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On this week's Electric Doghouse, it's back to 1965 and '66 for some British Invasion groups. The Beatles had kicked off...
06/15/2026

On this week's Electric Doghouse, it's back to 1965 and '66 for some British Invasion groups.

The Beatles had kicked off the British Invasion in February 1964 opening the door for other British bands and artists to break onto the US charts. And in 1965, more followed.

In this show, I'm playing four albums of UK bands - starting with The Yardbirds debut LP in the states in June of '65. Then, The Beatles albums Beatles VI and Yesterday and Today released in June of '65 and '66 respectively. And also the North American release of The Beatles Rubber Soul album from late 1965. And in between the albums, it's a variety of British pop bands and singers in the years 1965 and 1966.

The Electric Doghouse with The Firedog - Tom McLaughlin, Wednesday 5-9:30 pm on WSHD-LP 93.3 FM!

Stop by Philly Joe Remarkable’s Mad Pad tonight at 7 when we’ll be playing nothing but hits… and punches… and slaps… Fr...
06/13/2026

Stop by Philly Joe Remarkable’s Mad Pad tonight at 7 when we’ll be playing nothing but hits… and punches… and slaps… Frankie ‘Half-Pint’ Jaxon, The Isley Brothers, Sturgill Simpson and 27 other acts may leave you a little bruised, but you’ll be happy with the experience. And if you can’t hit us tonight, stop back Tuesday night at 8 when we’ll do it all over again.

Today, Thursday, Blues for Your Pocket continues our presentations of the Blues Music Awards nominees for 2026. The cate...
06/11/2026

Today, Thursday, Blues for Your Pocket continues our presentations of the Blues Music Awards nominees for 2026. The categories this week are Traditional Blues Album, Traditional Blues Female Artist (aka the Koko Taylor Award), Traditional Blues Male Artist, and Instrumentalist—Vocals. Please join me at 4 pm here at WSHD 93.3 fm for some outstanding artists of the blues.

Playlist, 06/11/2026:
Bobby Rush & Kenny Wayne Shepherd, “Young Ways,” 2025
Buddy Guy, “Dry Stick,” 2025
Charlie Musselwhite, “Look Out Highway,” 2025
Maria Muldaur, “Organ Grinder Blues,” 2025
Roomful Of Blues, “Please Don’t Leave,” 2025
Diunna Greenleaf, “If It Wasn’t for the Blues,” 2022
Eden Brent, “Getaway Blues,” 2024
Maria Muldaur, “Down Hill Pull,” 2025
Rhiannon Giddens, “Wrong Kind of Right,” 2023
Teeny Tucker,“All Out of Tears,” 2024
Billy Branch, “The Blues is my Biography,” 2025
Jimmie Vaughan, “Baby, Please Come Home,” 2021
John Primer, “Born in Mississippi,” 2025
Jontavious Willis, “Keep Your Worries on the Dance Floor,” 2024
Rick Estrin, “The Hits Keep Coming,” 2024
Candice Ivory, “Ain’t So Blind,” 2025
Danielle Nicole, “How Did We Get to Good-bye,” 2024
John Németh, “Come and Take It,” 2023
Shemekia Copeland, “Down On Bended Knee,” 2024
Susan Tedeschi, “Ride On,” 2026

Throughout human history, people have altered their consciousness through various means. Stop by Philly Joe Remarkable’...
06/06/2026

Throughout human history, people have altered their consciousness through various means. Stop by Philly Joe Remarkable’s Mad Pad tonight at 7 when The Ink Spots, Sly Stone, Miranda Lambert and 33 others will explore the various methods people have used to put themselves into an altered state. And if you’re in no state to listen tonight, or just want to hear it all again, we always replay the Mad Pad Tuesday nights at 8.

On this week's Electric Doghouse, it's back to the mid 1960s - In the the first couple of hours, I'm starting off with a...
06/03/2026

On this week's Electric Doghouse, it's back to the mid 1960s -

In the the first couple of hours, I'm starting off with a music survey in a countdown form compiled by a major Boston radio station who played the latest hits of the time. It's their Top 25 hits from June 3, 1966.

Looking at these music surveys, one finds some entries have been largely forgotten while others fared better. In some cases, these songs were 'bigger' hits locally than they were on a national scale. I'll follow up this music survey with other songs from the station's music surveys in May and June of 1966.

Then, in the second half of the show, it's a non-interrupted spin of the entire Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album by The Beatles. The album was released this week in 1967.

And because "It's the third of June another sleepy, dusty delta day," according to the Bobbie Gentry song "Ode To Billie Joe" it's her #1 hit to be followed by yet another music survey and this time it's from a Chicago radio station with what was hot this week in June 1967. Because of time constraints, I'll only have time to play their Top 30.

And the hits just keep on comin' ....

The Electric Doghouse with The Firedog - Tom McLaughlin, Wednesday 5-9:30 pm, on WSHD-LP 93.3 FM!

Stop by Philly Joe Remarkable’s Mad Pad tonight at 7 to hear double. We’ll only be playing 16 songs this week, but we’l...
05/30/2026

Stop by Philly Joe Remarkable’s Mad Pad tonight at 7 to hear double. We’ll only be playing 16 songs this week, but we’ll double up on each - two versions of each song from 32 different artists. So if you want to hear how Sturgill Simpson covers Nirvana, or interpretations of the same song by Johnny Cash and Ry Cooder, you’re in for some serious listening pleasure. And as always, if you miss us tonight stop back Tuesday night at 8 and we’ll do it all over again.

Today, Thursday, Blues for Your Pocket continues our series on Blues Music Awards Nominations 2026. Today’s focus is on ...
05/28/2026

Today, Thursday, Blues for Your Pocket continues our series on Blues Music Awards Nominations 2026. Today’s focus is on Soul Blues, with nominees in the categories of Soul Blues Album, Soul Blues Female Artist, and Soul Blues Male Artist. We’ll finish up with the category of International Blues Album nominees. Please join me at 4 pm here at WSHD-LP 93.3 fm.

Playlist, 05/28/2026:
Dave Keller, “Different Than I Planned,” 2025
Jimmy Burns & Soul Message Band, “Where Does That Leave Me?” 2025
Tad Robinson Band, “Out of Sight and Out of Mind,” 2025
The Soul of John Black, “Been Gone too Long,” 2025
Annika Chambers, “In the Heart of the Night,” 2025
Candice Ivory, “Catfish Blues,” 2025
Kat Riggins, “Cross the Line,” 2022
Thornetta Davis, “Honest Woman,” 2016
Vaneese Thomas, “Do Y’all,” 2024
Alabama Mike, “Stuff I’ve Been Through,” 2023
Curtis Salgado, “You Give the Blues a Bad Name,” 2024
John Nemeth & the Blue Dreamers, “My Baby’s Gone,” 2023
Johnny Rawls, “Trying to Live my Life Without You,” 2023
Tad Robinson, “This Time,” 2025
Brandon Isaak, “Walkin’ With The Blues,” 2025
Honeybear, the Band, “I Was Wrong,” 2025
Hubert Dorigatti & the Blues Harp Masters, “Poor Boy,” 2025
J.T. Lauritsen & The Buckshot Hunters, “Still Be Friends,” 2025
The Angelique Francis Band, “Not Defeated,” 2025

On this week's Electric Doghouse - we're hitting the road for Car Tunes - a whack of songs from the 40s through the 2000...
05/26/2026

On this week's Electric Doghouse - we're hitting the road for Car Tunes - a whack of songs from the 40s through the 2000s about driving, riding, stalling and being up on blocks.

Some reverent tomes of automotive excellence and tales of woe. Songs about chariots of old - when you bought a 6 but could have had a V-8, that soft Corinthian leather, maybe a nifty 8-track player, or those aftermarket mail-order accessories like fake spotlights, a wolf whistle, a stuffed cat for your back window whose eyes would blink whether you were turning left or right or that fab under-dash converter so your AM radio could get FM.

So check your blinker fluid, adjust your fuzzy dice, as we hit the road on a motorized Electric Doghouse with The Firedog - Tom McLaughlin, Wednesday 5-9:30+ pm on WSHD-LP 93.3 FM!

Fair warning: If you stop by Philly Joe Remarkable’s Mad Pad tonight at 7 you’ll have to whip out your glucometer becau...
05/23/2026

Fair warning: If you stop by Philly Joe Remarkable’s Mad Pad tonight at 7 you’ll have to whip out your glucometer because we’ve got nothing but sugar - 36 servings in all, from the likes of Fletcher Henderson, Stevie Wonder, Rhiannon Giddens and more. And if you need a second helping, we’ll replay it all Tuesday night at 8.

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