This week’s show (July 16th), is “If You Can’t Beatle them, Join Them” as we crisscross geography and time and play songs that sound a lot like The Beatles…but they aren’t. It isn’t Meet The Beatles, it is Repeat The Beatles.
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Playlist (Artist -Title- Album – Year of song) (Geographic Origin)
Opening Theme
Man or Astroman – Maximum Radiation Level – Experiment Zero – 1996
Background Music
Yellow Submarine film instrumental music
The Bee Gees – In My Own Time – Bee Gee’s 1st – 1967 (Australia)
Ronnie Burns – Coalman – Sixties Down Under – 1967 (Australia)
Bjorn & Benni, Agnetha & Anni-Frid (ABBA) – Santa Rosa – He Is Your Brother/Santa Rosa – 1972 (Sweden)
Czerwone Gitary – Nie Zadzieraj Nosa – To Walsnie My – 1966 (Poland)
Los Shakers – Rompan Todo – Los Shakers – 1966 (Uruguay)
Utopia – I Just Want To Touch You – Deface The Music – 1980 (New York, USA)
The Kaisers – No Other Guy – Shake Me – 2002 (Scotland)
Peter Berry & The Shake Set – Alright – For Goodness Shake – 2007 (Norway)
Guess Who – Till We Kissed – Shakin’ All Over – 1965 (Canada)
The Sneetches – Love Comes My Way – 1985-1991 – 1989 (California, USA)
The Raspberries – Nobody Knows – Fresh – 1972 (Ohio, USA)
The Spongetones – Now Your Gone – Torn Apart – 1984 (North Carolina, USA)
The Db’s – From a Window To A Screen – Repercussions – 1982 (North Carolina, USA)
NRBQ – A Better Word For Love – Message For The Mess Age – 1994 (New York, USA)
Badfinger – Know One Knows – Wish You Were Here – 1974 (Wales)
Squire – No Time Tomorrow – The Singles Album – 1982 (England)
Chemical Brothers – Let Forever Be – Surrender – 2003 (England)
Justin Heathcliff – You Know What I Mean – Love, Peace & Poetry, Asian Psychedelic Music – 1971 (Japan)
Jim Boggia – Peter Pan – Fidelity Is The Enemy – 2001 (Pennsylvania, USA)
World Party – She’s The One – Egyptology – 1997 (England)
Aerovons – World Of You – Aerovons – 1969 (Missouri, USA)
Lazy Smoke – There Was A Time – Corridor of Faces – 1969 (Massachusetts, USA)
Jade – Wait Till I Come Home – Faces Of Jade – 1970 (Ohio, USA)
Ellie Pop – Sometime Ago – Ellie Pop – 1968 (Michigan, USA)
Sleepy Hollow – Sincerely Yours – Sleepy Hollow – 1972 (Pennsylvania, USA)
The Gants – I Wonder – Nuggets – 1967 (Mississippi, USA)
The Knack – That’s What The Little Girls Do – Get The Knack – 1979 (California, USA)
The Flamin’ Groovies – Please Please Girl – Shake Some Action – 1976 (California, USA)
The Poppees – Jealousy – Jealousy/She’s Got It – 1985 (New York, USA)
The Beagles – Sharing Wishes – Meet The Beagles (Cartoonland, USA)
The Dukes of Stratosphere – The Mole From The Ministry – 25 O’Clock – 1985 (England)
The Gurus – Big Sea – Big Sea – 2003 (Spain)
Klaatu – Sub – Rose Subway – 3:47 EST – 1976 (Canada)
The Rutles – I Must Be In Love – The Rutles – 1978 (England)
LISTEN UP! with TOM CASETTA 
Thanks, Tom Casetta for playing my song “Wait Till I come Home” . I wrote and sang it with JADE over 40 years ago with the other 3 guys in the band. It was a magical recording experience, the year The Beatles split up in 1970. The album Faces of Jade was remastered at Abbey Road and reissued in 2008.
Randy,
Thanks for commenting. It is a pleasure to hear from you. The album has long been one of those great “lost gems” I love to share. I can say with much certainty that other tracks will find their way onto future shows. So, were you guys just local to Cincinnati. What was the scene like? Any other bands memories you care to share? They are more than welcome.