Funnier than Ray Stevens, wilder than Homer and Jethro, drier than Sheb Wooley and way more out of tune than Little Jimmy Dickens, these Rainbow Valley honky-tonkers plied their tirades on an essential and hilarious platter called "Alive at Johnny Mack Brown High School."
Genius, thy name is Statler.
You can hear a webstream of this episode of Radio Wowsville (and other fine WTJU shows) by clicking right here.
1. "I Went to the Hospital" - Cass McCombs - A [Monitor: 2004]
2. "Brains" - Lower Dens - Nootropics [Ribbon Music: 2012]
3. "Goin' Down to Liverpool" - The Bangles - All Over the Place [Epic: 1984]
4. "Madeleine" - Lissy Truffle - Lissy Truffle [RCRD LBL: 2012]
5. "Teenage Dreams" - Nada Surf - The Stars are Indifferent to Astronomy [Barluk: 2012]
6. "Work" - Cate Le Bon - CryK [Control Group: 2012]
7. "Lipsmack" - LA Font - Sharks [Sister City: 2011]
8. "Dr. Baker" - Beta Band - The Three EPs [Astralwerks: 1998]
9. "Be My Ambulance" - Sneakers - In The Red [Not Lame: 1978]
10. "Heavy Metal" - White Rabbits - Milk Famous [White Iris: 2012]
11. "This Will Be Our Year" - Memory House - Single [Sub Pop: 2012]
12. "Need" - V - 45 [1982]
13. "I Want Two Wings" - Rev. Utah Smith - 78 [Checker: 1944]
14. "Mary is Alone" - Dry Ice - New England Teen Scene Unleased [Arf Arf: 1968]
15. "East" - Billy Paul - Goin' East [Philadelphia International: 1971]
16. "Oblivion" - Grimes - Visions [Arbutus: 2012]
17. "Les Fleur (Fug re-edit)" - Minnie Riperton - Original Block Party Beats [EMI]
18. "Life Goes On" - Utopia - Deface The Music [Bearsville: 1980]
19. "Hey Bulldog" - Bill Deal and the Rhondels - The Very Best of... [Heritage: 1970]
20. "Draygo's Guilt" - The Fall - The Wonderful and Frightening World of the Fall [Beggar's Banquet: 1984]
21. "Ballad of Richard Speck (live)" - Cheap Trick - Bun E.'s Basement Bootleg [1975]
22. "Saturday Morning Radio Show" - Lester "Roadhog" Moran and the Cadillac Cowboys - Alive at the Johnny Mack Brown High School [Mercury]
23. "I'm Gonna Take What He's Got" - Etta James - Tell Mama [Cadet: 1968]
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