The Generation Exploitation Podcast #60

I haven't been podcasting a great deal lately as I have been super busy (lazy) and opting to just post full albums, which is so much faster and easier. But I found some time to put together The sixtieth episode of The Generation Exploitation Podcast this week. It's also available on Itunes if you feel like putting this, or any other episode, on your Ipod.

Listen to The Generation Exploitation Podcast #60.

Here is the playlist - the show also features various vintage radio airchecks interspersed throughout.

Here Come the Hawks - Dick Marx and His Orchestra
The Golden Jet (Bobby Hull) - Billy Van
Hockey Night in Canada Theme - Dolores Claman w/narration Jack Dennett
Midnight Madness - Joe Harnell
Bangkok Cockfight - Les Baxter
Teen Beat - Earl Palmer
He's A Penney Man - Michael Brown for J.C. Penney
Up Came Oil - Claibe Richardson and The Exxon Singers
16 Tons '65 - Tennessee Ernie Ford
NBC's Monitor - 1965 Episode with Henry Morgan
Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind - Lovin' Spoonful
The Clan - Curtis Fuller w/Freddie Hubbard
Witallia! - Yma Sumac
Holiday for Guitars - Buddy Merrill
Clear the Track (Eddie Shack) - Doug Rankine
Love Beat of the City - Les Baxter

The Hollywood Palace with hosts Rowan & Martin and guests Gaylord & Holiday, Betty Walker, Irwin C. Watson, Gene Sheldon and Jackie Gayle (1969)

More obscure comedy acts in one show than you can shake a Richard Lamparski book at.

The Hollywood Palace with host Burl Ives and guests Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy (1964)

Nipsey Russell - Confucius Told Me (1959)

A cornball "Adults Only" recording from Nipsey Russell. Listen to the whole album - Confucius Told Me.

The Nashville Sound (1970)

A sensational looking Country and Western documentary.

Car 54 Where Are You with special guest star Mitch Miller (1962)

Pat Harrington Jr. - Some Like it Hip (1960)

Listen to the whole album - Some Like it Hip

Sing Along with Mitch (1964)

Jimmy Carl Black 1938-2008

Yma Sumac 1922- 2008

Another giant has fallen. Maybe I've just been hyper aware, but more significant deaths have happened in the past ninety days than I can ever recall.

How to Marry a Millionaire with guest Morey Amsterdam (1957)

All in the Family with special guest star Burt Mustin (1973) - Footage Offline - 5/30/09

Burt Mustin is one of my favorite old television character actors, as he seems to pop up in every other thing I watch. From Leave it to Beaver to Dragnet to Bewitched. He died in 1977 and four All in the Family appearances were among the final things he did.

Pass the Buck (1978)

ABC Variety Show Line-up Promo (1964)

OK Crackerby starring Burl Ives (1965)