POP-A-LOOZA: Only The Beginnings [New Stories Have To Start Somewhere]

Each week, the pop culture website Pop-A-looza shares some posts from my vast 'n' captivating Boppin' (Like The Hip Folks Do) archives. The latest shared post is a gathering of opening paragraphs from a number of different short stories I'm in the process of fabricating: "Only The Beginning [New Stories Have To Start Somewhere]."

Art by Ed Catto, from "Chaos At The Copperhead Club"

Those are stories yet to come. Here are links to completed short stories, both sold and unsold, that I've shared on the blog:

Art by Shane White, from "The Copperhead Strikes!"

Guitars Vs. Rayguns!

The Last Ride Of The Copperhead Kid

The Copperhead Strikes!

The Copperhead Affair

Chaos At The Copperhead Club

Pop Friction

Home Of The Hits

The Greatest Thud Never Heard

Montie Pylon Finds His Holy Grail

Sword Of The Chosen One

Dreaming Deadly

The Undersea World Of Mr. Freeze

Art by the late, great Jim Aparo. It has nothing to do with me, but it's JIM FREAKIN' APARO!

My recently-published story "The Picture Of Amontillado" is not yet available to post here, and my recently-purchased story "Flight Of The Copperhead" is awaiting its turn on AHOY Comics' publishing schedule. Another story, "Rain-Hat Sam," is pending consideration from the good folks at AHOY.

But: more to come! Presumably. The varied beginnings of those potential stories provide the latest Boppin' Pop-A-Looza.

Art by Ed Catto, from "The Last Ride Of The Copperhead Kid"

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CC's All-Time Hot 100

Egged on my pal Fritz Van Leaven, here is my latest attempt to narrow down and cobble together a list of my all-time 100 favorite tracks. 

The exercise itself reminds me once again that I have way, waaaaay more than just 100 favorite tracks. The overall list of a mere 100 could vary on any given day, and in fact it omits a few tracks that were included in an all-time Top 40 I concocted just a few months ago. Consistency is overrated, though certain core tracks will always remain in my Hot 100. 

This is NOT the same as The Greatest Record Ever Made! With that duly noted, these are a few of my favorite tracks.

CC's ALL-TIME Hot 100

Updated 6/7/2022

ALL DAY AND ALL OF THE NIGHT The Kinks

ALL FOR SWINGING YOU AROUND The New Pornographers

ALLISON ROAD The Gin Blossoms

ANOTHER SAD AND LONELY NIGHT The Bobby Fuller Four

ANY WAY YOU WANT IT The Dave Clark Five

BABY BLUE Badfinger

BABYSITTER The Ramones

BEG, BORROW AND STEAL The Rare Breed/The Ohio Express

BITTERSWEET The Hoodoo Gurus

BLITZKRIEG BOP The Ramones

CALIFORNIA NIGHTS Lesley Gore

CARBONA NOT GLUE The Ramones

CATCH US IF YOU CAN The Dave Clark Five

COULDN'T I JUST TELL YOU Todd Rundgren

CRYIN' SHAME The Parties

DA-A-A-ANCE The Lambrettas

DO ANYTHING YOU WANNA DO Eddie and the Hot Rods

DO THE FREDDIE Freddie and the Dreamers

THE DOOR INTO SUMMER The Monkees

EMPTY HANGERS Anny Celsi

EVERYWHERE THAT I'M NOT Translator

THE FIRST CUT IS THE DEEPEST P.P. Arnold

FIRST PLANE HOME The Flamin' Groovies

FIVE O'CLOCK WORLD The Vogues

GIRLS IN THEIR SUMMER CLOTHES Bruce Springsteen

GLAD ALL OVER The Dave Clark Five

GOD ONLY KNOWS The Beach Boys

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN The Sex Pistols

GOING DOWN TO LIVERPOOL The Bangles

A HARD DAY'S NIGHT The Beatles

HEART FULL OF SOUL The Yardbirds

HEARTS IN HER EYES The Searchers

HELP! The Beatles

HIGHWAY LINES Mannix

HIS LAST SUMMER The Barracudas

I CAN'T EXPLAIN The Who

I CAN'T LET GO The Hollies

I DON'T WANT TO GROW UP The Ramones

I DON'T WANT TO SPOIL THE PARTY The Beatles

I ONLY WANT TO BE WITH YOU Dusty Springfield

I TELL NO LIES The Shoutless

I'M GONNA MAKE YOU LOVE ME The Jayhawks

(I'M NOT YOUR) STEPPIN' STONE The Monkees

IN THE CITY The Jam

IT'S COLD OUTSIDE Stiv Bators

IT'S MY LIFE The Animals

IT'S THE SAME OLD SONG The Four Tops

JOHNNY B. GOODE Chuck Berry

KICKS Paul Revere and the Raiders

KIM THE WAITRESS Material Issue

LAUGH, LAUGH The Beau Brummels

LIES The Knickerbockers

LOVE TO LOVE The Monkees

A MILLION MILES AWAY The Plimsouls

(MY GIRL) MARYANNE The Spongetones

THE NIGHT BEFORE The Beatles

NO PROMISE The Flashcubes

NO REPLY The Beatles

NOTHING REALLY MATTERS WHEN YOU'RE YOUNG Screen Test

ON BROADWAY The Drifters

PERSONALITY CRISIS The New York Dolls

PLEASANT VALLEY SUNDAY The Monkees

PLEASE PLEASE ME The Beatles

PORPOISE SONG (THEME FROM HEAD) The Monkees

PROMISED LAND Chuck Berry

RAIN The Beatles

ROCK AND ROLL LOVE LETTER The Bay City Rollers

SAYING GOODBYE The Muffs

SEPTEMBER GURLS Big Star

SHAKE SOME ACTION The Flamin' Groovies

SHE SAID SHE SAID The Beatles

SHEENA IS A PUNK ROCKER The Ramones

SHOUT IT OUT LOUD KISS

SOLITARY MAN Neil Diamond

SOUND OF THE RADIO Screen Test

ST. VALENTINE'S DAY MASSACRE The Cocktail Slippers

SYRACUSE SUMMER The Tearjerkers

THE TEARS OF A CLOWN Smokey Robinson and the Miracles

THANK YOU, GIRL [U.S. Capitol Records mix] The Beatles

THIS DIAMOND RING Sammy Ambrose

THIS YEAR'S GONNA BE OUR YEAR Eytan Mirsky

TIME HAS COME TODAY The Chambers Brothers

TIME WILL TELL Holly Golightly

TIRED OF WAITING FOR YOU The Kinks

TO SIR, WITH LOVE [MUSEUM OUTINGS MONTAGE] Lulu

TOMORROW NIGHT Shoes

THE TRANSYLVANIA TWIST Baron Daemon and the Vampires

TWENTY FOUR HOURS FROM TULSA Gene Pitney

UNCLE JOHN'S BAND The Grateful Dead

VACATION The Go-Go's

WALK AWAY RENEE The Left Banke

WALK, DON'T RUN The Ventures

WATERLOO SUNSET The Kinks

WE GOT THE BEAT The Go-Go's

WHAT AM I DOING HANGIN' 'ROUND? The Monkees

WHAT TIME IS IT The Jive Five

(WHAT'S SO FUNNY 'BOUT) PEACE, LOVE & UNDERSTANDING Elvis Costello and the Attractions

WOULDN'T YOU LIKE IT The Bay City Rollers

YOU REALLY GOT ME The Kinks

YOU'RE GONNA MISS ME The 13th Floor Elevators

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10 SONGS...no, 18 SONGS! 6/9/2022

10 Songs is a weekly list of ten songs that happen to be on my mind at the moment. The lists are usually dominated by songs played on the previous Sunday night's edition of This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio with Dana & Carl. The idea was inspired by Don Valentine of the essential blog I Don't Hear A Single.

This week's edition of 10 Songs (retitled 18 Songs for this week only), draws exclusively from the playlist for This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio # 1132.

IN DEED: Don't Kill The Babe

I curse the many years we didn't know about Uppsala, Sweden's phenomenal pop combo In Deed. So much wasted time. Here's something I wrote about In Deed in 2019:

"There's always something out there. Something new. It might not be brand new to someone else, but any record you ain't heard yet is a new record. Buddy Holly was new to me in 1973, when I was 13. The Velvet Underground was new to me in the early '80s. The path of discovery and celebration doesn't end, ever. Old stuff. New stuff. Old stuff that's new to you.

"In 2019, I discovered another new favorite band: In Deed, from Uppsala, Sweden. They're not new--their debut album At 4000 Meters was released in 2001--but I'd never heard them before, never heard of them before. Rex Broome and Christina Bulbenko decided they wanted their visionary U. S. record label Big Stir to bring the sound of In Deed to American ears. Big Stir made a digital download of the outta-print At 4000 Meters available to DJs to introduce us all to the now sound of In Deed, arranged for the first-ever CD release of the band's more recent second album Everest... 

"...Where would we be without people who keep the faith, people who spread the word? We used to be able to rely on the radio, on the rock press, on friends, on fans. But see, that hasn't changed; we still rely on all of these resources to bring us new sounds. Some of the details have evolved; where once we had Top 40 and/or alternative radio, Phonograph Record Magazine and Trouser Press, and a cousin with Deep Purple cassettes, now we have non-commercial and internet radio, blogs, and...well, we still have our friends, don't we? Friends like Rex and Christina introduced us to In Deed. Thank you, friends."

And In Deed is indeed still poppin', still delighting with a brand new Big Stir single, "Don't Kill The Babe." All good things to those who wait. We're told there's more to come. As, indeed, there should be.

POP CO-OP: Always In The Past

For the past four weeks, we were granted the opportunity to debut four exclusive tracks from Suspension, the then-forthcoming new album from the beauty, the splendor, the wonder of Pop Co-Op. Now? The new Pop Co-Op album belongs to the world! Frankly, I think Suspension is too good for some people, but if you read this blog and/or listen to this radio show, Pop Co-Op is for you. 

And that's the thing: pop music is for the people. We were honored to have exclusives to premiere these fine tunes, but we're more interested in everyone hearing them, everyone playing them, everywhere. Especially on talk radio; talk radio should stop being talk radio and play Pop Co-Op instead. For our unsanctioned (but unstoppable) fifth week of pummeling on behalf of Suspension, we programmed "Always In The Past," a lovely song written by Steve Stoeckel, dedicated to the late Chris Garges, Steve's friend and former Spongetones bandmate. Music heals. Music lifts us and carries us. We don't own it. It belongs to us all.

(Oh, and you oughtta be among those in material possession of a copy of Suspension: BUY IT!!!  

THE KINKS: The Hard Way

Our designated House Band the Kinks have been MIA as often as not in recent playlists. The nature of boppin' out the selections for each week's show manifests in the ongoing balance of A) yeah, we're likely to play our favorites, and B) we're just as likely to skip playing our favorites because, y'know, it's only a three hour show. The Kinks return to TIRnRR this week with a spin of a suitably aggressive track from their underrated Schoolboys In Disgrace album. 

Oddly enough, when the Knack covered "The Hard Way" for their 1980 album ...But The Little Girls Understand, I recall reading a review that chastised the Knackers for the line "I've got to be cruel to be kind," implying that the phrase belonged to Nick Lowe. It's a common phrase, so I'm not accusing Nick the Knife of ripping his 1978 hit "Cruel To Be Kind" from the Kinks' 1975 "The Hard Way," but nor is it fair to knock the Knack in this regard. (And the Knack did a fine cover of "The Hard Way," by the way, but ya can't beat the House Band. Whether we play them each week or not.)

The SOMETHING ELSE! Set:

LAURIE BIAGINI: Hey Mr. Dj

THE MAYFLOWERS: Sunflower Girl

PERILOUS: Rock & Roll Kiss

POP CO-OP: Extra Beat In My Heart

MAURA AND THE BRIGHT LIGHTS: Perfect Girl

HOOVER AND MARTINEZ: What The Heart Wants

CAROLYNE MAS: In The Rain

DEADLIGHTS: Pretend To Pretend

IRENE PEÑA: In This Room

The secret's out. The clandestine Dana & Carl project previously codenamed Something Else! is in reality our new compilation album This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio, Volume 5. The CD is due soon from the good folks at Kool Kat Musik, and the above sequence shows you the album's first nine tracks in order. These will be joined on TIRnRR Volume 5 by more superswell offerings from In Deed, Gary Frenay, the Villas, Justine and the Unclean, Kid Gulliver, Kingmixer, Ballzy Tomorrow (with Robbie Rist), Kelley Ryan, Arielle Eden, the Jangle Band, Eytan Mirsky, and a couple of other stellar stalwarts we can't reveal just yet. BUT! We hope to have this rockin' pop treasure out by Septemberish, so keep watching the skies. This is gonna be something else.

MIKE BROWNING: A Girl From Somewhere

Our pal and reliable pop guy Mike Browning has just released his new album Another Bite At The Apple. We've heard it, it's groovy, and you'll want it if you have any vague hope of retaining status as someone cool. We've played a couple of its tracks already, and we follow up now with the latest, "A Girl From Somewhere." Hey, I think Micky Dolenz and Michael Nesmith may have known a chick from that same locale! 

SETH TIMBS: Young Lovers

Well, this is really nice. Smooth, luxurious, and ready for the radio, "Young Lovers" is a track from Easy Answers, the latest album from Nashville's Seth Timbs. It's a Kool Kat Musik release, which makes Seth our label mate. Howdy, label mate! Go team Kool Kat!

THE FLASHCUBES WITH THE SPONGETONES: Have You Ever Been Torn Apart?

Last Friday night, I went out to see Gary Frenay and Arty Lenin perform a low-key duo gig. I've been a diehard Gary and Arty fan for coming up on 45 years, ever since my first Flashcubes show on January 28th, 1978. I knew it would be mostly a covers gig (though we were treated to a performance of Gary's own should-be-classic tune "Make Something Happen"), but I also knew Gary and Arty do great covers gigs. From the Beatles to Michael Nesmith and the First National Band, Rick Nelson and the Everly Brothers through the Flamin' Groovies and Johnny Cash, a splendid time was guaranteed for all.

And maybe I wasn't entirely surprised that Gary and Arty played "Have You Ever Been Torn Apart?," their current single as the combined forces of the Flashcubes with the Spongetones. I didn't necessarily expect it either. Still, ya gotta hawk the single, right? I'm so glad I was able to witness it. And there's much, much more yet to expect from the Flashcubes.

THE 5TH DIMENSION: Carpet Man

The 5th Dimension recorded a lot of invigorating, timeless material, and had a great deal of deserved chart and radio success. "Carpet Man" was only a relatively minor (# 29) hit in 1968; it should have been Top 10 at least, and even that's selling it short. Fantastic, fantastic track, the equal of their signature "Age Of Aquarius/Let The Sun Shine In (The Flesh Failures)," and even better than anything else in the group's catalog o' superlative stuff. That is (to quote the Velvelettes) really sayin' something. True nonetheless.

THE RARE BREED: Beg, Borrow And Steal

The Greatest Record Ever Made!

FREDA PAYNE: Band Of Gold

Hey, speaking of my long-threatened book The Greatest Record Ever Made! (Volume 1)--an idle threat, maybe, but dedicated to the notion that an infinite number of tracks can each be THE greatest record ever made, as long as they take turns--here's an excerpt from that book's chapter celebrating "Band Of Gold" by Freda Payne:

"My wife Brenda also grew up listening to the radio. Jesus, didn't everyone our age do that? As a little girl originally from Brooklyn, living from school-age to young adulthood on Staten Island in a government housing project--an environment dramatically more racially- and culturally-diverse than my vanilla childhood surroundings--she was immersed in a lot more black music than this suburban kid was exposed to during the same time frame. 

"But Top 40 radio was an equal-opportunity rush. I heard Motown, just like she did. I heard the Honey Cone, Isaac Hayes, the Spinners, the Stylistics, the O'Jays, Rufus, Curtis Mayfield, and more, all pop music, offered for interracial, interfaith radio worship along with the Partridge Family, Three Dog Night, the Carpenters, and John Denver. It was the soundtrack of the '70s, in the city and the suburbs alike. Brenda heard more of it, and she heard it more often; but the soulful sounds certainly reached my ears sometimes, too.

"At the end of 1970, when Brenda was eleven years old, she listened to the year-end countdown on New York's WABC, the home of iconic NYC DJ Cousin Brucie. Cousin Brooooooooooocieeee! As she listened to the radio's proclamations that New Year's Eve, as '70 became '71, Brenda knew exactly which great record would be anointed # 1 for the Year Of Our Lord Nineteen Hundred And Seventy. And she was right. Number ONE! ONE! ONE! ONE! ONE! Freda Payne, "Band Of Gold." Brenda's belief was validated. And the hits just kept on coming...."

We have more hits to play. Keep 'em coming. And turn up the radio.

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POP-A-LOOZA: VIRTUAL TICKET STUB GALLERY Snapshot: Opening Acts, Part 2 [Buffalo Edition]

Each week, the pop culture website Pop-A-Looza shares some posts from my vast 'n' captivating Boppin' (Like The Hip Folks Do) archives. The latest shared post is a follow-up to last week's shared post about opening acts, this time spotlighting opening acts I saw in Buffalo in the 1980s.

The larger story of the years I lived in Buffalo was told in The Road To GOLDMINE, a personal reminiscence of my struggles and sporadic triumphs 1982 to 1987. As the title suggests, that was the period leading up to the twenty years I freelanced for Goldmine magazine. The Road To GOLDMINE is one of my favorites among all the many pieces I've written over the years. 

My memories of the '80s are, at best, a mixed bag of emotions. Music is a happy memory. Memories of some musical performances I witnessed in that time frame inform the latest Boppin' Pop-A-Looza.

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Fake THIS IS ROCK 'N' ROLL RADIO Playlist: Something Else! [A Mystery Thread]

This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio with Dana & Carl is simply too large a concept to be neatly contained within a mere three-hour weekly time slot. Hence these occasional fake TIRnRR playlists, detailing shows we're never really going to do...but could.

These fake TIRnRR playlists often veer into the realm of shows that we couldn't ever really do. Rules dictating limits of how much we're allowed to play from one resource in a single show prevent us from doing, say, another all-Kinks show, and the rules would preclude us from executing the playlist you see below. Plus, the playlist is too long for our three-hour time slot. 

But this fake playlist does have an imminent material implication. Can't tell you about it just yet, though we were pretty blunt in our hints about it in this week's real-world TIRnRR. For now, follow the mystery thread. Mind you, the final long set, the last two tracks in the next-to-last set, and the bonus track at the very end--everything from Irene Peña on--break the thread. But they offer another tentative clue for you all. And all will be revealed soon enough.

Like, on Thursday.

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Fake TIRnRR Playlist: Something Else! [A Mystery Thread]

THE FLASHCUBES: Carl (You Da Man)

SCREEN TEST: Sound Of The Radio

ANNY CELSI: Empty Hangers

THE RUBINOOS: Nowheresville

THE CLICK BEETLES: If Not Now Then When

POP CO-OP: Extra Beat In My Heart

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THE COWSILLS: She Said To Me

THE TEARJERKERS: Syracuse Summer

THE SLAPBACKS: Make Something Happen

GRETCHEN'S WHEEL: Plans

ARIELLE EDEN: Sagittarius

THE FINKERS: Last Thing On My Mind

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HAWAII MUD BOMBERS: Office Crush

THE GRIP WEEDS: Strange Bird

PACIFIC SOUL LTD.: We Go High

DEADLIGHTS: Pretend To Pretend

DM3: 1 x 2 x Devastated

MANNIX: Highway Lines

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CIRCE LINK & CHRISTIAN NESMITH: I'm On Your Side

VEGAS WITH RANDOLPH: She's An Intellectual

GARY FRENAY: Just Like Me

THE LOLAS: Sticker

JOHN WICKS & THE RECORDS: Edges Of A Dream

THE CATHOLIC GIRLS: Should Have Been Mine

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TIR'N'RR ALL STARS: Waterloo Sunset

PERILOUS: Rock & Roll Kiss

HELLO HELEN: Fall's Far Away

MR. ENCRYPTO: The Last Time [a cappella]

MAD MONSTER PARTY: Can't Stop Loving You

RAY PAUL: I Need Your Love Tonight

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CAROLYNE MAS: In The Rain

LISA MYCHOLS: Cactus Boy

BEAUTY SCENE OUTLAWS: Carl Cafarelli

THE RICHARDS: Five Personalities

P. HUX: Better Than Good

MICHAEL SLAWTER: Any Other Way

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THE ROOKS: Sometimes

THE DIPSOMANIACS: Syd Barrett

MICHAEL CARPENTER: I've Been Loving You

THE RULERS: I Want My Ramones Records Back

THE ARMOIRES: Responsible (Reuptake)

KELLEY RYAN: The Church Of Laundry

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CLOUD ELEVEN: Tokyo Aquarium

UNCLE GREEN: I Don't Wanna Know About It

POPDUDES: She Is Funny (In That Way)

THE ANDERSON COUNCIL: Are You Receiving Me?

THE VILLAS: Someone To Hold On To

CHRIS VON SNEIDERN: Lonely Tonight

IRENE PEÑA: In This Room

BALLZY TOMORROW: Out There

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LAURIE BIAGINI: Hey Mr. DJ

THE MAYFLOWERS: Sunflower Girl

MAURA & THE BRIGHT LIGHTS: Perfect Girl

THE JANGLE BAND: So Long

JUSTINE & THE UNCLEAN: Vengeance

KINGMIXER: Talking Down To Me

HOOVER & MARTINEZ: What The Heart Wants

TALL POPPY SYNDROME: Come Some Christmas Eve (Or Halloween)

KID GULLIVER: Forget About Him

EYTAN MIRSKY: This Year's Gonna Be Our Year

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IN DEED: Peace & Quiet