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Zsat 161015 291 Songs, 9.3 Hours, 1.71 GB Page 1 of 12 zsat 161015 291 songs, 9.3 hours, 1.71 GB Name Time Album Artist 1 Chromium Switch truncated 0:07 Firesign Theatre 2 Station Identification 0:07 Station ID Cara Dell'Apa 3 Saturday Night Daddy 2:37 Jump & R&B Duets:Lovin' Time Blues Little Esther & Bobby Nunn 4 Bush Jamie is boring 2 _bore to about 03_ 0:07 5 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 6 Bandstand Sound 2:44 Explosive Doowops, Vol. 13 Originales 7 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 8 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 9 I'm Lost <saturday night> 1:38 The Best of Profile Records Night Raiders feat Mickey Hawks 10 push something hard enough it will fall over fudds… 0:07 I Think We're All Bozos On This Bus Firesign Theater 11 (I Do The) Shimmy Shimmy 2:38 Give My Heart A Break - The Complete King Rec… Bobby Freeman 12 testicals devience to Fudds law science 0:06 I Think We're All Bozos On This Bus Firesign Theater 13 Livin' Lovin' Wreck 1:46 Lost Jukebox: Volume 207 Ian & The Zodiacs 14 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 15 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 announcer break silence 2 min 16 I Really Love You 2:13 Tribute To Porky Vol 21 Stereos 17 Who wants the machine to show an alterantive re… 0:04 18 She Loves To Rock (alt) 2:08 Flairs <richard berry> 19 How sweet 0:04 pepe le pew 20 Sweet Girl 2:09 Squires 21 where is the kaboom <bomb> 0:05 Bugs Bunny Martian 22 03Dooley Sisters-Shiggy Boom 1 2:28 23 Following program close captioning for the thinkin… 0:04 Disclaimer zsat 161015 Page 2 of 12 Name Time Album Artist 24 04 - Lord Luther with the David R Band - A Thinki… 2:06 25 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 26 Gin Mill Sal (Junker Blues) 2:45 The Roots of Rock and Roll Champion Jack Dupree 27 Shake A Shake Sue 3:02 Sixteen Smokin' Soul Senders. Vol. 1 A4. Sammy Ridgley 28 Come Home Baby 2:34 Ham Hocks & Cornbread Ridgley, Tommy 29 I've Got My Eyes on You [#] 2:33 Herald Recordings Ridgley, Tommy 30 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 31 Good Lookin' 2:05 The Complete Ric & Ron Recordings, Vol. 2 - Cla… Al Johnson 32 Do you think its getting weird around here_ 0:07 33 bozo 0:08 I Think We're All Bozos On This Bus Firesign Theater 34 Loberta 2:24 We Love To Rock 'n Roll Bobby Marchan 35 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 36 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 announcer break silence 2 min 37 Easy Rockin' 2:38 The Complete Ric & Ron Recordings, Vol. 5: Cla… Eddie Lang 38 Here's looking at you kid 0:02 Casablanca Humphrey Bogart 39 She's Mine All Mine 2:00 The Complete Ric & Ron Recordings, Vol. 5: Cla… Eddie Lang 40 Been meaning to call and hookup <telephone> 0:04 41 Called nick of time humor 0:05 42 Come On Let's Twist 2:14 The Complete Ric & Ron Recordings, Vol. 4 - Cla… Freddy Tino & The Twisting Cyclones 43 calling monster island 0:05 Mothra 44 Shoestring Twist 2:08 The Complete Ric & Ron Recordings, Vol. 4 - Cla… Freddy Tino & The Twisting Cyclones 45 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 46 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 47 She Wears My Ring 2:19 The Early JIN Singles - Southland Rock n Roll Phil Bo 48 Ninja moves 0:04 Napolean Dynamite 49 Take A Ride <saturday night> 2:08 The Early JIN Singles - Southland Rock n Roll Red Smiley & The Vel-Tones zsat 161015 Page 3 of 12 Name Time Album Artist 50 citizen which way to welfare office_ 0:09 51 You've Gone Too Far 2:09 The Early JIN Singles - Southland Rock n Roll Rob & The Rhythm Aces 52 My Little Girl 2:20 The Early JIN Singles - Southland Rock n Roll Rockin' Sidney & His All Stars 53 Hey Baby take off your clothes and come in dude… 0:15 Waiting For The Electrician of Someone Like Him Firesign Theater 54 All Nite Long, Pt. II 2:36 The Complete Ric & Ron Recordings, Vol. 5: Cla… Robert Parker 55 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 56 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 57 When I Marry Sunshine 1:55 The Goodie Train: Rare 60's R&b Shakers! Roy Head 58 plane leaves you regret casablanca 0:07 Casablanca Humphrey Bogart 59 Don't Leave Me Fanny 2:25 Explosive Doowops, Vol. 2 Royal Jokers 60 kids will leave drugs alone but so Available LSD" 0:09 Lady Luck Vol 2 None 61 Flamingo Express 1:59 Coolsville! Hits & Rarities From The Golden Age… Royaltones 62 Spock on Hard Drug Abuse 0:24 63 You Shake Me 2:11 Live On WFMU Stompin' Riff Raffs 64 star trek blah blah 0:05 65 Tee Pee 1:57 Tower 5002 Davie Allan & The Arrows 66 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 67 The Whip (45Rpm) 2:23 The Definitive Falcons Disc 1 The Falcons 68 B.g.'s One Eye 2:16 Stay Away The Nuchez's 69 Sunset Romp 2:58 Further Mellow Cats 'N' Kittens: Hot R&B And Co… P.K. Johnson 70 bettyfrd <drunk drink rehabilitation 12 step> 0:03 Simpsons Bart Simpson 71 alcohol cause of and solution to lives problems _… 0:07 Simpsons Homer Simpson 72 Wine Wine Wine 1:53 Live On WFMU Stompin' Riff Raffs 73 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 74 Runaround Sue 3:00 Bang-Bang-Lingo-Lingo - Vol. 5 Racey 75 For GOD's sake WHY!!! 0:04 McGarrett zsat 161015 Page 4 of 12 Name Time Album Artist 76 Hippy, Hippy Shake 2:23 Scratch My Back! Pye Beat Girl Pat Harris & The Blackjacks 77 Ooh Poo Pah Doo 2:05 The Goodie Train: Rare 60's R&b Shakers! Pace-Setters 78 Golly thank you 0:02 Don't Crush That Dwarf, Hand Me The Pliers Firesign Theatre 79 Lookout 1:40 The Fire Records Story. The Sky Is Crying Cd 1 Rockin' Bradley 80 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 announcer break silence 2 min 81 Chocolate Candy Blues 2:51 Jump & R&B Duets:Lovin' Time Blues Little Sylvia Vanderpool & Hot Lips Page 82 Ill blow your horn 0:08 Hogan's Heros 83 Sally Zu-Zas 2:55 The Roots of Rock and Roll Big Joe Turner 84 Mr. Hard Luck 2:37 Explosive Doowops, Vol. 12 Orbits 85 OTR Commercial Chiquita Banana 0:43 Old Time Radio Commercials - Earthstation One 86 Hot Banana 2:21 Hey, Lollie Lollie Oscar McLollie & His Honey Jumpers 87 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 announcer break silence 2 min 88 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 89 Clap Your Hands 0:52 Bang-Bang-Lingo-Lingo - Vol. 8 Perfect Blend 90 da_da_dum_click_click 0:02 ADAMS FAMILY THEME SONG BEGINGING 91 Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow 2:16 Bang-Bang-Lingo-Lingo - Vol. 8 The Persuasions 92 I see dead people _I want to tell you my secret n… 0:02 93 Love Game 2:33 This is the Night Billy Storm & the Valiants 94 Hold on to your but 0:02 Samuel Jackson 95 Let go of my pants not holding onto you're not 0:05 Don't Crush That Dwarf, Hand Me The Pliers Firesign Theatre 96 When You Dance 2:28 This is the Night Billy Storm & Valiants 97 My Valerie 1:56 Explosive Doowops, Vol. 7 Note-Torials 98 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 announcer break silence 2 min 99 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 100 Shoobie Dooby Mama 2:21 Legendary Dig Masters 4 Phantoms 101 well 0:02 zsat 161015 Page 5 of 12 Name Time Album Artist 102 Well Done 2:27 Group Harmony & Jumps: The Legendary Dig Ma… Phantoms 103 Baritone Boogie 2:55 Honkers and Bar Walkers, Volume 3 Floyd Taylor 104 sex conversations with parents <play first> 0:06 Bill O'Rielly 105 Dad no phone sex w you mom pt 2 bill o'rielly_ 3 0:03 106 You Played On My Piano 2:43 Jump & R&B Duets:Lovin' Time Blues Dolores Brown & Big John Greer 107 Swingin' the boogie 2:49 All night long - the crown records story - disc2 Pete johnson & hadda brooks 108 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 109 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 110 Girlfriend 1:49 Explosive Doowops, Vol. 3 Paramounts 111 Woe Woe Baby 2:22 Explosive Doowops, Vol. 8 Personalities 112 that raccoon stole my lamb chop 0:04 Simpsons 113 Pork chops and apple sauce 0:07 114 Chop Chop Ching A Ling 2:27 Explosive Doowops, Vol. 3 Roamers 115 Pretty Girls Everywhere <boogity boogity> 3:06 Bang-Bang-Lingo-Lingo - Vol.
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