Snap, Crackle, POP! with Alec Cumming

On September 3rd 2018, I had a 3-hour 4-7 afternoon on-air shift at WPKN. It was Labor Day, and before the show I put out a "hive mind" request on Facebook for recommenmdations on songs that would be, well, good to play on Labor Day, about Labor, as this holiday is particularly distant from its reason for being - it's almost completely only thought of the "summer is over, back to school/work" holiday. I got over 400 replies! When I got to the (old) WPKN Studios at the University of Bridgeport, the AC was not working, and boy did I complain. 🙄 I edited out of most of the whiny complaining part for today's show. Now it's September 7, 2026 ( zoom! ) and it's once again a Labor Day and a Monday, the day on which I now have a weekly two-hour "drive time" 7-9am morning show. I decided to resuscitate, as it were, the 2018 show and songs, with a tiny bit of updated VO and "rewind" sound effects. So I did, and here's what today's show sounded like, with a little "thank you" coda at the end. Minimum Wage – They Might Be Giants Get a Job – The Silhouettes Working in The Coal Mine – Lee Dorsey Big Boss Man – Jimmy Reed Chain Gang – Sam Cooke Back On the Chain Gang – The Pretenders 9 to 5 – Dolly Parton Car Wash – Rose Royce A Day in the Life of a Working Man – David Ruffin I've Been Working – Van Morison Bus Rider – Guess Who Working Too Hard – The Beat Millworker – Bette Midler Allentown – Billy Joel 5 O’Clock World – The Vogues Matthew & Son – Cat Stevens I Just Got My Pay – The Beach Boys Government Center – Jonathan Richman & The Rubinoos Manic Monday (extended version) – The Bangles Don't Worry About the Government (live) – Talking Heads The Good Thing – Talking Heads Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now – The Smiths There Is Power in a Union – Billy Bragg Take Stuff from Work – King Missile (feat. John S. Hall) Workingman's Blues #2 – Bob Dylan VDT – Tom Juravich Sick Day – Fountains of Wayne It’s Not My Place (In the 9 to 5 world) – The Ramones Career Opportunities – The Clash Clampdown – The Clash Shipbuilding – Robert Wyatt Unemployment – JJ Cale Welcome to the Working Week – Elvis Costello Thank you for all the song recommendations via Facebook! Mark Sagarin, Bill Holdship, Patrick Trettenero, Daniel Martin Baker, Marice Elizabeth, Larry Stockel, Jimmy Howland, Daniel Martin Baker, John S. Hall, Jeff Samet, David Belgrave, Jhh Lowengard, Darren DeVivo, Bruce Bernstein, Howard Wuelfing and Norm Wallerstein (RIP) (Artwork pictured: "Workers on the Cathedral of Learning" by Harry W. Scheuch, born Elizabeth, NJ 1906, died Pittsburgh, PA 1978.)

This show features: - my current long-term Monkees obsession (long live Micky Dolenz and his ongoing love of psychedelia!) - a buncha great new or new-ish songs, as per usual, if I say so myself - a really touching, sad and yet melodically catchy song from a father about a son who passed away far too soon - a sneak peek at an upcoming Gershwin Brothers interview/special (sorry I didn't get to mention it on the air, or even back announce it, I was distracted by my incoming live in-studio guest) - a last half-hour or so where I have head Zamboni (and host of WPKN's Storied Sounds) Dave Schneider on as my guest, as we talk about The Coveralls' August 22nd gig at Black Rock Porchfest 2026, the Zambonis' upcoming ferryboat excursion (next stop: Port Jeff!) and some upcoming Hanukkah (Chanukah? Xanukah?) magic with the LeeVees this December Lost Boys – Phoebe Bridgers Waiting for Day – Micky Dolenz Birth of an Accidental Hipster – The Monkees The Door into Summer (live) – The Monkees Come to Me – Vicki Peterson & John Cowsill Oh Dorian – Ben Kweller (feat. MJ Lenderman) Break the Jaw – Madison Cunningham Revel In the Knowledge – Julia Cumming Good Times // End Times – Goose Stone Over Water – Death Cab for Cutie Stray Cats in Spain – Jeff Tweedy Scour Your Heart – Stephanie Seymour Bianca Sativa – The Gershwin Brothers Sea Of Heartbreak – Johnny Cash feat. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers I Don't Like Hockey No More – The Zambonis I Never Lived – Joybuzzer Hockey Monkey – The Zambonis feat. James Kochalka Superstar How Do You Spell Channukkahh? – The LeeVees Buckaroo – The Buckaroos

One of my "new music" shows, which I should probably do more of. Or else I should keep a higher percentage of new-ish material placed alongside the various pop music rabbit holes the show oft burrows itself down into. Anyway, I like this one. "The "Hammond Song" cover is a good 'un, but you knew I'd say that, right? But it really really IS. You Retreat in Time and Space [Time edit] – Boards of Canada Immortal Hands – Stereolab The Vision & The Call – Laurelynn Dossett featuring Charly Lowry The Hallelujah Trail – Charley Crockett Casablanca – Susannah Hoffs Lilac Wine – Arooj Aftab & Beck The Book of Love – Olivia Rodrigo Sunday Morning – Beth Gibbons Hammond Song – Wolf Alice (feat. Julia Cumming & Bria Saldana) White Horses – Wolf Alice moody – Royel Otis In Spirit – WHY? I Only Ever Wanted to See You Fail – The Reds, Pinks and Purples Long After Midnight – Flock of Dimes Long Way to Fall – Bedouine Oh My Love – John Lennon Yours Forever – Bishop Briggs (feat. Matt Maeson) Unfinished Sympathy (live) – Hooverphonic Doomscrollin’ – The Gershwin Brothers What Are You Doing for the Rest of Your Life? – Kandace Springs This Is Your Night – The Flat Five Chelsea Morning – Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 Light Flight – Pentangle Summertime, Summertime – Foggy Otis Aquarius (partial) – Boards of Canada

I've gotten to know the mysterious, enigmatic, and rather brilliant deejay Kid Ginseng - a producer and turntablist with deep roots in early classic hip-hop and underground dance music - a little bit over the last few years, and I love talking with him about how he puts together his minimalist (or are they maximalist?), classic electrofunk jams. The Kid is living and creating in the present yet is deeply knowledgable about the jam-masters who've come before him. (He's also a really sweet guy.) So a few weeks ago - at the Coveralls gig at Walrus Alley in Westport, to be exact - I asked him if he would join me on my Monday morning Snap Crackle POP! show someday. And on this sunny summer Bridgeport morning he did! And he even debuted his newest mixtape, which incorporates some really deep-stark-funky jams and beats, both new and vintage, alongside his own innovative tracks from the last few years. We agreed to swoop in and out of the mix like we were at a party, which was really really fun and enlightening for me. So here it is, with a particularly boogie-down episode of Snap, Crackle, BOUNCE! (I mean POP!) Big Fun – Inner City Cavern – Liquid Liquid U.F.O. – ESG Last Night a D.J. Saved My Life – Indeep Let the Music Play – Shannon The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel – Grandmaster Flash Kraftjerkz Freakout Mix # 3 – featuring: * Don’t Stop (intro) – Kid Ginseng * Looking for the Perfect Beat (instrumental) – Afrika Bambaataa * Love Can’t Wait – Tony “Dr. Edit” Garcia feat. Lil Suzy * I Need a Freak – Sexual Harassment * Night Drive Break * Rock the Planet – The Megatrons * Fix It in the Mix (instrumental) – Pretty Tony * My Tascam – Kid Ginseng * I Go Off – Kid Ginseng * Eye Spy – Unsighted * It’s Nokoman – DJ Technician * East 7 Miles – CEM3340 * Crackworld – DJ Di’jital * Armada (DJ Maaco Remix) – DJ Di’jital * 808 Kits – DJ Di’jital Computer Love – Kraftwerk

I hope it doesn't seem odd to have a "Wooo!" in this podcast's headline, in terms of the fact that our honoree - early '60s rocker Freddy Cannon - passed away this previous weekend. He was a "Wooo!" kind of guy, and his music was unquestionably joyous rock 'n' roll. (Subtlety was not his forte.) So a lot of today's music was joyous (almost all of it, anyway) as Dawn Eden Goldstein and I took a musical journey through the years 1959 through 1963/4, what one might call the post-Elvis-getting-into-the-army and pre-Beatles pop music era. Did Elvis die when he went into the service? Did Rock 'n' Roll? Maybe Don McLean would differ, but Dawn, Freddy and I say "nay". And then: "Wooo!" Action (theme song for ABC-TV's “Where The Action Is”) – Freddy Cannon Don't Ever Charge – The Crickets Claudette (demo) – Roy Orbison Sweet Suzie – Johnny Burnette Crying In the Rain – Carole King From Me to You – Del Shannon Tallahassee Lassie – Flamin' Groovies Soldier of Love – Arthur Alexander Rock and Roll Will Never Die – Wild Hares Time’s Passing By – Lia Pamina & Dario Persi Dumb Head – Ginny Arnell He’s a Rebel – The Crystals Half Heaven Half Heartache – Gene Pitney Killer Joe – The Rocky Fellers Hippie Hippy Shake – Chan Romero Tallahassee Lassie – Freddie Cannon Transistor Sister – Freddie Cannon Way Down Yonder in New Orleans – Freddy Cannon Bony Moronie – Larry Williams Whole Lotta Loving – Fats Domino Palisades Park – Freddy Cannon Stuck On You – Elvis Presley Fortune Teller – Benny Spellman You're No Good – Dee Dee Warwick The Last One to Be Loved – Lou Johnson This Empty Place – The Searchers Have I the Right – The Honeycombs Just What I Needed – Big Daddy Okefenokee – Freddy Cannon Palisades Park – The Beach Boys

Long live The Rolling Stones! And Aggie Miller and Nick Kivlen and everybody, for that matter. Never Wanna Lose You – The Rolling Stones Covered In You – The Rolling Stones Dandelion – The Rolling Stones Baby You're a Rich Man – The Beatles Emotional Rescue – The Rolling Stones Monday the 13th – The Afterschools Blast – Hovvdy Lovesick – Wishy If You Change – Widowspeak Lost Boys – Phoebe Bridgers Sadie – Aggie Miller the feeling – Steve Lacy Good Times / End Times – Goose Addicted to the Sunset – Nick Kivlen Stone Over Water – Death Cab for Cutie Me and Magdalena (Version 2) – The Monkees Terri – Micky Dolenz Doomscrollin' – The Gershwin Brothers Dead End Street – The Kinks Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometimes – Beck

It was supposed to rain more than it actually did this Monday morning. But I stuck with the playlist, reality be damned. Summer Rain – Johnny Rivers Here's That Rainy Day (Koop Remix) – Astrud Gilberto Raindrops – Dee Clark Summer Rain – Leon Bridges (feat. Jazmine Sullivan) Why Does It Always Rain on Me? – Travis Rainy Days and Mondays – The Carpenters Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again – The Fortunes Crying Inside – Nick Lowe & Los Straightjackets Ram On – Paul & Linda McCartney Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey – Paul & Linda McCartney Season Cycle – XTC I Can't Stand the Rain – Ann Peebles I Think It's Gonna Rain Today – Dusty Springfield It's Raining Today – Scott Walker Carolina Rain – Rhiannon Giddens Rainy Day – Shuggie Otis I Wish It Would Rain – Temptations Rain on the Roof – The Lovin' Spoonful Rain Hat Day – Luper Dupree It's Raining Again – Supertramp Crying In the Rain – Carole King Laughter In the Rain – Neil Sedaka Raining In My Heart – Graham Nash The End of Comedy – Drugdealer (feat. Weyes Blood) That Summer Feeling – Jonathan Richman

Shiny Happy People – Mickey Dolenz Porpoise Song – The Monkees The Door Into Summer – The Monkees You Bring the Summer – The Monkees Terri – Mickey Dolenz Kiss Me on the Bus – The Replacements Left of the Dial – The Replacements Cut Your Hair – Pavement It Only Takes One Lion – Belle and Sebastian Watching the Omnibus – The Bug Club Have U Ever Been to Wales – The Bug Club Blowin' Up – Kiwi Jr. Sound Asleep/Wide Awake – Pearl & The Oysters Good Kid – Dana and Alden The Sofa – Wolf Alice Hollywood Communication – Julia Cumming Jazzman – Carole King In The Beginning – The Autumn Defense Chelsea Morning – Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 Night In the City – Joni Mitchell My Front Pages – Arlo Guthrie You're My Favorite Song – Neil Diamond Brooklyn Roads – Neil Diamond But You Just Woke Me Up – This is Lorelei

OK, this Snap Crackle POP! is a DOOZY. For this show, my live in-studio guests (for the first 1 hour and 15 minutes of the 2-hour show, at least) are singer/songwriter/bassist Julia Cumming from Sunflower Bean whose 2026 debut solo album Julia is blowing people away , and legendary film director Edgar Wright who, believe it or not, I do not talk about movies with here at all. Why? Because we are all there to talk about our shared thesis - that 1979 is the best year for music EVER - and we are letting out GEEK. FLAGS. FLY. This is a must listen, people. Up The Junction – Squeeze Lucky Number – Lene Lovich Hit Me with Your Rhythm Stick – Ian Dury & The Blockheads One Step Beyond – Madness Ring My Bell – Anita Ward Regiment – David Byrne & Brian Eno Beat the Clock – Sparks Is She Really Going Out With Him? – Joe Jackson Making Plans for Nigel – XTC Pop Muzik – M Dance Away – Roxy Music Street Life – Randy Crawford & The Crusaders I Don’t Like Mondays – The Boomtown Rats 52 Girls - The B-52s I Walk a Thin Line – Fleetwood Mac Kid – The Pretenders Clampdown – The Clash Good Times – Chic (w/ brief excerpt of “Rapper’s Delight” by The Sugarhill Gang) Swan Lake (Death Disco)/Radio 4 – P.I.L. (partial) Video Killed the Radio Star – The Buggles 'Nuff Said.

Sigh. This was supposed to be a "Catch a Wave" week fundraiser for WPKN, with the great Dawn Eden Goldstein joining me for the first half and the legendary Rob Silber joining me for the second half. Dawn came up with the idea of playing break-up songs as a theme within the "we need money" theme. Well, I mean, it was a fundraiser, but we didn't get a single donation during my shift, though. It would do me (and our brilliant radio station!) a tremendous amount of good if you donated to WPKN here in honor of Snap Crackle POP... so: Please? --------------------------------------------- Catch A Wave – The Beach Boys You're Gonna Miss Me – The 13th Floor Elevators Off and Running – Lesley Gore Partially Awesome – Edward O'Connell Alone Again Or – The Damned Shake Hands and Walk Away Cryin' – Lou Christie Valentine's Day – Wild Hares Future Me Hates Me – The Beths So You Say You Lost Your Baby – Gene Clark I'm Not Living Here – Sagittarius The Breakup – Art Garfunkel All I Know – Art Garfunkel Bye Bye Love – The Cars If I Didn't Love You – Squeeze I Summon You – Spoon Lovers Who Wander – Dion Both Sides Now – Judy Collins

Song for Hal – U2 A ? of When – Panda Bear & Sonic Boom Feelin' So Good (S.K.O.O.B.Y. D.O.O.) – The Archies Lost & Alone – Aaron Lee Tasjan Blowin' Up – Kiwi Jr. All This Disaster – Sarah McLachlan If You Change – Widowspeak Pretty In Pink – Psychedelic Furs Radio Free Europe (Jackknife Lee 2025 mix) – R.E.M. Wu-Tang – They Might Be Giants Eat at Home – Paul & Linda McCartney Momma Gets By – Paul McCartney It's Over Now – The Beach Boys What Is Left to Say – Thundercat (feat. The Lemon Twigs) 2 or 3 – The Lemon Twigs Forgotten (Alternate Version) – Neil Diamond Michigan – Margret Glaspy Rainbows – Allison Russell Real Deal – Endearments Pink Lemon – Elder Island Aht Uh Mi Hed – Shuggie Otis Strawberry Letter 23 – Shuggie Otis

This show was kind of a "memorial 2-fer". First, it was a belated tribute to Memorial Day; Dawn Eden Goldstein and I were going to co-host the Snap Crackle POP! WPKN show on the Memorial Day morning of 5/25/26, but due to a family issue we had to re-run the 1/27/26 Beatles REVOLVER special. Secondly, this show served as a memorial of sorts to the memory of Cynthia Louise Harden , who passed on 5/26/26 - and yes, that was the family issue. Cynthia was the mother of my amazing daughter Julia Cumming , my partner and co-leader of the '90s pop-rock-rap duo Bite the Wax Godhead , and... my ex-wife. I am still extremely sad and in shock, even as I write this. I'm not sure I did her memory justice (much less to the brave and women who lost their lives to war) but here it is anyway. I meant well. =========================================== The Way We Were / Try to Remember – Gladys Knight Reflections of My Life – The Marmalade Do You Remember Walter? – The Kinks Remember – John Lennon Here Today – Paul McCartney As You Lie There – Paul McCartney Soho Square – Kirsty MacColl Never to Be Forgotten – The Bobby Fuller Four I’ve Got a Broken Heart – The Lemon Twigs Till We Meet Again – The Cheepskates Galveston – Glen Campbell Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town – Kenny Rogers and the First Edition Powderfinger (acoustic) – Neil Young I Can’t Write Left-Handed (live) – Bill Withers The Green Fields of France – Dropkick Murphys Between the Wars – Billy Bragg Old World – The Modern Lovers Rivers of Babylon – The Melodians Keep On Movin' – Soul II Soul The Captain of Her Heart – Double Starlight – Nick Kivlen Only Love Can Break Your Heart – Neil Young

This is a repackaging of two live Snap Crackle POPs from March 2nd and 3rd of this year. The lovely and brilliant Eden Dawn Goldstein joins me for the first half. [All songs performed by Neil Sedaka unless otherwise noted.] That's When the Music Takes Me Stupid Cupid – Connie Francis The Diary I Go Ape One Way Ticket (To the Blues) Oh! Carol Oh! Neil – Carole King Calendar Girl Breaking Up Is Hard to Do I Can't Stay Mad at You – Skeeter Davis Magic Colors – Lesley Gore When Love Comes Knockin' (At Your Door) – The Monkees Workin’ on a Groovy Thing Beautiful You Laughter In the Rain Bad Blood Anywhere You're Gonna Be (Leba's Song) (Is This the Way To) Amarillo – Tony Christie I'm a Song, Sing Me Superbird – Neil Sedaka Solitaire – Neil Sedaka It Hurts to Be in Love – Gene Pitney Donna – 10cc Love Will Keep Us Together – The Captain & Tenille Puppet Man – The 5th Dimension The Hungry Years Beginning to Breathe Again

My guest co-host Dawn Eden Goldstein proposed we do a show based on early '90s UK "twee" music, with an emphasis on the 1991 "The Waaaah! CD", and I quickly agreed... Because Dawn always brings the obscure yet utterly fantastic pop songs to the world of Snap Crackle POP! So get into your pajamas and bring out your kittens and let's (politely) TWEE out! Who Loves the Sun – The Velvet Underground Walking My Cat Named Dog – Norma Tanega I'd Like to Walk Around in Your Mind - Vashti Bunyan Fill Your Heart – David Bowie Think Of Rain – Margo Guryan Dream Lover – The Paris Sisters Going Downtown – Pianosaurus I Don’t Want to Back – Riff Doctors Flowers Through the Air – Tiny Lights The Sunday Way of Life – Smalltown Parade September's Not So Far Away – The Field Mice Ashlands Road – Strawberry Story Sunny Tuesday Afternoon – The Dufflecoats James – Fat Tulips Perfect Day – Ric Menck Air – The Owls Seems So – The Apples in Stereo Voice In My Head – The Sneetches I'll Be Gone – Papas Fritas Disconnect the Dots – Of Montreal Stop Buying Things – Swan Dive Walk The Way You Talk – Dionne Warwick

Julia Cumming finally released her long-awaited solo album last Friday, April 24th 2026, and I played a couple of songs from it, as well as other songs that were a part of the inspiration for it, plus other good songs. Save It for Later – Eddie Vedder Best Friend – The English Beat All This Disaster – Sarah McLachlan One Stop – Aldous Harding The Sofa – Wolf Alice No More Tearstained Makeup – Martha & the Vandellas All I Do Is Think About You – Tammi Terrel You'll Never Get to Heaven (If You Break My Heart) – Dionne Warwick I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself – Dusty Springfield Here You Come Again – Dolly Parton Free Man in Paris – Joni Mitchell Kites Are Fun – The Free Design Do It All Again – Julia Cumming Days We Left Behind – Paul McCartmey Baby Don't Go – Ringo Starr Wantcha Baby – Cryptic Soup Idiots Delighted – Damfino Let Her Dance – The Bobby Fuller Four Searching For Heaven – Swamp Dogg Man Of His Word – Kashus Culpepper Emotional Labor – Julia Cumming Amoureuse – Véronique Sanson Abducted By Love – The Tall Pines Freeing Wheels – Souled American (Snap Crackle EXTRA!) I'd Like To Talk to You – Mark Eric How She Boogalooed It – The Beach Boys Teenage News – Syl Sylvain Feelin' So Good (S.K.O.O.B.Y.–D.O.O.) – The Archies I Don't Like Hockey No More – The Zamboni After the Fox – The Hollies feat. Peter Sellers

Dawn Eden Goldstein is a badass. There, I've said it. Both a deeply respected Catholic theologian and pop music historian! I really like when she comes on my morning Snap Crackle POP! shows and I hope we do it again and again. She suggested a tribute/exploration of sorts into the career of British songwriter John Carter, and I was game, and this is what it sounded like. Chelsea Morning – Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 I Wish You Hadn't – Benjamin Morren She Is Today – Bergen White Sweet And Tender Romance – The McKinleys Lonely Room – The Ivy League I Can't Explain – The Who Tossing and Turning – The Ivy League Can't You Hear My Heartbeat – Herman's Hermits My World Fell Down – Sagittarius Beyond the Railroad – The Pen Friend Club Annie Almond – The Junipers Let's Go To San Francisco – The Flower Pot Men Jangleheart – Novelty Island This Whole World – The Beach Boys Beach Baby – The First Class Winchester Cathedral – The New Vaudeville Band Westchester Hadassah – Allan Sherman Paper Trail – Caper Clowns In The Beginning – The Autumn Defense Little Bird – Famous Groupies Sadie – Aggie Miller

Yes, that's me and Al Jardine. (And he's a pleasure to talk to.) I talk about meeting him on this radio show, and hearing him and Darian Sahanaja and his brillint Pet Sounds band perform ALL of the tracks from THE BEACH BOYS LOVE YOU live, the night before, which also just happened to be the 49th Anniversary of the album's release (!). Thank you, Al, thank you Darian, and thank you Brian - I am thrilled, honored, and deeply moved. I love this music SO much. Let Us Go on This Way – The Beach Boys Solar System –– The Beach Boys I Wanna Pick You Up – The Beach Boys Be Like Him – Darian Sahanaja, Probyn Gregory & The Lemon Twigs (Ronnie D'Addario cover) 2 or 3 – The Lemon Twigs Baby, Let's Stick Together – The Paley Brothers Come On Let's Go – The Ramones & The Paley Brothers Black and White – The dBs Red Lights – The Marbles We Deliver – The Miamis See No Evil – Television The Book I Read (CBS/Columbia demo) – Talking Heads Lotus Bridge – The Monochrome Set Why Don't You – Squeeze The Crystal Ship – Robyn Hitchcock Venus in the Zinnia – Aldous Harding (w/ H. Hawkline) One Thing at a Time – Courtney Barnett Idiots Delighted – Damfino American Obituary – U2 City of Heroes – Billy Bragg Rust & Wire – Anjimile In The Middle of It – Hiss Golden Messenger The Logical Song – The Philistines Jr. Diggin’ In the Coal – Leah Blevivs Hanging Out to Dry – Florence Road Come To God – Indigo de Souza

On yesterday's Snap, Crackle POP! I was delighted to have legendary raconteur and man about town Edward Rogers as a guest as we talked about his splendid new(-ish) album ASTOR PLACE. We talked about the fine art of songwriting, Birmingham homecomings, Sidewalk (sigh) and the Losers Lounge and the never-ending comings and goings of the East Village and htray rock 'n' roll and... well, it was a really fun and informative chat. And Edward's beautiful, deeply felt and finely wrought music really hits home. Cheers to Ed and Melani Rogers for making this happen and for being patient with me! I Know a Place – Petula Clark Move In a Little Closer – Harmony Grass (for Joseph) Build Me Up Buttercup – The Foundations Next Plane to London – The Rose Garden London Life – Anita Harris My Baby Loves Lovin' – White Plains You've Got Your Troubles – The Fortunes My Baby Loves Lovin' - White Plains Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress – The Hollies Romeo – Edward Rogers Old Town – Phil Lynott Tears In My Martini – Edward Rogers Street Life – Roxy Music The Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead – Edward Rogers, Loser’s Lounge Caroline Goodbye – Colin Blunstone 15 Eldon Road – Edward Rogers All the Way from Memphis – Mott the Hoople What You Do to Me – Teenage Fanclub I've Got a Broken Heart – The Lemon Twigs No Milk Today – Herman’s Hermits Headline Hustler – 10cc The Monsters of Pig Alley – Morrissey Long Way to Fall – Bedouine Oh My Love – John Lennon Oh Yoko! – John Lennon

Breathe (4square mix) – Telepopmuzik Heaven's Gonna Burn Your Eyes – Thievery Corporation In the Waiting Line – Zero 7, Sophie Barker Kiss From a Rose – Seal Billions – Caroline Polacheck The Captain of Her Heart – Double Come to God – Indigo De Souza Real Thing – Drugdealer, Weyes Blood Please Let Me Remember This – Julia Cumming (It Takes All Kinds) To Make a New World – Gail Ann Dorsey Lebanese Blonde – Thievery Corporation Here's That Rainy Day (Koop Remix) – Astrud Gilberto Waltz for Koop – Koop Where Do I Begin (Away Team remix) – Shirley Bassey The Sofa – Wolf Alice Rust & Wire – Anjimile Days We Left Behind – Paul McCartney Jenny Wren – Paul McCartney February Sky – Ringo Starr Doomscrollin' – The Gershwin Brothers Tears In My Martini – Edward Rogers Yours (If You Want Me) – The Bug Club Forgotten Dreams – Leroy Anderson

The second of two day's worth of Snap Crackle POP! shows with female performers, songwriters, musicians, etc. in honor of Women's History Month. Pictured: the mighty BREEDERS. Drivin' on 9 – The Breeders I Am Woman – Helen Reddy I'm a Woman – Peggy Lee Lola – The Raincoats Spellbound – Siouxie and the Banshees Don't Go Away – Tallulah Gosh Never Say Never – Romeo Void Thinking About Sex Again – The Waitresses O Superman – Laurie Anderson Hounds of Love – Kate Bush There's a Part I Can't Back – Sunflower Bean Small Town Girl – Tracey Thorn Night Terrors – Diet Cig Jersey – Barrie Cloud 9 – Beach Bunny Twilight Café – Susan Fassbender & Kay Russell Go Away – Strawberry Switchblade Black Boys on Mopeds – Sinéad O'Connor How Much Did You Get For Your Soul? – Lucinda Williams There She Goes Again – King Princess Broken English – Marianne Faithful