So it's the end of an amazing year and here's to looking forward to a sexy 2016. I have been flirting about changing the format up in the next year, so let's see how lazy I am. More interviews, recorded stories and lots more Burlesque Bits to enjoy. I started this podcast on April Fools Day in 2009, and didn't really think it would go to 88 episodes. Let's see where we go... 2016 we could reach 89 episodes! Can you imagine? Sit back and put your feet up on the one you love and soak in all the ear-deliciousness happening in this podcast: The Peek-a-Boo Revue Podcast wants you to TURN US ON
TRACKLIST:
BLUE TIP - The CARS
FRIENDS OF P - The Rentals
LET'S FIND OUT - Armando Trovajoli
BURLESQUE BIT from "Burlesque, with the nuts inside"
DRUM BRAKES - Hal Blaine
MIDSUMMER NIGHT BLUES - Waldeck
"On the Road" - SHERRY BRITTON INTERVIEW
HOW ABOUT US? - OST How to Stuff a wild bikini
YOU TURN ME ON - Ian Whitcomb
MEDICATION - The Standells
INTOXICA - The Revels
HOLD IT, MARY - The Axcents
SHIRLEY - John Fred and his Playboys
SHAKIN' - Eddie Money
"On the Road" - SHERRY BRITTON INTERVIEW
RETROGRADE - James Blake
LET'S KILL OURSELVES - The Ponys
SHAKE YOUR HIPS - Big Town Playboys
MOJO WORKOUT - Bill Cosby
PERCUSSIVE WOMEN -
HONEY WEST
FRIED ONIONS - Lord Rockingham's XI
Say Whaaaaat? Another episode of The Peek-a-Boo Revue Podcast already? You're damn right there is! I actually had this one "brewing" (as we podcasters are one to say to eachother in conversations about breweing coffee... -no, not really I just made that shit up, but it IS an actuall word used in today's society)Anyway, I found and old session (this podcast started out as episode 22; ...so there's a bit of trivia for your short term memory) and looking at the file I noticed there was some great stuff in there that I forgot all about. I was going for some funny phone call kind of vibe but I must've gotten stuck so I just scrapped a fourth of it and here is the result. Enjoy. TRACKLIST ANNIE'S SONG (CENSORED) - John DenverGEAR STRIPPER - Hal BlaineROCK 'n ROLL - Bo DiddleyTHAT MAN - Caro EmeraldFULL HOUSE - The Spades JOHNNY'S JIVE - Johnny Little JohnPORTZEBIE - Alfred E. Neuman and the Furshlugginer FiveFIREWATER - The PremiersALL NIGHT LONG - RainbowTHE PROWLER - Harry Roche ConstellationTHE NIGHT THEY RAIDED MINSKY'S - Rudy Vallee THE VATICAN RAG - Tom LehrerPHONE CALL 1 - Road Incident (Unknown)BEAT MY GUEST - Adam & The AntsBIG FEET - TikisTHE TWISTERS - Mel HenkeWHERE'S MY PUSSYCAT - Terry & The Topics ME OF ME - Jessica Harper (Shock Treatment Soundtrack)SHE'S SO FINE - DILL TICKLE - The Couplings YOU GOT IT - Etta jamesPHONE CALL 2 - "Newspaper" Jerky Boys BABY TALKS DIRTY - The Knack LOOKING BACK - Los BuenosTOO BAD YOU DON"T WANT ME - Sandie Shaw
TRACKLIST
Satan Said "Walrus Eggs"
(Peekaboo podcast commercial with Sophie Sucre)
2 Much Cocaine - Mean Jeans
Blonde Bombshell - Enoch Light
Stairway to Heaven - Pardon me Boys
The Man with the Golden Arm - Barry Adamson
Stripped - Shiny Toy Guns
Gator's Groove - Willis Jackson
Jose Jimenez - The Wetbacks
How to be a Good Housewife - Joey Martini
Honey Hush - Screaming Lord Sutch
All-out Annie - Dwight Fiske
Little Egypt - The Coasters
It's Raining Outside - Wynona Carr
Miniskirt - Skeewiff
BoJack Horseman - Theme Title
Private Life - Oingo Boingo
Evil Plot to Blow up Batman - Neal Hefti
Chaquita - Various from "The Roots of Mod"
Adam & Evil - Elvis Presley
Stripper - Lords of Acid
Tracklist
Stubby Kaye - My Wife's a Striptease Dancer
The Kinks - I need you
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass - Love Potion #9
Fran Warren - A Corset Can do a Lot for a Lady
Dolly Lyon - Palm of Your Hands
The Barbarians - Are you a Boy or a Girl?
Caterina Valente - Itsy Bitsy Teenie Honolulu
Boots Randolf - Windy & Warm
Blaze Starr goes Nudist
Ray Anthony - Dragnet
The Hothousehooters - After You've Gone
Sam Butra - Street Scene
The Drifters - Coca Cola
Burgess Meredith - Where are the Girls?
Jan & Arnie - Jennie Lee
Dave Allan & The Arrows - The Chase
Alan Hawkshaw - Beat me Till I'm Blue
Some High School Chorus - Mongoloid
Clyde Stacy - So Young
The Rolling Stones - Baby What's Wrong?
Sonny Lester & His Orchestra - Salome's Veil
Mahogany Brass Band - St. James Imfirmary
Alex Wurman - Cautionary Tale
Jack Constanzo - Cat Walk
Most people think that "burlesque" means female strippers walking a runway to bump and grind beat. But that only fits the form in its declining years. At its best, burlesque was a rich source of music and comedy that kept America, audiences laughing from 1840 through the 1960s.
Some sources try to wrap burlesque in a mantle of pseudo-intellectual respectability. Yes, it involved transgressive comedy and songs, but the primary attraction of burlesque was sex . . in the form of ribald humor and immodestly dressed women. Although many dismissed burlesque as the tail-end of show business, its influence reaches through the development of popular entertainment into the present.
Tracklist
Miche Braden & The Postmodern Jukebox - Sweet Child O' Mine,
Plas Johnson - Downstairs,
The Cousins - Some of the Days,
Bob Log - Log Bomb,
Syd Dale - The Hellraisers,
Quincy Jones & his Orchestra - Music for Pussycats,
Gentleman Jim and his Palace Pit Orchestra - C-Cup Blues,
Howard McGhee and the Blazers - House Warmin' (part 1),
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy - Go Daddy-O,
Ramsey Lewis - Blues for the Night Owl,
Joe Loss & his Band - Go Home Bill Ludendorf,
Bioshock Infinate Soundtrack - Everybody wants to Rule the World,
Gentleman Jim and his Palace Pit Orchestra - Second Honeymoon,
Bald BIll Hagen and his Trocaderons - Fascination,
Interludes - Scandelous,
The Runaways - Born to be Bad
Sounds clips from "It's Burlesque", "Burlesque Undressed" & "Behind the Burly Q"