On July 29 DJ Pete Pop’s smashing shindig Do The 45 returned to Quinn’s in Beacon, NY. Over the years, Pete Pop has accumulated some fantastic 45s and he knows how to play them. At his Do The 45 Rock and Soul dance parties he brings a bunch of them, selects some great ones and lets them spin: garage rock, soul, R&B, rockabilly, boogaloo—you name it, if it’s reet, you can count on Pete to have it and play it! Plus, he sets up his hustle at Quinn’s with a screen showing some cool videos of folks dancing, psychedelic lights are in effect and Pete’s posters are hung with care. He’s got a whole scene and, man, it is clean!

Meanwhile, folks are coming into Quinn’s to eat (its ramen noodles are celebrated up and down Main Street) and to cop a brew. Many who were in attendance were not expecting to hear the boss sounds that DJ Pete puts down but they dig it anyhow. It’s a sight to see: a bunch of folks boppin’ their heads to the beat as they slurp down their noodles.

On this Friday night, Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus was once again called upon to be DJ Pete Pop’s guest DJ. He brought a box of cool rekkids and some of Miss Nancy’s vegan brownies and her new item, mint swirl chocolate cookies. Miss Nancy couldn’t be there in person but her baked goods made sure that her presence was felt. It was great to see so many friends—old and new—at the club, chowing, chatting, swigging and wigging out on the dance floor!

Here’s a list of all the records played by Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus at the Do The 45:

• Dave Cortez & the Moon People–Happy Soul (w/a Hook) (Speed)
• Eddie Palmieri & His Orchestra–The African Twist (Tico)
• Gloria Brown–Looking for My Baby (Checker)
• The Forte Four–The Climb (Decca)
• The Breakers–Don’t Send Me No Flowers (I Ain’t Dead Yet) (Amy)
• London & the Bridges–It Just Ain’t Right (Date)
• Miki Dallon–Apple Pie (RCA Victor)
• The Mersey Men–I Can Tell (Wild Woods)
• Lou Courtney–Skate Now (Riverside)
• Ike & Tina Turner–Finger Poppin’ (Warner Bros.)
• Carl Carlton–I Can Feel It (Back Beat)
• The Apollas–Mr. Creator (Warner Bros.)
• The Woodpeckers–Woodpecker (Decca; UK)
• The Arrows featuring Davie Allan–Cycle-Delic (Tower)
• Mouse and the Traps–Beg Borrow and Steal (Fraternity)
• The Underbeats–Shake It for Me (Soma)
• Howlin’ Wolf–Do the Do (Chess)
• The Thirteenth Floor Elevators–Fire Engine (International Artists)
• The Mothers of Invention–Trouble Comin’ Every Day (Verve)
• Guitar Red–Just You and I (Checker)
• The James Cotton Blues Band–Don’t Start Me Talkin’ (Verve/Forecast)
• Hot Property–Hard to Handle (Generation)
• The Contours–Do You Love Me (Gordy)
• R. Dean Taylor–Let’s Go Somewhere (Tamla/Motown; UK)
• Cecil Garrett & the Fascinations–Bearcat (Part I) (Calla)
• The Candy Johnson Show featuring Candy Johnson’s Exciters!!!–Hound Dog (Canjo)
• La Lupe–Touch Me (Roulette)
• Dale Serrano–Ou-Wee Man (Stix)
• The Sonics–Boss Hoss (Etiquette)
• The Dee-Jays–Bama-Lama-Lou (International Polydor; Sweden)
• Lee Moses–Day Tripper (Musicor)
• Les Pharaons–Je Ne Peux Pas Te Satisfaire (Satisfaction) (Ideal; Canada)
• The Sunrays–I Live for the Sun (Tower)
• Las Moskas–Mony Mony (CBS; Mexico)
• The Doors–Take It As It Comes (Elektra; UK)
• Loose Ends–Tax Man (Decca; UK)
• John’s Children–Go-Go Girl (Track; UK)
• The What Four–I’m Gonna Destroy That Boy (Columbia; Canada)
• The Happy Cats–These Boots Are Made for Walking (Omack)
• The Primitives–The Ostrich (Pickwick City)
• Jacqueline Taieb–7 Heures Du Matin (RCA Victor Canada International; Canada)
• Billy & the King Bees–Susie Q (Volt)
• The Playboys–Boogie Children (Jewel)
• Charlie McCoy–Rooster Blues (Cadence)
• The Running Jumping Standing Still–Diddy Wah Diddy (Sunshine; Australia)
• Gary Walker–You Don’t Love Me (CBS; UK)
• The Yardbirds–Train Kept A-Rollin’ (Epic; Germany)
• Brenda Lee–What’d I Say (Brunswick; UK)
• The Remo Four–Mickey’s Monkey (Star-Club; Germany)
• The Undertakers–Just a Little Bit (Pye; UK)
• The Clungels–Do the Dog (Artone; Netherlands)
• Little Bob–I Got Loaded (La Louisianne)
• The Mohawks–The Champ (Cotillion)
• John Paul–I’m a Bad Son-Of-A-Gun (Philips)
• Maggie Thrett–Soupy (DynoVoice)
• Don Norman & the Other Four–The Bounce (Barry; Canada)
• The Autographs–Do the Duck (Joker)
• Doug Clark and the Nuts–Milk the Cow (Jubilee)
• The Bees–Chicken Payback (Virgin; UK)
• Elmore James–Stranger Blues (Fire)
• Alvin Cash & the Crawlers–Twine Time (Mar-V-Lus)

None of these records are for sale.