English rock band The Outfield is the "focus beam" artist on this new episode of Boppin' With Beth. Hear about their history, a couple of member's untimely deaths and some rockin' tunes from their discography. Plus, there's tracks from some of their influences including The Beatles, The Police, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Men At Work and Journey. There's a solo track from Tony Lewis and drummer Alan Jackman appears on a tune from Mike Berry & The Outlaws. Beth's Bop Of The Week is a cool cover of a Jackson Browne classic from LLC. Jammin' James Riley also has a surf tune from Messer Chups in Hang Ten. Bases are loaded on this show...tune in for a play by play.
Intro music bed: Carl Perkins- "Boppin' The Blues", Brian Setzer- "Boppin' The Blues" and The Cars- "Best Friend's Girl"
*Liner- The Beatles
The Beatles- "Penny Lane"
The Rolling Stones- "Ruby Tuesday"
David Bowie- "Heroes"
Men At Work- "Who Can It Be Now?"
The Outfield- "Talk To Me"
The Outfield- "Look At Me Now"
*Beth's Bop Of The Week music bed: Dan Seals- "Bop"
*Liner- LLC (Lorenzo La Cava)
LLC- "Somebody's Baby"
Journey- "Any Way You Want It"
The Police- "Roxanne"
Tony Lewis- "Here And Now"
*Hang Ten With Jammin' James Riley*
*Messer Chups- Magneto"
Mike Berry & The Outlaws- "Gone Too Long"
Outro music bed: Link Wray- "Rumble Mambo"
R.I.P. Tony Lewis and John Spinks
Beth's Bop of the Week artist: LLC (Lorenzo La Cava)
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