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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2022 · 2H 9M

Ooh Poo Pah Doo With the Gruesomes!

from In The Past: Garage Rock Podcast · host Weldon Hunter & Erik Komarnicki

In the latest show, we frat-ernize with our friends, John Davis and Bobby Beaton of The Gruesomes AND Fuad and the Feztones - the latter of which are known to perform this week's song, "Ooh Poo Pah Doo." We focus on four versions: 1. Jessie Hill, Part 1 (2:31) Our guests are experts on New Orleans R&B and what makes Jessie Hill's opening 1960 salvo so important - hint: it's sexual! They poo-poo Erik's talk of voodoo. But if you combine the sexual with the spiritual, then you create a textbook-worthy reading. Ooh!2. Jessie Hill, Part 2 (42:39) Why was this mostly-instrumental side the hit version?  Poo!3. Paul Revere & The Raiders (1:09:34) Why  aren't these guys in the R&R Hall of Fame? Pah!4. The Mystics (1:36:32) Weldon and Erik like this  1964 garage version, but John and Bobby think it's poopy. Doo!This episode was sponsored by The Gruesomes Live on "Le Beat" , Montreal's coolest teen dance show! (found on Youtube): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zG1vSYF6ufw&ab_channel=TheGruesomes

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In the latest show, we frat-ernize with our friends, John Davis and Bobby Beaton of The Gruesomes AND Fuad and the Feztones - the latter of which are known to perform this week's song, "Ooh Poo Pah Doo." We focus on four versions: 1. Jessie Hill, Part 1 (2:31) Our guests are experts on New Orleans R&B and what makes Jessie Hill's opening 1960 salvo so important - hint: it's sexual! They poo-poo Erik's talk of voodoo. But if you combine the sexual with the spiritual, then you create a te...

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