The Dr. Demento Show #79-38 - September 23, 1979

This show has 9 parts:

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Part 1

	Hot Rod Lincoln [first known play]	Johnny Bond
	The Topical Song (U.S. version) [first known play]	The Barron Knights
	Joe's Garage [first known play]	Frank Zappa

Part 2

	Song Of The Sewer	Art Carney
	The Eggplant That Ate Chicago	Dr. West's Medicine Show & Junk Band
	I Tawt I Taw A Puddy Tat	Mel Blanc

Part 3

	Hula Medley [only known play]	Pale K. Lua & David Kaili
	On The Beach At Waikiki [only known play]	Waikiki Stone-Wall Boys
	Mai Givee [only known play]	Hoot Gibson's Hawaiian Foursome
	Hawaiian War Chant	Andy Iona & Islanders
	Princess Pupule Has Plenty Papaya	Harry Owens & The Royal Hawaiian Hotel Orchestra

Part 4

	The Hawaiian Lei Song	Ruth Wallis
	Who Was The Lolo Who Stole My Pakalolo?	Don Ho
	Hawaiian War Chant (Ta-Hu-Wa-Hu-Wai)	Spike Jones & His Wacky Wakakians
	Aloha Oe [only known play]	Royal Hawaiian Band

Part 5

	Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick [first known play]	Ian Dury & The Blockheads
	Let's Sign A Treaty [only known play]	Don Johnston
	Green Garden Hose Part #2 [first known play]	Brother George Underbrush

Part 6

	Wet T-Shirt Night [first known play]	Frank Zappa
	Boozy Nights [first known play]	The Barron Knights
	The Alcoholic Blues	Billy Murray

Part 7

#5	The Ballad Of Irving	Frank Gallop
#4	Fish Heads	Barnes & Barnes
	The Hicky (On Your Neck) (Funny Five Extra) [first known play]	Tiny Tim

Part 8

#3	Pencil Neck Geek	Fred Blassie
#2	The Geek's Revenge	Don Noon

Part 9

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	Kin22 Offline - Member - 11-13-06 06:16 AM - 18 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d Don Johnston was a friend of mine who died in 1979 in a motorcycle accident. He was a DJ at KACY in Oxnard at the time of his death. I knew he had given some tapes to Dr Demento before he died. About a week after Don died, Dr Demento called me, looking for Don, and I told him the sad news. He asked for permission to play a tape that Don had given him, and I told him that he would have to contact Don's mother. That's the last I heard about it until now. Don Johnston was a great guy, and I still miss him a lot. I wish I could get a copy of this sketch...it was a comedy sketch, I'm sure, as that is what he always did. I have a couple of his tapes with comedy sketches on them.

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