D-Sides, Orphans, and Oddities

Ray Thomas of The Moody Blues, The Whispers, and sets by different artists that have nothing to do with each other.

A somewhat vanity show.

I play some Grand Funk Railroad, and Ken Ray and Marko help me deliver the chubs of rock and roll meat. I regret playing "Mingo, The Man With the Bullwhip" on repeat in our honeymoon suite, but cocaine ain't cheap.

Some guys from the Hillsborough Parade swing by. The Story of "The Mexican".

Music that played during the credits of obscure movies no one ever saw. Plus Anthony Newley, Hoyt Axton, Mark Lindsay...

Ron Dante. Plus, TWO Spiderman "rock operas" (that I know of) were recorded in the 70's. Totally unrelated to each other. The second with Stan Lee's participation.

Solo Beatle covers, some Steely Dan covers as well. I count SIX Steely Dan covers! Jeesh.

A selection of Roy Wood songs. Plus Bob McGrath from Sesame Street whitening up "Sir Duke" for the kids.

Marko's first appearance on our show. A whole bunch of performances, some whacky, some not so.

The Dope King's Last Stand, along with an assemblage of Hollywood starlets from the 60's. We used to call them "sex kittens". The very concept is sickening.