Side A
Artist	Song
Mad Daddy	Show Opening
??	Big Bad Train
Tony Sheppard	Zach
Ronnie and the Rainbows	Loose Ends
Mad Daddy	Immaculate Conception Record Hop
Surfmen	Ghost Hop
Zanies	The Mad Scientist
Mad Daddy	WHK Jingle, Lorrain Speedway Spot
Curtiss Gordon	Draggin'
The Exports	Car Hop
Radio Commercials	Tanfastic Tanning Lotion, Dick Lurie Guitar School
The Beehives	Beatnik Baby
The Strikes	If You Can't Rock Me
Radio Commercial	Mr. T's Auto Seat Covers
Mel Smith	Pretty Plaid Skirt
Mad Daddy	Stubbly McGonster ( Gillette Spot)
Hambone Hunter	Bacon Fat
Tommy Blake	F...olding Money
Mad Daddy	RCA Dehumid-d-d-difier
Mad Daddy	Dedications
Jack Starr	My Love for You is Petrified
Spot Barnett	Sweet Meats
Morine & The Zircons	Show Me Where it's At
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
The Astonishing Soto	Radio Spot
Mad Daddy	Outboard Plum
Syl Austin	He's a Real Gone Guy
Huey "Piano" Smith	Doin' The Beatnik Twist
Mad Daddy	Record Rendezvous Spot
Link Wray	Deuces Wild
Esquerita	Get Back Baby
Mad Daddy	WINS Jingle, Super Snooper Scope
Nelson Young	Rock Old Sputnik
Jack Scott	Baby, Baby
Movie Trailer	Prehistoric Women
Mad Daddy	Baseball Scores
Royal Tones	Black Lightning
Claude Cloud	One Bone
Mad Daddy	Four Button Idiots
Hasil Adkins	The Hunch
The Rivingtons	Mama-Oo-Mow-Mow
Mad Daddy	Weather
Kip Tyler and his Flips	Jungle
Glen Glenn	Everybody's Movin'
Mad Daddy	Photo
The Busters	Bust Out
Screamin' Joe Neal	Rock 'n' Roll Deacon
Mad Daddy	A Little Mello Jello and some Winky Blinky Juice
Jackson Toombs	Kissa Me Quick
Wailin' Bill Dell	You Gotta Be Loose
Mad Daddy	The Winky Eye Goes Out......

Comment:

After getting the Norton Records album of rants and raves my the Mad Daddy, it seemed to me that it was really made for this purpose. I mean , I couldn't imagine myself listening to all the talking portions of a Rock 'n' Roll Radio Show put together with no Rock 'n' Roll , So I put it all together myself. My aim was to try to reconstruct a Mad Daddy show with what was provided on the record, I didn't use everything and there is stuff from both of his stints at WHK in Cleveland, Where he more than aptly filled the shoes of Alan Freed after he left, and WINS in New York, and of course in some spots when he says the time and date, it doesn't correspond with the last time but over all I think it works quite well.

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