This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio # 1234 (2025)

This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio # 1234 (1)

Here we have the playlist for another invigmoratin' edition of The Best Three Hours Of Radio On The Whole Friggin' Planet. I'm a big fan of us. But I direct your attention to the end of the track listing.

I was nearly done with prerecording my parts for this week's show when I realized that it was This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio's one-thousand two-hundred thirty-fourth show.

1234.

Take it, Dee Dee. Or take it, CJ. Either one works okay by me.The Ramonesbrought us here. The Ramones will bring us home, as your hosts Dana and Carl (with Dave Murray) sign off for another week.

Hey-ho. Ya know?

This is what rock 'n' roll radio sounded like on another Sunday night in Syracuse this week.

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TIRnRR# 1234: 5/19/2024

TIRnRRFRESH SPINS!Tracks we think we ain't played before are listed inbold.

THE LEMON TWIGS: If You And I Are Not Wise (Captured Tracks, A Dream Is All We Know)

THE MIGHTY LEMON DROPS: Inside Out [Piccadilly Radio Session 1988] (Cherry Red, Inside Out: 1985-1990)

THE VELVELETTES: Since You've Been Loving Me (Motown, The Very Best Of The Velvelettes)

THE AVENGERS: Open Your Eyes (Superior Viaduct, Avengers)

BILLY J. KRAMER: Are You With Me? (Bootle Music, single)

THE ISLEY BROTHERS: Nobody But Me (Varese Sarabande, Shake It Up, Baby!)

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NEW MATH: I Can Tell (Propeller Sound Recordings, single)

MOON MARTIN: Bad Case Of Lovin' You (Capitol, The Very Best Of Moon Martin)

THE CYNZ: The Only One (Jem, Little Miss Lost)

THE TEARDROP EXPLODES: The Culture Bunker (Island, Wilder)

ROME 56: The Man Behind The Man With A Gun (Key Holdings, Paradise Is Free)

JOE JACKSON: Got The Time (Universal, Collected)

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LAVA FANGS: Tuesday Morning (Kool Kat Musk. Sub Auroram)

THE BIG THREE: Some Other Guy (Strawberry, VA: Let's Stomp! Merseybeat And Beyond 1962-1969)

BILLY FURY: Nothin' Shakin' (But The Leaves On The Trees) (Strawberry, VA: Let's Stomp! Merseybeat And Beyond 1962-1969)

THE FOUR TOPS: Love Music (MCA, Keepers Of The Castle: Their Best 1972-1978)

RORY STORM AND THE HURRICANES: Lend Me Your Comb [demo] (Strawberry, VA: Let's Stomp! Merseybeat And Beyond 1962-1969)

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THE WELL WISHERS: Good Side (n/a, Just So You Know)

MIKE BROWNING: Summer Sun (single)

THE RUNAWAYS: Rock N Roll (Hip-O, The Mercury Albums Anthology)

LOU REED: I Can't Stand It (RCA, Lou Reed)

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BLAKE JONES AND THE TRIKE SHOP: Record Cover Girl (Big Stir, single)

EYTAN MIRSKY: Record Collection (Mirsky Mouse, Get Ready For Eytan!)

THE RULERS: I Want My Ramones Records Back (Kool Kat Musik, VA: This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio, Volume 4)

THE YARDBIRDS: Stroll On (Rhino, Ultimate!)

P. P. ARNOLD: Soul Survivor (Metrophonic, single)

ROY AND THE DEW DROPS: Soul Side Of The Street (Dionysus, VA: The Soul Side Of The Street)

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JOHN LARSON AND THE SILVER FIELDS: I Don't Wanna Go Back (Shiny Fly, Constellation Prize)

THE BEAT: Look But Don't Touch (Wagon Wheel, The Beat)

JAY BYHAM: Never Meant To Last (ITP Entertainment, Postcards Along The Way)

CLOUD ELEVEN: Tokyo Aquarium (JAM, VA: This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio, Volume 2)

THE AMERICAN FOUR: Luci Baines (Del-Fi, VA: Delphonic Sounds Today! [promo version])

LOVE: My Little Red Book (Rhino, Love Story 1966-1972)

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The Greatest Record Ever Made!

WONDERBOY: Girl Songs (n/a, Hero Isle)

DAVE EDMUNDS: Girls Talk (Rhino, The Anthology [1968-1990])

THE FLASHCUBES: When We Close Our Eyes (Northside, Brilliant)

KID GULLIVER: I Started A Joke (n/a, Kismet)

KELLY WILLIS: River Of Love (MCA, One More Time: The MCA Recordings)

KIM WILDE: Kids In America (Cherry Red, Kim Wilde)

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KINGDOM OF MUSTANG: Don't Count Me Out (Kool Kat Musik, Glad Days)

ROCKAWAY BITCH: Judy Is A Punk (Cretin, Rockaway Bitch)

SLYBOOTS: Oh, Me (single)

SHADOWY MEN ON A SHADOWY PLANET: Bennett Cerf (Glass, Savvy Show Stoppers)

THE RONSON HANGUP: Hickock's Curse (n/a, Centaurus)

THE ZOMBIES: What More Can I Do (Big Beat, Zombie Heaven)

ROBOTOM, LTD.: When We Are One (single)

UK SUBS: She's Not There (Demon, VA: 100 Hits Punk & New Wave)

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VEGAS WITH RANDOLPH: I Feel Great (n/a, The Future Store)

THE LA'S: Timeless Melody (London, The La's)

LYNDA MANDOLYN: Billet Doux (single)

THE LEFTOVERS: Get To Know You (Oglio, Eager To Please)

MONOGROOVE: I Think Of You (n/a, The Flip Side)

LET'S ACTIVE: In Little Ways (Collectors' Choice Music, Big Plans For Everybody)

THE BAY CITY ROLLERS: Rock And Roll Love Letter (Arista, The Definitive Collection)

THE BEATLES: I Feel Fine (Apple, Past Masters)

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THE RAMONES: Blitzkrieg Bop (Radioactive, We're Outta Here!)

DANA AND CARL [WITH DAVE MURRAY]: The Ballad Of Jah Clampett (Futureman, VA: This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio, Volume 1)

This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio # 1234 (2025)

FAQs

Why was rock and roll controversial? ›

In general, the older generation loathed rock and roll. Appalled by the new styles of dance the movement evoked, churches proclaimed it Satan's music. Because rock and roll originated among the lower classes and a segregated ethnic group, many middle-class whites thought it was tasteless.

What was the first rock 'n' roll song? ›

Sam Philips, the founder of Sun Records and Sun Studio, and many writers have suggested that "Rocket 88" has strong claims to be called the first rock'n'roll record.

Who was the first rock band? ›

But in 1955, no one was talking about the rock pantheon. Bill Haley & His Comets had no rivals. They were the first rock'n'roll band, and Rock Around the Clock was the first international rock'n'roll No 1.

What was meant by the phrase rock 'n' roll in the 1950s? ›

In the 1950s rock 'n' roll could be defined as rhythm and blues. In the 1960s it was partial to new musical styles such as folk rock and soul. And in the 1970s hard rock was born.

Why did the churches not like rock n roll? ›

It was also the sound. “Rock 'n' roll corrupted because the music itself was sonically bad and innately immoral,” Nekola explains. These leaders believed music should be harmonic and uplifting, and rock was loud, brash, and harmful to the spirit.

Did MLK not like rock and roll? ›

It seems to me that one must decide to either play gospel music or rock and roll. The two are totally incompatible. The profound sacred and spiritual meaning of the great music of the church must never be mixed with the transitory quality of rock and roll music.

Who is considered the father of rock and roll? ›

Chuck Berry

What woman invented rock and roll? ›

She was the queer Black woman who literally invented rock 'n' roll: Sister Rosetta Tharpe. She gave Little Richard his first gig outside the church. She opened the doors for Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly, and before the 1990s, almost no one into rock 'n' roll had heard her name.

Who is known as the godmother of rock and roll? ›

IWD: SISTER ROSETTA THARPE - THE GODMOTHER OF ROCK & ROLL.

What band made rock famous? ›

Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, The Beatles helped to lead the charge for rock music and many of its famed sub-genres like pop-rock and even psychedelic-rock. To put it simply, The Beatles changed music forever and their legacy and world wide adoration is far from dwindling.

Who is the best rock band in history? ›

The 10 best rock bands ever
  1. The Beatles. The Beatles are unquestionably the best and most important band in rock history, as well as the most compelling story. ...
  2. The Rolling Stones. ...
  3. U2. ...
  4. The Grateful Dead. ...
  5. Velvet Underground. ...
  6. Led Zeppelin. ...
  7. Ramones. ...
  8. Pink Floyd.
Mar 30, 2004

Who is known as the king of rock and roll? ›

Often referred to as the “King of Rock 'n' Roll”, Elvis's influence on the music industry and beyond is vast and enduring. While he wasn't the first artist to perform rock and roll, he became its most pivotal and influential figure during his time. How tall was Elvis Presley? Elvis Presley's height was 6 feet 1 inch.

What is the oldest rock and roll song? ›

The first rock'n'roll record was 'Rocket 88', recorded by Jackie Brenston And His Delta Cats at Sam Phillips' Sun Studios in Memphis, Tennessee.

What city is considered the birthplace of rock and roll? ›

ROCK 'N' ROLL. Through a series of interesting personalities and promotions, rock 'n' roll had its main market birth in Cleveland in the early 1950s.

What were the arguments against rock and roll? ›

To them, “everything about Rock & Roll clearly spoke of the “Devil's Music” – from its roots in African-American culture to its hip-shimmying rhythms and less-than-pious lyrics. Many saw rock music as a sign of cultural and moral decline, and some even believed to hear hidden satanic messages in its lyrics.

Why was rock and roll considered rebellious? ›

Rock signified rebellion and young people's rejection of their parents' music, attitudes, and expectations. It also offered a bridge between races, classes, religions, and cultures.

What were the negative effects of rock and roll? ›

The rock and roll lifestyle was popularly associated with sex and drugs. Many of rock and roll's early stars (as well as their jazz and blues counterparts) were known as hard-drinking, hard-living characters.

Why was there a backlash against rock n roll in the 1950s? ›

One of the moral panics associated with the first wave of rock 'n' roll was the fear of race mixing - that young black and white kids would get together over this music that had a rhythmic, primitive, sensuous beat.

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