Dan’s Garage #8 (Aired 8/9/2016)

1 Bobby Comstock – Let’s Stomp (Lawn) 1962
2 Lonnie Mae w/ Gene & The Satellites (Fine) 1960
3 Two Kats & A Kitten – Kit Kat Rock (Fine) 1957
4 Frank Sandy w/ The Mel Thomas Trio – Tarantella Rock (1958)
5 The Redcoats w/ Steve Alaimo – The Girl Can’t Help It (Lifetime) 1957)
6 Baron Daemon & The Vampires – Transylvania Twist (WNYS) 1964
7 Madisons – Valerie (Twin Hit) 1964
8 Andy & The Classics – Wilma (Hurd) 1966
9 Bobby ‘D’ & The Trinidads – Don’t You Just Know It (Radiant) 1963
10 Catalinas – My Misery (Novart) 1963
11 Shorty Prescott’s Velvetones – Bring It On Home (Velvet) 1962
12 Continentals – Cathy’s Clown (Lifetime) 1963
13 Don & Tony & The Nighthawks – Lightning (Capitol Star Artist) 1960
14 Vaqueros – Echo (Audition) 1963
15 Vistas – Moon Relay (Tuff) 1963
16 Tempests – Rockin’ Rochester (Half Life) 1962
17 Tweeds – We Got Time (Coral) 1967
18 Jesters – The Big ‘T’ (Candy Cane) 1963
19 Utica Club Natural Carbonation Band –Natural Carbonation Song (no label) 1968
20 Ed Wool & The Nomads – I Need Somebody (RCA Victor) 1966
21 Pineapple Heard – Valleri (Diamond) 1967
22 Declaration Of Independence _ Letter To Ruth (Mr, G) 1967

Dan’s Garage #7 (Aired 8/2/2016)

1 New Arrivals – Let’s Get With It (Southbay) 1966
2 Pride & Joy – If You’re Ready (Dunwich) 1967
3 Id – Boil The Kettle Mother (RCA Victor) 1967
4 Wreck-A-Mended – Dirty Old Man (United Artists) 1967
5 Lords Of T.O.N.K. – Miniver Cheevy (1968)
6 Hard Times – They Said No (World Artists) 1967
7 Waywayrd Five – Good Times (W-5) 1966
8 Gestures – Don’t Mess Around (Soma) 1966
9 Fendermen – Don’t You Just Know It (1962)
10 Soul Seekers – Boom Boom (Westchester) 1967
11 Cast Of Thousands – Girl What You Gonna Do (Tower) 1967
12 Randy & The Radiants – My Way Of Thinking (Sun) 1966
13 Little Joe & The Mustangs – I Dig You Baby (Challenge) 1965
14 Capes Of Good Hope – Lady Margaret (Round) 1968
15 Group Image – Hiya (Community) 1968
16 Sorce – Tomorrow Won’t See Me (Bulb) 1969
17 Alva Starr – Light Of A 1000 Years (Golden) 1967
18 Myddle Class – Free As The Wind (Tomorrow) 1967
19 Jim & Jean – Strangers In A Strange Land (Verve Folkways) 1968
20 Other Five – You Really Got Me (Baus) 1967

Dan’s Garage #6 (Aired 7/27/2016)

1 Liverpool Five – That’s What I Want (RCA Victor) 1965
2 Scorpions – (Aint That) Just Like Me (CNR) 1964
3 Fireflies – Stella Got A Fella (Ribbon) 1959
4 Cloudwalkers – Sunglasses (Capco) 1965
5 Floyd & Jerry & The Counterpoints – Believe In Things (Presta) 1966
6 Clefs Of Lavender Hill – Play With Fire (Date) 1966
7 Blues Magoos – The People Had No Faces (Verve Folkways) 1966
8 Fifth Order – Gone Too Far (Diamond) 1966
9 Sapians – Ask Yourself Why Babe (Mercury) 1966
10 Dynatones – The Fife Piper (HBR) 1966
11 Tommy Adderly – I Just Don’t Understand (Mar Mar) 1964
12 Rumbles Ltd. – Push Push (Sire) 1969
13 Cowsills – Hair (MGM) 1969
14 Sunshine Company – Look, Here Comes The Sun (Imperial) 1967
15 Collectors – Make It Easy (Warner Bros.) 1967
16 Wellington Arrangement – Love (Decca) 1970
17 Aardvarks – Salty Dog (Bullet) 1969
18 Beacon Street Union – South End Incident (MGM) 1968
19 Gregorians – Dilated Eyes (ABC) 1969

Dan’s Garage #5 (Aired 7/20/2016)

1 Riddles – It’s One Thing To Say (Mercury) 1966
2 Pattens – You Should Know (Stature) 1966
3 Ides Of March – I’ll Keep Searching (Parrot) 1965
4 New Colony Six – Cadillac (Sentar) 1966
5 Gary & The Nightlights – Glad You’re Mine (Seeburg) 1965
6 Curiosities – Walkin’ The Dog (Seeburg) 1965
7 Dynamics – Summertime USA (USA) 1964
8 Mickey Finn – Night Comes Down (World Artists) 1966
9 Stained Glass – We Got A Long Way To Go (RCA Victor) 1967
10 Only Ones – You’re The Reason (Panik) 1966
11 Hype – White Light, White Heat (Major Tom) 1970
12 Suzi Quatro – 48 Crash (Bell) 1974
13 Sound Idea – Song In My Soul (Coral) 1967
14 J.J. Lancaster – So Unkind (Date) 1967
15 Front End – Remember (Walking In The Sand) (Smash) 1968
16 Steve Walker & The Bold – Train Kept A Rollin’ (Dyno Voice) 1967
17 Fabulous Pharaohs – Hold Me Tight (Reprise) 1967
18 Group Axis – Smokestack Lightning (Atco) 1969
19 Waters – Mother Samwell (Delcrest) 1969

Dan’s Garage #4 (Aired 7/13/2016)

1 Dave Davani Four – Tossin’ & Turnin’ (Capitol) 1966
2 Michel & The French Canadians – ‘Cause I Believe (Danco) 1965
3 Black Jeans – El Tigre (Musart) 1961
4 Silvertones – Get It (Goliath) 1963
5 Gents – I Wonder Why (Normandy) 1967
6 One Eyed Jacks – Love (White Cliffs) 1967
7 Weight – Another Side Of This Life (Bertram International) 1970
8 Beau Brummels – Don’t Talk To Strangers (Autumn) 1966
9 Superfine Dandelion – People In The Streets (Mainstream) 1967
10 Mysteries – Please Agree (Manhattan) 1967
11 Chartbusters – She’s The One (Mutual) 1964
12 Elite – One Potato (Charay) 1965
13 Rivieras – Rockin’ Robin (Riviera) 1965
14 Fabulous Counts – Money (Kim) 1963
15 Electric Toilet – Revelations (Nasco) 1969
16 Derrik Roberts – A World Without Sunshine (Roulette) 1965
17 Tony Turow – What I Think About You (Zaraks) 1964
18 Victors – We Struck A Match (Alpha) 1967
19 Buccaneers – Killin’ Floor (Treasure House)
20 Dave Berry – Latisha (London) 1968

Dan’s Garage #3 (Aired 7/06/2016)

1 The Tree – No Good Woman (Barvis) 1966
2 The End – I Can’t Get Any Joy (Philips) 1965
3 Scott Bedford Four – Last Exit To Brooklyn (Joy) 1965
4 The Models – Bend Me, Shape Me (MGM) 1967
5 The Legends – Fever Games (Railroad House) 1969
6 The Chylds – No More Tears (Ivanhoe) 1969
7 Paper Cup – She Needs Love (Bear) 1970
8 Belfast Gipsies – Gloria’s Dream (Loma) 1967
9 The Creatures – Turn Out The Light (Columbia) 1966)
10 The Fairviews w/ The Fifth Dimension – New Generation (Spin-It) 1966
11 The Kingsmen – If I Need Someone (Wand) 1966
12 Merrie Motor Co. – Season Of The Witch (Scott) 1968
13 The Original Intrigues – I’ve Tried My Best (BRC) 1970
14 The Bards – Light Of Love (Piccadilly) 1967
15 Fabulous Tynsions 5 – Lone Ranger Man (Natchez-Joe) 1966
16 Amen Corner – Nema (Deram) 1967
17 The Sundowners – A Shot Of Rhythm & Blues (Jamie) 1964
18 The Rogues – Everyday (Columbia) 1964
19 The Hardtimes – Fortune Teller (World Pacific) 1966
20 The Moonrakers – You’ll Come Back (Tower) 1966

Dan’s Garage #2 (Aired 6/29/2016)

1. Phluph – Doctor Mind (Verve) 1967
2. The Collection – Both Sides Now (The Hot Biscuit Disc Co.) 1968
3. The Thousand Faces – A Thousand Faces (Era) 1968
4. Dion – Daddy (Rollin’ IN Your Arms) (Laurie) 1968
5. Five By Five – Apple Cider (Paula) 1968
6. Pendragon – Desert Of Time (Tower) 1969
7. Brimstone – Trinket (Firebird) 1969
8. Brenda Lee – Is It True (Decca) 1964
9. 2 Of Clubs – Heart (Fraternity) 1966
10. Pepi – Hypnotized (Prism) 1965
11. Evil Encorporated _ Al I Really Want To Do (Scene) 1966
12. Toads –  Leaving It All Behind (Decca) 1965
13. Dantes – Can’t Get Enough Of You Love (Jamie) 1966
14. Tropics – You Better Move (Laurie) 1966
15. Sound Of The Seventh Son – I Told A Lie (Tower) 1966
16. TR4 – Let It Be Known (Velvet Tone) 1966
17. Hausens – Can’t You See (Jayem)
18. I’des Of March – Roller Coaster (Parrot) 1966
19. Groundspeed – In A Dream (Decca) 1967
20. Exotics – Morning Sun (Monument) 1968
21. Shags – Hide Away (Laurie) 1967

Dan’s Garage #1 (Aired 6/22/2016)

1. The Buzz – You’re Holding Me Down (Coral) 1967
2. Vagrants – I Can’t Make A Friend (Vanguard) 1966
3. D Men – So Little Time (Kapp) 1965
4. Bob Seger & The Last Heard – East Side Story (Cameo) 1966
5. The Aardvarks – I Don’t Need You (Fenton) 1966
6. Bed Of Roses – Quiet (Tea) 1968
7. 13th Precinct – You Gotta Be Mine (TRX) 1968
8. Checkerlads – Send For Me (RCA) 1966
9. Sweet Young’uns – Dog Eat Dog (Shurefine) 1967
10. Burgundy Blues – I’ll Take You Back Again Argee) 1966
11. Vandals – Ballad Of A Loser (Big Rock) 1966
12. Lost Tribe – Walk One Way (United Artists) 1969
13. Astronauts – I’m A Fool (RCA) 1964
14. Loved Ones – Ever Lovin’ Man (Mainstream) 1966
15. Terry Knight & The Pack – Numbers (Lucky Eleven) 1966
16. Jury – Who Dat (Port) 1966
17. Lost – Back Door Blues (Capitol) 1965
18. Sonny Flaharaty & The Mark V – Hey Conductor (1967) Counterpart
19. Rainy Daze – Make Me Laugh (1968) White Whale
20. Fugitives – Mean Woman (1965) Columbia
21. Cryan Shames – Ben Franklin’s Almanac (1966) Destination
22. Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band – Diddy Wah Diddy (1965) A&M

RFP has an exciting new specialty show starting this Wednesday evening at 8pm (Arizona time) called Dan’s Garage. The show is hosted by long-time New York musician, Dan Frank. It’s a 1 hour journey through Dan Frank’s massive collection of hard to find Garage and Psychedelic rock 45’s from the 60’s & 70’s. All songs played from the original vinyl 45’s!

Dan is a musician and record collector from Rochester, NY where he has lived and worked his entire life. He was heavily influenced by his two older brothers who were both musicians, but especially his oldest brother, Vinny who was a record collector in his own right. Dan started collecting records when he was in his teens, but started collecting garage and psychedelic 45’s in earnest around 1984 when he was 24 years old. He formed the local garage rock act “The Projectiles” around the same time and currently plays in “Dan Frank & the True Believers”. Dan still collects 45’s to this day and his voracious appetite for cool and hip sounds from the 60’s and 70’s are represented on his blog “Dan’s Garage”.

Join Us for this great show this and every Wednesday on Radio Free Phoenix!

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(Update: Join us for Part 2 of Tribute To Jack Miller, Saturday July 9th from 4-6pm (AZ /Pacific time) and Sunday July 10th, 3-5pm on Radio Free Phoenix with Al Perry!)

On RFP Presents This coming Saturday at 5pm & and Sunday at 3pm (Arizona Time) we will feature a two hour special in tribute to Jack Miller, Arizona’s legendary audio engineer (Jack passed away on May 12th). The work he did with Duane Eddy and Lee Hazlewood continues to be influential today. He was inducted into The Arizona Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame several years ago and also The Arizona Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 2013.

Jack Miller’s career in the recording industry stretches back to his teenage years in Chicago, then to Phoenix, a short stint in Los Angeles, and finally back to Phoenix. Some of the artists he worked with over the years included Duane Eddy, Sanford Clark, Waylon Jennings, The Eclectic Mouse, The Rolling Stones, The Monkees, The Animals, Herman’s Hermits, R. Carlos Nakai, Jessie Colter and many more. He spent many years at Arizona’s famed recording studio, Audio Recorders. In 1978 he started Jack Miller Productions and also worked for Canyon Records in Phoenix. He was Grammy award winner and engineered & recorded over 4,000 albums throughout his career, embodying every musical style imaginable.

This show is hosted by Tucson singer-songwriter, Al Perry and first aired on KXCI-FM in Tucson. The second hour is hosted by Jack Miller himself exploring his life and work over the years.