Ciao, Sneakers! Thanks for joining on this week’s unlucky Episode 337!

While Ian and Dave are slaving away at VanCAF, you can enjoy: casual Sneakday, casual Zitzday; penis boing; alternate TV reality; really early comedy; alternate TV Beatles; choice dessert; unobservant dum-dums; mo’sugar mo’problems; standard salad; Dave’s Caesar salad recipe; most disappointing meal ever; salty foodstuffs; Toronto is a smelly town; book tizzy; movie recommendations: The Rider and Ghost Stories; and, finally, Top 5 songs about the sun as requested by Nettie Tebeau.

Thanks for listening.

Department of Corections:

Dave’s two hours sleep was really showing itself on this episode: the keyboardist who joined Yes after the departure of Tony Kaye was Rick Wakeman – not Alan Wakeman. (Dave was probably confusing him with sonn-to-be-new drummer Alan White.) Also, the third original member of The Fugs was Ken Weaver – not Ed Weaver, as dumbly suggested by al’sleepyhead Dedrick.

Top 5 Songs About The Sun As Chosen By Dave

1) “Sunshine, Sunshine” by James Taylor from the 1968 album James Taylor

2) “Singing to the Sunshine” by Cardinal from the 1994 album Cardinal

3) “Heart of the Sunrise” by Yes from the 1971 album Fragile

4) “Up on the Sun” by The Meat Puppets from the 1985 album Up on the Sun

5) “My Friend the Sun” by Family from the 1972 album Bandstand

6) “Fingers of the Sun” by The Fugs from the 1968 album Tenderness Junction

Stephen Colbert is right: