On November 8, Do The 45 rolled into Quinn’s—that fabulous rock ’n’ ramen joint in Beacon, NY. Host Pete Pop gathered some DJs together and, along with regular guest DJ Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus, produced a dynamite presentation for all who attended—which was many! Also on the bill were Go-Go dancers Bella Bombora and Sheba Shake. Ms Shake had a health situation and couldn’t make the scene, but Ms. Bombora danced the night away, often accompanied by several of her friends on the raised dance floor.

The guest DJs who appeared were Peter Aaron, Marty Shane and James Pogo. Mister Aaron we’ve seen before. He’s a rocker, a radio personality and a writer—and he’s got great records which he proceeded to play. He had the joint jumpin’ with a bunch of New Wave hits, much like the records he plays at his Smash Crash Bash at the Salt Box on the last Friday of the month.

Marty Shane is another cat we are familiar with. He runs the Mod Tiki Market at the Bennington Antique Center in Montgomery, NY. He played some cool records and made the place swing.

James Pogo is someone we just met. We don’t know a lot about him, except that he’s an artist and he plays in an art-punk band called The Armedalite Rifles based in Pine Bush, NY (home of the Pine Bush UFO Fair). On this night he played some fantastic records and we hope Pete Pop asks him back soon!

Miss Nancy made some yummy vittles: pumpkin bread and a chex mix she calls Spap Oop! All of it was gone by the end of the night.

If that wasn’t enough, we celebrated the birthday of Miss Deneane, a fine artist and a good friend.

It was an evening of fabulous music and jumping around and we thought it would never end. But somehow, it did.

Here is a list of all the records played by Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus at this particular Do The 45:

• The Graham Bond Organisation–Wade in the Water (Columbia: UK)
• Willie Mitchell–Barefootin’ (Hi)
• The Live Wires–Bona-Vista Twist (R.E.F.)
• James Henry & the Olympics–My Girl Sloopy (Jerden)
• SunshineWard–Sally Go ‘Round the Roses (RCA Victor)
• The Fleshtones featuring the Vindicators–Festa di Frankenstein (Yep Roc)
• Big Sambo and the House Wreckers–At the Party (Eric)
• The Dave Clark Five–Good Time Woman (Capitol; Canada)
• The Upper Hand–Real Appeal (Epic)
• Quincy Jones–(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction (Mercury)
• The Debanairs–Feel All Right (W-BS)
• The Mothers of Invention–Trouble Comin’ Every Day (Verve)
• The Midnight Rebels–Groovin’ Is Easy (Mr. Records)
• The Distortions–Smokestack Lightning (Malcolm Z. Dirge)
• Richie Allen–Goochy Bamba (Era)
• Os Duques–Tus Viajes (Regal; Spain)
• The Standells–Rari (Tower)
• The Honeycombs–Can’t Get Through to You (Pye; UK)
• Conjunto El Opio–Una Bruja en el Cuzco (Odeon; Peru)
• The Voice–The Train to Disaster (Mercury; UK)
• The Mynah Birds–It’s My Time (V.I.P.)
• Lou Reed–I Can’t Stand It (RCA)
• Cannibal and the Headhunters–Nau Ninny Nau (Rampart)
• The Orchids–Love Hit Me (Decca; UK)
• The Quid–Crazy Things (Eagle; Canada)
• The Modern Lovers–Roadrunner (Beserkley; UK)
• The Velvet Underground with Lou Reed–Sweet Jane (Atlantic; Germany)
• Amen Corner–Hello Susie (Immediate)
• Symarip–These Boots Are Made for Walking (Harlem Shuffle; UK)
• The Commands–Around the Go-Go (Dynamic)
• The Doors–Take It As It Comes (Elektra; UK)

None of these records are for sale