Artist	Song
The Secret Agents	Theme from Star Trek
Marie Adams & The Three Tons Of Joy	Whispers
Sessions	Smurfing Land
The Angels	What To Do
LIFE presents All About Life	Rocky On The Rocks
Donnie Elbert	Your Red Wagon (You Can Push It Or Pull It)
Paco Rossana	Cantelope Woman
Paul Mauriat AHO	You Keep Me Hanging On
The Government Issue	Pollution
The Chevrolet Experience (1977)	Fun And Functional
Dennis Pedevillano	After The Lovin'
Paul Mauriat AHO	Respect
Gloria (Rosebud) Black	Double Dealing Dude
Donnie Elbert	Who's It Gonna Be
Lance Hill & The Blue Belles	Mister Ragged Jimmy Jack
Gloria (Rosebud) Black	Would You Believe
Al Harrington	Love Calls
LIFE presents All About Life	Guantanamo
Marie Adams & The Three Tons Of Joy	Get On Up And Do It, Baby (Try It, You'll Like It)
Kenny Gordon and the Sound Gathering feat Denis Solee	And When I Die
The Roadshow Entertainers	Hey Jude
Crescent Temple String Band	Toyland
Norris The Troubadour Seaboard Coastliners	My College Girl, Part II
Al Harrington	Living Together
Sessions	Smurf Lullaby

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jfitz 303 mix

prepared by John K. Fitzpatrick * jfitz@teleport.com * The Oddball Auditorium
http://home.teleport.com/~jfitz/music/oddball.html


All tracks are sourced from original vinyl on my turntable.
Tracks 2, 6, 13, 14, 15, 16, 19 & 23 are song-poem related.
Al Harrington played Ben Kokua on "Hawaii Five-O".
"Rocky On The Rocks" could be considered anti-democratic propaganda.
The Government Issue "was expressly derived for the entertainment of the Army Soldier",
yet manages to be progressive (at least when compared to the LIFE and Chevrolet tracks).
"Fun And Functional" is clearly pro-capitalist propaganda.
"Guantanamo" is a prime example of counter-revolutionary propaganda.
Dennis Pedevillano... who can tell?

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