Other Mixes By J&C's Dad
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Ooooh Baby, Is This Great! (45 r.p.m. Vol 3)
| Artist | Song | |
| R.E.M. | Memphis Train Blues | |
| Robert Plant | Far Post | |
| Prince | Paisley Park | |
| Echo & the Bunnymen | Lips Like Sugar | |
| Archies | Sugar Sugar | |
| The Turtles | Elenore | |
| October Country | My Girl Friend Is A Witch | |
| Elton John | Ego | |
| Dr. John | Right Place Wrong Time | |
| The Swans | The Boy With The Beatle Haircut | |
| The Beatles | Lady Madonna | |
| Aaron Neville | Tell It Like It Is | |
| Isaac Hayes | It's All In The Game | |
| Smokey Robinson | Tell Me Tomorrow, part 1 | |
| Rolling Stones | Emotional Rescue | |
| Dora Hall | Satisfaction | |
| Joan Jett and the Blackhearts | Fake Friends | |
| The Status Quo | Pictures of Matchstick Men | |
| X | Riding With Mary | |
| The Troggs | Wild Thing | |
| U2 | Dancing Barefoot | |
| Patti Smith | People Have The Power | |
Comment:
Another in a collection of singles. The title comes from a comment written on the label of the Isaac Hayes single by a former owner, who must have been a radio station programmer.Feedback:
Wow, I never thought I'd see a mix with the Swans next to the Beatles!
Another neat installment, Rich.
all 3 volumes in this serie looks smashing