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Sylvia's avatar

Okay I won't make a joke about Walter being available to dj weddings and middle school dances. My go-to party song is Ringo's 'Goodnight Vienna.'

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Walter Martin's avatar

I love solo Ringo

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Brian VandenBos's avatar

The American Graffiti soundtrack is another good one with songs from the 50s and 60s.

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Walter Martin's avatar

Yes! Agree. I have it on vinyl.

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Mich Quigley's avatar

Just found u, WoW!

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Walter Martin's avatar

Thanks Rob. I’m going to make all of these accessible on my substack this week. I really appreciate it!

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yabanjin's avatar

Man, I need to go to a dance party where you are DJ-ing!

Every track a bloody marvel. Thanks!

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Megan Kennelley's avatar

Now I’m convinced you were single-handedly responsible for all the YouTube uploads that used to go up on the old Walkmen website. The ones I remember were Jamaica by Ben E. King, I Was the One by Elvis, and (best of all) a Rodney Dangerfield stand-up set. Love that you’re a Mermaids fan! Had that soundtrack on cassette.

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Walter Martin's avatar

Ha yes, guilty

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Matt barrett's avatar

Hello. I really love your show. I love the stuff I've heard before (1/3? ha ha, so specific), and I especially love and appreciate the stuff I have not heard. I've heard half the episodes so far and I can't wait to hear the rest.

You talk a lot, and I love it. Most DJs can't pull that off and I love it. Your love and respect for this music shows and I love how your delivery is so friendly.

Love all your own music too!

Cheers and smiles all around.

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Walter Martin's avatar

Thanks for the note Matt! Glad you’re enjoying the show. ✌️

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Jeremy Shatan's avatar

Absolutely killer episode! I knew most of the songs, of course, but then you SLAYED me with El Raton. As for soundtracks, I grew up in a Beatles household so when American Graffiti came out (I think I was 9) it was quite an ear-opener. We saw the movie and then my sister got the cassette and we played over and over…

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Ryan Pine's avatar

Goodness. Joe Cuba hits hard.

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Ryan Pine's avatar

Oh man. Vacation was our family’s favorite movie growing up. Holiday Road brings it all back. This was a super fun episode. Thanks, Walt!

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