Side A
Artist	Song
? & the Mysterians	Love Me Baby (Cherry July)
The Doors	Soul Kitchen
Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials	Chicken Gravy And Biscuits
Burning Spear	Marcus Garvey
Toots & the Maytals	Pressure Drop
Junior Murvin	Police & Thieves
Frank Zappa	Uncle Remus
Cream	White Room
Dirty Mac	Yer Blues
Ike & Tina Turner	Come Together
John Hammond, Jr.	Heartattack and Vine
Eric Clapton	Traveling Riverside Blues
John Lee Hooker	Boom Boom
The Rolling Stones	Route 66
Chuck Berry	Jo Jo Gunne
Sex Pistols	Johnny B Goode
David Bowie	Almost Grown
The Mothers of Invention	Wowie Zowie
The Clash	Brand New Cadillac
The Velvet Underground	Rock & Roll
Los Bravos	Black is Black
? & the Mysterians	96 Tears
The Kinks	You Really Got Me
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
The Rolling Stones	Around & Around
The Velvet Underground	I'm Waiting for the Man
MC5	Tutti Frutti
David Johansen	Build Me Up Buttercup
The Who	Pictures of Lily
Paul Revere & the Raiders	Searchin'
Freddy Fender	Ya Me Voy
The Sir Douglas Quintet	She's About a Mover
Ray Charles	I Got A Woman
Creedence Clearwater Revival	Night Time is the Right Time
Ike Turner & the Kings of Rhythm	Get Over It Baby
Sonny Boy Williamson	Bring It On Home
The Who	My Wife
David Bowie	Diamond Dogs
Lou Reed	Dirty Blvd.
Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers	You Can't Put Your Arms Round a Memory
Mott the Hoople	Ready for Love/After Lights
Ian Hunter	Once Bitten Twice Shy
David Bowie	It Ain't Easy
The Velvet Underground	Beginning to See the Light
Tom Waits	I Don't Wanna Grow Up
B.B. King	Nobody Loves Me But My Mother

Comment:

Continued from previous mix.
Some people lift an eyebrow at hearing that his nickname is "Wad" and mine is "Doowad", but it doesn't mean "I do Wad" (or "did Wad", even though Steve always introduces me as the "guy I lived with in Mexico" to which I add "but we're just friends now". "Wad" comes from all meanings of the word, Steve, as calm as he was, at times would lose patience (especially with us) and just shoot his wad, spouting off about God knows what. Also, he would get bothered by certain things and just kind of "wad up" like crumbled paper.
So, Tim was pretty much the source for both our nicknames. At parties, I would be like Cassady on Bennies, acting as Steve's surrogate hands, helping with `refreshment' (beer or otherwise), putting on miscellaneous visual or aural stimuli, fixing snacks, etc. I would get going so much that Tim called me "Do it all Doowad", inspired by some Ella "doo-wah, doo-wah, doo-wah".Actually, these CDs were made for the after-party for the fundraiser to buy Steve a new van. Second time he has been victimized as a quad. The first time, a friend of a later roommate ripped off about 100 CDs out of his collection (Zappa/Bowie/Mott/Pistols/The Damned/Standells/Who/all kinds of blues), and now his van that took him all over Mexico including the piramide del sol en Teotihuacßn.
Steve is philosophical about these losers and figures "anyone willing to steal from a gimp is gonna have Karma bite him the arse sooner than later" (paraphrased with liberties). The mix tapes I made with him were mostly done when he had gone to bed (and Tim was out with the zapatona), with him shouting out instructions and tips from the bedroom. To this day, my mixes still follow the same kind of ebb and flow of rhythm, melody and tone as songs are linked musically, lyrically, historically, contextually, solipsistically, antithetically or otherwise. As explained in Foelsch Sampler #3, Steve's baby brother kind of undid the nice collection of `Foelsch Samplers' I had put together, which is why these four CDs are not in the sequence, though they are pretty much in the same vein, with a couple of doowad touches here , and there .Sorry for tanto rollo, click here for the mix.As a final note, here is video of Wad before he was Wad, at 18 and lead singer for Proud Young Men, late of Crestwood, MO:

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