The Dr. Demento Show (Live on KMET) - July 21, 1985 (9P-11P)

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The Dr. Demento Show (live on KMET) - July 21, 1985 (9p-11p) --- Playlist --- Topic: woodpeckers Playlist Generated on 09/24/21 by www.madmusic.com Shaving Cream (ad libbed live in studio due to tape cue error) - Dr. Demento (Barret Hansen) Just A Big Ego - Bob & Zip Sit On My Face - Monty Python Big Butt - Bobby Jimmy & The Critters A Fine How-Do-Ya-Do - Emo Philips Why Our Family Is Nice - Emo Philips The Reluctant Dragon - Swing And Sway With Sammy Kaye St. Elmo's Fire (KMET rotation song) - John Parr Woodpeckers From Space - The Video Kids Woody Woodpecker - Mel Blanc & The Sportsmen Woody Woodpecker Song - Grace Stafford Woodpecker - Jerry McCain Sussudio - Big Daddy I'm A Nut - Leroy Pullins I Live In A Split Level Head - Napoleon XIV (Jerry Samuels) Plastic Jesus - The Goldcoast Singers Equustentialism - Emo Philips We Are Dead - Dale Gonyea Frozen Embryos - 3 Guys From Hollywood Can't Get There From Here (KMET rotation song) - R.E.M. Abu Dhabi - The Nerve - * Goodness Gracious Me! - Peter Sellers & Sophia Loren * She Loves You (Inspired By Dr. Strangelove, Unreleased) - Peter Sellers I Had Sex With Madonna - Barnes & Barnes - * Chiropractic Rap - Mr. Curtiss I See Bones - Allan Sherman - * Cohen on the Telephone (1914) - Barney Bernard Hooked On Polkas - "Weird Al" Yankovic Don't Lose My Number (KMET rotation song) - Phil Collins #5 - 99 Dead Baboons - Tim Cavanagh #4 - They're Coming To Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa! - Napoleon XIV (Jerry Samuels) #3 - Like A Surgeon - "Weird Al" Yankovic #2 - Pencil Neck Geek - Fred Blassie Money For Nothing (KMET rotation song) - Dire Straits #1 - Moose Turd Pie - Utah Phillips Next week: Paul Boomer & Lord Windesmear do fragrant battle.

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