# Louie Louie
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"louie louie" is a rhythm and blues song written, composed, and recorded by American musician Richard Berry in 1956 and released in 1957. In 1963, a version by the Kingsmen attracted controversy over allegedly profane lyrics. The song is based on the tune "El Loco Cha Cha" popularized by bandleader René Touzet and is an example of Afro-Cuban influence on American popular music.
#435 - It's All About Steve (19th July 2026)
We all know the show is a vanity project but this week it’s gone next level… it’s all about STEVE! He played records from his birthday. Some from his party, some he got as presents and some he purchased with birthday mon
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ROCK N' ROLL CIRCUS #88
🤯 9 YEARS OF RADIO WILDER: FROM A SIMPLE IDEA TO 10,000 HOURS! 📻✨
Checking out the music for this week’s show, I was struck by The Yardbirds' track Happenings Ten Years Time Ago. It really got me thinking... ten years ago, I hadn’t even seriously considered creating an audio leave-behind for my d…
Episode 411: Episode 411 - Pretenders II with Revisitors Dave Greenberg and Jon Fash
Patreon Revisitor Dave Greenberg rejoins us and he brought along friend Jon Fash to join in the fun. Plenty of Pretenders related conversation including Andre & The Amplifiers (anyone know that band), reliving the importance of our first Pretenders episode with Doug Gillard, Cher, putting nothing i…
Notes by Northwest-April 11, 2024
It got louder as the three hours progressed. Tacoma sound in the first hour (albeit with a Stooges cover of Louie Louie by the Kingsmen), contemporary mellow-ish in the second hour, and pretty grungey in the final hour, including a solo Kurt Cobain and a Nirvana song to commemorate the passing of …
Notes by NW June 16
This was a mix from The Stooges with their cover of the Kingsmen's Louie Louie, to Mark Knopfler, checking the PNW box with a solo effort called Seattle. Also featured the Postal Service, who is back on tour now, and Death Cab for Cutie for my sweet niece, who is actually a fan (who knew?).
The Music Between The Notes With Eric Everett
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Somebody else’s perspective can irritate you, confuse you, or unlock a new idea you never could’ve reached alone. AWALL starts from that premise and then follows it straight into music, where respecting differences isn’t just a value, it’s the whole mechanism behind a great jam. Er…
Hardcore Punk Ignored Corporate America
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Most of the other musical movements we’ve covered at Let It Roll were all too eager to cut deals with corporate America to reach a mass audience. Today’s topic is the one subgenre that loudly and proudly pro…
"Louie Louie" vs the FBI
Brian and Murdock take on the task of deciphering what was (or maybe wasn't) being said when some teenagers in the Pacific Northwest tried to record a jukebox song on a budget.
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Rewind! - ‘Undone - The Sweater Song’ by Weezer and the Blue Notes of Depression
Here in season 3, we’re starting a new feature! Once per month, we’ll be turning back the clock and showcasing an episode from our back catalog! This month, we callback to one of our favorites from Season 1!
Wait, was “Undone” really the most popular early Weezer song? In this epic episode we unra…
Rewind! - ‘Undone - The Sweater Song’ by Weezer and the Blue Notes of Depression
Here in season 3, we’re starting a new feature! Once per month, we’ll be turning back the clock and showcasing an episode from our back catalog! This month, we callback to one of our favorites from Season 1!
Wait, was “Undone” really the most popular early Weezer song? In this epic episode we unra…
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