Breakfast Blend w/ Galaxy Girl & Friends
Galaxy Girl – 20200813 – Blame Vincent D’Onofrio
Blame? Credit? Maybe a little of both. This week’s show was entirely inspired by Vincent D’Onofrio. A chance encounter with his spoken word project (which made me absolutely giddy) sent me down the rabbit hole of celebrity singers, unexpected covers, educational novelty songs, and the like. I hope you enjoy this step into morning randomness as much as I did!
I feel like I poured all the sugary cereals together this morning. Tune in for tracks by Vincent D’Onofrio & Dana Lyn, King Missile, Ella Fitzgerald, Weird Al Yankovic, Macho Man Randy Savage, Joe Pesci, Mr. T, AND MUCH MORE!!! Thanks for listening!!!
Show archive
Playlist
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John Lurie, Marc Ribot, Marvin Pontiac & Tony Scherr, “Small Car”
from The Legendary Marvin Pontiac - Greatest Hits
Strange and Beautiful - 2006
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Sally Field, “Who Needs Wings To Fly? (The Flying Nun Theme)”
Master Classics Records - 1967
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Raymond Scott and His Quintet, “Celebration On the Planet Mars”
from Microphone Music
Basta Audio-Visuals - 2002
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Vincent D'Onofrio & Dana Lyn, “Pilot Wolf”
from Slim Bone Head Volt, Vol. 2
Buddhabug Records - 2018
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Sroeng Santi, “Kuen Kuen Lueng Lueng”
from Thai? Dai! The Heavier Side Of The Luk Thung Underground
B-Music
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Bob Dorough, “Lolly Lolly Lolly Get Your Adverbs Here”
from Schoolhouse Rock: Grammar Rock
Capitol Records
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Opium Jukebox, “God Save the Queen”
from Nevermind the Bhangra: Here's the Sex Pistols
Underground Inc
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Betty Hutton, “It's Oh So Quiet!”
from The Very Best Of
Master Classics Records / The Orchard - 2009
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They Might Be Giants, “Why Does The Sun Shine? (The Sun Is A Mass Of Incandescent Gas) (Live)”
from Dial-A-Song: 20 Years Of They Might Be Giants
Rhino - 1998
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Ella Fitzgerald, “Sunshine Of Your Love”
from More Phonoanomalies for Hi-Fi Bugs
Lo Bue Master - 1968
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Piero Umiliani, “Mah nà mah nà (Space is the place)”
from Mah nà mah nà (The Original Mixes EP)
Easy Tempo / Right Tempo - 1968
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Lucia Pamela, “Walking On The Moon”
from RE-Search: Incredibly Strange Music Volume 2
Asphodel - 1995
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The Pointer Sisters, “Pinball Number Count”
from Solid Steel presents Sesame Street
Ninja Tune - 2003