On Friday the 13th, Do The 45 happened at Quinn’s in Beacon, NY. Special guest DJ was former WVKR radio personality Vince Vincent, who brought the rockin’ stuff and a couple hillbilly boppers. We wanted him to spin three sets, but he insisted on two. I guess we weren’t paying him enough!! For some reason, the regular host Pete Pop had to show up late, so Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus brought his gear and set up. Pete Pop must have been off somewhere doing his unique Pete Pop stuff somewhere else. Oh, well, he showed up in time to lay down a super boss set of super boss trash toward the end of the night.

Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus was the den leader for the night. He came early and played about an hour of groovy stuff until around 9:00pm, when Go-Go dancer Bella Bombora hopped on the raised dance floor and the place got to rockin’—especially when Vince Vincent took over the turntables. Another boss Beacon boogaloo bonanza!!!

Here’s a list of all the records played by the Phast One (due to it being Friday the 13th, some spooky songs were aired!):

• El Chicano–Coming Home Baby (Kapp)
• Gabor Szabo–The Beat Goes On (Impulse)
• Gene Ludwig–My Way (Part 1) (Steel City)
• Johnny Lytle–The Loop (Tuba)
• Roland Kirk–Walk on By (Limelight)
• The Bar-Kays–A Hard Day’s Night (Volt)
• The New Happiness–Good Vibrations (Columbia)
• The Stylistics–People Make the World Go Round (Avco)
• Sly & the Family Stone–Runnin’ Away (Epic)
• Marlena Shaw–California Soul (Cadet)
• Marsha Hunt–Walk on Gilded Splinters (Track; UK)
• Lonnie Smith–Move Your Hand Part I (Blue Note)
• Nina Simone–It Be’s That Way Sometimes (RCA Victor)
• The Delegates–Pigmy Part 1 (Aura)
• Eddie Bishop–Call Me (ABC-Paramount)
• Jack McDuff–Ain’t It? (Cadet)
• Gil Scott-Heron with Pretty Purdie and the Playboys–Lady Day and John Coltrane (Flying Dutchman)
• The Young Brass–Emotions (Dot)
• Joe Cruz–Black Widow (Ximeno)
• Sugarman & Co.–Honey Wagon (Daptone)
• Ella Fitzgerald–Can’t Buy Me Love (Verve)
• King Pleasure vocal–Jumpin’ With Symphony Sid (Prestige)
• Lou Donaldson–Everything I Do Gonh Be Funky (From Now On) (Blue Note)
• Sly & the Family Stone–If You Want Me to Stay (Epic)
• Mongo Santamaria Orch.–Yeh-Yeh! (Battle)
• Willie Bobo–1-2-3 (Uno-Dos-Tres) (Verve)
• Cal Tjader–Soul Sauce (Gaucha Guaro) (Verve)
• Rangers–(Ghost) Riders in the Sky (FTP)
• The Roemans–Misirlou (ABC-Paramount)
• The Beach Boys–Moon Dawg (Capitol; Japan)
• The Beatles–Matchbox (Capitol)
• John Mayall and His Bluesbreakers–I’m Your Witchdoctor (Daffodil; Canada)
• Billie Davis–I Want You to Be My Baby (London)
• Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention–Tears Began to Fall (Bizarre)
• The Vogues–Humpty Dumpty (Co & Ce)
• The Beach Boys–I Can Hear Music (Capitol)
• The Wildebeests–Please Go Home (Norton)
• The Yardbirds–Train Kept A-Rollin’ (Epic; Germany)
• Antoine–Un an en amazonie (Hot Love) (Disques Vogue; France)
• The Rolling Stones–Tumbling Dice (Rolling Stones)
• Madness–Un Paso Adelante… (Stiff; Spain)
• Symarip–Skinhead Moonstomp (Trojan; UK)
• Nicky Thomas–Doing the Moon Walk (Trojan; UK)
• The Zanies–The Blob (Era)
• Little Esther Phillips–Mo Jo Hannah (Atlantic)
• Sly and the Family Stone–Everyday People (Epic)
• Robert Parker–Barefootin’ (NOLA)
• Davie Jones with the King Bees–Liza Jane (Vocalion Pop; UK)
• The Doors–You Make Me Real (Elektra)
• Beach Boys–409 (Capitol)
• The Rockin’ Ramrods–I Wanna Be Your Man (Plymouth)
• Dave Berry–Don’t Gimme No Lip Child (London)
• The ‘In’ Crowd–Sha-La-La-La-Lee (Star Club; Germany)
• Los Belking’s–Empujando Fuerte (Virrey; Peru)
• Bobby Garrett–My Little Girl (Mirwood)
• Sidney Barnes–Talkin’ ‘Bout a Shindig (Blues Tone)
• Sonny Warner–Bell Bottom Blue Jeans (Checker)
• The Orangu-Tones–Santa’s Comin’ (Wormtone)
• Volcanos; vocal: Johnny Duke–Oh Oh Mojo (Tailspinn)
• Pinky Chicks–そばにいて (Victor; Japan)
• The Challengers–K-39 (Vault)
• Sounds Incorporated–Keep Moving (Decca; UK)
• Link Wray and his Ray Men–Law of the Jungle (Norton)
• The Deejays–In the Midnight Hour (Hep House; Sweden)
• I New Dada–I Go Crazy (Bluebell; Italy)
• J.A. & the Jitterbugs–Land of 1000 Dances (Jonal; Philippines)
• Dave Day and the Red Coats–Calypso Rock (Kapp)
• Johnny Zamot y su Orquesta–Bomba Africana (Gema)
• Walter Pegeas with Johnny and the Charmers–Si-Si-Si (Swan)

None of these record are for sale.