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Zsat 151219 293 Songs, 9.4 Hours, 1.86 GB Page 1 of 12 zsat 151219 293 songs, 9.4 hours, 1.86 GB Name Time Album Artist 1 Chromium Switch truncated 0:07 Firesign Theatre 2 Homer broadcasting all hollering scream 0:08 Simpsons Homer Simpson 3 Station Identification 0:07 Station ID Cara Dell'Apa 4 That's What I Call A Ball.mp3 1:53 Hollywood Glamour 56 Vol 9 Larry Donn 5 Bush Jamie is boring 2 _bore to about 03_ 0:07 6 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 7 I have lived my life in the fast lane, feel for the road 0:09 Jim Varney 8 I have lived my life in the fast lane, feel for the road 0:09 9 livedinfastlane 0:09 10 livedinfastlane 2 0:09 11 Dry Bones Twist 2:47 R And B Hipshakers Vol.3 Just A Little Bit Of The… The Drivers 12 Craig's Crazy Boogie 2:42 Virginia Rocks CD 2 The Downbeats 13 Jungle Hop 2:14 Hey Hey Pretty Baby Don & Dewey 14 speed up balcony shakespeare 0:15 Firesign Theater 15 My Baby's 3-D 2:06 The Hound - July 15, 1995 Dominoes w/Jackie Wilson 16 Wont last 0:02 17 All Night Long 2:38 Lucky Doowop & Dance 2 Du Mauriers 18 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 19 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 20 Dr Ross Boogie 2:39 Sun Records - The Blues Years 1950-1958 (Char… Doctor Ross 21 I think the guys are phony 0:02 22 Dr. Velvet <voodoo charms spells herbs dust aro… 2:34 Night Ridin' Doc Starkes & His Nite Riders 23 Oh yeah thats what he thinks 0:03 zsat 151219 Page 2 of 12 Name Time Album Artist 24 WHAM 2:43 Early Decca Label Harmony - vol. 3 (1935-1942) Doc Sausage and his Five Pork Chops 25 Captain what do we do 0:01 Star Trek Scotty 26 Doctor Sausage's Blues 2:37 Early Decca Label Harmony - vol. 3 (1935-1942) Doc Sausage and his Five Pork Chops 27 sleep thats were I'm a viking 0:03 28 Way In The Middle Of A Dream 2:15 Night Ridin' Doc Starkes & His Nite Riders 29 Dumplin's 2:41 Jumping The Shuffle Blues - Jamaican Sound Sy… Doc Bagby 30 Good byeeeeee 0:02 31 Bye Baby Bye 2:07 Stompin' 4 Doc Pomus 32 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 33 Lindy Lou 1:25 Rock-A-Billy Dynamite Eddie Ouinteros 34 Always dreamed of if I ever knew of it 0:06 Futurama 35 Jeanie Jeanie Jeanie 2:23 Rock-A-Billy Dynamite Eddie Cochran 36 You're under arrest 0:03 Chief Wiggum 37 Squad Car 1:50 Eddie and the Showmen 38 Rampage 2:08 Desperate Rock 'N' Roll - Vol 14 Eddie Angel 39 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 40 Please, Please Be Mine 2:36 Baby I's A Mad Mad World! vol.1 Ed Pauling, Royal Abbit The Royalton 41 replenish my strength with sun rays 0:04 42 Thats the sun at center of earth nino 0:05 Everything You Know Is Wrong Firesign Theater 43 False Hearted Girl 2:17 Step It Up and Go! Tearing Up the Roots of Rock… Ella Mae Morse & Tennessee Ernie Ford 44 Slow down, egghead 0:02 Clancy Wiggum 45 Slow Down Sandy <car race fast slow> 2:18 Rockin' on Broadway . The Time, Brent,Shad Story Eddie Quinteros 46 Groceries Sir? <turkey necks rodney> 2:14 Doo Wop 'n' Jive, Vol. 3 The Dukes 47 Country Boy (Okeh 7125) 2:01 Wild & Frantic 2 09 Billy Lamont 48 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 49 I Wanna Know (What Cha Doin' Down There) 2:36 We're Gonna Rock We're Gonna Roll (Disc 1 - Bl… Dolly Cooper zsat 151219 Page 3 of 12 Name Time Album Artist 50 Luckyyy 0:01 Napolean Dynamite 51 Jack Pot <gamble lose for money win with man> 2:19 Jay-Gee Records Rock & Roll Party - Vol Two Dolores Fredericks 52 Gee I'm In Love 2:19 I Want You Baby The Elchords 53 need 0:04 54 Trek Needs Many 0:05 Spock 55 Little Lovin` 2:09 That`ll Flat Git It Vol. 9 Decca Mimi Roman 56 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 57 Don Julian & The Meadowlarks - Oop Boopy Oop 2:34 Vocal Group Esctasy 10 58 Miss It 0:04 Samuel Jackson 59 Miss Shake It (King 5889) 1:43 Wild & Frantic 2 10 Ba Ba Thomas 60 The Carter Kids - Gotta Rock 2:07 Rockabilly Hoodlums - Vol. 4 12 61 You Are My Sunshine 2:01 Bent, Batty And 'bnoxious 12 Sticks Evans 62 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 63 Little girl - john & jackie 2:13 California rockabilly vol. 2 10 64 I was a Pig 0:03 Loony Tunes Cartoons 65 Don Scheider - Pig Tail 2:01 Rockabilly Hoodlums - Vol. 4 11 66 Get to work 0:02 Futurama 67 Looks like youre not working 0:02 68 fired 0:02 Mr. Spacely 69 29 Platters - Maggie Doesn't Work Here Anymore 2:40 A Tribute To Porky Vol 08 70 15 Anne Belle Caesar - Little Annie 2:30 A Tribute To Porky Vol 08 71 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 72 02 - Junior Wells - Messin' With The Kid 2:14 73 I Gotta Go Home 2:26 Go on ko ko mo Gene and Eunice 74 Mercy on their heathen souls 0:02 Waiting For The Electrician of Someone Like Him Firesign Theater 75 02 - JIMMY DANE-Please have mercy 2:16 zsat 151219 Page 4 of 12 Name Time Album Artist 76 02 - DIXIE DEE-Bright lights (diff.version) 1 2:34 77 Moose and squirrel 0:03 78 02 - JACKIE DALLAS & THE TIARAS-Bullmoose 2:10 79 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 80 James 'widemouth' Brown - Boogie Woogie Nigh… 2:20 Rnr 1951 Cd 2 10 81 Laugh or cry at your ignorance <dumb stupid> 0:04 Simpsons Comic Book Guy 82 02 - I'll Never Let You Go 2:22 83 Were going down 0:01 84 Palin head down flow 0:03 85 02 Down to the Bottom 2:21 86 Good clean wholesome fun 0:02 87 This promises to be fun 0:03 Loony Tunes Bugs Bunny 88 02 Boot 'em up 2:39 89 hesnofun 0:02 Further Adventures Of Nick Danger Firesign Theater 90 nofun2 0:02 Further Adventures Of Nick Danger Firesign Theater 91 5-14 True Fine Mama 2:44 92 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 93 All Night Long 2:05 22 Stcd Ace Hot Rockin' Musie Larry Brinkley 94 Blue Swingin' Mama 2:03 Rock-a-Billy Rock'n' Roll and Larry Dowd 95 Release the hounds 0:01 96 Rattle shakin' mama 2:25 Rock-A-Billy Dynamite Mel McGonnigle 97 women up with skirts 0:10 Edwin Edwards 98 Pretty plaid skirt 2:31 Rock-A-Billy Dynamite Mel Smith & The Nite Riders 99 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 100 Dear One 2:57 Cherry Pie: The Original Modern Recordings Marvin & Johnny 101 All Shook Out 2:50 Step It Up and Go! Tearing Up the Roots of Rock… Moohah zsat 151219 Page 5 of 12 Name Time Album Artist 102 crime 0:04 103 Crime Don't Pay 2:45 Golden Era Of Doo Wops - Klik Records Nobles 104 Powers of deduction <crime> 0:08 Comic Book Guy 105 Blue Diddle 2:10 BB CD 55190 - Strictly Instrumental vol. 10 Norman Moon 106 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 107 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 108 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 109 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 110 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 111 Let's Have A Picnic (57) 2:16 The Grill Can't Help It Mickey & Sylvia 112 Usher Boy 2:11 Girls On 45 Volume 2 Merry Clayton 113 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 114 Evette 2:45 Knuckle Sandwich The Melatauns 115 It's All About You 2:34 The Melatauns 116 Cooing The Wrong Pigeon 2:27 Boogie My Blues Away (Disc 2) Merrill Moore 117 Ding Dong 1:44 Doo Wop 'n' Jive, Vol. 1 The Monarchs 118 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 119 Roy Hogsed - Snake Dance Boogie 2:04 Rnr 1951 Cd 2 12 120 02 Black Knee Socks - Tommy Palm 1 2:09 121 02 Depth Charge 2:48 122 Move Over Rover 1:58 22 Stcd Ace Hot Rockin' Musie Larry Brinkley 123 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 124 The Invaders Are Here! 1:53 The Invaders Mike Adkins 125 Moon's Rock 2:19 Coral Rock & Roll Party Vol 1 Moon Mullican 126 Guitar Rock 1:48 Norton 277 (ED) - Kicksville! Volume 01 - Raw R… The Moonlighters 127 Thunder Wagon 2:01 The Best Of The UK Top Rank La The Nobelmen zsat 151219 Page 6 of 12 Name Time Album Artist 128 She Girl Looking For A He-Man 1:43 Jukebox Girls: Volume 21 Norma Douglas 129 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 130 Draft Time Blues 2:28 ...Next Stop Is Vietnam - The War On Record, 19… The Midnight Sons 131 Nobody's Darlin' 2:20 Buffalo Bop - Gang's House Minnesota Marv 132 Candy Coated Kisses 2:29 Let The Good Times Roll-The Al The Monitors 133 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 134 Smooth, Slow & Easy 2:15 Rumba Doowop - Shimmy Shimmy Ko Ko Wop 1… The Drivers 135 Sugar Lips 2:46 Chop Chop Boom Five Chances 136 Boom Stix 2:29 08 Curly & The Jades 137 Hey Little Dancing Girl 2:28 Rumble Rock Vol 2 Dom Thomas 138 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 139 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 140 Al Ferrier - Let's Go Boppin' Tonight 2:19 The Fed Story, Vol.
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