Our pal DJ Pete Pop is the King of Boss Action in the Newburgh area and everyone knows it. So, when the groovy waterfront tiki bar Jet Set desired groovy music on a Friday night, Pete Pop got the call. He assembled a few DJs, including Martiki and Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus, added the exotic Watusi dancer Sheba Shake and called the event Jet Set a’ Go-Go. It took place on September 22nd and it went off with a bang.

The Jet Set is a super fabulous exotika bar located in the heart of Newburgh’s waterfront. It’s got a swingin’ modernist vibe and totally happening atmosphere. One can watch boats float up and down the mighty Hudson River as one eats the delicious vittles that the joint has to offer. Plus, these folks know how to mix a drink.

On that particular Friday, it was definitely the place to be. The Jet Set’s palatial rooms were echoing with the fabulous music these DJs played. Sheba Shake even took some time away from holding up the bar to delight folks with her artistic rhythmic gyrations. That’s not all, Miss Nancy the official Boogaloo Bag photographer has become the Boogaloo Baker with her vegan brownies and chocolate cookies—so yummy!!!

This just in: Management of the Jet Set have shown interest in making the Jet Set a’ Go-Go scene happen every Friday! Wow, that Pete Pop is going to be busy!

Here’s a list of all the records played by Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus at Pete Pop’s Jet Set a’ Go-Go:

• The Jaguars–Exit 6 (Epic)
• The Ventures–Caravan (Liberty; Netherlands)
• Vincent Bell–Eleanor Rigby (Decca)
• Mongo Santamaria–The Now Generation (Columbia)
• The Gilberto Sextet–Come a Little Bit Closer (Cotique)
• The Wild-Cats–Billy’s Cha Cha (United Artists)
• Candy & the Kisses–The Last Time (Scepter)
• Ivan Ward and the Swingers–Congo Glide (Savoy)
• The Patti-Cakes–Peas Porridge (Revue)
• Les Versatiles–Bolide X16 (London; Canada)
• The Teemates–Nightfall (Audio Fidelity)
• Michele Richard–Je Serai La (Trans-Canada; Canada)
• The Young Ones–Sour Grapes (Columbia)
• The Trademarks–Baha-Ree-Ba! (Part 1) (Jubal)
• The Exports–Seat Belts Please (King)
• The Shadows–The Rise and Fall of Flingel Bunt (Columbia; UK)
• Shirley Scott (vocal and organ)–Soul Sauce (Impulse)
• Boots Brown and his Blockbusters–El Brasero (RCA Victor)
• Los Mirlos–Cumbia de la Selva (Gas; Mexico)
• Fred Ford–Blackeyed Rattlesnake (Duke)
• The Chandelles–El Gato (Dot)
• The Avantis–Wax ‘Em Down (Chancellor)
• Jimmie Haskell and Orchestra–Rockin’ in the Orbit (Space Satellite) (Imperial)
• Big Walter and the Thunderbirds–Watusie Freeze Part 1 (Myrl)
• B. Bumble and the Stingers–The Green Hornet Theme (Mercury)
• Lyn Taitt–Out on a Funky Trip (Randys)
• Nelson Riddle–Batman Theme (20th Century-Fox)
• Shane Martin–Black Is Black/96 Tears (Columbia)
• Henry Jerome–Uptight (United Artists)
• B.B. and the Oscars–Hush (Guilford)
• The Second Coming–I Feel Free (Steady)
• Freddie McCoy–Summer in the City (Prestige)
• Nino Ferrer–Mirza (Monkey) (Riviera; Canada)
• Herb Alpert’s Tijuana Brass–Mexican Drummer Man (A&M)
• Debra Swisher–You’re So Good to Me (Boom)
• Odell Brown & the Organ-Izers–Quiet Village (Cadet)
• The Exotic Sounds of Martin Denny–Banana Choo Choo (Liberty)
• Cumbias en Moog–Cumbia de Sal (Peerless; Mexico)
• Orquesta Joe Cain–Mambo Au Go Go (Mainstream)
• The Atlantics–Tequila (CBS; Italy)
• The Esquires–What a Burn! (Durco)
• Los Belking’s–Setima Patrulla (Virrey; Peru)
• Eddie and the Showmen–Squad Car (Liberty)
• The Flintstones–Safari (His Master’s Voice; UK)
• The Sherwoods–El Scorpion (Maggie)
• Billy Strange–Hard Days’ Night (from EP Mr. Guitar) (Disques Vogue; France)
• Billy & the King Bees–Susie Q (Volt)
• Los Aragon–Merida Surf (Musart; Mexico)

None of these records are for sale!