Episode #21: Whipper Snapper

Always trying to keep this barge chronologically balanced, Star Time #21's second hour attempts some friendly over-compensation by devoting itself entirely to R&B of the 1950's. The nostalgia machine spit out no less than 20 songs for that second hour, making this one of the most jammed episodes ever, line-item-wise with 35 songs in total. The first hour is the normal '60s-'70s routine. Now here's an institution you can give your honest loyalty to.

Artist	Song	Year	Label
Set 1
Claude Shermack	Your Gravy Train	1964	Goldband
Dell Stewart	Mr. Credit Man	1963	Watch
Vivian Copeland	Chaos (In My Heart)	1968	D'Oro
Belita Woods	Magic Corner	1969	Moria
Soul Excitement	Stay Together	1969	Pink Dolphin
Young Ladies	I'm Tired of Running Around	1970	Stang
The Sweets	Satisfy Me Baby	1970	Soultown
Van & Titus	Cry Baby Cry	1968	Elf
Set 2
Swamp Dogg	If I Die Tomorrow (I've Lived Tonight)	1970	Canyon
Pandella Kelly	Stand In for Love	1971	Horoscope
T-99	We've Got Everything	1972	Hi
Barry White	Honey Please, Can't Ya See	1973	20th Century
Kim Tolliver	I Don't Know What Foot to Dance On	1975	Castro
Ann Peebles	Slipped, Tripped and Fell in Love	1971	Hi
Bloodstone	Natural High	1972	London
Set 3
Wynona Carr	Jump Jack, Jump	1956	Specialty
The Cellos	The Be-Bop Mouse	1957	Apollo
Andre Williams	Mean Jean	1957	Fortune
LaVern Baker	Whipper Snapper	1958	Atlantic
The Del Knights	Compensation	1958	Unart
Eugene Church	Miami	1959	Class
Priscilla Bowman	Sugar Daddy	1957	Falcon
Clarence "Frogman" Henry	Ain't Got No Home	1956	Argo
Mickey & Sylvia	There Oughta Be a Law	1957	Vik
Screamin' Jay Hawkins	Person to Person	1957	Okeh
Set 4/Outro
The Baritones	After School Rock	1958	Dore
Jimmy Johnson	Lone Ranger Gonna Git Married	1958	Class
Elena Madera	Otra Vez	1959	Decca
Hutch Davie & his Honky Tonkers	Woodchopper's Ball	1958	Atco
Paul Gayten	Nervous Boogie	1957	Argo
Ruth Brown	I Can't Hear a Word You Say	1959	Atlantic
Billy Myles	The Joker (That's What They Call Me)	1957	Ember
The Jesters	The Plea	1958	Winley
The Dream Girls	Oh This Is Why	1959	Cameo
Little Richard	Keep a Knockin'	1957	Specialty