Hey everyone,

Thanks for stopping by on "The Big Day"! Music about this day, that day, or the other day. Or is it yesterday, today, or tomorrow. Maybe a sunny day, a lazy day, a cloudy day, or an ozone day.

title -- artist -- album -- yr -- label

Day After Day -- Badfinger -- Straight Up -- 71 - Apple (Lp) Capitol (cd)
Perfect Day -- the Smallstones -- Cafe Bleu -- 99 -- Modern World
Count the Days -- the Archibalds -- Easy Living -- 09 -- Super Pop
Ozone Day -- American People -- Because We Can -- 01 -- Plethorazine

When Day Is Done -- Hot Club of Cowtown -- Dev'lish Mary -- 00 -- Hightone
Poppy Day -- the Hussys -- Super Pro + -- 08 -- Quince
Sunny Day Strut -- Hot Tuna -- Burgers -- 72 -- RCA
Ramshackle Day Parade -- Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros -- Streetcore -- 03 -- Hellcat

Cloudy Day -- J.J. Cale -- Shades -- 81 -- Mercury
Cheap Day Return -- Jethro Tull -- Aqualung -- 71 -- Chrysalis
Day In / Day Out -- Nat King Cole -- Re: Generations -- 09 -- Capitol
Lazy Day -- Us3 -- Hand on the Torch -- 93 -- blue Note

100 Days, 100 Nights -- Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings -- 100 Days, 100 Nights -- 07 -- Daptone
Drag Yourself Through the Days -- The Green -- Broken Science -- 09 -- ??
In Between Days -- the Cure -- Greatest Hits -- 01 -- Elektra/Asylum
Smile the Day After Today -- Black Moth Super Rainbow -- Eating Us -- 09 -- Graveface

In the Days of the Caveman -- Crash Test Dummies -- the Flintstones (orig. s/t) -- 94 -- MCA
Lazy Day -- the Moody Blues -- On the Threshold of a Dream -- 69 -- Polydor
Perfect Day -- Lou Reed -- Transformer -- 72 -- RCA

Strange Days -- the Doors -- Strange Days -- 67 -- Elektra
Daylight -- Matt & Kim -- Grand -- 09 -- One Label

Brand New Day -- Guy Forsyth -- Love Songs: For and Against -- 05 -- Small & Nimble

That's about it for today!
Next Week:

"Have A Nice Day" -- Rocky

Hey Ho!

With no particular theme to grind for today's show and due to no longer being on Friday where our theme-less shows could be called "Free Form Fridays" we are renaming our sporadically presented free form shows "The Incredible Randomness of Being Le Chateau Daddy-O. Thank you for your un-discouragement!

title -- artist -- album -- yr -- label

Mean Mistreater -- Grand Funk Railroad -- The Best of... -- 90 - CEMA
If 6 Was 9 -- the Jimi Hendrix Experience -- Axis Bold as Love -- 67 -- MCA
Situation -- the Jeff Beck Group -- Rough and Ready -- 71 -- Epic

Representing the Mambo -- Little Feat -- Representing the Mambo -- 89 -- Warner Bros.
No Sugar Tonight -- the Guess Who -- These Eyes -- 92 -- RCA [Orig. on American Woman -- 70 -- Buddha]
Am I Here? -- Johnny Winter And -- Johnny Winter And -- 70 -- Columbia

Waiting For the Sun -- the Doors -- Morrison Hotel -- 70 -- Elektra
Help, I'm A Rock -- Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention -- Freak Out -- 66 -- Rykodisc (though I would have sworn the originals were on Verve?)
Court of the Crimson King -- King Krimson -- In the Court of the Crimson King -- 69 -- EG

Up To Me -- Jethro Tull -- Aqualung -- 71 -- Chrysalis
Salty Candy -- Leon Russell & Mark Benno -- Asylum Choir II -- 71 -- Shelter [Re-issues on The Right Stuff]
Can't You Hear Your Daddy's Heartbeat -- the Steve Miller Band -- Brave New World -- 69 -- Capitol
(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher -- the Move (later ELO) -- Shazam -- 70 -- Repertoire

Saddle in the Rain -- John Prine -- Prime Prine: the Best of... -- 76 -- Atlantic
Knock Yourself Out -- Tower of Power -- East Bay Grease -- 70 -- Rhino
One Man Down -- Christina Courtin -- Christina Courtin -- 09 -- Nonesuch [today's new girl / woo-hoo]

Start All Over Again -- the J. Geils Band -- Bloodshot -- 73 -- Atlantic

Thanks for listening! Happy Bastille Day! Welcome Back Rod Moag!

Next Week: I guess we'll see now won't we. I'll update this when the Magic 8 Ball re-surfaces. xo Rocky

Celebrating (or at least not complaining) the recent abundance of hot summer sun and the resultant triple digit days we've been enjoying (?).

Hot Summer Sun lines up the music about heat or hot related topics...the summer...and the sun all rolled into one.

title -- artist -- album -- yr -- label

Hot! Hot! Hot! -- The Cure -- Galore -- 97 -- Fiction/Elektra
Summer Scarf -- Blue Eyed Blacks -- Black Eyed Soul -- 08 -- Chicken Ranch
Sun Comes Up -- XX Teens -- Welcome to Goon Island - 08 -- EMD Int'l
Hot Cha -- They Might Be Giants -- Flood -- 90 -- Elektra
Summer Girl -- Cosmonauti -- Bikini Angel -- 03 -- Omom Music

Born on a Day the Sun Didn't Rise -- Black Moth Super Rainbow -- Eating Us -- 09 -- Graveface
Hot Foot -- the Boss Martians -- Invasion of the Live Boss Martians -- 97 -- Vagrant
Summertime -- Santo & Johnny -- Roots of Led Zeppelin -- 04 -- proper box UK
Strange Sunshine -- Jennie DeVoe -- Strange Sunshine -- 09 -- Rubin the Cat

I Got the Hots -- The Soft Boys -- Underwater Moonlight...and How It Got There -- 01 -- Matador (reissue of 1980 release w/bonus cd)
Summer Cannibals -- Patti Smith -- Gone Again -- 96 -- Arista
The Sun -- the Pretty Things -- Emotions -- 67 -- Fontana
Snowflake in a Hot World -- Mercury Rev -- Snowflake Midnight -- 08 -- V2

White Summer -- the Yardbirds -- Ultimate (disc 2) -- 01 -- Rhino
Mambo Sun -- T. Rex -- Electric Warrior -- 71 -- Reprise
Looking For Some Heat -- Otis Taylor -- Pentatonic Wars & Love Songs -- 09 -- Telarc

Long Hot Summer Night -- Jimi Hendrix -- Electric Ladyland -- 68 -- MCA
Solar Flare -- Scott Pinkmountain & the Golden Bolts of Tone -- The Full Sun -- 09 -- Howells Transmitter
Summer in Shadows -- the Diagonals -- Valley of the Cyclops -- 09 -- Monofonus Press
Heat Wave -- XTC -- White Music -- 78 -- Geffen
Hot Summer Day -- It's A Beautiful Day -- It's A Beautiful Day -- 68 -- CBS

May The SunShine -- Nazareth -- No Mean City -- 78 -- A&M

Only 2 or 3 months of summer left, maybe. In the meantime, be cool, and keep tuning in..... "I'm glowing like a pig!" -- Rocky

Next Week: One of our "easy listenin'" programs. Not even close to adult contempo but favorites from the Daddy-O stash.

Greetings folks,

What would follow 4 weeks of an imaginary June Bride Special?...why, The Reception of course.

I opened and closed the show with a few "wedding and wedding related" songs and in the meantime, LCDO's senior apprentice Art(uro) played vintage rock 45s from his collection for the bulk of the reception for your dining, dancing, and toasting the happy couple pleasure.

title -- artist -- album -- yr -- label

Opening "Weddin'" Set

Stop the Wedding -- Etta James -- Her Best -- 97 -- Chess
I Know That You're Married -- the Bad Livers -- Delusions of Banjer -- 92 -- Quarterstick
(Wedding Day) Driftin' - El Michael & the Moving Blues -- One Good Vibe -- 06 -- self release
Wedding Day -- the Backsliders -- You're Welcome -- 08 -- self release?

Art(uro)'s Reception Throw Down

Artist --- Title --- Label (All 45, All the Time)

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Spirit - Uncle Jack (Ode)
The Yardbirds - Heart Full of Soul (Epic)
The Troggs - Gonna Make You (Fontana)
Syndicate of Sound - Little Girl (Flashback)
The Ugly Beats - Options By The Pound (Get Hip)

The Floyd Morris Trio - Organ Blues (Apex) [bed]

Frijid Pink - Drivin' Blues (Parrot)
Canned Heat - Time Was (Liberty)
Donovan (with the Jeff Beck Group) - Goo Goo Barabajagal (Epic)
The Bubble Puppy - Hot Smoke & Sasafrass (International Artists) ["Sassafras" is misspelled on the label]

Richard Berry and the Soul Searchers - Soulin' in C Minor (ARC) [bed]

Tom Jones - Sixteen Tons (Parrot)
Aimless Lady - Grand Funk Railroad (Capitol)
Rhinoceros - Apricot Brandy (Elektra)
Flamin' Groovies - Somethin' Else (Epic)

Cozy Cole - Topsy Part 2 (Underground) [bed]

Fever Tree - Where Do You Go? (Uni)
Thin Lizzy - The Rocker (London)
The Kinks - Such A Shame (Reprise)
Dale Hawkins - My Babe (Checker)
Shadows of Night - Dark Side (Dunwich)

Swingin' Medallions - Here It Comes Again (Smash) [bed]

Closing "Weddin'" Set

Happily Married Man -- Duane Allman -- An Anthology Vol.2 -- 74 -- Polydor
The Women I'm Not Married To -- Stephen Clair -- what Luck -- 08 --stephenclair.com

Wedding Bell Blues -- The 5th Dimension -- Greatest Hits on Earth -- 72 -- Arista

Hope you enjoyed our antics (for lack of a better word) this June...5 Tuesdays with Something Old, New, Borrowed, Blue, and the "Reception".

Next Week: A possible break in the theme action with one of our "easy listening" programs. NOT! adult contemporary! But laid back music as I see it nontheless. Thanks for listening to Le Chateau Daddy-O!