Kid Rock got my negative attention when he stole/sampled from the great Warren Zevon (“Werewolves of London” is just an okay song, Zevon has others that are great) in that lame song that got quite some airplay even though it’s just a mashup of Zevon/Lynrd. He has one episode about Kid Rock, deservedly, so. There’s an awesome YT channel, Pat Finnerty, which I also patreonise, kind of anti-Beato. So ghastly it was that more than 50 years later, I can’t forget it. After one day, there was hardly anyone in the known universe who didn’t know all about that station. It took me years to realize that this was probably all a publicity stunt, and his job was never actually in danger.Īnd it worked. The local rock station (I think it may have been WDRC, but I can’t swear to it) supposedly fired this DJ, who then locked himself in the control room, and threatened to play Melanie’s horrifying abortion of a song over and over, looped completely non-stop, until they gave him his job back.Īnd he did, and after more than 24 hours, they did. In ’72 or ’73, I was growing up a rock ‘n’ roller in West “Hotfoot,” CT. Now as to PCC’s SECOND-worst song, absolutely. Oh you’re lost baby, and I ain’t funnin’…” “I moved like Harlow in Monte Carlo…” Yes, it sounds like a rapper was passing through for a brief cameo.īut for the MOST badly forced rhyme of all time, I submit (and as I’m a hardcore Allman Brothers fanatic, this is doubly embarrassing), from Gregg Allman’s “Please Call Home,” THIS clanger:
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