The Dr. Demento Show #83-37 - September 11, 1983

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The Dr. Demento Show #83-37 - September 11, 1983

Special Topic: special surprise guest, Malcolm McLaren; back to school time

Charlie Brown - The Coasters
Sister Mary Elephant - Cheech & Chong

School Days - Stan Ross
Repetition - Marina Swingers
The Mechanical Man - Bent Bolt & The Nuts
Marvin I Love You (sung by caller) - Melanie Jean Mayfield "The Robot" from Eureka, CA
Marvin I Love You - Marvin The Paranoid Android

Puttin' On The Ritz - Harry Richman
You Can't Dance To A Sad Song - anonymous inmate of the home for the musically insane (Douglas & Helaine Berlent)
Gotta Boogie - "Weird Al" Yankovic

Malcolm McLaren Interview - Part 1

Medley from "Duck Rock": Legba/(Living On The Road In) Soweto/Duck For The Oyster/Merengue/Buffalo Gals (latter nearly complete) - Malcolm McLaren
Buffalo Gals (Trad Square) (background only) - Malcolm McLaren
(bridge between songs on Duck Rock album) (excerpt?) - Malcolm McLaren
Buffalo Gals (brief in-studio performance) - Dr. Demento
Punk It Up (background only) - Malcolm McLaren

Malcolm McLaren Interview continues

The Big Rock Candy Mountains - Haywire Mac
Pretty Vacant (brief excerpt) - Sex Pistols
God Save The Queen (brief excerpt) - Sex Pistols

Malcolm McLaren interview continues

Burundi Black (brief excerpt) - Burundi Black
Antmusic (excerpt) - Adam & The Ants
Double Dutch - Malcolm McLaren

#5 Poisoning Pigeons In The Park (orchestral version) - Tom Lehrer
#4 Smoke Two Joints - The Toyes
EXTRA: The Pine Tarred Bat - Red River Dave McEnery

#3 Shaving Cream (live vocal) - Dr. Demento
#2 Dead Puppies - Ogden Edsl Wahalia Blues Ensemble Mondo Bizzario Band
EXTRA: A Genuine Feline Vents His Frustrations Over The Stray Cats Being Human - Leon w/ Chad Elbert & The Dead Fish
EXTRA: Four Wet Pigs - Bryan Bowers

#1 Existential Blues - Tom "T-Bone" Stankus
next week: we demolish classical music