Captain Wayne's Mad Music Show, Episode #74, April 15, 2007

Topic: "Filk Funnies" hosted by Tim Ryan

This show has 6 parts:

Part 1

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	We Can't Find . . . (the creature in Loch Ness) [first known play]	Dr. Jane and the Primordial Oohz
#3	Stray Dog Man	Bill Sutton
	Black Widows in the Privy [first known play]	Karen Jolly
	Truck Drivin' Vampire	Michael Longcor
	Gay Vampire Boogie [first known play]	Cynthia McQuillin
	Fly By Night (Baby Vampire Boogie) [first known play]	Windbourne

Part 2

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	Popeye The Sailor's Ghost [first known play]	Leslie Fish
	Houseguests	Larry Warner
	Monsters In The Night [first known play]	Dianna Gallagher
	Wishful Thinking [first known play]	Technical Difficulties
	The Mummy Shuffle [first known play]	Juanita Coulson
	Silver Bullet Blues (live debut) (live debut) [first known play]	Michael Longcor
	Silver Bullet Blues (Take II much) [first known play]	Michael Longcor
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	Sweet Obsessions [first known play]	Tera Mitchel

Part 3

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	Chocolate Is A Vegetable [first known play]	Graham Leathers
	Sex And Chocolate	Urban Tapestry
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#2	Uhura	Joey Shoji & The Trektones
	He's Dead, Jim [first known play]	Julia Ecklar
	Temperature Of Revenge [first known play]	Tom Smith
	Demon In The Dark [only known play]	Brenda Sutton
	Mineral Rights [first known play]	Leslie Fish

Part 4

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#1	Banned From Argo	Leslie Fish & The Dehorn Crew
	The Android	Robin Nakkula
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	The Jedi Knight Blue Yodel (J for Jedi) [first known play]	Bill Maraschiello
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	Punfinished Symfunny (Adotta'd half) [first known play]	Mark Bernstein

Part 5

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	Dooda Rock Rock [only known play]	Dr. Jane and the Primordial Oohz
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	Teenage Popsicle Girl [only known play]	Bill Roper
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	Superman Sex Life Boogie [first known play]	Tom Smith
	You Never Seem To Listen To Me [first known play]	Robin Nakkula
	Don't Ever Call Me Stupid [first known play]	Brenda Sutton
	Beer Bed [first known play]	Bill Sutton

Part 6

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	Technonerdboy [first known play]	Urban Tapestry
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	I Just Love Those Old B Movies [first known play]	Steve Macdonald
	I Pop Pills	Nate Bucklin
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	My Karma Broke Down [first known play]	Three Weird Sisters
	(Going Down the) Cosmic Drain	Barry & Sally Childs-Helton

Next week: Politically In-Correct

Show Facts:

Filk is folk, for narrow values of "o" or broad values of "i"... - Joe Kesselman (Tim P. Ryan)

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04/15/07

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Messages about the show: "Captain Wayne's Mad Music Show, Episode #74, April 15, 2007"

	Tim P. Ryan Offline - Participant, MP3 - 04-16-07 09:48 AM - 17 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d 36 Songs, 19 by or lead by women, 17 by or lead by men. The highest percent in Mad Music Show history. 7 songs were heard on Dr. Demento before; this show is 80% new. The highest percent in Mad Music Show history, beating my near 50% in The Long Song Festival, episode 19. Check the artists pages for other Mad Music Shows that have more songs by: Bill Sutton Michael Longcor Leslie Fish Urban Tapestry Tom Smith Julia Ecklar Robin Nakkula Steve Macdonald Nate Bucklin and Three Weird Sisters -Tim

	peterpuck9 Offline - Participant - 04-18-07 01:05 AM - 17 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d Great job in seeking out mostly unheard songs that deserve to be heard. The first hour would work for Halloween as well.

	Sonic SBL Offline - Participant - 04-26-07 06:05 PM - 17 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d Aw, tartar sauce. I should have requested "Play That Filky Music" by Power Salad/The great Luke Ski.

	peterpuck9 Offline - Participant - 09-06-07 06:21 PM - 17 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d That was true until the "All Female Performers" Show #80.............. --- Tim P. Ryan 36 Songs, 19 by or lead by women, 17 by or lead by men. The highest percent in Mad Music Show history. -Tim

	Tim P. Ryan Offline - Participant, MP3 - 09-06-07 10:07 PM - 17 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d Where do you think Wayne got the idea in the first place?

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