Hello Dr. Yeti

[Jet Black]

Dr. Yeti – I’m getting the drift that you are doing a little programming at Knights 91. I’ve got a comment. I’ve been listening to your eclectic country show in morning drive time, and I like it. But I’m already sick of Harper Valley PTA and Patches. Here’s a list of twenty-five mostly-old country songs I thought you could throw into the mix, to pad it out a bit.

I’ve Got Rights – Hank Williams Jr.
Pressure Is On – Hank Williams Jr.
The Ride – David Allen Coe
You Never Even Called Me (By My Name) – David Allen Coe
Shoe String – Mel McDaniel [hey guys, see how smoothly I slipped that one in?]
Crazy Over You – Foster & Lloyd
Good Ole Boys – Moe Bandy
Tennessee River – Alabama
My Home’s In Alabama – Alabama
Wheel Hoss – Ricky Skaggs
If I Had Another Lifetime – Desert Rose Band
Ahab The Arab – Ray Stevens
Blue Cyclone – Ray Stevens
Shine – Dolly Parton
He’s Alive – Dolly Parton
No Place But Texas – Willie Nelson
Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain – Willie Nelson
One Piece At A Time – Johnny Cash
The Man In Black – Johnny Cash
Six Days On The Road – Dave Dudley
Convoy – C.W. McCall
Long-Haired Country Boy – Charlie Daniels Band
Carolina (I Remember You) – Charlie Daniels Band
Cool Water – Sons Of The Pioneers
Pancho & Lefty – Emmylou Harris
He Stopped Loving Her Today – George Jones
Who’s Going To Fill Their Shoes? – George Jones

Okay, that’s 27, but you get the idea. Just a thought.

[Jet Black]

Hey, I don't want to pay for an iPod. Sue me.

[Greg Goodfellow]

Jet, I'll be glad to work on this list, as I'm also working on Hallowe'en songs, over and above what Dr. Yeti may be doing. As long as 'mp3raid.com' provides it, I'll get it. Thanks! Also, thanks for listening!

[Jet Black]

(Note to self: Gee, that worked out! Next, I think I'll see if I can get Tom Taggart to change the calls on WXCR to WJET...)

Cool, Greg! I'll be listening! Can't wait for Halloween! Somebody's really going to do some Halloween programming - I'm so excited! Can't recall that since WVPR did a show of horror & sci-fi film music on Halloween night, back about 1984.

[Scott Reppert]

Best Halloween programming I can ever remember was Alice Cooper on WCFL back in 1975. Now those were the days...