This show is available for online listening at drdemento.com

playlist courtesy of The Dr. Demento Show, with very special thanks to Michael Pearce of Portland, Oregon, for archiving the original recording

The Dr. Demento Show (live on KPPC) - January 28, 1971 (9p-11p)

NOTE: This is the first Dr. Demento show that was two hours long. Prior to this they were an hour long.
NOTE: At this point, Dr. Demento's show was a segment of Steven Segal's show on KPPC.
NOTE: The first 3 sets (everything prior to the first CONTEST) are missing from the aircheck tape.

Bumble Boogie - Jack Fina/Freddy Martin [not on aircheck]
Jack The Bellboy - Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra [not on aircheck]
Walkin' The Blues - Jack Dupree [not on aircheck]
Everybody Ought To Make A Change - Sleepy John Estes [not on aircheck]

Sh-Boom - The Chords [not on aircheck]
Up On The Mountain - The Magnificents [not on aircheck]
The Letter - Vernon Green & The Medallions [not on aircheck]
Rumble - Link Wray [not on aircheck]

CONTEST: What is the group's name who did the R&B vocal record "Chicken"/"Cool Short" on the Titan label? Answer and you will win the record. (Answer: The Olympics)

Paul Lagos & Don "Sugarcane" Harris in-studio guests

Sister Jenny - Johnny Fuller
Open The Door Richard! - Jack McVea & His All Stars/I Hear Ya Knocking - Gale Storm
Ain't No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down - Brother Claude Ely

CONTEST: What label did "Paradise Hill" by Johnny Flamingo (written by Duke Ellington) appear on in the 1950s? Answer and you will win the record. (Answer: Specialty)
Ain't We Crazy - Haywire Mac (Harry McClintock)
When The Atom Bomb Fell - Karl & Harty
Hitler Lives - Herman the Hermit

Rock Salad (requests from two weeks ago):

You Mean Everything To Me - The Spades
CLOSING: Harlem Nocturne (early fade) - The Viscounts