1-800-Cocaine R&B on a Snow Day

This R&B show has it all. From Clarence Frogman Henry's "Ain't Got No Home", through "Drinkin' Wine, Spo-Dee-O-Dee" (Sticks McGhee's original version), Count Basie's take on "Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball?",  "That's What Makes my Baby Fat" from Joe Morris and Faye Scruggs and "Easy Easy Baby" from Ann Cole, yet another fine R&B singer who's almost completely forgotten today. Brian delivers a wonderful show.

He loved the PSA's on WMUA and I'm sure he couldn't resist the 1-800-COCAINE ad for a snow day.

Ain't Got No Home | Clarence Frogman Henry | 1956
A Gay Day | Earl Bostic | 1957
Rocket 88 | Bill Haley and the Comets | 1951
Pretty Girls | Eugene Church | 1958
Eyesight to the Blind | The Larks | 1951
I Don't Hurt Anymore | Dinah Washington | 1956
Drinkin' Wine, Spo-Dee-O-Dee | Sticks McGhee | 1949
Big Town | Roy Brown | 1951
The Applejack | Joe Morris | 1948
I'm a Man | Bo Diddley | 1955
Goodnight, Sweetheart | The Spaniels | 1954
Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball? | Count Basie and his Orchestra | 1949
So Long | Ruth Brown | 1949
Have Mercy, Baby | The Dominos | 1952
Cole Slaw | Frank Culley | 1949
I Got a Woman | Ray Charles | 1958
Rollin' Stone | Muddy Waters | 1950
That's What Makes my Baby Fat | Joe Morris and Faye Scruggs | 1953
Tweedle Dee | Laverne Baker | 1954
Help Me Somebody | The Five Royales | 1962
Just Keep it Up | Dee Clark | 1959
Stay | Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs | 1960
Chanson d'Amour | Art and Dotty Todd | 1958
Hurt | Roy Hamilton | 1954
Around and Around | Chuck Berry | 1958
X-Temporaneous Boogie | Camille Howard and her Joy Boys | 1948
Easy Easy Baby | Ann Cole | 1956