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Playlist
Hawkshaw/Mansfield Action Scene
Rumplestiltskin – Rumplestiltskin (Bell)
Mighty Baby – Been Down So Long (Head)
Steve Marcus – Rain (Vortex)
JK and Company – The Magical Fingers of Minerva (White Whale)
Jethro Tull – Fat Man (Chrysalis)
Grateful Dead – Doin’ That Rag (Alt mix) (WB)
Grateful Dead news spot
49th Parallel – (Come On Little Child and) Talk To Me (Maverick)
13th Floor Elevators – Livin’ On (International Artists)
Artie Schroeck Implosion – Six O’Clock (Verve)
West – The Dolphins (Epic)
Virgin Sleep – Halliford House (Deram)
Timebox – Gone Is the Sad Man (Deram)
Tommy Keene – Back Again (Try) (Dolphin)
The Dentists – I’m Not the Devil (Homestead)
Bonnie Hayes and Wild Combo – Girls Like Me (Slash)
‘Valley Girl’ Trailer
The Sneetches – And I’m Thinking (Bus Stop)
The Sneetches – Watch Me Burn (Bus Stop)
The Sneetches – The Dog In You (Bus Stop)
The Sneetches – Flying On the Ground Is Wrong (Bus Stop 45)
Chad Mitchell – For What It’s Worth (Amy/Dunwich)
The Poor – Feelin’ Down (Decca)
The Poor – She’s Got the Time She’s Got the Changes (York)
Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart – Out and About (A&M)
Changing Tymes – How Is the Air Up There (Philips)
Hullabaloo Radio Spot
Listen/Download -Iron Leg Radio Show Episode 10 – 167MB/256kbps
Greetings all.
As hard as this is to believe it’s already time for Episode 10 of the Iron Leg Radio Show.
This time out we have some very groovy stuff, including some prog, psyche, Sunset Strip action, a touch of easy and a lot more of the good stuff you’ve come to expect.
I hope you dig this episode, and I’ll see you all next week.
See you next Monday.
Peace
Larry
Iron Leg 
“She’s Got the Time” by the Poor: I was hanging out with Barry Friedman (‘discovered’ Buffalo Springfield and gave them their name) in Hollywood at his place. Randy Meisner came over, and they played “I’ve Just Seen a Face” by the Charles River Valley Boys over and over and over again, listening to the instrumental lead in. Randy was a founding member of The Poor. Barry lives in Canada now where he has a recording studio (and changed his name to Frazier Mohawk, and is married to Essra Mohawk, a singer who in reality was Sandra Hurvitz until she married Barry (Frazier) and adopted his last name. Her albums are dreamy still well-worth buying if you can find them either on LPs or CDs. Anyway, after leaving Barry’s, Randy and I and my former girlfriend went over to Wallach’s Music City on Sunset and Vine and I bought “She’s Got The Time” on a 45…and a couple of months later, the Kaleidoscope’s first album (David Lindley was in the group) because Barry kept playing their brand-new single that was on their first LP, “Please.” A great tune.
You mean the 49th Parallel, not the 47th
I thought I fixed that…