Bonus Episode: My Summer Listening, Reading, Watching Recs And More

Disgos, the World Cup is over and rock ‘n’ roll lost, so now what? Well, here are my recommendations on how to pass time for the rest of your summer; my fav summer listening, reading, watching and binging recs, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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• 0:10Jake Brennan?

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• 2:39Jake Brennan?

  Welcome to the Disgrace Land bonus episode, a little thing we like to call the after-party. This is the show after the show, the party after the party, the bridge to get you from one full episode of Disgrace Land to the other, the backyard to dig into the dirt. Our mission to uncover the truth, to confront the myth, to reclaim the story. On this bonus episode, I'm giving you my summer recommendations, music, movies, books, television, a celebrated summer, so to speak. We are also catching up with our recent episode on Dolly Parton, previewing next week's new story on Slipknot, where you'll find out about a darkness that was unfolding in the midst of the band's success. And we get into your emails, comments, DMs, and as always, a whole lot of Rosie. This is the podcast for the musically obsessed, the outsiders, the independent thinkers who know that the best history is the history that gets buried.

• 3:25Jake Brennan?

  Disgrace Land is where I tell the stories they didn't want told, the kind you'll end up telling someone else. All right, discos, let's get into it.

• 3:41Jake Brennan?

  All right, the World Cup is over. England broke my heart and many others as well. So let's just move on. All right. Okay, real quick, though, England not being in the finals is more of a loss for rock and roll than it was for England. That's how I like to look at it anyhow. It is summertime, discos, so I thought that I would do a public service for you all in the after-party today and give you some of my summer recommendations, books, records, movies, shows that I've been consuming, content that I have consumed in the past, all of it appropriate summer fare, nothing too heavy. All right, we're gonna keep this stuff tight. We're gonna keep this stuff light, light-ish, I should say. It's still Disgrace Land, so you get the point. There's gonna be some darkness. This is the stuff that's meant, though, to be right on the beach, in a plane, at the hotel, or at the Airbnb, wherever.

• 4:26Jake Brennan?

  First up, Schindler's List. No, I'm kidding. I'm tempted to recommend the film that I watched last night. Bradley Cooper's Is This Thing On? Because it is incredible. Will Arnett, Laura Dern, Bradley Cooper's in it, but it's mainly his film because he directed it. He's got a small part in the movie. He's great. He steals the show, as always. But this movie's also a tear fest, and that's not what we're doing today. We're doing summer movies, okay? And summer music, and summer books, and summer TV series. So I'm gonna start with music because this is, after all, a music podcast.

• 5:05Jake Brennan?

  And so may I direct your attention to the New Day Rising album from, New Day Rising album from 1985 by Minneapolis's Husker Du. This record is a great record, start to finish legit, no skips. But that's not why I'm recommending it. I'm recommending it because ever since TV Snack Break made that Instagram meme of this album cover, the New Day Rising album cover, photoshopped with a still from Seinfeld, the one where George Costanza is lurking on the beach behind his boss, Mr. Kroger's family, in what was presumably the summer of George.

• 5:49Jake Brennan?

  I think that's what episode that was. I could be wrong. And then put Costanza, okay? That's what the artist TV Snack Break did. He put Costanza in the iconic Husker Du font with Kroger Day Rising beneath it, obviously a spoof on Husker Du's New Day Rising. I have been blasting this album through the speakers here in my studio for the last couple of weeks. It's just incredible. I've loved this album since I was 15 years old. I've never gotten sick of it. And specifically, the song "Celebrated Summer," which is just a perfect pop song. It's one of those Husker Du songs that the punk rock purists hated, at least when I was a kid, they hated it, kids in my neighborhood who were punks.

• 6:35Jake Brennan?

  It was just so catchy, and it was poppy, like I said, and dare I say sentimental. But it's the good kind of sentimental. It's kind of the only kind of sentimental that Husker Du's Bob Mould does, meaning that the sentimentality is arched up by a hidden layer of melancholy and infinite sadness. Okay? Go ask Billy Corgan about these lyrics. Check them out. Listen. "Love and hate was in the air like pollen from a flower. Somewhere in April time, they add another hour. I guess I better think up a way to spend my time just when I'm ready to sit inside. It's summertime. Should I go swimming or get a friend to hang around? It's back to summer. It's back to basics, hang around, getting drunk on the beach, or playing in a band, and getting out of school meant getting out of hand.

• 7:20Jake Brennan?

  Was this your celebrated summer?" Eat your heart out, Billy Corgan. I don't mean to be giving Billy Corgan shit, even though it sounds like I am, but I guess what I'm saying is that without Bob Mould, you don't get Billy Corgan. Despite all my rage, I'm still just a rat in a cage. I don't know if that's good or bad. Depends, I guess, on your feelings about Smashing Pumpkins. I like Smashing Pumpkins. We've got a Smashing Pumpkins episode coming up in a few weeks in the feed, and I don't necessarily think it's gonna make Billy Corgan a fan of Disgrace Land, which is a shame because, like I said, we're fans of his around here despite what Zeph wrote in this episode. Anyway, that is my summer music recommendation. "Celebrated Summer," the song by Husker Du off of Husker Du's New Day Rising. You can't go wrong with the entire album.

• 8:06Jake Brennan?

  My summer book recommendation, I have two, okay? The first one I'm gonna give to the more, you know, sophisticated, let's call them, sophisticated, listen, sophisticated readers, excuse me, because the second one I'm gonna give you is not sophisticated at all. The first one, I just read it on vacation, Raymond Chandler's Farewell, My Lovely. Okay? It's incredible. Emblematic Raymond Chandler novel. If you've never read Raymond Chandler, if you've never read a Chandler book with his iconic Philip Marlowe character, this is a great one to start with. It's gumshoe noir. That's, it's the blueprint for the detective novels. Okay? It's fantastic. It's exactly what you'd expect.

• 8:51Jake Brennan?

  It's not gonna make you think too hard, but it might make you drink a little more, which is a good enough reason for me to call this an easy summer read. But you know, it's kind of sophisticated. Okay? It's Raymond Chandler, all right? But it's not as easy, and it's not as light as my next recommendation. It's gonna sound weird to you. I also read this one on vacation. It's Wise Guy by Nicholas Pileggi. Now, I was flying to Europe on Lufthansa Airlines, if I'm saying that correctly, Lufthansa.

• 9:21Jake Brennan?

  And I was like, hey, wouldn't it be cool to read about the Lufthansa heist on the flight? And that's why I finally grabbed Wise Guy off my shelf, which I've owned for some time but never read. And of course, Wise Guy by Nicholas Pileggi is the book that they based Goodfellas on. And I thought it was gonna be, I don't really know what I thought, but I got something a little different than what I was expecting. I guess what I was expecting was a lot of sort of vagueness in the storytelling, the kind of kernels of what the stories became in the film. But God, man, some of the storytelling is verbatim from this book and the language as well.

• 10:04Jake Brennan?

  And it's really great to see how much of Henry Hill's voice, his storytelling voice, I should say, ended up in the movie. Fantastic stuff. And it just, if you want like revelatory facts and crimes that were committed that didn't make it in the movie, the book is fantastic as well. There's this one great anecdote where they're talking about how they were just such thieves, such scammers, and they had a guy.

• 10:33Jake Brennan?

  They had an inn at a grocery store. I believe it was somewhere in Queens or somewhere. No, it was somewhere in like more of a suburban area of New York. And this, this guy who worked at the grocery store brought in a construction company to build an 11th aisle, right? You know, your different aisles in the, in the grocery store, you know, I mean, checkout aisle, you have different lanes you can check out in. There were 10 of them. He had an 11th bill with another 11th cash register and it was open, it was running for like a year and every dollar that that checkout lane collected was stolen. It was pure profit for these gangsters. They didn't catch up to the scam until this

• 11:18Jake Brennan?

  guy went on like his summer vacation or something and he took some time off and somebody else came in and was like, hey, what the fuck? We don't, we're not supposed to have 11 checkout lanes and 11 cash registers. I thought that was fascinating. There's a bunch of stuff like that in the book and that book is Wise Guy by Nicholas Pileggi. He also co-wrote the script with Scorsese. You're gonna love it. All right. My movie rec. I already kind of gave you the Bradley Cooper thing. Is this thing on as a rec? Kind of sneaky rec. But it's not a feel-good hit of the summer as Faith No More as Mike Patton would say. It's a, so I gotta recommend something else. Okay. I'm currently also watching Gamora, which is way too dark, so I can't recommend that. So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna recommend

• 11:59Jake Brennan?

  Spike Lee's Clockers and it's not feel-good, so to speak, but it does have a hot and sticky summer vibe and Zeth and I reference it a shit ton in our new, this film should be played loud, episode on Do the Right Thing, which is the ultimate summer movie, Do the Right Thing. So if you want to frame a reference, then you can do no wrong by watching Spike Lee's Clockers and by reading the novel by Richard Price as well. It's, because it's fantastic. Though I wouldn't call that a summer read, but it's also fantastic. It's just great. All right. Summer TV series recommendation. Okay. This one is big. It's scary. It's popcorny as hell. So those things make it summery, but it's also super dark, but not dark enough

• 12:44Jake Brennan?

  to take it off my list. And that is the Cape Fear series, the remake of the classic De Niro, Mitchum films. The series on Apple TV with Javier Bardem is, and Amy Adams is, it's, it's amazing. It's so good. It's the definition of a great remake for a million reasons. I don't want to go into it here. Zeth can't stand this. He hates it. I love it and I'm thinking that maybe Zeth and I should come on and debate this series. I think that might be fun. It wraps in a week or so, so it's available for all of you to binge right now on Apple TV. I cannot say enough about this weird fucked up thing, this remake, this series. And I bet a bunch of you are already watching this and I want to hear what you

• 13:28Jake Brennan?

  have to say about it. And I also think maybe a bunch of you like Zeth started it and just couldn't get into it. And I want to hear why you don't like it. It's, it's just, I love it. They even lose the air conditioning in an episode, which is quintessential summer viewing. So those are my recs. Music, New Day Rising with Celebrated Summer by Husk Rado. Books, Raymond Chandler's Farewell, My Lovely and Nicholas Pileggi's Wise Guy. Movie, Clockers. TV series, the new Cape Fear remake. Listen, read, watch, binge and get back to me at 617-906-6638 and let me know what you think about these recs. Do you love them? Do you hate them? Are they summery? Are they not? Most important, I want to know what you guys are recommending. What are you reading? I'm heading up to New

• 14:13Jake Brennan?

  England. I'm gonna go sit on a Maine beach a couple of days. I want, I, you know, I need the recs just as bad as you do. Okay. So don't Bogart the recs is what I'm saying. What are you listening to this summer? What are you reading? What are you watching? What are you binging? Hit me and let me know. 617-906-6638. Voicemail and text at DisgracelandPod on the socials. Zeth's gonna give you his recommendations over in the exclusive section of this after party. We're gonna dig into all that, get into some more talk. It's a great conversation. To be a part of this, you gotta be an All Access member. Go to disgracelandpod.com to sign up to become an All Access member and unlock exclusive content like this conversation you were about to hear, plus ad-free listening. disgracelandpod.com

• 14:54Jake Brennan?

  to become an All Access member. All right. In your feed right now, our Dolly Parton episode coming up next, right after this after party is our rewind episode from the archive on Amy Winehouse, originally released on May 14th, 2019. If you want to know more about the UK indie sleaze scene that launched Amy's career, the madness of the bright spotlight of fame that burned out one of the greatest musical talents of the 21st century, then this episode is for you. That's in the rewind slot coming up this weekend, right after this bonus episode. All right. After that Amy Winehouse episode, guys, we got a new episode on Slipknot coming up next week. When you're listening to the new Disgraceland Slipknot episode, be thinking about how music and lyrics influence its fans. And give

• 15:37Jake Brennan?

  us a call at 617-906-6638. And I love this question. Let us know, what's a song that pushed you? Okay. What lyrics pushed you to actually do something? To quit a job, to start a band, to take a risk, to get your shit together, to get your shit untog together? Let us know. We all have those moments in life. We've all had them. We were sitting there, lying in a field, somewhere near Walden Pond. We somehow managed to park our Vespa in the woods. Don't quite know how. Still to this day, we're lying there, ticks are probably crawling all over us and we're thinking, you know what? I'm gonna get my shit together and start a podcast. I'm just saying. We all remember what song was playing

• 16:19Jake Brennan?

  when we came to those realizations. Let us know. 617-906-6638. What lyrics compelled you? That's what we want to talk about next week when we get back in the after party. You can also email me at [email protected]. Hit us on socials at disgracelandpod and you might hear your answer on next week's after party. Art Disco's gonna get into your voicemails, texts, DMs, and a whole lot more right after this.

• 16:53Speaker 05

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• 17:36Speaker 05

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• 18:26Jake Brennan?

  All right, guys. I'm in the phone booth. It is the one across the hall. I'm hanging on the telephone with y'all. 617-906-6638. Voicemail and text. We do a grab bag of responses for y'all here. Little round robin on any subject you want to talk about. All right. Let's go to this message from the 503.

• 18:43Speaker 06

  Jake, this is Johnny Magnifico from the 503. Man, I hope I'm not late to the game on the best husband and wife bands. How could we forget the grittiest, grimiest, true DIY rock and roll band Dead Moon from Portland, Oregon. Fred and Judy Cole married in 1967. Fred's story alone is insane. I mean, he, he played with like soul acts in the 1960s. I think he opened up for Stevie Wonder under the name Deep Soul Cole, was in the, the Weeds and the Lollipop Shop that opened up for Janis Joplin and so many other bands

• 19:24Speaker 06

  back in the day. And then Dodging the Giraffe, he, his band broke down in Portland, Oregon, where he met Judy. They married in 1967. He was in a million bands, zipper throughout the seventies. Eventually fed up with flaking musicians, he got his wife to play bass and they started a band throughout the eighties called The Rats, which featured Sam Henry from The Wipers, another great Portland band. Eventually they turned into Dead Moon that played for years and years. I think they even turned down touring with Nirvana because they already had a prior engagement with another band they were supposed to tour with.

• 20:05Speaker 06

  Judy bought Fred the actual cutting vinyl cutting machine that cut the infamous Louis Louis seven inch from The Kingsmen, who were also from Portland. And they would record themselves and actually cut their own vinyl records on this machine. Their story is insane and eventually started a band called Pierced Arrows. That's also just gritty and raw and amazing until Fred died and she's now playing, kind of keeping the Dead Moon thing alive. So she's out on the road touring right now. But yes, Fred and Judy Cole, they're amazing. Dead Moon. Check them out.

• 20:49Jake Brennan?

  Holy shit, Johnny Magnifico. Thank you so much. I know nothing about this. I know so little about Dead Moon, Fred and Judy Cole, that I'm almost questioning whether or not you're making this whole thing up to fuck with me. But I don't think you are. And if you are, congratulations, because, you know, working in The Wipers and the whole, you know what I mean? The Louis Louis machine that cut the seven inch is pretty good. If you're making it up, kudos, my friend. But I don't think you're making it up and I don't know anything about this. And I am, I know what I'm listening to on my ride to the barber shop later today. So thanks so much. I'm gonna dig into this. Fred and Judy, you got a fan here in Johnny Magnifico. Disco's, let's all check out Dead Moon and let Johnny

• 21:34Jake Brennan?

  know what we think. Awesome stuff, man. Thank you.

• 21:39Jake Brennan?

  All right, let's go to the 978 Jake Rock-a-Roll-a-Man Helltown Mark here. Two things, I'm less than one year behind on the playlist and it's frickin' huge. Also, an idea you fortunately Nothing More has given you some material to work with, specifically regarding sexual allegations towards their tech and the band management covering up wicked bummer for a great band. And then, uh, thanks, I appreciate the rest of your message here. I will let you know, Mark, thank you. Uh, I don't know much about Nothing More, I'll check this out, appreciate the tip. Uh, as for the playlist, guys, that Mark is alluding to, Mark has gone through and

• 22:19Jake Brennan?

  he's made this giant playlist of every song referenced in all 260 whatever episodes of Disgrace Land, it's mammoth, if you want to be in on that, you gotta be, well, you can get it, I think it's on Spotify, but Mark's in the Patreon chat all the time, we've posted in there, he keeps us updated on his progress in Patreon as well. Suzie hits us up from the 346, hey there, I wanted to make a suggestion for a new topic you might not have thought about, Juan Gabriel Aldivo de Juarez, he literally had the voice that granted him life, literally in a time where being feminine slash flamboyant and gay was unthinkable. There's story of him getting into trouble with cartels and local law enforcement, I

• 23:03Jake Brennan?

  can't wait for your take, love y'all, Suzie. Suzie, fantastic recommendation, Juan Gabriel Aldivo de Juarez is going on the list, appreciate you. 917 writes in, Adele, where's the Fiona Apple episode? Look up Kanye West obsession with her before her first album came out. Yo, I just read, uh, 917, I just read, oh, talk about summer reads, I should have recommended this, I'm recommending this, I read this on vacation too, the third book I read on vacation, I can't believe I didn't fucking recommend this one. I think I mentioned it to you guys a couple of weeks ago, Jonathan Ames, Wake Up Sir, hysterical Jonathan Ames, I did mention this because I talked about Board to Death with

• 23:46Jake Brennan?

  Jason Schwartzman and Ted Danson, great summer read if you're looking for one. Anyways, I, I'm like, oh fuck, I don't know much about this Jonathan Ames guy and I start looking him up, he used to date, or maybe he still does date Fiona, Fiona Apple, which is just incredible, amazing. So there you go, 917, I don't know where the Fiona Apple episode is, it was on the list, it's still on the list, I just don't know a good way into her story. You know, I kinda wanna write it as like, it's like a one act where she's trapped in a room for all night with Paul Thomas Anderson, Quentin Tarantino and a mound of cocaine and she, she somehow survives that fucking atrocity. But I just, I, I don't have a good angle on Fiona Apple yet.

• 24:28Jake Brennan?

  Um, you know, Adele, to answer your question, 917, is a huge true, true crime, like fan and a huge fan of true crime, of crime movies, excuse me, so that was our in there. 303 writes in, hey Jake, I'm surprised you didn't know about the wax in the Philippines, but more importantly, yes, Cheap Trick is from Rockford, Illinois, just like adult star Ginger Lynn, I can tie almost anything back to, to porn stars and playmates from the 303 and Cheap Trick, apparently 303, no, I did not know about the wax in the Philippines, now I do, I love it. 860 writes in, hey Jake, trip from the 860, the new Morrison episode is in a word, great, I've been a Doors freak for 40 years, there was stuff in it that I had no clue about, I

• 25:10Jake Brennan?

  was under the assumption that Jim and Pan didn't meet the count until the end of the band, not the beginning of it, the whole UCLA connection was wild and at the end of the day, Jim died due to general self abuse with the booze and drugs and it's possible that he OD'd on something, thanks Jake, this episode was in the top five best Disgrace Land episodes, hands down, I really appreciate that, 860, I appreciate that from a heavy Doors head like yourself, this story kicked up a bunch of controversy, pissed off a lot of people, so many people want to hang on to their theories about how these folks died, especially Jim Morrison, so many people want to, want to point to the more conspiracy oriented takes on his death, so many people want to believe that, that, you know, something else

• 25:55Jake Brennan?

  happened, like he just, you know, he disappeared or, you know, his body was brought back from the club and, and I've already told you what I think and I stand by my research, you can check all our sources, you can read the same stuff I read, it's all on our website, go to the Jim Morrison page on disgracelandpod.com. 510, hey Jake, Greg Allman's autobiography is rad. I, I can only imagine, we're gonna get an Allman Brothers episode coming up soon, very soon, 617 906 6638, you guys wanna hit me, talk about whatever you want to talk about, I'm here for it. Take a quick break, back after this with more of me and more of you.

• 26:47Jake Brennan?

  All right, guys, we are back, wanna hit an email here from listener Kendon Smith, subject, Average White Band, now I'm choosing this because not only is this a thoughtful email, but Zeth and I were just talking, I can't remember if it was in the after party or if it was in the rap party, um, about his hatred of Average White Band and I gotta say, I'm feeling like there's an Average White Band episode coming, thanks to Mr. Kendon Smith and Zeth, don't worry, I won't make you write it, here it comes, uh, the, the, the Average White Band message, okay, I just listened to your Jim Morrison death episode and it all sounds very plausible, the tale of mistaking horse for snow, that's heroin for cocaine, reminds me of the sad tale of the Average White Band who were then riding high on the

• 27:32Jake Brennan?

  novelty of being a great funk band from Scotland, only to almost lose it all in disgraceful tragedy. The tale of Robbie McIntosh seems like a story perfect for an episode, anyway, a little while back, you were asking people about artists who took an experimental left turn and I wanted to submit sound effects by The Jam, before this, much of their output didn't stray far from the jangly retro pop mod nods to The Kinks, The Small Faces and The Who, sound effects was their departure with angular new wave, perhaps inspired by XTC, Gang of Four and perhaps the success of The Police with lots of dub influenced studio experimentation that leaned into art school, way more than their reputation previously suggested. I loved the Wendy Williams episode, I wanted to go back in time, knock the gun away and

• 28:16Jake Brennan?

  tell her that the 21st century needs her, but I digress, my rock and roll time machine would be working overtime to try to get to Otis Redding before he stepped on that plane and walking me is about a home on that night, it's late as I type and I got work to do. So Jake, Zeth and company, you have all my love for what you do, that's from Kendon Smith. Kendon, thank you so much and I, I read this because of the Average White Band reference, thank you, don't know much about them, uh, perhaps, yes, there is an episode, I was joking earlier, but perhaps there may be, but I also, I really like this thing about The Jam, Paul Weller and sound effects, I had no idea about this album and, uh, it's plausible, the whole XTC Gang of Four influence, I love it, thanks Kendon, appreciate you.

• 28:58Jake Brennan?

  Guys, hit me up, [email protected], you wanna hit me to, to a story, you wanna hit me to an album I should be listening to, you wanna get in on answers to any of our questions, any of our subjects that we are discussing, [email protected], great place to do it, also at disgracelandpod on the socials and you can jump into the Patreon chat anytime you want, Zeth and I will be chatting in Patreon coming up in just a moment, we're gonna be talking about Zeth's summer recommendations and a whole lot of other stuff, it's a great conversation, can't wait for you to get any near with us, if you wanna be part of that exclusive conversation, go to disgracelandpod.com, sign up, become an all access member, that'll not only get you this convo, it'll get you ad free listening, okay, it's also gonna get you into the Patreon chat with the rest of the discos over on Patreon,

• 29:43Jake Brennan?

  all right, go to disgracelandpod.com to sign up. Now, before we do that, before we do that, before we jump into that, this is my reminder, this film should be played loud, okay, new episode on Do the Right Thing, you're not gonna wanna miss it, all access gets you into that action as well, disgracelandpod.com to sign up, you get our monthly video podcast, This Film Should Be Played Loud, where we talk about our favorite music and our favorite movies, there's a new film for every episode, this episode again is on Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing, you're not gonna wanna miss it, go to disgracelandpod.com to sign up and of course, you can catch me and Zeth in the rap party in the Hollywoodland feed every week as well, make sure you're following Hollywoodland on Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio app, wherever you get your podcasts, all right, back right after this.

• 30:34Speaker 05

  I'm Malcolm Gladwell, host of Smart Talks with IBM. I spoke with Dr. Laura Jayhai of Cleveland Clinic about how advanced computing is helping shorten the path from medical discovery to treatment.

• 30:47Speaker 07

  The moment that there is a compound that someone in a lab thinks it would be effective to treat a certain disease, it takes about 10 to 13 years from that moment to when that drug is on a shelf for a patient. A big part of that gap could be computationally solved, better simulation of compounds, designing drug trials that are more efficient, that would finish faster, that was The motivation to bring computational tools and technology closer to biomedical researchers.

• 31:21Speaker 05

  Learn more about how Cleveland Clinic and IBM are using AI and quantum computing to revolutionize biomedical research at ibm.com/smarttalks.

• 31:41Jake Brennan?

  All right, we are back. We are ready to split. But before we do, just want to say, we mentioned a ton of episodes, guys, over 265 episodes in the archive, and yet there is no Paul Weller in the jam episode. We talk about artists every single week. And like I said, so many of them have been covered in Disgraceland. If you guys want, if you want info on how to best navigate to these artists, hit us up, [email protected]. Email, you can call 617-906-6638, voicemail and text, and we'll point you in the right direction. Let's recap, shall we? Because I get out of here. Number one, this week, our new episode on Dolly Parton, that's available for you right now. Number two, in the rewind slot this weekend, our classic episode on Amy Winehouse. Number three, next week, coming up, our new episode on Slipknot. Number four is that's going to give you those Hollywood

• 32:26Jake Brennan?

  and crime vibes in the Hollywoodland feed. So make sure you are subscribed. You're going to get the wrap party over there. Current, this film should be played loud, video podcast episode on Do the Right Thing. That's July 29. Go to disgraceandpod.com to sign up, become an all access member to unlock exclusive content just like this, along with ad free listening. Number six, 617-906-6638. Your voice keeps us digging into the dark corners of music history. So keep calling, keep texting with your answers to this week's question of the week, or with whatever else you want to talk about. Number seven, don't forget, this goes, this isn't just content, it's a community, a community of the obsessed, and no one cares about music books, records, and the crime and grime that ties them all together like you do. And well, that's a disgrace. All right, back on March 27, 1976,

• 33:08Jake Brennan?

  the second night of Dolly Parton's jamboree. And this is what America was listening to on that day, according to the Billboard charts. Number one, December, 1963. Oh, what a night. The Four Seasons. Last week, one. Peak position, one. Weeks on chart, 14. Number two, Dream Weaver, Gary Wright. Last week, three. Peak position, two. Weeks on chart, 13. Number three, Lonely Night, Angel Face, Captain and Tenille. Last week, five. Peak position, three. Weeks on chart, 10. Number four, All

• 33:46Jake Brennan?

  By Myself, Eric Carmen. Last week, two. Peak position, two. Weeks on chart, 14.

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