Do The 45—Pete Pop’s fantastic Rock & Soul DJ night held on the second Friday of the month at Quinn’s in Beacon—keeps attracting celebrities. On August 8 the event was honored with the presence of Suzy Hotrod. Mostly we know her as one of the fabulous DJs with a rockin’ show on WFMU. However, she is also a musician, professional photographer and a world-class roller derby athelete. She and her friend happened to be walking around Beacon on the right night and saw Pete Pop’s sandwich sign advertising reet music on the street. She and her date rushed in and were immediately gassed by the sounds that Mr. Pop and his side-kick Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus were spinnin’.

Also that night, Go-Go dancer Bella Bombora was joined on the raised dance floor by several folks who came to jump with the jivers. Pete Pop played his usual fantastic records and The Phast Man tried to keep up with a couple of boss jams.

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

• Herbert Hunter–Hide ’Nor Hair (Hit)
• The New Breed–Sunny (Jamie)
• Carmen McRae with the Dixie Flyers–I Love the Life I Live (Atlantic)
• Lloyd Price–Send Me Some Loving (Double L)
• Gene Dozier & the Brotherhood–I Wanna Testify (Minit)
• Sarah Vaughan–One Mint Julep (Roulette)
• Bobby Bland–Honey Child (Duke)
• Chuck Bernard & the Satellite Band–Wasted (Satellite)
• Neil Wolfe–Twist and Shout (Columbia)
• Tracey Dey–Gonna’ Get Along Without You Now (Amy)
• Blues Magoos–Jingle Bells (Mercury)
• Love–My Little Red Book (Elektra)
• The Gem Tones–Man With the Golden Arm (Scarlet)
• Barbara & the Browns–You Don’t Love Me (M-G-M/Sounds of Memphis)
• The Glories–Security (Date)
• Alex Dickinson–Rica O Humilde (Sellorgirs; El Salvador)
• Thee Avantis’–I Want to Understand (Samron)
• Manolo Muñoz–Ay Preciosa (Musart; Mexico)
• The Romancers–Love’s the Thing (Linda)
• Bill Doggett–The Worm (Columbia)
• Jacques Dutronc–On nous cache tout on nous dit rien (Disques Vogue; France)
• Conjunto El Opio–Una Bruja en el Cuzco (Odeon; Peru)
• Michael Holm–Mendocino (Ariola; Germany)
• Los Bravos–Swingers for Coke (Coca-Cola)
• The (St. Thomas) Pepper Smelter–In. A. Gadda. Da. Vida (Virrey; Peru)
• Yo La Tengo–House Is Not a Hotel (Egon)
• Capitol City Rockets–Little Bit o’ Fun (Elektra)
• Wizzard–See My Baby Jive (United Artists)
• Blue Öyster Cult–Cities on Flame With Rock And Roll (Columbia)
• The Music City Five–Pipeline (Hit)
• Aretha Franklin–Satisfaction (Atlantic; France)
• Les Misérables–C’est L’été (Jupiter; Canada)
• Nicole Delarc–Twiste et Chante (Panorama; France)
• The Rollicks–Let’s Go Go Go (Clap-Hand-Beat) (CBS; Germany)
• Gérard Brent–La Fille Qui Me Plait (Columbia; France)
• The Supremes—Run, Run, Run (Motown)
• Gloria Scott & the Tonetts–I Taught Him – Part II (Warner Bros.)
• The Olympics–The Broken Hip (Tri Disc)
• Jamo Thomas & His Party Brothers Orchestra–I Spy (For the FBI) (Thomas)
• Barbara Randolph–I Got a Feeling (Soul)
• The Green Slime–The Green Slime (M-G-M)
• The Martian Denny Orchestra–The 2000 Pound Bee – Part 2 (Spinout)
• The Sea Shells–Hit the Surf (Jubilee)
• The New Order–Why Can’t I? (Warner Bros.; Lebanon)
• The Apaches–Geronimo (Mercury)
• Little Milton–She Put a Spell on Me (Checker)
• Hank Ballard and the Midnighters–Keep on Dancing (King)
• Joe Tex–Chicken Crazy (Dial)
• The Soul Believers–Let’s Go, Let’s Go, Let’s Go (Smak)
• Little Eva–Mama Said (Spring)
• Richard Anthony and the Blue Notes–The Boston Monkey (Swan)
• Leroy Jones–C’Mon and Swim (Hit)
• Terry Klein with Dee-Jay & the Runaways–Keep on Running (Stone)
• Beach Boys–Shut Down (Capitol)
• Los Yaki–Serafin Y Tres Pescaditos (Too Many Fish in the Sea/Three Little Fishes) (Capitol; Mexico)
• The Heros–I Can Only Give You Everything (M-Gee)
• Les Sinners–Les Grèves D’Aujourd’Hui (Jupiter; Canada)
• The Guess Who?–All Right (Amy)
• The Dave Clark Five–Maze of Love (Epic)
• Pepper & the Shakers–Semi-Psychedelic (It Is) (Coral)

None of these records are for sale!