It may have been Friday the thirteenth, but Do The 45 held on that date was anything but unlucky. In fact, it may have been one of the best ones yet! All night folks were boppin’ to the boss sounds laid down by host DJ Pete Pop, his co-host Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus and their guests Marty Shane and James Pogo. Go-Go dancer Bella Bombora performed so enthusiastically that dozens of folks got up on the raised dance floor to boogie with her throughout the night. In all, it was quite a success.

Marty Shane, again, played some pretty great records—even some seasonal ones. Much as he did last month, James Pogo delighted everybody again with his excellent selection of dance tracks. Pete Pop, of course played his fantastic records. Miss Nancy made her yummy chex mix and pumpkin cookies.

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

• The Del Lagunas–Time Tunnel (Estrus)
• Santa Barbara–Lo Que La Gente Necesita Es Paz (Vision )
• Count Five–Peace of Mind (Double Shot)
• Thee Allyrgic Reaction–Small Steps (Disques Rogue; France)
• The Kiwis–Oopy-Doopy-Sam (Brunswick)
• The Carrolls–The Folk I Love (Polydor; UK)
• Sandy Nelson et son Orchestre–Tough Beat [from EP Twist] (Polydor; France)
• Darrell Banks–Open the Door to Your Heart (Revilot)
• Eugene Morgan–It’s Your Voodoo Working (Full Sail)
• Chris Farlowe–Ride On Baby (Immediate; UK)
• The Rolling Stones–Talkin’ About You (Discos Peerless; Mexico)
• Sandy Nelson–(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction [from EP Satisfaction] (Imperial; Japan)
• Clifford Davis and Friends–Homework (Reprise; UK)
• The Village Sound–Big Bird (HIP)
• James Duncan–Too Hot to Hold (King)
• Round Robin and the Parlays–Do the Slauson (Domain)
• Butch Baker–The Fat Man (St. Lawrence)
• The Dardenelles featuring Little Bo–Baby Do the Froog (Cameo)
• Fleshtones–The Girl From Baltimore (I.R.S.; UK)
• Prince Buster–High Blood Pressure (Prince Buster/Rock A Shacka; Japan)
• Linda Gayle–Maggie’s Farm (Columbia)
• Manuel and the Renegades–Trans-Miss-Yen (Piper)
• Dave ‘Baby’ Cortez with Lonnie Youngblood and His Bloodhounds–Jumpin’ Jack Flash (Norton)
• Donnie Brooks–Hush (Happy Tiger)
• The Birds–You’re on My Mind (Decca; UK)
• Los Brillos–Sookie Sookie (Falcon)
• Pierre Perpall–Shotgun (Citation; Canada)
• Ripp Tide–Dynamite (Josie)
• King Coleman–Down in the Basement (Togo)
• Lauris–Frere Jacques (Carrousel; Canada)
• The Sultans–Don’t You Just Know It (AFCO)
• Nicole Croisille–We Got a Thing (Disc A-Z; France)
• James Brown and the Famous Flames–Night Train (King)
• Pigmeat Markham–Here Comes the Judge (Chess)
• Robert Parisien et Les Diamants Noirs–Jenny Si Tu M’Aimes (Disques Contact; Canada)
• Cabron Brothers–One Step Beyond (Old Neighborhood Music)
• The Diplomats of Solid Sound–B-O-O-G-A-LO-O (Record Kicks; Italy)
• Sir Latimore Brown–Shake and Vibrate (Sound Stage 7)
• The Equals–Let’s Go to the Moon (President; Germany)
• Diane Christian–Has Anybody Seen My Boyfriend (Smash)
• Mary Weiss–A Certain Guy (Norton)
• Billy & the King Bees–Susie Q (Volt)
• Paul Revere & the Raiders–Groovey (Gardena)

None of these records are for sale.