Hey look another Podcast within a month of the last one! You see, I keep some (if not any) promises. No need to thank me, clicking on that "Demand more" button is all the thanks I need. Or cash. Cash pays for shit. Cash motivates. Cash is cold and hard, just like some of the women in this podcast. So sit back and put your feet up on the one you love because you are about to enter the realm of woman.
TRACKLIST
YOU'RE JUST A MAN - Unknown POP YOU IN THE POOPER - Jeff Stryker TOBASCO - Amru Sani MY PUSSY BELONGS TO DADDY - Faye Richmonde CONFESSION - National Lampoon DRIVE - IN - Jaguars COTTON CLUB STOMP - John Barry CHERRY BOMB - Runaways GET SOME - Lykke Li VOODOO - Josie & The Pussycats SUNSET ROCK - Tommy O'Tani YOU GOT ANOTHER THING COMIN' - The Mods PINBALL PLAYBOY - unknown BIG BAD BOSS BEAT - The Teen Beats SITTIN' AT THE DRIVE IN - The Morgan Twins I LOST MY HEART AT THE DRIVE IN MOVIE - Jerry Lewis BANNED IN BOSTON - Merv Griffin SHAKE YOUR MONEY MAKER - Elmore James MACHINE GUN - The Commodores CLASH - Caravan Palace BYE BYE BLUE - Japanese 1920's EVERYBODY WANTS MY FANNY - unknown
Backmasking in Rock music has always interested me. Maybe because even at a young age *I* even thought it was a bunch of bullshit. I found an old radio clip discussing what rock music's hidden messages to young unsuspecting children is, and got a little chuckle listening to it. Toss in some tasty tunes and here you go. Podcast #67. Now that the holiday show has ended it's run, I am going to try to stay on top of this podcast more. So, until April... (heh heh)
Hello friends and lovers....Okay, so here it is... Don't remind me it has been a couple months since the last Peek-A-Boo Podcast but, and I ain't gonna lie -that's just not my style, but, I got abducted by aliens... no? Okay, the workload over at The Peek-A-Boo Revue has amped up a little bit with some extra added shows before our big "Holiday Spectacular" tour launching in December. One of which is that on November 13th, The Burlesque Legend SATAN'S ANGEL, along with The Peek-a-Boo Revue will be performing at The Trocadero! So we are kind of rehearsing for 2 shows, a wedding and a sweet 16 party I think. Or is it a briss? But the bottom line is that it had just been busy as balls. But I think about you from time to time. The Holiday show is shaping up nicely though, when December hit's we'll all be trucking up to Jim Thorpe, PA to the Mauch Chunk Opera House December 3rd, Roxy & Dukes in Dunellen, NJ - December 4th as well as World Cafe Live in Philly on the 17th. So if you are around come and say hello in person. Seems I have been doing most of the chatting between us don't you agree? I know what else you'll agree with is that this little podcast will devour 79 minutes of your life which you can only get back in person. See? Now you have TWO reasons to say hello. So until then....
ADDICTED TO LOVE - Florence & The Machine WALA DAI - The Devil's Anvil MISS YOU SO - Tiny Topsy DON'T BRING ME DOWN - The Pretty Things AIN'T GONNA EAT MY HEART OUT - The Puppets IT'S SO HARD TO SAY I LOVE YOU (WHEN YOU'RE SITTING ON MY FACE) - Muff Tones WET DREAMS - Sex Ed Album MYSTERIOUS MYSTERY - The Persian Claws THE HEEL - Kay Martin MAMA A GO-GO - Perez Prado BUST OUT - The Busters DOWN YONDER ROCK - Gone All-Stars PUSSY PUSSY PUSSY - The Lightcrusy Doughboys DADDY ROCKS ME (WITH ONE STEADY ROLL) - Tampa Red's Hokum Jug Band with Frankie "Half-Pint" Jaxson HOOKER'S HOOKER - Marvin Hamlisch SIDE B - IT'S SO HARD TO SAY I LOVE YOU (WHEN YOU'RE SITTING ON MY FACE) - Muff Tones ROSE - BENNY HILL RIDING BY - The Majestics DO IT AGAIN - unknown RIDE A WHITE HORSE - Goldfrapp SMOKIE PART 2 - Bill Black I FEEL FINE - LAM LENG YUMMY YUMMY YUMMY - RITA CHAO IN THE SUMMERTIME - unknown HULLY GULLY DO MONATANHES - Conjunto Academico Joao Paulo HURTIN KIND - The Bittersweets ANNABELLE LEE - Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
IF YOU LOVE ME (YOU'LL SLEEP ON THE WET SPOT) - Asylum Street Spankers THE DIRTY GIRLS - Radio Spot TEASIN' - King Curtis A GUY WHAT TAKES HIS TIME - Mae West MY BABYS WILD ABOUT MY OLD TROMBONE - Clinton Ford FEMALES FOR HIRE - Radio Spot CHRISTINE - Miss X THEY CALL HER ONE EYE - Radio Spot COME ON LINDA - Chad Allen TANGO 'TILL THEY'RE SORE - Tom Waits REVLON SWEEPSTAKES - Radio Spot LIES - The Knickerbockers THE LAUNDROMAT BLUES - Royales with Charles 'little jazz' Ferguson & his Orchestra DIRTY ROBBER - Noblemen DIRTY KNEES - Persian Claws WALKIN WANDA - The Shades STROLLIE BUN - The Blonde Bomber REAL GIRL MAKEUP - Tomme James & The Shondells Radio Spot LITTLE LIL - Mel Dorsey LINDA - The Starfires ANIMAL HIGH - Radio Spot RING ME UP - The Divinyls BREAKOUT - George Bradley & his Orchestra LIE DETECTOR MACHINE - Don Cole BAD MOTORCYCLE - The Angelos OPEN THE DOOR RICHARD - Mel Henke DADDY O - The Fontane Sisters JET BOY JET GIRL - The Damned BLAZING STEWARDESSES - Radio Spot BIG LONG SLIDING THING - Dinah Washington DIRTY WHIRLWIND - TV on the Radio THE DIRT GANG - Radio Spot SOME GIRLS - Rachel Stevens
Hello there! Come on in! We've got a nice treat for you. Our very own Million-Dollar Mincemeat with lots of go-go goodness and a strange track called THE HITCHHIKER. No clue on this. It came up while I was listening to my music library on shuffle and thought 'what the hell is this?' I am not sure where it is from or how I had obtained it. I wish I knew. Probably some rique movie that the recording came from back when you had to sync up film and audio. You know, "the good ole days..." Probably from WFMU. Love that site.
As with many of these podcasts, no real theme going on just a bunch of music that The Peek-a-Boo Revue has used in a show or just damn good music. Burlesque really has no main sound anymore. It is what you want it to be and how you envision ideas in your head. This is what we like. Thanks for listening and enjoy our pie. - Joey
CHASTITY - Movie Trailer LOVE SLAVE - Screamin Sirens LE TRAIN FOU - Jacques Denjen BEATNIK - The Champs YOU DON'T LOVE ME - The Starlets TOPLESS PARTY - Piero Umiliani SUCK YOU OUT - Dirty Fan Male NO YOU GIRLS - Franz Ferdanand MOVE THROUGH TIME - Persian Claws
LANDLADY'S DAUGHTER - Larry Vincent and Pearl Boys TWO TIME SLIM - Snatch & The Poontangs (the Mouth vcl) CRAZY VIBRATIONS - The Bikinis YES MASTER - The Whips CRYPT OF DARK SECRETS + SEVEN BLOWS OF THE DRAGON - Radio Spot SUNDAY STRIPPER - Cock Sparrer DEVIL WOMAN - Ringo Starr STEREO AND SUCH - National Lampoon WHATCHAMACALLIT - Esquivel THE HITCHICKER - GOOD TIME WOMAN - Dan Seepers Soul GATOR BAIT - Trailer SEND ME ALL! - Dirty Fan Male RADIOACTIVE MAMA - Sheldon Allman TWO LADIES IN DE SHADE OF DE BANANA TREE - Ethel Azama GLOW WORM - Johnny Mercer GERALDINE - Ole Miss Down Beats EVIL PLOT TO BLOW UP BATMAN - Neil Hefti THE TWISTERS - Mel Henki MY BLUE HEAVEN - Japanese music from 20's & 30's 4,000 hours - The George W. Bush Singers PARTY IN MY PANTS - Barnes & Barnes
Hello Friends and Lovers, this newest episode of The Peek-a-Boo Podcast has both 'Quirky' AND 'Vintage' with an extra helping of "Quirky Vintage - Upbeat nostalgia for tv and advertising! from Paul Reeves" slathered on top ...just because. I have been listening to more of these vintage styled tunes for The Peek-A-Boo Show so it was only natural that a small collection had been aquired of some time. So what better way to enjoy the podcast is to look at some old pin-ups from 1920 via the Vintage Gal!
VINTAGE GAL Beware - her page will contain nude classic pinup models. If that bothers you, please do not look
EVEL KINEVEL - (Radio Spot) IT'S A GAS - (Alfred E. Neuman) POLKA STRIP/LARGO STRIP - (Spike Jones & his City Slickers) PERCEY STREET STOMP B - (Paul Reeves) STRANGE RAMPAGE - (Radio Spot) SHIMMY SHIMMY WALK - (The Megatons) THAT'S JAZZ A - (Paul Reeves) KISS - (Max Raabe) UNKNOWN - (Japanese 20's & 30's) PERCEY STREET STOMP A - (Paul Reeves) THE MAN FROM THE SOUTH - (Drew Nugent & The Midnight Society (Facebook)) HEART OF GLASS - (Puppini Sisters) THE BEDFORD REPORT - (Radio Spot) LITTLE EGYPT - (Colin Buckley) HERSHEY PENNSYLVANIA - (Vincent Price) BED SPRING MOTEL - (Roy Hall) MY SUGAR DADDY - (Sheena Scott) ALLEY CAT - (Paul Reeves) SAM THE HOTDOG MAN - (Lil' Johnson) LET'S DO THE FINK - (Alf Neuman) WOLF GAL - (Skipper Ryle) WHAT BECAME OF JACK & JILL/THE STRANGE VENGEANCE OF ROSALIE - (Radio Spot) LONELYVILLE - (The Creed Taylor Orchestra) PUTTIN' ON THE RITZ - (The Clevelanders) THAT'S JAZZ C - (Paul Reeves) UNKNOWN - (Japanese 20's & 30's) HONEY PIE - (The Beatles) SUGAR PIE - (Radio Spot) ANOTHER CUP OF YOUR SUGAR - (Barry Tiffin) ITSY BITSY BIKINI - (Caterina Valente) OH YOU DEVIL YOU - (Oliver Brown) and to end on a good note: YO RELATIVES - (DJ ASSAULT)
Boys, Boys, BOYS! Time for boys! Have a listen you what your grandfather probably played for your Dad when he was a young boy, ready, to become a MAN... I'm sure everything turned out juuuust fine. Lucky you, this is the second installment of the Dr. Sims Educational series on how to talk to your Son about sex; circa 1965. Well, he'll chat about all the good parts and YOUR job was to point at the images in the book that came accompanied it. And you know what, I just realized that there isn't one damn penis song in it. Well damn, I must be slipping on the low brow material. That being said I think this is a little creepy myself. Just for the mere fact that it is house call?? Man those were the days...
WET IT (let the good work go on) - Frankie 'Halfpint' Jaxon LIGHT MY FIRE - The Templeton Twins MADE YOU LOOK - Herb Alpert DETROIT - Sounds Incorporated MOLOTOV COCKTAIL PARTY - Vivi Bach & Dietmar Schönherr LITTLE BO - The Royaltones SNORING - Little Jimmy & The Sparrows MAYONAISE - Bobby Lee Trammell THE PATTY CAKE MAN - Ella Mae Morris MR. MOOVIN IS GROOVIN - Tommy Wills BLACK AND TAN FANTASY - Ronnie Magri THE PINK PANTHER THEME - Oranj Symphonette BOYS WILL BE BOYS - Goldfrapp I WANT A MAN (Who's gonna do right) - Annisteen Allen & Her Home Town Boys LA DEE DA - Tommy Wills WORKED UP SO SEXUAL - The Faint I FEEL LOVE - Blue Man Group GIRLS NIGHT OUT - Marc Shaiman THE NAKED ZOO ROCKIN' WITH JOE - The Renaults OOH YEAH BABY - Kip Tyler & His Flips BOYS KEEP SWINGIN - David Bowie HERE COMES THE SUN - Sandi Farina MY VAGINA - April Winchell PINK PEDAL PUSHERS - Carl Perkins UGLY - Gina Gershon FAT SAM'S GRAND SLAM SPEAKEASY - Paul Williams OOH, OOH GURU - The Templeton Twins THE BLACK AND WHITE RAG - Winifred Atwell PINK CARPET - Charles Wilp
Oh Martini, you are a clever stallion today with the title of this episode. So will you excuse me while I fire all of the guns at once, and explode into space? Thank you. I hope everyone's Halloween was a delicious 'treat' with some sprinkled 'tricks' here and there. You know, the kind of tricks you DON'T have to pay a person on the corner for? ...I mean, even the clocks went back an hour! And if that wasn't enough for you wanting free treats (as you well deserve), your pal Joey has put together this little treat just for you and your sexy Halloween afterglow. Yeah... look at you.... you're so cheap. Now get over here and bring me some of that candy...
SHIRLEY - John Fred & His Playboys BITE IT - Screamin' Jay Hawkins LADY - Adam & The Ants NATURAL SHEEN - Avon OUR DANCE - Wax Tailor AFTER DARK - Tito & Tarantula WEB OF LOVE - Joi Lansing LONG, LONG TIME NO SEE - French Follies Chorus LITTLE BITTY PRETTY ONE - Frankie Lymon LITTLE CAT - Jonas FLIGHT TO FANTASY - Avon DR. NO PIANO - Claudia Vita MAKE LOVE TO ME - Ann Margret BETTER GET IT IN YOUR SOUL (THE HOT AND THE COOL) - Gil Evans TEMPTATION - "Bald" Bill Hagan and his Trocaderons JAVA JONES - Donna Lynn NIGHTMARE - The Whyte Boots THE BOOGALA - Jay Jay Imus & Freddy Ford FAT GIRL - Loose Cannon SHE'S A FAT GIRL - The Rockabouts WHAT'S IT - Jimmie Rodgers ONLY YOU (FRENCH VERSION) - Portishead WALK RIGHT IN, WALK RIGHT OUT - Jessie Powell & His Orchestra (Fluffy Hunter Vocals) THINK TWICE (X VERSION) - Jackie Wilson & LaVern Baker CONSTIPATION BLUES - Screamin' Jay Hawkins
Alberto Vargas (9 February 1896 – 30 December 1982) was a noted Peruvian painter of pin-up girls. He is often considered one of the most famous of the pin-up artists. Numerous of the original Vargas paintings have sold for tens of thousands of dollars.
That's one of 'em right there. Pretty sweet stuff there. ...I got nothin really to comment on about this podcast -Oh! uhm... yeah, nothin. BUT, what I CAN say is that it has NOTHING to do with Vargas at all! Couple songs on here I have thought about doing in the show... Maybe in July. Can ya guess which ones? Oh come on....
TRACKLIST
TELL HER NO - The Zombies BAD - Cozy Cole TOES - The Wet Spots THERE'S ALWAYS SOMETHING THERE TO REMIND ME - Sandi Shaw HANKY PANKY - Nancy Sit NAZI HELMET - Radio Spot DADDY WAS A PREACHER BUT MAMA WAS A GO-GO GIRL - JoAnna Neel GONNA GIT THAT MAN - The Sanshers FISHIN' POLE - Tom Archia & his All-Stars YELLOW PAYGES - Radio Spot THREE WAY - Tom Heini SEVEN LITTLE GIRLS - Paul Evans MELVIN - The Belles TAKE IT OFF - Groundhog THUNDERCATS OUTTAKES NATIONAL BEER OCTOPUS AD DRILL, DADDY, DRILL - Dorothy Ellis SWINGER PERSONALS - The April Winchell Show WASHINGTON POST - Pat Gonez & His Crazy Seven 7-11 (1958) - Gone All Stars HORMEL HOT DOGS SPOT - Love Generation GEORGE - The Wet Spots WONDERING WHO BOOGIEIN' MY WOOGI - Oscar's Chicago Swingers DADDY YOU GOT EV'RYTHING - Mary Dixon FRENCH PUSSYCAT - Radio Spot UNKNOWN - Unknown FUNNY LITTLE BABY - Pat Gonez & His Crazy Seven THE FRENCH MISTAKE - Mel Brooks
The National Police Gazette was probably the most successful of the men's magazines of the nineteeth century United States. It was founded in 1845 by journalist George Wilkes and lawyer Enoch Camp as a sort of true crime/America's Most Wanted periodical; it told the stories of crime and misbehavior with information about the alleged offenders such as names, aliases, physical descriptions.
In 1877, Richard Kyle Fox became publisher of the magazine after a few years selling ads and then becoming the business manager. He came up with the idea of selling cheap subscriptions to saloon keepers, barbers, hotel managers, and other places where multiple readers would encounter the magazine. He also made the Gazette stand out from its competing scandal sheets by printing it on pink paper. The illustrations started to include pictures of female burlesque and vaudeville performers in revealing poses, instead of just pictures to accompany stories.
The Gazette's success under Fox was huge. By 1885, its advertising rates were the same as such popular magazines as Ladies Home Journal, and Fox claimed each weekly issue was read by a million readers. Subscriptions were about a sixth of that number, but it doesn't seem too unlikely that each issue going to a barbershop or saloon was read by a large number of people. Fox tried to start other magazines, but none came close to matching the Gazette's success. But the Gazette had made Fox a millionaire. Thomas Edison was a regular reader, and later James Joyce made reference to the magazine in Ulysses.
By the 1920s, though, saloons were closed by Prohibition and barbershops were becoming more unisex as flappers came in to get their hair bobbed -- not a place where such a male-oriented magazine was so welcome. Fox died in 1922; his organization kept on for another decade before selling the magazine. Many other girlie mags, sports, and tabloids had sprouted as competition to the Gazette's success. By the 1950s, glossier periodicals such as Esquire, Sports Illustrated, and Playboy had stole even more of its audience. The magazine was still published throughout much of the twentieth century, with headlines such as "Exposed -- The Dope Racket That Killed Marilyn Monroe!" (1962) and "UFOs: A Message from Our Past?" (1975). 1982 is the last year I can find any reference to the magazine, but a run from 1848 to then is still quite impressive, even if the issues of the 1900s never reached the success of the 1880s and 1890s.
Charge it - The Playboys
Night Walk - Swingers
BARE FACTS ABOUT BURLESQUE - 1 - National Police Gazette article - 1949
Miss Letha Jones - The Chargers
Mad Ave Perfume ad - Charles Wilp
Big Boss A Go-Go Party - Ron Haydok & The Boppers
You're Driving me Crazy - Mel Henke
Outta my head - Various
The Prowler - The Harry Roche Constellation
music composed for the film THE VELVET HAMMER BURLESQUE 1 - MUSIC TO LOSE YOUR KNICKERS BY - OST - www.itsachick.com
Phantom Patrol (1903) - Aeolian Piano ROll
Anaesthesia - Reg Tisley
music composed for the film THE VELVET HAMMER BURLESQUE 2 - MUSIC TO LOSE YOUR KNICKERS BY - OST - www.itsachick.com
BARE FACTS ABOUT BURLESQUE - 2 - National Police Gazette article - 1949
Cobra - The Boys
Apple Cider - Doc Starkes & His Night Riders
Are you Nervous? - The Instrumentals
BARE FACTS ABOUT BURLESQUE snip - National Police Gazette article - 1949
Sleepless Hours - The Originals
The Wiggling Fool - Jack Hammer
Purple Wail - Red Prysock
Lady Marmalade - Christina Aguilera Burlesque Tribute
New rubbing on that darn old thing - Oscar's Chicago Swingers
Street walkin' blues - Washboard Rhythm Kings
BARE FACTS ABOUT BURLESQUE - 3 - National Police Gazette article - 1949
Dance me 'til the end of love - Hate Gibson
The Sneak - George Young & The Rockin' Bocs
Oasis (Part 1) - The Majestics
(Do the) Mashed Potatos (Part 2) - Nat Kendrik & The Swans
Keep on churnin' - Wynonie Harris
Okay so I made this little mini podcast to add a little extra flair to our Event Page promoting the upcoming World Cafe Live Show. This was before PodOmatic decided to unveil their newest creation "The Minicast" basically allowing you to podcast, post and promote. I added that mini-podcast to the second half of this current podcast because little did I know that hardly anyone ever looks at the event page and I was desperate. I feel like a jilted lover...not wanted. So from now on it's the Minicast for all the promotin crap for me! You win this round PodOmatic.... But I haven't forgotten about YOU -look at me now coming back to your loving ears. Did you miss me?
AbeMinsky launched a New York business in 1908 with a Lower East Side nickelodeon showing racy films. His own father shut him down and bought the National Winter Garden on Houston Street, which had a theater inconveniently located on the sixth floor. He gave the theater to Abe and his brothers Billy and Herbert. At first they tried showing respectable films but could not compete with the large theater chains. The Minskys tried to bolster their shows by bringing in vaudeville performers, but could not afford good acts.
Then they considered burlesque. Burlesque acts were cheaper, and circuits (called "wheels") supplied a new show every week, complete with cast, costumes and scenery. There was the Columbia Wheel, the American Wheel, and the Mutual Wheel. Burlesque during this period was clean; a fourth wheel, the Independent, actually went bankrupt in 1916 after refusing to clean up its act. The Minskys briefly considered signing with a wheel but decided to stage their own shows because it was cheaper and Billy Minsky longed to be the next Florenz Ziegfeld.
But Minsky's clientèle of poor immigrants had not been taught to appreciate clean burlesque, and the Minskys were not about to teach them. Plus, their audience needed a compelling reason to trek up to a sixth-floor theater. Billy realized that success in burlesque depended on how the girls were featured. Abe, who had been to Paris and the Folies Bergère and Moulin Rouge, suggested importing one of their trademarks: a runway to bring the girls out into the audience. The theater was reconfigured, and the Minskys were the first to feature a runway in the United States. Billy had the sign out front changed to "Burlesque As You Like It – Not a Family Show," and the Minskys were on their way.
The Great Depression ushered in the greatest era for burlesque, and Minsky burlesque in particular. Few could afford to attend expensive Broadway shows, yet people craved entertainment. Furthermore, there now seemed to be an unlimited supply of unemployed pretty girls who considered the steady work offered by burlesque. By the time they finished expanding, the various Minskys controlled over a dozen theaters – six in New York and others in Baltimore, Philadelphia, Albany, and Pittsburgh. They even formed their own "wheel."
History of Minsky's Burlesque - Joey Martini
The Night they Raided Minsky's instrumental - OST
A taste of Honey - Jamie & The J. Silvia Singers
Your wiggle and your giggle - Lue Renny
Let's Misbehave - Elvis Costello
The Night they Raided Minsky's Overture & Introduction - OST Rudy Vallee
Fighter - Burlesque tribute to Christina Aguilera
The Touchy - Luie Luie
Please don't touch my bowl - Gladys Hill
Touch me - Samantha Fox
History of Minsky's Burlesque 2 - Joey Martini
Take ten terrific girls - Night they raided Minsky's OST - Dexter Maitland
I want to be bad - Eartha Kitt
Miss Rhinebooze - Flagpole Singers
Screwdriver - Luchi
Red Ridin' Hood & The Wolf - Bunker Hill
Big Man Blues - The Bluetones
History of Minsky's Burlesque 3 - Joey Martini
Blockbuster - Sweet
Perfect Gentleman Overture - Night they raided Minsky's OST
The Silencer - Hugo Montenegro & his Orchestra
Perfect Gentleman - OST Jason Robards
Move your hand baby - Crown Prince Waterford
Now, baby, now - June Allyson
Bad Motorcycle - The Angelos
History of Minsky's Burlesque 4 - Joey Martini
You Rat you - Night they raided Minsky's OST - Lillian Heyman
Keep your skirts down, MaryAnn - The Andrew Sisters
You put it in, I'll take it out - Papa Charlie Jackson
History of Minsky's Burlesque 5 - Joey Martini
The Night they Raided Minsky's - Night they raided Minsky's OST - Rudy Vallee
Medical science has known this for years but now here’s the picture that proves it!
When a door-to-door salesman (whose mental state is already in question) finds his wife, Leila, in bed with another man, he heads straight to Manhattan: “Somewhere in the crowd in the big city, I’ll find another woman!” His search takes him to a keyhole in a boarding house where he watches a woman artist sketching a naked man with a hairy ass: “I know these women! They’re just like my wife!” True! The moment the artist starts to have sex with the guy, she turns into his wife! (And though all women are bad, some of them sure wear great eye makeup.)
After visiting a bar with naked dancers and lesbians, the salesman spies on an outrageously swishy homosexy-ual (LARRY HUNTER) putting the moves on another guy who, inexplicably, also changes into Leila: “Was I to see her enjoying herself everywhere?” He watches hippies (with fake beards and wigs) getting high, one of whom, surprise, surprise, looks just the Mrs.: “I don’t like these women! They’re bad! Evil! Degenerate!”
Then things turn “Olga,” as two women rough up a third with a little old-fashioned bondage. Another gal is seen naked and tied up on a couch as pleasant cocktail music plays, and a gal in shackles is violently whipped by a grinning thug: “See what I mean about women? The things they drive a man to!”
Suddenly, our hero finds himself in a strait-jacket feeling “a bulging and tightness that was unnatural!” He opens the jacket to discover he’s grown a pair of tits! His wife’s tits! “Was I to be burdened with a grotesque woman’s bosom for the rest of my life?” Apparently not because the next day, sans breasts, he watches a gal strip for a theatrical agent (pre-Deep Throat director GERARD DAMIANO), then sees a bizarre old geezer tickle her with feathers: “She drove him to it! You see? All women are bad!”
Finally, “deep in the bowels of the city,” he witnesses an “evil night creature” (dressed like a vampire) climb into a coffin and hump the corpse who, naturally, turns out to be (who else?) his wife...
One of the most bizarre New York nudies ever made and, of course, all true, all filmed as it actually happened. The trailer says it best: “All Women Are Bad! I ought to know... I’m a man!”
Jo the waiter – Tubeway Army Candyman – The Carrie Nations Voodoo - Josie and The Pussycats Get down make love – Queen Riot in Cell Block Number Nine – Wanda Jackson I’ll come running – Lulu I’m gonna destroy that boy – The What Four Don’t bring Lulu – The Andrew Sisters The Silencer’s Intro – OST The Silencers The Silencer – Vikki Carr Who do you kill Theme - Kenyon Hopkins Tough Chick – Rockbusters All Mine – Tom Jones & The Divine Comedy 99 - Barbra Feldon Looking Back – Los Buenos Who’s that knocking at my Door? – Annette Hanshaw Mr Kiss Kiss Bang Bang – Various Preachin - Unknown Spy Perfume – Skip Heller's Hot Seven Twiggy vs James Bond - Pizzicato Five Girl in the Gold Boots – OST The Operative – Becky Kneubuhl No One Lives Forever OST I want to be a James Bond Girl – Various Sloppy Drunk – Lucille Bogan Drunk – Jimmy Liggins & His Drops of Joy Cat Theme - Pulsar Baltimore Oriole – Lorez Alexandria Theme from Return of the Saint - Saint Orchestra Dragonfly car chase - Mellow
Here is yet ANOTHER Halloween Podcast from your friends here at The Peek-A-Boo Revue. Philadelphia's Award Winning Neo-Burlesque Show providing quality entertainment since 1998 because YOU deserve better than the backseat of some car.
If you have missed some of our other Halloween Episodes over the last couple years, you just may be in luck because our sexy podcast creator Joey Martini just may reload them just for you if you ask him nicely or give him candy. That whore will do anything for sweet treats.... xoxo, Not Joey Martini
Welp ,it's getting close to my favorite time of the year...Thanksgiving. That's right. But I guess you could say it's a tie, really, between Halloween AND Thanksgiving. If you would have asked me 10 years ago and I would have said Halloween without pause but Thanksgiving is all about 'thanks'. And I gots A LOT of thanks to many people in my life. People who have inspired me and have taught me many, many lessons. Especially in the Peek-A-Boo Revue where it is practically Halloween every month! What I love the most about the Halloween Season is the merchandise. I always love grabbing some %50 - %75 off costumes after Halloween & stock up on makeup that will last me for the rest of the year until next season. You can't beat it!
I still have friends who go out trick-or-treating. Seriously. No, they have no kids. They just love to dress up and hit the neighborhood. When I was younger this was what I lived for. But I always thought, once you got old enough to drive yourself to the store and buy candy, Halloween wasn't the same. Plus this was about the time I started to religiously go to The Rocky Horror Picture Show and performing every Friday & Saturday night with "The Transducer Players" of South Jersey. This is where I met my co-host/partner-in-crime of The Peek-A-Boo Revue Scott Johnston aka Count Scotchula. Wow, its been like 20+ years ago. Within this time our friendship has turned into brotherhood. And being an only child always wanting a sibling or two I give thanks to our relationship. And the 20+Peek-A-Boo members that I consider family... Always taking the good with the bad. Mainly good.
So I tribute this podcast to them. And to my new friends here on Pod0matic. Especially Mr A. The Barber over at yougotgoodtaste.podomatic.com who has quickly become someone I respect for his diverse, sick music for weirdos.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN and thanks....
~Joey Martini
Don't miss Mr A. The Barber's tribute to HAMMER HORROR with his new spine tingling podcast: YOU GOT GOOD TASTE PODCAST
TRACKLIST
THE PUMPKIN TELLS - Wade Denning & Kay Lande INTRODUCTION - Arch Oboler HEEBIE JEEBIES - The Boswell Sisters FRANKENSTEIN '59 - Goodman & Buchanan PURPLE PEOPLE EATER - Judy Garland MORGUS THE MAGNIFICENT - Morgus & The Three Ghouls THE CASTLEFORD LADIES MAGICAL CIRCLE - Jake Thakray HOW TO MAKE A WITCH POTMARKED - Vincent Price SHE'S MY WITCH - Kip Tyler NIGHTMARE - Artie Shaw THE YODELING GHOST - Bing Crosby & The Andrew Sisters HOW TO SEE GHOSTS - Vincent Price BURN THE FLAMES - Roky Erikson THE CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LEATHER LAGOON - The Cramps KILLER KLOWNS - The Dickies ME AND THE GHOST UPSTAIRS - Fred Astaire HUSH, HERE COMES THE BOGEY MAN - Henry Hall's Dance Orchestra SPOOKSVILLE - Nu Trends HAUNTED HOUSE - Cris Kevin TENNESSEE GHOST TRAIN - Jimmie Dale GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY - Peggy Lee MY FRIEND THE GHOST - Jill Whitney MR. WEREWOLF - The Kac-Ties BOYS (MIX) - Vincent Price THE LOOK OF LOVE - Paul Frees QUOTH THE RAVEN - by Ella Mae Morse and Kirby Grant and his Orchestra DRAC'S BACK - Red Lipstique STIGMATA MARTYR - Bauhaus
Here it is folks, yet another episode of The Peek-A-Boo Podcast: "SEX BEAT:The Education of Betty" which when I started was going to be titled 'What's THAT down there, Doctor?" Featuring audio from an old sex ed album where a Doctor actually made house calls and discussed sex education with your children because you as a parent aren't qualified whatsoever to DARE speak to your child about such complicated subjects. Be wary folks, this won't be the first of these Sex Ed albums to penetrate your ear holes. We have PLENTY! Speaking of plenty, this podcast has it all. Thai go-go, bawdy ditties and some oh so moist instrumentals.
FROM HERE ON IT GOT ROUGH - Hildegard Knef SALTO THEME - Wojciech Kilar DIZZY WITH WONDER - Anja Garbarek SHELTON'S BLUES - Shelton Bissell DELILAH JONES - The Thunderbirds OH YOU DEVIL YOU - Oliver Brown ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST - Duncan Disorderly GISELLE - Stew SUKI YAKU ROCKI - The Quarter Notes RIGHT SIZE - Charro BUTCHER PETE PT.1 - Roy Brown HI THERE MISS GOODTHIGHS - Burt Bacarach HOT CROSS BUNS - Paul Gayton LOOMSIA - Payom Moogda SEX BEAT - The Gun Club BUTCHER PETE PT.2 - Roy Brown SING-SING BLUES - Skip Martin & His Prohibitionists JUNGLE CALL - The Gaynighters THIS ONE CAST HERSELF INTO THE VOLCANO'S FIRE - Orgy of the Dead OST BOYWONDER - Burt Ward OPFER DIESES LIEDES - Les_Reines_Prochaines SHE WAS ONLY THE POSTMASTER'S DAUGHTER - Durium Dance Band ROTTON COCKSUCKERS BALL - The Clovers
REGRETTING WHAT I SAID - Christine Lavin F88K YOU - Cee Lo Green MAN-HANDLERS - Radio Spot GO! - The Territones THRILL KILLERS - Radio Spot REBEL GIRL - Bikini Kill & Joan Jett ONLINE DATING AD - Romantic-assed Mary BECAUSE YOU'RE JUST A MAN - unknown LUST - Bas Sheva DO YA THINK I'M SEXY? - Revolting Cocks HANGIN' ON THE TELEPHONE - The Nerves DON'T TOUCH ME THERE - The Tubes I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU TOO LONG - Tina Turner FRANKLIN STREET BLUES - Bunk Johnson I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND - Dirty Fan Male OST DUMB IT DOWN - IF'n www.myspace.com/ifnmusic SEX BOMB - Max Raabe ST. LOUIS BLUES - Slim Gaillard TUT TUT TUT TUT - Gillian Hills JUNGLE FEVER - Sheba MY HUSBAND, MY LOVER MY FRIEND - Bobbi Blake IF YOU GO AWAY - Emilliana Torrini
It was bound to happen sooner or later folks. You knew it, and I knew it. As a matter of fact I am surprised I didn't flop out this hogan MONTHS ago. But since this is my 50th episode I'm goin all tits out! So here it is, The Peek-A-Boo Revue Podcast's tribute to the breast, ...the honkers, ....the goodie yum-yums. Revealing much need to know information about the milky doves as well. Now don't get all crazy, not all the songs are about boobies. That would be just silly. Okay, I really didn't have as much as I thought I had dammit!
nips away! Joey
TRACKLIST
THE BOOB TUBE - Radio Spot RUFUS IS A TITMAN - Louden Wainwright OTTO TITSLING - Bette Midler RUMBLE - Jack Nitzsche TOPLESS - The Zulus SWEATY BETTY - The Macc Lads A GIRL LIKE YOU - Bob & Tom SIDEWALK BLUES - Roger Roger MOANIN LOW - Annette Hanshaw BOOBS - Ruth Wallace I MUST INCREASE MY BUST - Lords of Acid 99 WORDS FOR BOOBS - Robert Lund BOOB FAIRY - Deirdre Flint JUMBO WALTZ - Tisley/Gray BUZZ ME - Elle Mae Morse BULLFROG - Danny Guglielmi THE ASSUMPTION SONG - The Arrogant Worms A SONG ABOUT BOOBS ...A TITTIE DITTY - The Bard Of Blasphemy FEELIN GOOD - Michael Buble
...Yeah? Who you callin' lazy? Okay, it's been awhile since my last podcast. But I have an almost believable excuse! I just have been just busy and...well, ...to tell you the truth, I started playing around with motion graphics to incorporate into The Peek-A-Boo Revue Show. I think it really raises the bar for the show. And gives me an excuse to learn new software for my professional portfolio and an audience to test it out on. I only did one video so far that opened up the past 2 shows. Not bad for a first effort. So during this time learning, I had been picking away at this episode here, which consisted of alot of music & 'extras' that for some reason or another I pulled out of previous podcasts. These clips somehow started taking form into an episode of their own.
So here it is, a nice big helping of previous unreleased material from podcasts gone by that I didn't think for some reason was good enough for your ears the first time around, but yet have matured and fermented in an old file marked 'whatever' to deliver some Peek-A-Boo Revue's most ear delicious episode - 'Sloppy Seconds' (wiz wit).
FREAKIN - Bingostarr SINGLES BAR ACTION - Picking up Girls made easy DISCO DANCER, YOU'RE THE ANSWER - Ralph Lowe HEIGHT REPORT DISCO - National Lampoon RUBY - Radio Spot MISS PETTIGREW'S WALTZ - Keine Kunstlerinformation, OST PLAYBOY'S THEME - Cy Coleman SINGLES BAR ACTION 2 - Picking up Girls made easy EROTIC CITY - Prince READY TEDDY - Little Richard DRIVIN' AROUND THE BLOCK - Dickie Harnell TWIN BEAT - The Grasshoppers PHONE SEX RECORDING - Gary Coleman SINGLES BAR ACTION 3 - Picking up Girls made easy PISSING IN A RIVER - Patti Smith SINGLES BAR ACTION 4 - Picking up Girls made easy SUPERSONIC ROCKET SHIP - The Kinks MOON ZERO TWO - Hammer Horror Collection Vol1 SPACE CRAZE - Rick McGuire PIANO MAN - Ghostland Observatory THE WORLD TOMORROW - Armando Sciascia & his Orchestra IN THE SPACE CAPSULE - Flash Gordon OST CREATURE FROM OUTER SPACE - Sonny Day EMPIRE CITY - Gene Walker & His Combo DISCOTHEQUE DANCING - Chris Ross GAY BOYFRIEND - The Hazzards I'D RATHER FIGHT THAN SWISH - B. Bubba MIXED NUTS - Byrd E. Bath THE GAY DECIEVERS - Radio Spot PHONE SEX RECORDING 2 - Gary Coleman FUCK YOU - Unknown SINGLES BAR ACTION 5 - Picking up Girls made easy MOJO WORKOUT - Bill Cosby NO GOOD LOVER - Mickey & Sylvia CHICKEN PIE - Ken Jones BREAST FEEDING PSA (SOUL VERSION) - U.S. Department of Health & Human Services PLEASE NEWSBOY - Eve Barnum TICO TICO - Shooby Taylor SINGLES BAR ACTION 6 - Picking up Girls made easy GERALDINE - Ole Miss Down Beats
Hey Kids! Halsey B. Gone here. I've temporarily taken over the Peekaboo air waves to bring you some of my favorite songs. If you like Greasy Gospel, Saucy Soul, Grinding Instumentals and Mumbling Beatniks you're sure to dig what I'm puttin' down. Check it out and Keep your eyes and ears open for my up and coming podcast. I had so much fun doing this one I've decided to finally start my own. STAY TUNED - TURN BLUE!!
Tracklist
Hold it! - Bud Grippah
Switchblade - Ron Thompson
Alley Cat - the Champs
Green Eyeliner - the Girlwatchers
the Prayer tower is Open!! - Wavy Gravy Comp Vol 1
Go Satan Go! - Messer Chups
Smoke, Smoke, Smoke that Cigarette - Sammy Davis Jr.
Like - Jack Hammer
Dancin Girl - Bo Diddley
the Hearse - the Astronauts
Munstervile Radio Spot
Knock upon our door - the Munsters
Backdoor Blues - Casey Bill Weldon
Marriage Counseling - Mr Unloved
Chicken Run - Homer Denison Jr.
Boss Machine - Jan Davis
Bopin' Grandfather Clock - Sidney Jo Lewis
Sweet Rockin' Mama - Full Blown Cherry
Moanin' - Ethel Smith
Diga Diga Do - Ethel Smith
Black Magic Woman - El Vez
Cat's Mummy - Messer Chups
Go Go Kitty - New Bangs
2 Blue Devils - Janie Mc Fadden & Dusty Brooks
Topsy Pt. 1 - Cozy Cole
The Exotic World Burlesque Hall of Fame and Nostalgia Museum is a non-profit organization in operation since 1980. It was founded by the late exotic dancer Jennie "The Bazoom Girl" Lee Arroyo, whose credits included a regular column called "Who's Who in Burly Q" appearing in the centerfold of the popular 1940s tabloid Hollywood Confidential. The feature showcased photos of the burlesque stars and Arroyo's own responses to questions from fans.
She later left Hollywood and opened her own nightclub in San Pedro called The Sassy Lassy. This is about when Jennie started collecting burlesque memorabilia. The club operated into the mid 70s. With her health declining, she sold her nightclub and bought land in the high desert. It was then that friend Dixie Lee Evans, a burlesque star of the 50s came to nurse the ailing Arroyo and the idea for a museum was born.
Dixie Evans, famously known as the 'Marilyn Monroe of burlesque', transformed what were once goat sheds into thirteen rooms of exhibits. Inside the walls are filled with photographs and playbills of busty strippers from days gone by, and a wealth of memorabilia, including, pasties, lip-prints, and even the jewel-encrusted g-strings of such Burlesque legends as Blaze Starr, Lili St. Cyr, Candy Barr and Chesty Morgan; as well as Sally Rand's ivory-handled fans, Gypsy Rose Lee's glove collection, Jayne Mansfield's heart-shaped couch, and even the ashes of Miss Sheri Champagne, one of Burley-Q's all-time greats. Also displayed is a nude velvet painting of Farrah Fawcett, and the ashes of The Bazoom Girl herself, Jennie Lee, the founder of Exotic World.
Lee intended to create a burlesque museum, found a burlesque school and run a bed and breakfast, and the goat farm site had enough room to contain her growing collection. Only the museum got started within her lifetime.
After Lee died in 1990, Dixie Evans took over the farm and turned it into the Exotic World Burlesque Museum, aided by Lee's widower, Charlie Arroyo. Lee's memorabilia formed the core of the collection, but people from around the world soon started to donate items to Exotic World. The collection grew large enough to fill the entire farm. A famously close-knit bunch, retired Burlesque stars often drop in unannounced from parts unknown. As Dixie Evans says, "The girls love coming by. They enjoy knowing that someone cares about preserving their work."
Dixie Evans initiated the Miss Exotic World pageant in 1990 as a way to draw people to the museum. She garnered attention by sending out a press release claiming that "Lili St. Cyr, Tempest Storm, Blaze Starr and 30 other alumni of burlesque will all be invited to attend this reunion." While technically true, none of those invitees attended that year. However, the release garnered press attention for the pageant, which was successful enough to become an annual event.
The Miss Exotic World Pageant is an annual burlesque pageant and convention, and is the annual showcase event (and fundraiser for) the Burlesque Hall of Fame. The pageant, sometimes referred to as the "Miss America of Burlesque," attracts former burlesque queens from past decades, as well as current participants of the neo-burlesque scene. The pageant consists of burlesque performances spanning a weekend, culminating with the competition to crown a single performer as Miss Exotic World. Because of the significance of the Exotic World Burlesque Museum to the burlesque community,winning the pageant is considered a top honor for a burlesque performer.
The Burlesque Hall of Fame is a 501(C)3 non-profit organization, so your generous donations are 100% tax-deductible. If you would like to make a donation by mail, kindly address your check or money order to:
The Burlesque Hall of Fame PO Box 1437 Las Vegas, NV 89125
TRACKLIST
TAKE TEN TERRIFIC GIRLS - Dexter Maitland PRETTY LEGS, GREAT BIG KNOCKERS - Bette Midler SATAN IN HIGH HEELS - OST THIS WAS BURLESQUE - clip NIGHT TRAIN - "Bald" Bill Hagan and his Trocaderons THIS WAS BURLESQUE - clip BUMPS & GRINDS - "Bald" Bill Hagan and his Trocaderons LABIA LIMBO - The Wet Spots ATLANTIC CITY - Ben Light & His Surf Club JILTED - The Puppini Sisters FRANKFURTER SANDWICHES - The Steamliners WALK ON BY (German) - Dionne Warwick JACKASS - Party Record THIS WAS BURLESQUE - clip THE FRECKLE SONG - The Pearl Trio A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODY - "Bald" Bill Hagan and his Trocaderons PEGGY O'NEIL - The Three Stooges DON'T FUCK AROUND WITH LOVE - The Blenders BURLESQUE SHOW - Bill Cosby THIS WAS BURLESQUE - clip MY HEART BELONGS TO DADDY - "Bald" Bill Hagan and his Trocaderons ST. JAMES INFIRMARY - Creed Taylor Orchestra NEWSPAPER HEADLINES OOH YEAH BABY - Kip Tyler & His Flips PEPY'S DIARY - Benny Hill I LOVE TO GO SWIMMIN' WITH WIMMIN' - Gene & Fred Kelly BEAUTIFUL ONES - Prince A TASTE OF HONEY - Jackie Gleason & His Orchestra
Gypsy Rose Lee, the legendary woman who told the police during a raid at the famous Minsky's burlesque house, "I wasn't naked. I was completely covered by a blue spotlight." was known as "The most publicized women in the world." Gypsy Rose Lee was one of the most famous strippers of all time. She received more free press than anyone in the business. Was also a movie actress and Author.
She first came on the scene as a child when she and her sister June Hovick in a small time act called "Dainty June and her newsboy songsters." and later "Madame Rose and her dancing daughters." Later Gypsy would have her own dancing act called "Rose Louise and Her Hollywood Blondes."
GYPSY ROSE LEE 1 EBB TIDE - The Outsiders GYPSY ROSE LEE 2 DADDY WON'T YOU PLEASE COME HOME? - Annette Hanshaw GYPSY ROSE LEE 3 ALL POSHED UP WITH MY DAISIES IN MY HAND - Charles Higgens GYPSY ROSE LEE 4 WRONG NUMBER - Ray Anthony GYPSY ROSE LEE 5 SHIFTY - Rolley Polley GYPSY ROSE LEE 6 WILDCAT - The Robinson Crew TANYA - Plas Johnson GYPSY ROSE LEE 7 HANG ON LITTLE TOMATO - Pink Martini GYPSY ROSE LEE 8 I COME TO DEMOLISH CLEVELAND - Stacy Bengal & his Six Outfielders AMAZING - Johnette Napolitano BIG MOMMA CASS - Don Sebesky GYPSY ROSE LEE 9 DEPRESSION - Malocom Lockyer HOT SHOT - Jon Spencer Blues Explosion GYPSY ROSE LEE 10 PARTY TIME - "Bald" Bill Hagan and his Trocaderons WINE DRINKER - The Orioles DON'T MINKEY WITH TARZAN - The Pygmies GYPSY ROSE LEE 11 BURLESQUEY NOXZEMA COMMERCIAL - Noxzema Radio Spot BO'S BOUNCE - Bo Diddley SUEY - Jayne Mansfield
According to Wikipedia,
Gypsy Rose Lee was born Rose Louise Hovick in Seattle, Washington in 1911, although her mother later shaved three years off both of her daughters' ages. She was initially known by her middle name, Louise… Louise's singing and dancing talents were insufficient to sustain the act without [her sister] June. Eventually, it became apparent that Louise could make money in burlesque, which earned her legendary status as a classy and witty strip tease artist. Her innovations were an almost casual strip style, compared to the herky-jerky styles of most burlesque strippers (she emphasized the "tease" in "striptease") and she brought a sharp sense of humor into her act as well. She became as famous for her onstage wit as for her strip style, and—changing her stage name to Gypsy Rose Lee—she became one of the biggest stars of Minsky's Burlesque, where she performed for four years.
Eventually she married up into the world of Hollywood, even fathering one of Otto Preminger's children. In films like Ali Baba Goes to Town (1937),Battle of Broadway (1938), Stage Door Canteen (1943), and Belle of the Yukon (1944), she acted alongside such venerable personae as Victor McLaglen, Randolph Scott, Tallulah Bankhead and Katherine Hepburn; and, in B-movie thrillers like the lurid Screaming Mimi (1958), opposite less respectable actors like Phil Carey and Anita Ekberg--still, at the age of 47, trying to belt out a rather painful-sounding "Put the Blame on Mame." She seems to haveplayed exclusively either dancers or nightclub owners, often with jazz artists like Raymond Scott or Red Norvo providing the pulsating soundtracks. Owing to her literary reputation as the author of The G-String Murders and Mother Finds a Body, she portrayed herself as an intellectual among strippers, an attractive notion still being "fleshed" out today in books by Chris Kraus and the latest episodes of Desperate Housewives. Watch her rather tame appearance in Stage Door Canteen, as she lectures the audience on art and culture in a full Victorian gown while subtly removing stockings and garter.
After years of marginal status, Lee's memoirs of life in the biz were turned into the 1959 musical Gypsy, a Stephen Sondheim extravaganza with Ethel Merman playing the titular character [correction: playing Gypsy's mother]. As these things usually go, the stage show became a 1962 film with Rosalind Russell and Natalie Wood; which leads me to think that this 1962 LP was most likely released in order to coincide with/capitalize off the renewed attention to Lee's autobiographical odyssey. A true, ahem, "no rags to riches story," as the clip above phrased it.
The liner notes say it all: "You'll find yourself once again surrounded by the unique atmosphere that's become part of Americana. Here in all their gaudy glory parade the Dolls of the Chorus, the baggy-pants Comics and the Sensational Strippers. Set to the authentic sounds of the bumpy burly-beat pit orchestra, such realism has been captured that you'll swear you see the magenta spots and smell the powder and paint... and even the salami sandwiches!" Though I'm not sure that the words "Americana" and "realism" should ever be included in the same breath without a tinge of irony. The album has plenty of great moments, even some sad ones--particularly on side B, as Gypsy laments the disappearance of burlesque by asking passersby on the street if they share her sentiments. Even the women are sad: "Pardon me madame, how do you feel about burlesque being closed up?" "I think it's disgraceful and I'm going to write a nasty letter to the mayor." "Why, madame?" "Well, since they closed the burlesque theaters I have no idea where my husband is every night."
I'll admit it. I have a little extra tacked onto this podcast. Especially this podcast, clocking in at an hour-thirty! …a bit of a bulge. Well, it IS winter after all here in Philadelphia. And with the proper diet and exercise, I can finally fit into those rhinestone spandex pants I have had my eye on for some time now…..so…... So lets get back into shape and discover all sorts of new things about our bodies and all that business. ~Joey
TRACKLIST
WHOLE LOTTA LOVE - CCS
BREATHING WARMUPS - Erotic Aerobics
THE PUSHBIKE SONG - Mixtures
BERTHA BUTT BOOGIE - Jimmy Castor Bunch
HALF TON MAMA - Joe, Ron & George
LITTLE BITTY BOY - T.K. Hulin
SMOKIE (PART 2) - Bill Black's Combo
I LOVE PARIS - Sam Butera & The Witnesses
DO IT AGAIN - Bob Thompson
MILKSHAKE - Bingostarr
STUDY IN ANATOMY - Oscar Brand
BODY MANIPULATIONS - Erotic Aerobics
DEEP ELM BLUES - Unknown
THIS BEARD IS FOR SIOBHAN - Devendra Banhart
I'LL KISS HER TWO SWEET LIPS - Larry Vincent and Pearl Boys
YUMMY, YUMMY, YUMMY - Julie London
MINISKIRT - Esquivel
COLE SLAW - Jess Stone & His Orchestra
SUNDAY LOVE AFFAIR - Orchester Frank Pleyer
I CAUGHT A COLD IN MY HEART - Lou Carter
SATIN & SILK - Pearl Bailey
SWEET & GENTLE - Izumi Yukimura
TRUMPET CHA CHA CHA - Warren Covington
YIDDISH CHARLESTON - The Forbidden Zone OST
BURLESQUE - Family Bandstand
GET OFF THE TABLE MABEL - Larry Vincent and Pearl Boys
HARLEM NOCTURNE - Bill Doggett
FOUR LETTER WORDS - Oscar Brand
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE/NORWEGIAN WOOD - Alan Copeland HELP YOURSELF - Tom Jones
This is a no-brainer folks. Various songs about sex and what have you. Some are Double Entendre or adianoeta which is a figure of speech in which a spoken phrase is devised to be understood in either of two ways. Often the first meaning is straightforward, while the second meaning is less so: often risqué, inappropriate, or ironic. Some of these are VERY Straight forward which is ALWAYS good for some good old fashioned fun. Plus I finally get to use that sex record for parents that I have been itching to use for a year. Enjoy, and afterward we'll grab some ice cream and cake!
TRACKLIST
SOMEBODY ELSE WAS SUCKIN' MY DICK LAST NIGHT - Fred Wolf Combo RIDE DADDY RIDE - Fats Noel THE YUM-YUM GIRLS GONNA MEET MY SWEETIE NOW - Jane Green PLEASE WARM MY WEINER - Bo Collins TELEPHONE MAN - Meri Wilson WET IT(AND LET THE GOOD WORK GO ON) - Frankie 'Halfpint' Jackson SUGAR DADDY - ERNIE & MARGIE CRANE JUNGLE FEVER - Big Jim & His Men of Rhythm SHAVE 'EM DRY - Lucille Bogan THE GIRL FROM S.I.N CHINESE RHYTHM - Cab Calloway & His Orchestra MOTHER - The Police JOHNY GOT A BOOM BOOM - Imelda May I LIKE MY BABY'S PUDDING - Wynonie Harris WEDDIN' DAY BLUES - Cousin Joe & Pete Brown's Brooklyn Blue Blowers THINK TWICE - Jackie Wilson & Lavern Baker KAMA SUTRA DO YA THINK I'M SEXY - Pentti Oskari Kankaan and Seinahullua Veljesta LIMBURGER LOVER - Leona Anderson HE HADN'T UP TILL YESTERDAY - Sophie Tucker SWAMP ROOT - Harmonica Frank Floyd
BE THE LIFE OF THE PARTY BY MAKING THE PARTY COME TO LIFE
Eddie Davis, Eddie Cantor, Milton Berle, Jimmy Durante, Al Jolson, Jackie Gleason, and Martha Raye!
I love these kind of albums. This was probably VERY risque at the time of production but I seriously doubt it. It's supposed to be baggy pants burlesque comedy full of short stories as jokes. Some good, some bad some just plain out there. I grabbed some that I thought were 'meh'....Look, don't take MY word for it, have a listen for yourself! The episode has it all Ladies & Gents: cheese humor, Thai Go-Go, 70's Porn Music & some SMOKIN' Instrumentals that'll make you put on a little strip tease...and Radio Spots that you all love so much. Enjoy...
TRACKLISTING
SEXCESSFULLY YOURS - Party Record clip 1 GENTLE IN THE NIGHT - Alan Tew SEXCESSFULLY YOURS - Party Record clip 2 YOU GOT IT - Etta James MR. MARI'S GIRLS - Radio Spot POO YAI LEE - Louise Kennedy ANOTHER MAN DOWN THE LINE - Kay Martin SEXCESSFULLY YOURS - Party Record clip 3 MUSIC TO LOSE YOUR KNICKERS BY - OST SEXCESSFULLY YOURS - Party Record clip 4 NUDE INTERLUDE (KINKY LADIES OF BOURBON STREET) - UNKNOWN REAL GONE - Sam "The Man" Taylor CALL ME - The New Classic Singers BONGA - Duke Ellington THE JUNGLE - Diablo SNAKE CHARMER - The Puddle Jumpers SEXCESSFULLY YOURS - Party Record clip 5 BANG 'EM HARD - UNKNOWN YES MASTER - The Whips HIT THE ROAD JACK - Cat GO-GO BOWS by MILES - Radio Spot RUB MY TUMMY - Zenda Jacks SEXCESSFULLY YOURS - Party Record clip 6 FLIRTBIRD - Duke Ellington THE COLOR OF HER SKIN - Radio Spot SANTIAGO - Vikki Carr MY BABY JUST CARES FOR ME - June Hutton SERENADE FOR A SWEET BABE - Enoch Light MESSED AROUND AND FELL IN LOVE - Lee Dorsey SHAKE BABY SHAKE - Sodsai Chaengkij SEXCESSFULLY YOURS - Party Record clip 7 PRELUDE TO A KISS - Sam "The Man" Taylor JACK IN THE BOX COMMERCIAL - Radio Spot DREAM BOY - Jackie Deshannon
1) THE STAR: Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, silent comedy star and director
THE SCANDAL: On Labor Day weekend, 1921, the overworked Arbuckle treated himself to a holiday by checking into a hotel with a couple of male cronies and as many women as would respond to their wolf whistles.
One of them was Virginia Rappe, a twenty-six-year-old aspiring starlet whom Arbuckle was said to have been lusting after. Two days later, Rappe checked into a hospital and died there of complications from a ruptured bladder. Subsequently, a friend who had accompanied her to the party told police that Arbuckle had raped the girl, and Rappe's manager fanned the flames in the press. Various sources claimed Arbuckle had fatally injured Rappe by violating
her with a Coke bottle, a chunk of ice, and/or his bigass self.
Although police concluded there was no evidence that Rappe had been raped, the Hearst papers flogged the public into a fury. There were calls for Arbuckle's execution, and when he was finally charged with manslaughter, somebody took a shot at his estranged wife as she was entering the courtroom to show her support. After two mistrials, the third jury acquitted Arbuckle and presented him with a letter of apology.
THE FALLOUT: Arbuckle deserved his vindication, but he was considered toxic by the studios and his onscreen career was over. A few loyal friends got him jobs as a director (under the name "William Goodrich"), but he had begun to slip into alcoholism and declined rapidly, both on the set and off. Louise Brooks later described Arbuckle after the scandal as "very nice and sweetly dead."
2) THE STARS: Thomas Ince, pioneering filmmaker and independent studio chieftain; Charles Chaplin; Marion Davies, cuddly star of silent comedies and early talkies; and her paramour, newspaper tycoon and close personal friend of the devil, William Randolph Hearst
THE SCANDAL: In November of 1924, Ince was taken ashore from Hearst's yacht, where he had been one of the celebrity guests brought together for one of Hearst's floating parties. Soon he was dead, officially of a heart attack, and the body was quickly cremated and interred. Rumors quickly sprung up that Hearst had shot his guest, but that it was all a simple misunderstanding: he had actually been gunning for Chaplin, because he suspected the beloved screen comedian and notorious womanizer of scratching on Marion Davies. One story had it that Ince had interrupted Hearst just as he was about to murder Chaplin and that the gun went off as they struggled for it; another version had Hearst mistaking Ince for Chaplin as Ince sat chatting with Davies in the moonlight. Another of Hearst's guests, Louella Parsons, was supposedly rewarded for her silence with a lifetime contract as a writer for his papers, a position that she used to promote Davies' movie career even as it was dying on the vine.
THE FALLOUT: Because of Ince's hasty burial and the confusion surrounding the whole mess, we'll probably never know for sure just what happened. Hearst inadvertently stoked the rumors through his own papers, which issued false reports about where and when Ince was supposedly taken ill and about everything else to do with the case. Others onboard the yacht, including Chaplin and Davies, also lied about whether they'd even been there -- maybe because many of the guests, Ince included, were spending the weekend with romantic partners other than their spouses -- but Hearst's enemies were eager to assume the worst. Whatever happened, "the strange death of Thomas Ince" is now officially part of the Hearst mythology; an early draft of Citizen Kane referenced it, and in 2002, Peter Bogdanovich made a movie about it called The Cat's Meow. As for Ince, he was one of the men who built Hollywood, but he remains best remembered for his death.
3) THE STAR: Errol Flynn, high-living action star of the 1930s and 1940s
THE SCANDAL: In 1942, a pair of underage girls charged Flynn with statutory rape. The star was picked up and tried for the crime early the next year.
THE FALLOUT: Reflecting the attitude of the times, Flynn's defense team basically argued, yeah, he did it -- wouldn't you? The high point of the trial came when Flynn's lawyer asked one of the girls if she hadn't wanted Flynn to undress her, and she replied, "I didn't have no objections." Because of the girls' ages, it shouldn't have mattered in the eyes of the law whether the sex was consensual or not, but given Flynn's rascally charisma, it apparently seemed that having any woman he liked was the movie star's honest due. Pearl Harbor had just been bombed; people had more important things to worry about. The jury quickly voted to acquit. Not only did the scandal have no negative effect on the star's career, it inspired U.S. serviceman to invent a new slang term designed to honor his sure-thing success with women: "In like Flynn."
WHAT A WASTE - Johnathan Pryce - Miss Saigon OST MONDO TOPLESS - Radio Spot SHE SURE CAN ROCK ME - Roy Hall & His Alleycats THE PATTY CAKE MAN - Ella Mae Morse HOUSE PARTY - The Party Rockers WOW WOW WEE (HE'S THE BOY FOR ME) - The Angels LONG PLAYIN DADDY - Ruth Wallis HOW ABOUT IT - Big Bo Thomas & The Arrows KAPUT - Sam & The Saxtones LIKE A VIRGIN - Lords of The New Church THE KISS - Queen - Flash Gordon OST SEX - Melo Man Ace remix THE LOVE FACTOR - Radio Spot TAKE ME TO THE CABARET - unknown I'M TIRED - Madelin Kahn STREET PEOPLE - Radio Spot LET'S FIND OUT - Armando Trovjaoli WIVES & LOVERS - Vic Damone FALLIN' - Connie Francis FUNNEL OF LOVE - Wanda Jackson SWEET PEA - Mrs. Miller MR LOVEMAN - Yvonne Carroll $F...OLDING MONEY$ - Tommy Blake IS IT TRUE? - Andre Williams LINGERING ODORS - Kentucky Fried Movie Clip LONG DISTANCE - Garnell Cooper & The Kinfolks
There are some things in life that just shouldn't be missed. Or at least experienced once. Of that long list, one event jumps right to the forefront of my mind and it could be closer than you think. Dr. Sketchy's. Never heard of it? Well you don't know what your missin! Let's fill you in, yeah? Then start up one in your town!
Dr. Sketchy's is the little Brooklyn event that became a movement. Founded in 2005 by artist Molly Crabapple, Dr. Sketchy's asked a simple question. Why can't drawing naked people be sexy?
Here's their attempt at an answer.
We combed New York to find the most beautiful burlesque dancers, the most bizarre circus freaks, and the most rippling hunks of man. Then, every other Saturday, we let you draw them for three hours. Interspersed with posing are comedy skits and ridiculous drawing contests (best left handed drawing? Best incorporation of a woodland animal?) where you can win booze or prizes.
For various reasons, after this recording back in December 2009, brought an end of Dr. Sketchy’s Philly as currently brought to you by Nicola Black Design, L.L.C. Here is Nicola’s letter to all of you who’ve had a part in Dr. Sketchy’s Philly:
I’ve been involved in Dr. Sketchy’s Philly for the past 2 years and 2 months and it’s been nothing but fun. I have met so many wonderful people and have learned so much from them. What other job would allow me to interact with so many beautiful and talented people? I have met burlesque stars, other fabulous Dr. Sketchy’s directors from around the world, artists that kick some serious ass, Dr. Sketchy’s enthusiasts that donate their time or sponsor the event with prizes… it’s been a wonderful run. The community surrounding Dr. Sketchy’s is what’s impressed me the most. Without all of you, our branch wouldn’t have become one of the most successful in the world. I consider each and every one of you a friend.
Thank you to all of you who have had a hand in Dr. Sketchy’s Philly. James Mundie, your support was always incredible – thank you! The Midwives Collective, thank you for your drink mixing skills and help with the event! Cocktail Onion, thank you for your scantily clad bar tending — so many people got a kick out of your crazy antics! Mew Gallery, Fleisher Art Memorial and The M-Room, thank you for housing us. DJ Todd Crazy-Face, thank you for the kick ass tunes that always matched the theme — I know that was a lot of work! To Dr. Sketchy’s South Jersey (Tracy of Madcow Designs and Brian) thank you for all of your incredible help with each session. Working the door, bringing extra props and words of encouragement. You both rock! To all of the models we worked with – WOW! You all did such an amazing job. Talk about creativity… you ladies and gents blew my mind. Scott Johnston and Joey Martini – you two are just incredible. Thank you for all of your support and jokes. You both always make me giggle. Molly Crabapple – thank you for being so completely amazing and sharing your idea with the world. Dames, Drinking and Drawing… one of the best ideas ever! To our sponsors, thank you! Your support and donations helped keep us afloat. Big thanks to The Philly Roller Girls – you supported us consistently for the past 2 years. Thank you so much for that! And to the Art-Monkeys… I’m at a loss for words. I am so impressed by your loyalty. I only hope I run into you along the way here and there at other art events – hopefully at a future Dr. Sketchy’s Philly! I’ll be there drawing with all of you!
I’m sure I will look back on this experience as one of the most interesting and fun times of my life. Thank you to everyone who had a hand in it. Long live Dr. Sketchy’s!
DO YOU WANNA TOUCH ME? - Gary Glitter COOL WORLD - Karla DeVito GOODNESS GRACIOUS ME - Peter Sellers & Sophia Lauren TANK! (LIVE) - YK & The Seatbelts THE BAT CAVE - Sun Ra & The Blues Project MOVIN' UP - The Spacemen THE CURIOUS DR. SKETCHY'S - Joey Martini & Nicola Black HOW TO START A DR. SKETCHY'S - Nicola Black BOYS WILL BE BOYS - Goldfrapp ALL AMERICAN SMASHER - Chet Bolin SEXY MODEL - Frenchbloke & Son TODD REVEALS HIS PEEK-A-BOO REVUE CONNECTION NAME YOUR POISON - Captain Invincible (OST)
NICOLA BLACK DESIGN SHAKIN' ALL OVER - Tommy Bruce TABOO - Gene Summers FIREBALL - James Last SKORCHY - Radio Spot A SWINGIN' PARTY - Garry Blake Orchestra KOKOTSU NO.2 - Ike Reiko BLUES IN THE NIGHT - Ted Heath MOOD INDEGO - Ted Heath APPLE CIDER - Doc Starkes & His Night Riders IT A'INT NECESSAIRLY SO - Ted Heath TOUGH CHICK - The Rockbusters WHERE'S MY PUSSYCAT? - Terry & The Topics STROKIN' - Clarence Cater PUNKROCKER - Teddybears feat. Iggy Pop L.E.S. ARTISTS - Santo Gold
There are events, benefits and parties that we here at The Peek-A-Boo Revue have been blessed to be attached to. But nothing can compare to Dr. Sketchy's - Philadelphia. It is such a unique gathering. You bring your sketchbook and draw the sexy ladies, relax, have a cocktail, mix and mingle, and create some ART!
I LOVE this video. It was shot during a Dr. Sketch's session in Philadelphia and our friends from AmericanShaft stopped by for a visit as well.
The Peek-A-Boo Revue were tapped to participate on December 7th. AmericanShaft.com headed to Dr. Sketchy's Philadelphia home, Fleisher Art Memorial, to capture the ambiance and magic:
Fleisher is guided by the spirit of its founder, who first extended an invitation in 1898 for 'the world to come and learn art.' More than a century later, Samuel Fleisher's singular vision of high-quality, tuition-free art instruction continues uninterrupted at the Memorial. At Fleisher, artists of all backgrounds share in the commonality of the creative experience while studying with a distinguished faculty of working artists in fine arts mediums as diverse as painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, photography and ceramics.
Throughout its history, Fleisher programs have impacted more than 500,000 individuals, whether through its in-house art classes for adults and children, or, more recently, via in-class and after school programs in area schools. Last year, over 4,000 students attended programs that offered more than 80 choices for visual arts study weekly. Additionally, the exhibition and performance programs over the past thirty years have featured and promoted the work of innumerable local, regional, national and internationally known artists.
The Sun is passing through Scorpio Sign, one that is believed to be a sex god. But let's make it clear what do astrologists mean when they talk about Scorpio as the most sexual Zodiac Sign? Individuals born under Scorpio sign can be indeed quite different, which mainly depends on other planets present in a personal horoscope. But considering that sun sign is one of the predominating and significant to describe our personality in general. Concerning sexuality aspect it can be said that the image of Scorpio sexuality is very often somewhat mistaken.
Most will tell you Scorpio is lustful and sex is all he or she is able to think about, which is not quite true. Let's just call their style in sex as very profound and complicated. Indeed, they can do just anything in bed, but ...not with anyone. Scorpio will always stay secret about their intimate life and you will only have a clue to the depth of their desires looking in his or her eyes. To dispel the common prejudice, Scorpio's skillfulness in sex life doesn't go from their promiscuity, but more from their shrewdness and high sensitivity.
The intensity of their emotions often borders on the extremity: pain and pleasure, suffering, sensuality, exotic practices - all these are essential elements of their sexuality.
Scorpio's natural desire for intensity and love for revealing the unknown lead them to see sex as not a mere satisfaction of physical needs but purely as all-consuming experience. All or nothing is a key to their relationships with others. You may or may not like the sexual encounter, but you will definitely won't be able to forget them.
Keep in mind that Scorpio people are the ones who like to possess and rule, that's why there probably won't be a vulnerable side but rather the ones who will exploit you on an unconscious level and leave no chance to leave. But you probably won't want to do this.
SCORPIO - THE PASSIONATE HERO TRACKLIST
MY NAME IS MOK - Lou Reed D-RAIL - The Flintales SEDUCTION OF A VIRGIN PRINCESS - Link Protrudi & The Jaymen BATMAN BLUES - Nelson Riddle IF I CAN'T SELL IT - Ruth Brown DOO WACKA DOO - Tony Randall SOMETHING - The Templeton Twins MELLOW YELLOW - David McCallum FOOTBALL FIGHT - Flash Gordon OST DIRTY BOOGIE - Roy Hall & His Alley Cats I WANNA BE BAD - Helen Kane WHO ME? YEAH YOU! - Denna Johnson & Ricky Davis HEY BARMAID! - Jerry Colonna I'VE GOT NOTHING WORKING - Ann Cole CATWALK - Jack Constanzo HATER - Various LOOKIN' FOR BOYS - The Pin-Ups SAILOR WITH THE NAVY BLUE EYES - Spike Jones RED ROSE TEA - Commercial POKER FACE - Eric Cartman feat. Kenny & Kyle SHE WON'T TURN OVER FOR ME - Tommy Odim MONEY HUNGRY - unknown OPERATION SMASH - Morton Stevens SCORPION - Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra STREETS OF SIN/LIFE BEGINS - Radio Spot SECRET - The Pierces
"Bad Girls Go to Hell" is an American 1965 sexploitation film, written, produced and directed by Doris Wishman. The film stars Gigi Darlene, George La Rocque, Barnard L. Sackett, Harold Key and Darlene Bennett.
This film marked the end of Wishman's lighthearted nudist camp series and "nudie-cutie" comedies (such as Nude on the Moon) and a shift toward serious stories dealing with sex and violence. The new wave of harder-edged sexploitation and violent "roughie" films had already arrived a year earlier with Russ Meyer's Lorna, Michael Findlay's Body of a Female, and Joseph P. Mawra's Olga's House of Shame and its sequels.
Many trademarks of grindhouse film-making are present. Post-dubbed dialog, grainy and shaky camera-work, and an incredibly sleazy cool-jazz / go-go score. Hell, only "Last House on Dead End Street" and "Blast of Silence" are better when it comes to this film-making style. Darlene is fantastic, but the rest of the acting is uneven. However, that only adds to the fever dream atmosphere of the film. Doris Wishman is often viewed as being an incompetent director, and most of her works certainly suggest this. However, she shows some amount of skill here. Kudos to Something Weird Video for bringing this forgotten gem to the masses.
This was also released on DVD as part of a large box set of vintage exploitation films called Girls Gone Bad.
PLOT
Meg (Darlene) is a housewife in either Boston or Chicago, who, after making love with her husband (Sackett), takes a shower and dresses. When putting out some rubbish, she is assaulted and raped by a janitor (Key). The janitor blackmails Meg into coming into his apartment, wherein he again attempts to rape her. She kills him with a bowl. Fearing discovery, Meg packs her bags and travels to New York by bus. When befriended by a man in Central Park, she changes her name to Ellen Green, and claims she is from Chicago. The man offers her a room in his apartment, but after drinking heavily, he beats Meg/Ellen with a belt.
Moving on, she notices a newspaper headline stating: “Police seek blonde suspect in Boston murder!” Ellen rooms with Della (Bennett), a lesbian, and claims she is an acrobatic dancer, standing on her head in her bra and panties to prove it. After sleeping with Della, Ellen moves on again, stating that, because Della loves her, she has to leave. Ellen rents a room for 20 dollars a week at a couple's house, but is attacked and raped by the landlady's husband (La Rocque). She flees that scene and becomes a companion for an elderly woman but then discovers the woman's son is a detective working on the Boston murder case. Just as she is found out, Meg wakes up. It has all been a nightmare. As her husband leaves for work, Meg goes about her daily chores, but yet again she is attacked by the janitor in the stairwell.
ORGASM - Sigue Sigue Sputnik BAD GIRLS GO TO HELL - Radio Spot THE SILENCER - Patti Seymore BLONDE BOMBSHELL - Enoch Light NIGHTS OF LOVE IN LESBOS - Erotica Series #5 VAGINA - unknown DO IT AGAIN - April Stevens SAUVAGES ET CANDIDES - Les Terribles LITTLE CHICKIE - Jim Kelly NIGHTS OF LOVE IN LESBOS HOT KISS - Juliette Lewis & The Licks MACHINE GUN - The Riptides FUCK ME FOREVER - Connie Lingus WINSTON CIGARETTES COMMERCIAL - Radio Spot CIGARETTE - The Visions FISHNETS & CIGARETTES - New York Dolls MEMPHIS PHONE SEX FEVER - Elvis Presley NIGHTS OF LOVE IN LESBOS RED EYED RATS - Danny Davis & His Orchestra EVER FALLEN IN LOVE - Nouvelle Vague ROLLERCOASTER BLUES - Diana Dors NIGHTS OF LOVE IN LESBOS TURQUOISE - Earl Warren & Milt Buckner STREET SCENE '58 - Lou Busch & His Orchestra NIGHT TRAIN - Alvino Rey DADDY - Julie London ANATOMY OF MURDER - Anatomy of Murder (OST) GET OFF THE ROAD - R. Lewis Band
Welcome. This episode is one for the books... Or the trash. Where all things bad go. Bad and NAUGHTY things. Yeah... Inspired from Mr A the Barber's YOU GOT GOOD TASTE podcast. YOU GOT GOOD TASTE is a monthly show bringing you the best in primitive rock'n'roll music. Whether it's Garage Punk, Rockabilly, Surf, Dirty Blues, R'n'B, Outlaw Country, Honky Tonk or any other kind of weird deranged exotica you're into your gonna hear it. Check out his podcast that was inspired by The Peek-A-Boo Revue!
POURQUOI NE VEUX TU PAS DE MOI - Sandy Shaw GO! - The Territones FABULOUS FANNIE - Radio Spot BABY LET ME BANG YOUR BOX - Doug Clark & The Nuts JOY OF SEX - Kentucky Fried Movie WOLF CALL - Lord Dent & His Invaders ABA DABBA DO DANCE - The Tradewinds JOY OF SEX 2 - Kentucky Fried Movie ON SHROUD No.9 - Vic Mizzy I'M UGLY AND I DON'T KNOW WHY - Butt Trumpet CAMEL WALK - The Saxons WHEN JOHNNY COMES SLIDIN' HOME - Hollywood Vines TOPLESS - The Telstars NURSE SHERRY - Radio Spot TEENAGE ENEMA NURSE IN BONDAGE - Killer Pussy KINKO THE CLOWN - Odgen Edsl CLOEPATRA SCHWARTZ - Kentucky Fried Movie ITSY BITSY TEENIE WEENIE YELLOW POLKA DOT BIKINI - The Gaylords JOY OF SEX 3 - Kentucky Fried Movie HONEY HUSH - Screaming Lord Sutch SATAN SAID WALRUS EGGS - The Illuminoids BIG BAD BOSS BEAT - The Teen Beats FAT SAM'S GRAND SLAM - Paul Williams DOUCHES - Educational Film (with added flair) GRANNY ROCK - Little Moose & The Hunters EXOTIC - The Night Beats AMAME - Claudia Vita HOT NUTS - Chick Willis COME IN MY MOUTH - Let My People Come (OST) THE JOKER - Bob Bunny THE WALK - Lue Cazz
Art Frahm (1907–1981) was an American painter of campy pin-up girls and advertising. Frahm lived in Chicago, and was active from the 1940s to 1960s. Today he is best known for his “ladies in distress” pictures involving beautiful young women whose panties mysteriously flutter to the ground in public situations, often causing them to spill their bag of groceries. In one of Frahm’s noted idiosyncratic touches, celery is often depicted.
Frahm had adequate technical competence for his medium, with a style somewhat reminiscent of Norman Rockwell's, though more cartoony. He was mostly influenced by commercial artist Haddon Sundblom, with whom Frahm may have worked as an assistant early in his career. Frahm’s forte was depicting beautiful young white women, taking in rendering their legs and figures. Frahm’s depictions of the women's faces are less successful, often tending towards plastic doll-like expressions. Minor problems with perspective and unrealistic depiction of subsidiary figures and objects are common in Frahm’s work. Some of his artistic touches were deliberately unrealistic and artistically daring — for instance his coloring of a city street lemon-yellow in an otherwise realist painting.
Frahm was commercially successful. His falling-panties paintings are still considered too camp to be art, and too juvenile to be erotica. However this genre (which Frahm seems to have created) was in demand in the 1950s, and was later imitated by some other pin-up artists. The falling-panties art has a small cult following as mid-20th century kitsch, or even as fetish art. The works are best described with plenty of irony; James Lileks' analysis (see external link below) of Frahm's work has brought it to the hilarious attention of many on the Internet.
In addition to pin-ups, Frahm created a series of humorous hobo-themed calendar illustrations. Another set of paintings celebrated traffic safety, complete with smiling, chubby crossing guards and schoolchildren (one such painting appears as a calendar print in the background of a bar scene in the movie Hud). His advertising art included works for Coca-Cola and Coppertone.
MAIN STREET WOMEN - radio spot
THE BEAST - Milt Buckner
PEEK-A-BOO - Charles Brown
ANNIE'S SONG (explicit version) - John Denver
BAD BOYS GET SPANKED - Pretenders
PEEK-A-BOO REVUE'S HOUSE OF IDEAS - World Cafe Live (Count Scotchula & Joey Martini)
STUPID ONES - The Blue Skins
SLIDE IN - Goldfrapp
THE LONE TWISTER - The Lone Twister
PINK PUSSYCAT KITTEN'S THEME - Del Reyes
DON'T COME TOO SOON - Julia Lee & Her Boyfriends
HUSTLER SQUAD - radio spot
DRUNKEN GUITAR - The Luches
SQUEEZER - Big Bob Dougherty
OVER THE HICCUPS - Negativeland
OVER THE RAINBOW - Neil Hefti & Orchestra
HICCUPS - The Empallos
LAISSE TOMBER LES FILLE - Roland Vincent et son orchestre
TEENAGE PLAYMATES - radio spot
THE GROWL - Alan Pierce & The Tone Kings
PEEK-A-BOO REVUE'S HOUSE OF IDEAS 2 - World Cafe Live(Count Scotchula, Joey Martini & Christa D'Agger)
EDMUND STREET - The Rosebuds
KISSING! - Johnny Quest
JUMPIN AT THE WOODSIDE - Benny Goodman & His Orchestra
COMING TO TAKE ME AWAY - Napoleon Rose Brooks
WORK WITH IT - Que' Martin
JAILBAIT - Roosevelt Sykes
Now what do you suppose we have here? TWO podcasts in a matter of DAYS?? You see how I spoil you all? That's love kids. Pure unadulterated love. Now it's your turn...
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RUSTY WARREN - Bounce your Boobies
CAPTAIN GROOVY - Captain Groovy & His Bubblegum Army
VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL - Philadelphia Freedom
HOW TO STUFF A WILD BIKINI - OST - How about us?
IS SEX A SIN? - Radio Spot
SCISSOR SISTERS - Tits on the radio
THE COLLINS KIDS - Hoy Hoy
BEN HARPER - Please Don't Talk about Murder when I'm Eating
EVEL KNIEVEL - radio spot
UNKNOWN - Wonder Woman
LOUIS ARMSTRONG - My Blue Heaven
SCOTCHULA/MARTINI - Peek-A-Boo Revue Video Promo
MOOSE JACKSON & TINY BRADSHAW'S ORCHESTRA - Big Ten Inch
BUTTHOLE SURFERS - Moving to Florida
CAPTAIN ZEP - SPACE DETECTIVE - TV Theme
ALICE COOPER - Space Pirates
INVASION OF THE BLOOD FARMERS - radio spot
WHITE WHALE - The Admiral
FREDDY MARTIN - Bubbles in the Wine
JOSEPH MULLENDORE - Sweet Honey
GLORIA WOOD - Oh, Honey!
MEL TORME - Sunshine Superman
FUTURE WORLD - radio spot
LINE RENAUDE - Sexe
IRON & WINE - Freedom Hangs like Heaven
BOSSA MIA - Waterloo
Podcast:
Spring just won't come - Ellen Barkin -
The Lions & The Cucumber - Manford Hubler & Siegfried Schwab (from Vampyros Lesbos Sexadelic Dance Party) -
Adam & Evil - Elvis Presley -
Pabst Blue Ribbon - The Untamed Youth -
The Peek-A-Boo Revue Radio interview 1 -
Lady - Adam & The Ants -
No you girls - Franz Ferdinand -
Vienna - Ultravox -
Fit but you know it - The Streets -
The Peek-A-Boo Revue Radio interview 2 -
Just a little Mystery - Steve Karmen -
Blue Rita - Movie -
(I love to play your piano) Let me bang your box - The Toppers -
Belleville Rendez-Vous - Les Triplettes de Belleville OST -
Star Trek Super Agents - The Secret Agents -
Wurthering Heights - The Puppini Sisters -
Bullfrog - Danny Gugliemi -
The Peek-A-Boo Revue Radio interview 3 -
Big Long Sliding Thing - Dinah Washington -
What do you Say to a Naked Lady? - Steve Karmen -
You Mostest Girl - Bobby Lee Trammell -
All that Meat - Mel Henke -
Bleep - Radio Spot -
The Peek-A-Boo Revue Radio interview 4 -
She was Hot - The Rolling Stones -
The Gentleman is a Dope - Diana Dors -
Harley Davidson - Brigitte Bardot -
He hit me(and it felt like a kiss) - The Crystals -
The Peek-A-Boo Revue Radio interview 5 -
My Husband Lover Friend - Bobbi Blake -
Note: This last song really comes at you out of nowhere. I was listening to it with half an ear, multitasking my ass off,until; "...wait, what was that she just said?"...
Since 1998, in Philadelphia PA, one troupe has kept the spirit of cabaret, burlesque and all-round 'showbizzy-ness' alive, by presenting a brand new show each month - The Peek-A-Boo Revue! An adults-only pastiche of Singing, Dancing and Comedy all wrapped up in a Burlesque Show! This podcast will feature everything Peek-A-Boo (even the stuff that is not) with your podhost - Joey Martini and his mystery guests bringing you some fantastic yummies!
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Hello there! Come on in! We've got a nice treat for you. Our very own Million-Dollar Mincemeat with lots of go-go goodness and a strange track called THE HITCHHIKER. No clue on this. It came up while I was listening to my music library on shuffle and thought 'what the hell is this?' I am not sure where it is from or how I had obtained it. I wish I knew. Probably some rique movie that the recording came from back when you had to sync up film and audio. You know, "the good ole days..." Probably from 
Welp ,it's getting close to my favorite time of the year...Thanksgiving. That's right. But I guess you could say it's a tie, really, between Halloween AND Thanksgiving. If you would have asked me 10 years ago and I would have said Halloween without pause but Thanksgiving is all about 'thanks'. And I gots A LOT of thanks to many people in my life. People who have inspired me and have taught me many, many lessons. Especially in the Peek-A-Boo Revue where it is practically Halloween every month! What I love the most about the Halloween Season is the merchandise. I always love grabbing some %50 - %75 off costumes after Halloween & stock up on makeup that will last me for the rest of the year until next season. You can't beat it! 
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ound the world soon started to donate items to Exotic World. The collection grew large enough to fill the entire farm. A famously close-knit bunch, retired Burlesque stars often drop in unannounced from parts unknown. As Dixie Evans says, "The girls love coming by. They enjoy knowing that someone cares about preserving their work."
