Side A
Artist	Song
The Sophamores	Mama Wears The Pants
Rodd Keith	Gloria
Rod Rogers	Beat of the Traps
Ralph Lowe	The Lottery Freak
Norman Burns	Checker's Blues
Matt Vincent	Heading Out Of This World
Linda Lane	A New Kind of Letter
Lee Scott	Blue Jean Stringbean
Kay Weaver	Sleep On
Joe Stanton	A Has Been
Jim Wheeler	What I Like
Jim Reid	Evening Time
Jim Ward	Working Chant of a Woman
Jack Kim	Lady Off Pedestal At Notre Dame
Gene Marshall	Nurse, Nurse
Gary Roberts	What I Am, You Know
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Dick Rogers	I Wouldn't Hide The Moulding Rock
Dick Kent	Five Feet Nine And A Half Inches Tall
Charlie Clark	America's Love Carrier
Charles Vickers	Come On, Baby
Bonnie Graham	Train of Destiny
Bobbi Blake	My Husband, Lover, Friend
Billy Grey	What Love Is All About
Bill Joy	Livin' In Sin
Unknown	Temptaions and Desires
Unknown	Jesus The King Of The Jews
Unknown	My Glory Ladder
Unknown	It's Not The World It's What's In The World
Unknown	I Am Going To Where Jesus Is
Unknown	Daddy Don't You Love Us Anymore?
Rodd Keith	Get Wet
Ralph Lowe	Pretty Girl With The Natural Look
Norris The Troubadour Collegians	The Wall Street Daily Cry
Jim Reid	Evening Time (reprise)

Comment:

The third and final installment of Greasy Songs. Some really odd garbage here, including "I Wouldn't Hide The Moulding Rock", and the jazzbo/faux stream of consciousness groove of "Beat Of The Traps". What to make of a song called "Lady Off Pedestal At Notre Dame"? "Heading Out Of This World" is a touching song about a guy who shot another man because he didn't like his tie and is now facing the electric chair. It all culminates on the second half with some really bad religious tripe and the tear-jerking "Daddy Don't You Love Us Anymore?" before going back into the toilet with "Get Wet" and the surreal "Wall Street Daily Cry". Sexy and sensitive. What more could you want?

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