Beth's Crate Digging Extravaganza: The Ventures- "The Ventures a Go- Go" (1965) 05-03-24

 

We take a trip to the record shop for another Beth's Crate Digging Extravaganza on this episode of Boppin' With Beth. This week, we highlight the 1965 album titled "The Ventures A Go-Go" by The Ventures. This killer album is full of covers and originals by the band. We'll hear the original versions of some of the songs they cover by The Rolling Stones, The Kingsmen, Ritchie Valens, Sam The Sham & The Pharoahs, Thee Midniters and Chris Kenner. There's 2 full tracks of a couple of originals they wrote and snippets of all the others. Nicole from The Surfrajettes is the guest on Beth's Lightning Round and there's a track from them plus one of The Ventures tracks played is her favorite! Jammin' James Riley has a surf song from Southern Culture On The Skids in Hang Ten. Jeff "Skunk" Baxter, Venturesmania and Hershel Yatovitz have rockers on the show plus the outro is from our buddies, Mark Malibu & The Wasagas. 

Intro music bed: Carl Perkins- "Boppin' The Blues", Brian Setzer- "Boppin' The Blues" and The Cars- "My Best Friend's Girl"

The Rolling Stones- "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"

The Kingsmen- "Louie, Louie"

*Generic liner- Ritchie Valens

Ritchie Valens- "La Bamba"

Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs- "Wooly Bully"

The Ventures- "Night Stick"

The Ventures- "A Go-Go Dancer"

Thee Midniters- "Whittier Blvd."

*Lightning Round teaser liner- Nicole (The Surfrajettes)

Chris Kenner- "I Like It Like That"

*Beth's Lightning Round with Nicole Damoff of The Surfrajettes*

*BWB liner- Nicole & Shermy of The Surfrajettes

The Surfrajettes- "Toxic" (Britney Spears Cover)

*Hang Ten with Jammin' James Riley music bed- The Surfaris- "Wipe Out"

*BWB liner- Rick Miller (Southern Culture on the Skids)

Southern Culture on the Skids- "Billy's Board"

*BWB liner- Jeff "Skunk" Baxter

Jeff "Skunk" Baxter- "Apache"

*BWB liner- Deke Dickerson

Venturesmania (featuring Nokie Edwards)- "The Lonely Matador"

*BWB liner- Hershel Yatovitz

Hershel Yatovitz- "New Narabeen"

Outro music bed: Mark Malibu & The Wasagas- "Gnarly Ride"

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Side One Track Listing:

1. "Go Go Slow"

2. "Louie, Louie"

3. "Night Stick"

4. "La Bamba"

5. "The "In" Crowd"

Side Two Track Listing:

1. "Wooly Bully"

2. "A Go Go Guitar"

3. "A Go Go Dancer"

4. "The Swingin' Creeper"

5. "Whittier Blvd."

6. "I Like It Like That"

Beth's Lightning Round guest: Nicole Damoff (The Surfrajettes)

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Charley Pride "Focus Beam" on Boppin' With Beth 10-15-21

 

Country music icon, Charley Pride, is our "focus beam" artist this week. You'll hear about the incredible career of this late, great entertainer including a couple of his stellar tunes. We'll also play some of his influences including Ernest Tubb, Pee Wee King, Roy Acuff, Hank Williams, Red Foley, Red Sovine, Jack Clement and Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys! Jammin' James Riley has a Don Wade rocker in Rockabilly Rewind and we've got tunes from Southern Culture On The Skids, Johnny Cash, Jesse Terry and John McEuen with The Oak Ridge Boys as well!

Track Listing:

Intro music bed: Carl Perkins/Brian Setzer- "Boppin' The Blues"

1. Ernest Tubb- "Jealous Loving Heart"

2. Hank Williams- "Kaw-Liga"

3. Red Foley- "Hearts of Stone"

4. Red Sovine- "Camptown Boogie"

5. Charley Pride- "I'm Just Me"

6. Charley Pride- "Music in my Heart"

7. Roy Acuff- "Rolling in my Sweet Baby's Arms"

8. Pee Wee King- "Hoot Scoot"

9. Jack Clement- "The Black Haired Man"

10. Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys- "Toy Heart"

*Rockabilly Rewind*

11. Don Wade- "Gone, Gone, Gone"

12. Jesse Terry- "Pretty Good Hand"

13. John McEuen & The Oak Ridge Boys- "Hey Joe"

14. Johnny Cash- "Five Feet High & Rising"

15. Southern Culture on the Skids- "Is Anybody Going to San Antone"

Outro music bed: Chet Atkins- "Rumpus"

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