ♥ 12:03pm
MHLee:

↳ Song: "The Truth Hurts" by "Bobby (Baby Face) Byrd And T...

Bobby Day again under his real name and another nickname 🎸 ♥ 12:03pm
WR: Hello MHLee and folks. ♥ 12:04pm
MHLee: Hi WR... guess my recording has some issues 🎸 ♥ 12:05pm
WR:

↳ Song: "The Truth Hurts" by "Bobby (Baby Face) Byrd And T...

wow, very unusual glitch. Sounded like analog vinyl scratching. ♥ 12:07pm
MHLee:

↳ WR @12:05

it's an issue that exists on some of these recordings from the same comp and i'm not sure if the issue originated in the comp or the digitization of the cds. ♥ 12:12pm
MHLee: Knew Pete was the one on Roll'em Pete ♥ 12:12pm
MHLee: "The 1938 song "Roll 'Em Pete" (composed by Johnson and Turner),[6] featuring Turner on vocals and Johnson on piano, was one of the first rock and roll records. Another self-referential title was their "Johnson and Turner Blues." In 1949, he also wrote and recorded "Rocket 88 Boogie," a two-sided instrumental, which influenced the 1951 Ike Turner hit, "Rocket 88".[7]

On three dates in January 1946,[8] Johnson recorded an early concept album, Pete Johnson's Housewarmin’, in which he starts out playing alone, supposedly in a new empty house, and is joined there by J. C. Higginbotham, J. C. Heard, and other Kansas City players. The recording also included parts played by Albert Nicholas, Hot Lips Page, Clyde Bernhardt. Budd Johnson, and a young singer, Etta Jones. Each has a solo cut backed by Johnson, and then the whole group plays a jam session together. On this album Johnson shows his considerable command of stride piano and his ability to work with a group. It was later re-released as Pete's Blues." but a lot to dig here

♥ 12:14pm
MHLee:

↳ Song: "Boogie Woogie Prayer" by "Meade Lux Lewis, Pete J...

That opening sounds like Pete, these three are considered the key three boogie-woogie pianists... i really oughta see if I can learn thier styles by audio 🎸 ♥ 12:18pm
WR:

↳ MHLee @12:02

Yes, Rag Mop on Kitschy Mama What Have You from February
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And Krys O commented with a Wikipedia link.

It was Cecil (Stan Freberg) singing.

♥ 12:20pm
MHLee:

↳ Song: "Be My Love Tonight" by "Roy Brown"

This is actually a really nice attempt to adapt to the future ♥ 12:20pm
DJ Babs: Hello Hello pals!!! Sounding good MH!!! ♥ 12:21pm
MHLee: Hi Babs! ♥ 12:22pm
MHLee:

↳ Song: "Right From Wrong" by "Fats Domino"

I've read criticism of this one because it's Fats's early on, trying without Dave Bartholomew. I can see it. Dave and Fats were unstoppable. ♥ 12:24pm
MHLee: My computer apparently was hallucinating about 7 minutes of music. I've going to imporvise a set, 🎸 ♥ 12:24pm
WR:

↳ Song: "Be My Love Tonight" by "Roy Brown"

The song writing is credited to the Rockabilly Burnette brothers. Wonder about the musicians on the record. ♥ 12:26pm
DJ Babs: Hi WR! Looks like some digging is in order! ♥ 12:33pm
MHLee: I have added 4 more tracks ♥ 12:35pm
MHLee:

↳ Song: "That's The Blues" by "Clyde Hart's All-Stars"

This is is on the verge of being a Ray Charles single from a decade later... also Dizzy on sax ♥ 12:39pm
Jason Isaac: Damn, I just stumbled on this show randomly (much as I did with The Otherworld a few weeks ago) and all I can say is HELL YES. This is my jam. Thanks MHLee, I'll be listening! ♥ 12:41pm
MHLee: Thanks for wandering in... funnily enough, this was kinda initially done because my show, Merrily We Roll Along, excluded things that were too rocky. and I wanted to play it, ♥ 12:47pm
Matt Clarke: Hey there MHLee! First time checking out the show. Excellent stuff. ♥ 12:48pm
MHLee:

↳ Matt Clarke @12:47

Hi Matt! ♥ 12:50pm
Jason Isaac:

↳ Song: "Family Rules" by "Guitar Jr. and Combo"

I've played a lot of Goldband stuff on my own show (including this Guitar Jr. song, I think.) Their catalog is surprisingly deep for a label from a small town. ♥ 12:51pm
MHLee:

↳ Jason Isaac @12:50

Heh, I've seen some of these songs come up on both shows... I was suprised it didn't appear you've played Crescent City Bounce ♥ 12:52pm
MHLee:

↳ Song: "Tough Gain" by "Bill Jennings"

Bill Jenning is a weird one, it seems like no one is really sure whether to put him in blues or jazz ♥ 12:54pm
MHLee:

↳ Song: "Sweet Breeze" by "Vernon Green And The Phantoms"

Making the most of the choir ♥ 12:55pm
Jason Isaac:

↳ MHLee @12:51

oh don't worry, I'll get there eventually ♥ 12:56pm
MHLee: Sorry for no more no more breaks here... this software sometimes breaks with it's time keeping when i'm changing playlists.. so i added some ♥ 12:57pm
MHLee:

↳ MHLee @12:51

Rex's show also has some overlap. ♥ 1:00pm
MHLee: See you later, folks! 🎸 ♥ 1:00pm
WR:

↳ Song: "Hang up my Rock and Roll Shoes" by "Chuck Willis ...

No matter what they say rock and roll is here to stay. Classic and genius lyric.

Thank you MHLee!

♥ 1:02pm
Jason Isaac: Killer show MHLee. Thanks again - I'll be back, without no doubt!