The Dr. Demento Show #82 - February 22, 1976

This show has 12 parts:

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Part 1

	The Hockey Song	Stompin' Tom Connors
	Basketball Jones [first known play]	Cheech & Chong
	Wah-Hoo	Bill Boyd's Cowboy Ramblers

Part 2

	Chew Tobacco Rag	Spade Cooley & His Fiddlin' Friends (vocal: Andy Climax)
	Cigareetes, Whuskey & Wild, Wild Women	Red Ingle & The Natural Seven
	I Owe A Lot To Iowa Pot	Jerry Samuels (Napoleon XIV)

Part 3

	I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You	Louis Armstrong
	Lines Upon A Tranquil Brow	Walt Kelly

Part 4

	Command Decision (Washington Crosses the Delaware) [first known play]	Stan Freberg
	Still No Sign Of Land (Cannibalism) [first known play]	Monty Python
	Jungle Boogie	The Roto Rooter Good Time Christmas Band

Part 5

	Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport	Rolf Harris
	Kangaroo Hop [only known play]	Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother soundtrack
	Opera Sequence [first known play]	Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother soundtrack

Part 6

	The Eggplant That Ate Chicago	Dr. West's Medicine Show & Junk Band
	Detroit City [first known play]	Lily Tomlin

Part 7

	That's Grandma [only known play]	Paul Whiteman's Rhythm Boys
	Argument Clinic	Monty Python
	Anything You Can Do [only known play]	Annie Get Your Gun original cast

Part 8

	Fifty Million Frenchmen Can't Be Wrong [only known play]	Sophie Tucker
	A Little Beauty [only known play]	Art Carney
	I'm A Woman [first known play]	National Lampoon

Part 9

	Poisoning Pigeons In The Park	Tom Lehrer
	Tennessee Bird Walk	Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan

Part 10

Part 11

#3	Friendly Neighborhood Narco Agent	Jef Jaisun
	Davenport Blues (Third Most Demented City - Davenport, Iowa) [only known play]	Miff Mole & His Little Molars
	Name The Capital (Second Most Demented City - Winnipeg, Manitoba) [first known play]	Stompin' Tom Connors
	St. Louis Blues (Most Demented City - St. Louis, Missouri) [only known play]	Rudy Vallee
#2	Star Drek	Bobby Pickett & Peter Ferrara

Part 12

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