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170826 Zsat 285 Songs, 11.3 Hours, 2.26 GB Page 1 of 12 170826 zsat 285 songs, 11.3 hours, 2.26 GB Name Time Album Artist 1 Chromium Switch truncated 0:07 Firesign Theatre 2 Station Identification 0:07 Station ID Cara Dell'Apa 3 This is an extremely primative and paranoid cultu… 0:03 4 Horror and moral terror are your friends 0:06 Apocolypse Now Kurtz 5 YouMean 0:03 Waiting For The Electrician or Someone Like Him Firesign Theater 6 loadofcrap 0:05 7 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 2 MINUTES 2:00 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 2 MINUTES 8 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 4 MINUTES 4:01 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 4 MINUTES 9 My Big John <answer song New Orleans bourbo… 3:13 Dottie West 10 The Girl Who Stopped The Duke Of Earl <answer… 2:34 Little Star 111 Dorothy Berry 11 I'm No Runaround <answer song> 2:36 Teenage Kicks Volume 1 Ginger & The Snaps 12 Stop Running Around 2:09 Gladys Knight & The Pips 13 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 3 MINUTES 3:00 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 3 MINUTES 14 Let Your Hair Down Baby 2:36 Windy City Bop - Chicago Rockabilly (1954 - 195… Everett Carpenter 15 Speed Limit 2:07 Hot Rod Heaven: Volume 8 Tommy Lam 16 Bad Boy 1:59 Teenage Rebellion CD1 Floyd Dakil Four 17 Donny's Boogie 2:30 Miami Rockabilly Don Pate & The Rhythm Rpckets 18 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 3 MINUTES 3:00 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 3 MINUTES 19 Beer Bottle Boogie 2:54 DOCD-5683 Mr. Swing w Bobby Plater's Orchestra 20 Gonna Bring My Baby Back 2:21 DOCD-5683 Mr. Swing w Bobby Plater's Orchestra 21 The Easy Livin' Plan 2:46 DOCD-5683 Rufus ''Bear Cat'' Thomas w The Bearcats 22 I'll Be A Good Boy 2:49 DOCD-5683 Rufus Thomas 23 Married Woman 2:41 DOCD-5683 Rufus Thomas Jr. 170826 zsat Page 2 of 12 Name Time Album Artist 24 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 4 MINUTES 4:01 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 4 MINUTES 25 Voo-It! Voo-It! 2:46 The Specialty Story (Disc 1) The Blues Woman (Marion Abernathy) 26 Peek-a-Boo 2:12 Shake-O-Rama The Cadillacs 27 Sweet Thing 1:48 Sweet Sweet Girl: 50's and 60's Rock 'n' Roll Ding Dongs 28 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 29 The Hoochi Coochi Coo 2:36 Get On The Right Track: Mod R&B, Jazz & Ska C… Hank Ballard & The Midnighters 30 Oh Yeah 2:18 Rock and Roll Dance Party Vol 1 Guitar Slim 31 Midnight Ramblin' Tonight 2:19 King Rock'n'Roll H-Bomb Ferguson 32 My Brown Frame Baby 2:20 Still Stompin At The Savoy H-Bomb Ferguson 33 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 3 MINUTES 3:00 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 3 MINUTES 34 Mr. Highway Man 2:25 So-Cal Speed Shop's Hot Rod Classics CD2 Howlin' Wolf 35 Lindy Lou 2:21 Teenage Rebellion CD2 Huracanes <mexican rocanrol> 36 Bettyjean Rock 1:32 Windy City Bop - Chicago Rockabilly (1954 - 195… J. Mikel & The Hepcats 37 Katanga 2:18 Katanga & Ahbe Casabe Ike Turner & His Kings Of Rhyt 38 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 39 This Rock 'n' Roll 2:03 Sin Alley, Vol. 3 (Hot Fifties Rockabilly RnB Blast… Galaxies 40 Twixteen (alt. version) 2:11 Teenage Rebellion CD5 Gene Summers 41 Cindy Lou 2:05 Teenage Rebellion CD3 Gene Terry 42 Dance to the Bop 1:45 The Sullivan Years: Rock 'n' Roll Pioneers 1955-1… Gene Vincent 43 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 44 +Them There Eyes+Varetta Dillard+ 2:15 45 This Little Girl's Gone Rockin' - Janice Peters [Er… 1:47 The Axemen Cometh [Disc 1] Janice Peters 46 Wait A Minute 2:39 The London American Label Year By Year 1958 Jo-Ann Campbell 47 Boogie Woogie Country Girl 2:20 Rock and Roll Dance Party Vol 3 Jo ann Campbell 48 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 2 MINUTES 2:00 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 2 MINUTES 49 House Cat 2:34 Savvy Sugar Cd2 Romancers 170826 zsat Page 3 of 12 Name Time Album Artist 50 Slauson Sax 3:44 The Return Of The Del-Fi & Donna Story The Romancers 51 I Want You 1:59 I Want You Ron Berry 52 Women <warbly sound> 2:25 Sin Alley, Vol. 3 (Hot Fifties Rockabilly RnB Blast… Emmett Lord 53 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 4 MINUTES 4:01 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 4 MINUTES 54 29 - The Evergreens - Guitar Player 2:04 Florida Box Vol. 2 Various 55 30 - Roy Gaines - Loud Mouth Lucy 3:02 Florida Box Vol. 2 Various 56 14 - The Blue Aces - Rugged 2:16 Florida Box 1 Various 57 10 - Sammy Early - I'm Gonna Find Me A Girl 1:56 Florida Box Vol. 5 Various 58 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 2 MINUTES 2:00 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 2 MINUTES 59 Nobody's Lonesome for Me 2:14 Just a Moment: Ace Ms. Recordings Stone, Roland 60 My Heart Cries 2:25 Wicked Oldies: Volume 2 The Romancers 61 Sad Fool 2:19 Los Angeles Vocal Groups From The 50's The Rollettes 62 I'm Coming In 2:11 Dancin' In D-Town Romeo Rand 63 Soldier Of Love 2:20 Wuschel Boys Archives: Volume 6 Roland Storm 64 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 3 MINUTES 3:00 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 3 MINUTES 65 Occapella 2:35 Yes We Can Dorsey, Lee 66 Johnny 1:50 Caddy 107 Dots (1) (BF Jeanette Baker) 67 Mister Sam 2:07 ''my Doo-Wopp Collection'' - The Black Group So… Rommels 68 Gone Gone Getaway 2:20 Doowops Of RnR 7 Romeos 69 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 4 MINUTES 4:01 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 4 MINUTES 70 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 4 MINUTES 4:01 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 4 MINUTES 71 Crazy Daisy 2:31 San Antonio Rock-The Harlem Recordings 1957 -… Doug Sahm & The Knights 72 She About A Mover 2:24 Classic Rock 1965: The Beat Goes On Sir Douglas Quintet 73 Linda Lou (bonus track) 3:36 Sir Douglas Quintet + 2 = [Honkey Blues] Sir Douglas Quintet 74 Mystery Train <bo diddley style guitar> 2:07 1963-1968 - The Complete Wooly Bully Years Vol.2 Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs 75 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 3 MINUTES 3:00 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 3 MINUTES 170826 zsat Page 4 of 12 Name Time Album Artist 76 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 2 MINUTES 2:00 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 2 MINUTES 77 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 4 MINUTES 4:01 ANNOUNCER BREAK SILENCE 4 MINUTES 78 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 79 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 80 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 81 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 82 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 83 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 84 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 85 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 86 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 87 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 88 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 89 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 90 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 91 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 92 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 93 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 94 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 95 Chromium Switch 0:03 96 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 97 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 98 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 99 A 16 anni tu vuoi amare 2:04 Neil Sedaka - Oh Carol [Bear Family], Disc 6 Neil Sedaka 100 Miami Beach Rhumba 3:17 Sentimental Journey 17 Cugat, Xavier 101 Guaglione 2:28 Play Man Play! 30 Embassy Instrumentals Gordon Franks & His Orchestra 170826 zsat Page 5 of 12 Name Time Album Artist 102 Hoots Mon 2:15 Play Man Play! 30 Embassy Instrumentals Gordon Franks & His Orchestra 103 Red River Rock 2:09 Play Man Play! 30 Embassy Instrumentals The Gordon Franks Sextet 104 Melancholy Serenade 3:14 Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 13: TV Town Jackie Gleason 105 Patricia 2:11 Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 11: Organs in Orbit Joe Bucci Trio 106 ANNOUNCER VOICE OVER 3.5 MINUTES 3:31 107 The Continental Walk 2:21 Land Of 1,000 Dances: The Ultimate Compilation… The Rollers 108 Track 25 Wrangler Stretch - Pirouettes 2:09 The Best Doo-Wops Of Diamond Records Vol. 2 Diamond Records 109 The Bounce 2:31 Dance-A-Long At Whisky A Go Go The Rollers 110 The Push 2:07 Teenage Rebellion CD2 Gene Summers 111 The Beatle Bug 2:07 Teenage Rebellion CD2 J.T. 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