Stunted Development presents:
Stunted Development: Sunday March 5, 9:00-11:00 PM
Alyssa Salomon, the DJ formerly known as P. Swann of Can’t Stop The Music, here. I’m filling in for Bill Farrar this week.
I set Al G. Rhythm to work on the vast Can’t Stop The Music catalog, looking for ironic, esoteric, absurd and obscure items that would appeal to Stunted Development mega-listeners.
Turns out I had plenty of them: The Space Lady, the JFK Singers, Charles Manson, El Vez, Slim Gaillard, Malhombre and many, many more.
It’s a sodium-free edition of the always taste-free program Stunted Development, the greatest freeform radio show on the planet.
Playlist:
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The Legendary Stardust Cowboy, “Fly Me to the Moon”
from Launch Pad Favorites/Rock-It to Stardom
Munster/Amazing Records
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Frank & Nancy Sinatra, “Something Stupid”
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Billionaires for Bush, “Piece of the Forest”
2004
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Ray Price & the Cherokee Cowboys, “A Legend in My Time”
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Alphabetical Four, “Have You Heard About the World Coming to an End”
from Alphabetical Four (1938-1943)
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Charles Manson, “Charles Manson Crazy Talk”
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El Vez, “Immigration Time”
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Andy Corwin, “Cowboy By Day”
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Klaus Nomi, “Ding Dong”
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Nina Simone, “Revolution”
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Slim Gaillard, “Atomic Cocktail”
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Sacha Baron Cohen, “In My Country There is a Problem”
from Borat [Original Soundtrack]
Atlantic - 2012
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Washington Phillips, “What Are They Doing in Heaven Today”
from Washington Phillips & His Manzarene Dreams
Dust-to-Digital - 2016
Global A Go-Go Stunted Development March 5th, 2017
Posted In: Music Shows
Tags: absurd, esoteric, ironic, obscure