Thursday Night DJ Playlist

I was all over the freaking place this Thursday. But that's the crowd, too, so many different styles and tastes, hard to please everyone and I do try to please the people. But I usually end up just pleasing myself and DJ On-Call. She likes good stuff, too.
Click on the extended text to check out my playlist from Thursday, Feb. 22 from 10pm-2:30am.
You may even get an extra surprise, for reading to the end ....

Quiet Whiskey    Wynonie Harris
Peek-A-Boo    The Cadillacs
The Theme of Terry    Takeshi Terauchi and Bunnys
Steppin Out    Paul Revere And The Raiders
All Night Long    The Bad Seeds 
Werewolves of London    Warren Zevon
My Babe    Jeanne Hatfield
Roller Girl     Anna Karina
Louie Louie - Little Bill with the Adventurers    Various Artists
Get A Shot of Rhythm & Blues    Arthur Alexander
Les Filles C'Est Fait    Charlotte Leslie
Lo Boob Oscillator    Stereolab
I Don't Hear You    Holly Golightly & The Greenhornes
Jaan Pehechaan Ho - Mohammed Rafi   
Bo Diddley (1955 Single Version) [Mono]    Bo Diddley
C30, C60, C90 Go    Bow Wow Wow
I'm Gonna Find A Cave    The Banana Splits
Strokin'    Screamin' Jay Hawkins
Baby's Got Sauce    G. Love & Special Sauce
Here Comes Your Man    Pixies
Let's Go    The Feelies
Statue Of Liberty    XTC
Blister In The Sun    Violent Femmes
Wig-Wam Bam - The Donnas   
Cherry Bomb    The Runaways
Jet Boy Jet Girl (Album) - Chron Gen
Valentine    The Replacements
Boys Don't Cry    The Cure
Rapture    Blondie
Instant Club Hit (You'll Dance to Anything)    The Dead Milkmen
I Can Only Give You Everything    MC5
Idle_Gossip    Toy Dolls
My Boyfriend's Learning Karate    Thee Headcoatees
Tell That Girl To Shut Up    ALTER EGO
I'm A Cult Hero     Cult Hero   
She's Tight    Cheap Trick
Pinhead    The Ramones
Bang The Drum    Railroad Jerk
Crimson And Clover    Tommy James And The Shondells
Ooh la la    The Faces
Vicious    Lou Reed
Schitzo    The Masonics
Jennifer    Johnny Curious and The Strangers
Baby Runaround    Gears
Bang a Gong (Get It On) [Single/LP Version]    T. Rex
Whoo! Alright Yeah...Uh Huh    The Rapture
GO!    Tones On Tail
Age Of Consent    New Order
Time Will Tell (Outtake)    The Kinks
Save My Soul    The Wimple Winch
Be a Caveman    Dwarves
Left in The Dark    Vertebrats
Devil Inside    INXS
Searching    The Omens
Love Potion No. 9    The Searchers
Get Ready    Syl Johnson
Can I Be Your Squeeze    Chuck Carbo
Soul Dance No. 3    Carl Holmes and the Commanders
Hold On This Time    Fontella Bass
Where It's At    Beck
The Magnificent Seven    The Clash
Harry May    The Business                  
Revival    Me Phi Me
Emergency    999
Away From It All    Carpettes
lies    Chron gen
Ulster    Sham 69
gonna go non stop   
Alone    Thee Headcoats
Nanny Nanny Boo Boo    Le Tigre
Danse Sur la M***e    Prototypes
Fuckoff Is Not the Only Thing You Have to Show    C.S.S.
Your Woman    White Town
Give It to Me Baby    Rick James
Your Thing Is A Drag    Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings
Out of Sight    Simon
It's LB Time     Joe Cobb
Filthy/Gorgeous    Scissor Sisters
I Want You Back    The Jackson 5
Come On Sock It To Me    Syl Johnson
Bring It Up    James Brown & The Famous Flames
Jaan Pehechaan Ho - Mohammed Rafi     (listen)
Little Demon    Screamin' Jay Hawkins
(right around here is where I got over it and decided I hated everyone and wanted to go home because half the people like crap, the other have very specific tastes and want to hear those one or two obscure bands they like and that's it.)
Happy Birthday    "Weird Al" Yankovic (HAPPY BIRTHDAY TAMMY M.!)
Head Over Heels    The Go-Go's
(Keep Feeling) Fascination    The Human League
Word Up    Cameo
On Fire (Remix)    Tone Loc
Joy N' Pain    Rob Base
Sophisticated Boom Boom    The Goodies
Sorry 'Bout That    Nancy Sinatra
I Cant Stand This Love GoodBye    The Others
Happy for the Rest of Your Life    Jimmy Soul
Get Up Offa That Thing    James Brown

(mp3s are for previewing purposes only, buy more music by the artists you discover on this site! I spend TONS of money on legitimate music via Amazon and ITunes, often from discovering new bands through other mp3 blogs, and scouring record stores for obscure R&B, Soul, Garage, and Pop. If you don't want an mp3 posted here, just let me know.)

Comments

[Malcolm]

Wow Hellcat... now that's what I call an eclectic playlist! It's too bad I don't live in Champaign because I would love to hear you spin. If I heard a club DJ play great obscurities like "Sophisticated Boom Boom" and "Little Demon", I would probably fall off my barstool.