Host: Angel Baby

Name that tune! Angel Baby’s fourth all-cover-versions spinathon bops from ancient standards to barely known obscurities and back again. Garage bands, vocal groups, surf guitarists, R&B belters and ska combos all prove that if a number’s good enough to stay, it’s good enough to play.

PLEASE NOTE: This will be the final episode of Lost in Paradise that is posted on the GaragePunk.com blog. As of January 2010, you will be able to find Angel Baby’s podcast posted on her blog at the GaragePunk Hideout. If you would like to continue receiving her podcast, be sure to subscribe to her show’s feed using the link below, and/or befriend her on the Hideout. Thanks!

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More cool and crazy covers! Angel Baby discovers Bo in the garage, spins hot versions of 1930s, ’40s and early ’50s pop hits, digs some Kingston rock steady, features gal versions of “Long Tall Sally,” rolls with the Stones and swings with U.S. teen tunes by non-U.S. singers.

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Angel Baby keeps it covered tonight with some top-shelf followup versions of pop, rock ‘n’ roll and R&B hits. Jumpin’ nursery rhymes and dreamy Moon songs are followed by some gritty garage. You’ll also dig real sweaty singles by and of James Brown, moody covers by and of Ricky Nelson and swooping takes on “beach music” maestro, Maurice Williams & the Zodiacs.

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Host: Angel Baby

Angel Baby is on top of the covers, spinning little-known later versions of major hits. From England to the South Pacific, from jazz to rock n’ roll, country & western to rhythm & blues, here are compositions from the pens of such ace songwriters as Hoagy Carmichael, Lee Hazelwood and Leiber & Stoller done by little-known to unknown artists. Relax as she pours some great vintage tunes out of new bottles, sit back and enjoy.

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