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Zsat 150509 113 Songs, 4.6 Hours, 799.3 MB Page 1 of 5 zsat 150509 113 songs, 4.6 hours, 799.3 MB Name Time Album Artist 1 Party switch 0:10 2 Chromium Switch truncated 0:07 Firesign Theatre 3 07 Tyron & The Nu Ports - On A <Saturday Night> 2:06 4 Station Identification 0:07 Station ID Cara Dell'Apa 5 Bush Jamie is boring 2 _bore to about 03_ 0:07 6 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 7 Cross Walk (Inst.) 2:56 Slcd 1173 - Shake Rhythm Hen Gates & The House Rockers 8 Sand in Your Eye 2:12 Early Rockin' Rhythm & Blues - SLCD 1165 Still… The Passengers - Black wich-a-way rhythm 9 Gimme, Gimme, Gimme 2:17 Early Rockin' Rhythm & Blues - SLCD 1165 Still… Tippie and The Clovermen - Black wich-a-way rh… 10 Stompin' 2:01 Frolic Diner Volume 5 11 The Night Owls 11 Blow Hamp Blow 1:58 Smoking The Black Rhythm Rock Unknown artist not lionel hampton SLCD 1170 -… 12 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 13 'til The Well Runs Dry 2:07 Jump, Jive & Swing Carr, Wynona 14 peg leg woman 2:28 Stompin' 7 Willie King 15 Straighten Up Baby 2:31 Stompin' 6 Willard Harris & His Czars of Rhythm 16 Lizzie Lou 2:41 Stompin' 25 Willie Mitchell Orch. 17 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 18 Fort Worth Stomp 2:59 Washboard Rodeo Washboard Rodeo 19 Flow On 4:06 The Whop Boom Bam All That 20 Lula, Lula Don't You Go To Bingo 3:28 Live! At The Habibi Temple, Lake Charles Louisia… Boozoo Chavis 21 Boogie Woogie Zydeco 2:11 Movin' On Up Keith Frank 22 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 23 Juicy Fruit <rich cashmire car parked in air, show… 2:18 Blues Masters Vol.5 Jump Blues Classics Rudy Greene zsat 150509 Page 2 of 5 Name Time Album Artist 24 No Good Woman Blues 2:50 A Shot in the Dark - Nashville Jumps - Disc 1 [Di… Rudy Green 25 My Mumblin' Baby 2:21 A Shot in the Dark - Nashville Jumps - Disc 7 [Bl… Rudy Green 26 Wild Life <Saturday night> 2:29 Stompin' 18 Rudy Greene 27 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 28 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 29 Skinny Jimmy 2:29 Double Crossing Daddy Varetta Dillard 30 Getting Ready For My Daddy 2:17 Double Crossing Daddy Varetta Dillard 31 Send Me Some Money 2:17 Double Crossing Daddy Varetta Dillard 32 Them There Eyes 2:10 Double Crossing Daddy Varetta Dillard 33 I Can't Stop Now 2:07 Double Crossing Daddy Varetta Dillard 34 Scorched 2:33 Double Crossing Daddy Varetta Dillard 35 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 36 The Girl Form Kooka Monga 2:40 New Orleans Popeye Party Tommy Ridgely 37 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 38 Tallahassee Lassie 3:25 Live At The BBC (Disc 2) Fleetwood Mac 39 Rhythm Feet 2:31 Bb Cd 55188 - Rhythm Feet Carroll (Wild Red) Pegues 40 Aw! Who? 2:16 Return of the Mac: Doctor John 1959-1961 Carroll, Bat 41 Boogie Woogie Rag 2:15 Sentimental Journey 23 Carr, Joe 'Fingers' 42 Jam Up 2:42 Fifties Collection Ridgeley, Tommy 43 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 44 Fine fine baby 2:28 Rhythm & Blues Collection Mabel Scott 45 He's So Fine 1:43 The Girl Groups Of Hit Records 10Dacrons 46 he's so fine 2:29 witchcraft in the air the corvells 47 You're So Fine 2:57 Never Mind The Quality...Feel The Soul Linda Jones 48 Real Fine Daddy - Helen Humes 2:16 Dootone Rock & Rhythm 'n' Blues 15 49 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 zsat 150509 Page 3 of 5 Name Time Album Artist 50 (She's So Fine) So Glad She's Mine 2:35 The Northern Soul Of Jewel-Paula-Ronn Carter Brothers 51 Take Your Fine Frame Home 2:26 R And B Hipshakers Vol.3 Just A Little Bit Of The… Billy Gayles 52 Ford Hopkins - Ya Fine Fine Fine <drum> 2:09 Greasy Rock'N'Roll Vol 6 Various Artists 53 True Fine Mama 2:32 09 Little Julian Herrera And The Tigers 54 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 55 So good, so fine 2:17 Doo Wop - As Good As It Gets : CD 2 Harptones, The 56 So Fine 1:34 So Fine: 54-58 Swingtime Jesse Belvin W/The Chargers 57 So Fine And Brown 2:22 Boogie, Blues And Bounce: The Little Willie Littlefield 58 Topless 2:02 Stompin' 3 Various Artists 59 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 60 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 61 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 62 Jet Tone Boogie (Chess 1723) (1959) 1:58 Etr 60 Rocky Olson And The Jet Tones 63 The Jet-Tones - Henry 2:15 Rockabilly Hoodlums - Vol. 3 19 64 16 Twangy 2:26 Jet Tones 65 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 66 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 67 Fireball 1:48 Buddy's Buddies: Holly for Hire (1957-1959) Disc 2 The Fireballs 68 Quite A Party 1:50 Come On Let's Go- The Pye International Story The Fireballs 69 Torquay 1:56 Surf's Comin' 3 The Fireballs 70 09 - The Fireballs - Long Long Ponitail 2:02 71 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 72 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 73 Sad as a Man Can Be 2:07 Stompin' 6 Billy Gayles 74 Bobbie Town Boogie 2:24 Slcd 1173 - Shake Rhythm Lee Brown 75 Sugar Shack 2:03 George Tomsco:Tex-Mex Fireball George Tomsco zsat 150509 Page 4 of 5 Name Time Album Artist 76 Rip It Up - demo 2:34 George Tomsco:Tex-Mex Fireball George Tomsco 77 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 78 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 79 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 80 Bad Boy 2:18 Larry Williams - At His Finest Specialty Rock 'n'… Larry Williams 81 Hootchy-Koo 2:34 Larry Williams - At His Finest Specialty Rock 'n'… Larry Williams 82 Hey Now, Hey Now Aka Jockomo 1:57 Larry Williams - At His Finest Specialty Rock 'n'… Larry Williams 83 The Dummy 1:59 Larry Williams - At His Finest Specialty Rock 'n'… Larry Williams 84 Make A Little Love (Take 1 -59) 1:46 Larry Williams - At His Finest Specialty Rock 'n'… Larry Williams 85 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 86 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 87 Announcer Break Silence 1 min 1:00 88 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 89 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 90 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 91 Announcer Break Silence 3 min 3:00 92 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 93 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 94 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 95 Crawfish Hole 6:16 Sanson, Krown And Fohl Sanson, Krown And Fohl 96 Hey Little Crayfish 1:53 Clcd 4529 - Rockin' Hoodlums Hicks And Stuff -… Don Michel & The Misfits 97 Scramuzza Dr crawfish cure 0:09 98 The Crawfish Crawl 2:07 Big Mamou BCD 16523 Link Davis 99 Scaramuzza Dr of crawfish 0:12 100 Crawfish 2:20 Wail Man Wail Disc 3 Jess Stone and The Stone Crushers 101 Crawfishin' 2:37 Step It Up and Go! Tearing Up the Roots of Rock… Clarence Garlow zsat 150509 Page 5 of 5 Name Time Album Artist 102 Crawfishin' 4:25 These Blues Are All Mine Tab Benoit 103 announcer break silence 2 min 2:00 104 Announcer Break Silence 4 min 4:01 105 22 Now Stop _start at _9 under _a___RCA asks… 2:13 106 Teenage Rebel 2:05 Rock 'n' Roll Girls Vol. 9 Carol Honeycutt 107 Sugar Shack 2:04 The Complete Singles - Disc2 Jimmy Gilmer & The Fireballs 108 Door Poppin' 2:40 Exit To Mystery Street Paul Sanchez 109 Sisters 3:28 Jambalaya Boutté, John 110 Cajun Blues 1:45 va - Greaser Instrumentals Vol. 4 Rusty York 111 Interview: Playing In New Orleans 4:24 The Old Ace Babe Stovall 112 You've Got To Have Freedom 14:17 Live Pharoah Sanders and Idris Muhammed 113 Fireball 2:50 The Chess Years - Disc 7 of 12 Bo Diddley.
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