By Alan Haber – Pure Pop Radio
Every Monday and Wednesday night at 8 pm ET, Alan Haber’s Pop Tunes Deejay Show rolls along with an hour’s worth of catchy melodic pop music from across the decades, from the songs that constitute the soundtrack of our lives to the latest releases from our favorite artists.
Last night’s show, the 15th in the current series, kicked off with the Searchers’ seminal “Sugar and Spice” from 1963 and closed with Mary Chapin Carpenter’s catchy reading of Lucinda Williams’ “Passionate Kisses,” from Carpenter’s 1992 album, Come On Come On. In between, a veritable who’s who of pop performers sang their hearts out, keeping the beat going and the warm melodies flowing.
Here is the playlist for show number 15, heard last night on Pop that Goes Crunch Radio:
- Dana Countryman | Pop Tunes Theme
- The Searchers | “Sugar and Spice” | Sugar and Spice, 1963
- Kurt Baker | “Thank Goodness It’s Friday” | The Lost Weekend EP, 2017
- Los Straitjackets | “(What’s So Funny ‘Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding” | What’s So Funny About Peace, Love and Los Straitjackets, 2017
- The School | “Hoping and Praying” | Loveless Unbeliever, 2017
- The Wilson Hospital | “Midsummer’s Ball” | Medication for a Lost Generation, 2002
- Terry Draper | “She’s All Mine” | Remarkable Women, 2017
- Bill DeMain | “Wendy” | Transatlantic Romantic, 2017
- The Timewhys | “I Said Hello” | Autumn of Love, 2017
- Winterpills | “Colorblind” | Single, 2017
- Anton Barbeau | “Rain, Rain” | Antronica 2, 2017
- OMD | “Locomotion” | Junk Culture, 1984
- Carpenter Caswell | “The Big Daddy” | Carpenter Caswell, 2017
- Ulf Holmberg | “Music to Watch Girls By” | The Mighty Shadow, 2017
- The Connection | “(It’s a) Monsters’ Holiday” | Single, 2017
- The Taters | “(It’s a) Monsters’ Holiday” | Don’t Scream! Songs to keep You Up at Night!, 2015
- Dana Countryman | “Halloween at Moog Manor” | Moog-Tastic – Electronic Melodies from the 24th Century, 2010
- NRBQ | “Only the Lonely” | Happy Talk, 2017
- Sagittarius | “My World Fell Down” | Present Tense, 1968
- Donovan | “Jennifer Juniper” | Donovan’s Greatest Hits, 1969
- Glen Campbell | “Guess I’m Dumb” | Single, 1965
- Mary Chapin Carpenter | “Passionate Kisses” | Come On Come On, 1992
Plus: Alan’s Snappy Deejay Patter!
Tune in every Tuesday and Thursday night at 8 pm ET for the latest episodes of Alan Haber’s Pop Tunes Deejay Show, heard exclusively on Pop that Goes Crunch Radio. All Pop Tunes playlists are archived in the Notes section of the show’s Facebook page; click here to be magically transported, and be sure to click the Like button while you’re there!
Pure Pop Radio’s signature shows, Alan Haber’s Pop Tunes Deejay Show, playing the latest and greatest melodic pop songs from today and across the decades, and Pure Pop Radio: In Conversation, the premiere Internet melodic pop talk show, air weekly on Pop that Goes Crunch Radio.

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