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Zsat 121215 154 Songs, 3.7 Hours, 425.3 MB Page 1 of 7 zsat 121215 154 songs, 3.7 hours, 425.3 MB Name Time Album Artist 1 Power locked on then throw switch 0:04 Star Trek Uhura and scotty 2 Chromium Switch truncated 0:07 Firesign Theatre 3 Station Identification 0:07 Station ID Cara Dell'Apa 4 Saturday Night 2:21 Real Black Rhythm Big Will Stephens & Buddy T & His T-Men 5 Bush Jamie is boring 2 _bore to about 03_ 0:07 6 Here is mr know it all 0:05 7 Sukiyaki 2:48 Outer Limits Jerry Cole and his Spacemen 8 I tought I taw a puddy tat 0:02 9 The Lockettes - Puddin' Pie 2:18 Hot Ladies Of Doo-Wop The Lockettes 10 Mambo Boogie 2:28 Raw Deal Jive Time The Harptones 11 halfakey 0:07 Further Adventures Of Nick Danger Firesign Theater 12 Love Lock 2:45 Raw Deal Jive Time Nappy Brown 13 candy with blood 0:05 14 Please Mr. Johnson (alt.) 2:08 The Complete Josie Sessions - Cd 3 The Cadillacs 15 Skuzzy 2:04 That's Swift! Insrumentals From The Norman Pet… Skuzzy 16 Is This The Place 1:54 Royal Lancers - is This the P Royal Lancers 17 Holy fruit salad 0:03 Batman and Robin Robin 18 Sack <fruits list farm collecting food> 2:03 Savvy Sugar Cd1 Ben Hughes 19 ARe they magic brownies no pepridge farms 0:04 20 Down On The Farm <lullaby> 1:40 Jookin'1 Big Al Downing 21 I love buns of steel! 0:01 22 Strollie Bun 2:20 Hull-Mascot Story - Vol 2 Walter Rhodes 23 Rockin' Too Much <black slacks, cadillacs go to t… 2:17 That'll Flat Git It Vol 20 Bill Braddy & The Western Star zsat 121215 Page 2 of 7 Name Time Album Artist 24 bart what got into you 0:02 25 I Got It 2:22 Earl Palmer:World'S Greatest Rock N Roll Drum… Little Richard 26 Groovy Little Suzie 2:16 Greatest Gold Hits Little Richard 27 don't date cops I'm not much cop 0:03 28 My Girfriend 1:57 The Complete Josie Sessions - Cd 3 The Cadillacs 29 Lepew I love you where have i been all your life 0:06 30 Pa Pa Ya Baby 2:27 The Bruce Records Story Jumping Jacks 31 09 Have Yourself A Ball 2:19 Gotham Vol. 1 Don Haven & The Hi-Fi's 32 The Drag 2:17 Isley Brothers 33 07 - Joe Houston - Boogie Woogie Woman 2:21 34 chucko 0:00 35 chucko 0:00 36 04 - Chuck-A-Lucks - Chuck-A-Luck 1:52 37 The Creep 1:41 James Burton - The Early Years 1957-1969 The Shadows 38 bionjump 0:05 39 man falling to ground 0:05 40 Down Boy Down 2:30 Fifties Collection Harris, Wynonie 41 allright fine 0:02 Mr. Rogers Neighborhood Fred Rogers 42 12 All Right, Baby 1:36 Janis Martin 43 bees 0:03 44 Buzz, Buzz, Buzz <goes the bee> 2:20 The Hollywood Flames 45 transporter breakdown 0:05 Star Trek Star Trek Captain 46 Move On <police cops speed away obey some la… 1:55 Jeanette (Baby) Washington- Neptune 47 If You Want To Be A Woman Of Mine 2:54 The Complete Josie Sessions - Cd 2 The Cadillacs 48 Runaway 2:05 The Hound - December 17, 1994 Jesse Stone Orchestra 49 Real sweet 0:02 Redd Foxx zsat 121215 Page 3 of 7 Name Time Album Artist 50 Pretty Baby, Baby 2:31 Joan Spins Again - Volume 2 The Gazelles 51 Yeah baby yeah 0:04 52 Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! 2:54 Regal Records in New Orleans Gayten, Paul 53 hanbar04 run away 0:02 Hanna Barbara SFX 54 Road runner peel out noise 0:04 55 Run Run Little Joe 2:17 A Return To Yesteryear, vol 15 Gladiolas 56 Driftin' 2:12 Yesterdays Gold Instrumentals 2 The Mystics 57 Clipper 2:18 The Hound - February 12, 1994 Clippers 58 NiteLetter 0:04 Waiting For The Electrician or Someone Like Him Firesign Theater 59 24 I'll Send You - Goree Carter 2:19 60 still walking the straight narrow minded 0:03 61 14 She Walk, She Walk, Part 1 - Clarence Samuels 2:41 62 03 Come On Let's Boogie - Goree Carter 3:08 63 Dont eat 0:05 Don't Crush That Dwarf, Hand Me The Pliers Firesign Theater 64 12 Fatso - Sammy Harris Orch. 2:25 65 OZ go away come back tomorrow 0:02 66 19 Won't You Please Come Back - L. C. Williams 2:41 67 7-11 2:28 The Hound - January 22, 1994 Gone All Stars 68 If You Wanna' Be Happy 2:03 The Giant Records Story The Belles 69 I imaing you're not dressed like this to take out th… 0:03 Beverly Hillbillies Jethro Bodine 70 Dining In Chinatown 2:39 Genuine -166 Jennifer Wells 71 Sayonara Cha Cha <play with Rahsaan Roland… 2:47 Band Box 245 Ray Hudson Quartet 72 Linda Griner - Goodbye Cruel World 2:31 Popcorn City 172 Va 73 I Count The Teardrops 3:33 The Story Of My Life Irma Thomas 74 mountain 0:05 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Jack Nicholson 75 Up On The Mountain 2:49 Vee-Jay: The Definitive Collection [Box Set] (1 of 4) The Magnificents zsat 121215 Page 4 of 7 Name Time Album Artist 76 Lydia 2:43 Fury 2 Lewis Lymon & The Teenchords 77 Only at FleshOfTheStars.com 0:09 78 Flesh, Blood and Bones 2:15 Fine Gals, Fast Woman & Wailin' Daddies - The… Little Esther 79 Oz No place like home 0:08 Wizard of Oz Dorthey 80 I Want To Go Home - Roy Milton 2:53 Dootone Rock & Rhythm 'n' Blues 10 81 If you think you've seen it all, look again 0:09 82 Looking For My Baby - Chuck Higgins 2:33 Dootone Rock & Rhythm 'n' Blues 18 83 15 - Bob & Earl - You Made A Boo Boo 2:02 84 Telstar Guitar 2:26 The Hound - April 4, 1992 Virtues 85 Beep Alonia <alien abduction by girls ufo chicks… 2:52 Satellite Fever & Asiatic Flu Glenn Mooney 86 This room looks like space ship ufo where I got P… 0:06 87 Rock Rock Rocket Ship Mark 2:27 Mark Records- Best Of...(& Other Utica Labels) 17Rockers 88 Everyone is seening satellites these days 1 0:02 89 Gonna Get Me A Satellite 1:35 Satellite Fever & Asiatic Flu Little Ernest Tucker 90 to_infinity and beyond <ufo rocket outer space to… 0:03 Buzz Lightyear 91 Sputnik Baby 2:21 Satellite Fever & Asiatic Flu Roosevelt Sykes 92 I am the thing from uranus <butt ass monster out… 0:03 Simpsons Bart Simpson 93 Super Sonic 2:27 Satellite Fever & Asiatic Flu Marty Wilson & The Strat-O-Lites 94 Space Race <countdown mouth noises > 2:31 Satellite Fever & Asiatic Flu Allen Bradley Quintet 95 Don't You Know I Love You So (A Capella) 1:31 Hull-Mascot Story - Vol 1 The Heartbeats 96 17 - Daylighters - Sweet Rockin Mama 2:25 Daylighters 97 Stop Boogie Woogie 2:33 Starday - Early Hillbillies Vol 1 Blackie Crawford 98 Blues Blasters' Shuffle (Instr) 3:06 Jimmy McCracklin And His Blues Blasters - The… Jimmy McCracklin And His Blues Blasters 99 The Big Push 2:34 The Hound - April 23, 1994 Cal Green 100 Promised Land 2:10 Ponderosa Stomp 9 Johnnie Allan 101 The Katie Lee <dance instruction 2:01 Jay Miller's Flyright Records Ten Volume Set Katie Webster zsat 121215 Page 5 of 7 Name Time Album Artist 102 Bop-Alena 2:29 The Delta Records Story The Shadows 103 Spinning Rock Boogie 2:48 Hank C Burnette - Spinning Rock Boogie Hank C Burnette 104 There's No Other Way 2:18 Ham Hocks & Cornbread Jackson Brothers Orchestra 105 someday I'll ask for a favor <help> 0:14 Godfather Marlon Brando 106 Hadacol Boogie <Louisiana> 2:40 SWINGBILLIES (Disk 1) Jesse Rodgers 107 OZ mypretty 0:06 Wizard of Oz Wicked Witch 108 Pretty Pretty Baby 2:27 Crazy Legs Jeff Beck And The Big Town Playboys 109 frng-gravity 0:02 110 Hadacillin Boogie <hadicol hadical hadecol hade… 2:21 Roots Of Rock N' Roll Vol. 8 Cd 1 Hank Penny 111 The Big Beat 2:03 Raw Deal Jive Time Jimmy Cavello And His Houseroc 112 Josephine 2:38 Jimmy McCracklin And His Blues Blasters - The… Jimmy McCracklin And His Blues Blasters 113 rkyrcoco 0:05 Further Adventures Of Nick Danger Firesign Theater 114 All right, thats_it for me, goodnight 0:05 Jerry Sienfeld 115 Closing Saturday night 0:13 How Can You Be In Two Places At Once When Y… Firesign Theatre 116 hokey smokes 0:01 117 Holy smoke 0:03 Batman and Robin Robin 118 Smokes 1:46 Hipshakers, Vol. 3 ? & The Mysterians 119 Mashi 1:52 songs we taught the mummies volume one The Wailers 120 Oh you great big latin lover you 0:06 121 Little Latin Lupe Lu 2:28 Best Of The Kingsmen The Kingsmen 122 The Giant Toad <grocery store ad food shopping> 1:05 Dear Friends The Firesign Theatre 123 The Jolly Green Giant <Big Boy Pete> 1:59 Best Of The Kingsmen The Kingsmen 124 Would not eat green eggs and ham 0:05 125 Nothing get in our way sanity, physics _with laws… 0:05 126 Nit Wit 1:59 Talkin' Trash! Lookey Dookey L.C. McKinley 127 It Hurts To Be Sixteen 2:10 Marginal 006: High School Sweethearts Andrea Carroll zsat 121215 Page 6 of 7 Name Time Album Artist 128 dont Talk Back to your elders naughty girl <old y… 0:08 129 Wait Till I'm Sixteen <prison statutory rape> 2:31 Great Rockin Girls Karen Wheeler & The Gents 130 Looking at ID 0:08 Superbad 131 Only Sixteen Tal Miller Hollywood 2:27 132 Sweet Little Sixteen 3:01 Chuck Berry 133 Sixteen 1:44 Teen Scene! Volume 3 Chuck Hix 134 04 - Johnny Guitar Watson - Three Hours Past M… 3:26 135 his brain is gone 0:01 Star Trek Bones 136 readybones 0:11 137 Dry Bones 2:48 Vol 3 - Radio, Gimme Some Jive Delta Rhythm Boys 138 Tried your best and failed, never try again 0:07 Simpsons Homer Simpson 139 Doing The Best You Can 2:30 The History Of John Fred & The Playboys John Fred & Playboys 140 Please give me million dollars and big muscles <… 0:11 Ren and Stimpy 141 I'm rich, I'm secure, etc.
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