By Alan Haber – Pure Pop Radio
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Alan Haber’s Pop Tunes Deejay Show #51 | 4-24-18
The Playlist:
1. Dana Countryman | Pop Tunes Theme
2. The Monkees | “Forget that Girl” | Headquarters, 1967
Set Two: New!
3. Brad Marino | “Hey Girl” | Four Track Attack, 2018
4. Simon Love | “Joey Ramone” | Sincerely S. Love x, 2018
5. The Ice Cream Conspiracists | “We All Need Someone to Love” | Single, 2018
6. Wilson | “Right Here” | Single, 2018
Set Three: New Too!
7. Gilbert O’Sullivan | “Where Did You Go To” | Gilbert O’Sullivan, 2018
8. Scot Sax | “Writer of This Song” | Drawing from Memory, 2018
9. John Howard | “Comic Strip” | The Inner Beauty, 2018
10. Blake Jones and the Trike Shop | “Alchemy C’Mere” | Make, 2018
Set Four: More New…Plus!
11. Roger Joseph Manning Jr. | “Operator” | Glamping, 2018
12. Jellyfish | “Bye Bye Bye” | Spilt Milk, 1993
13. McPherson Grant | “Life is Good (At the DMV)” | Single, 2018
Set Five: New New!
14. The Supahip | “You Can’t See Me” | The Two Sided Face, 2018
15. Carpenter, Smith and Jones | “End of the Line” | Petty, 2018
16. David Myhr | “The Perfect Place” | Lucky Day, 2018
Set Six: More New!
17. The Quick | “It Won’t Be Long” | Mondo Deco, 2018 (Reissue)
18. The Beatles | “It Won’t Be Long” | With the Beatles, 1963
19. Lane Steinberg | “That’s as Close as We Could Get” | Lane Steinberg and His Magical Pony, 2018
20. Soft Hearted Scientists | “I Wanted You” | Take Time to Wonder in a Whirling World, 2018
Set Close:
21. Cotton Mather | “Lily Dreams On” | Kontiki, 1997
Plus: Alan’s Snappy Deejay Patter!
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