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The Evil AI Robot is still missing, Sleazy T hasn’t slept in months, and Satan is determined to find him. Then Casket Jack arrives with a stack of beautifully miserable country 45s and some uncomfortable truths. Meanwhile, deep inside Area 51, Dr. Schlock-n-dock is trying to break the Robot. Sad records. Bad dreams. Missing friends. And one question: What if none of this is real?
Tracklisting
1. The Eloise Trio (Exotic Blues & Rhythm Vol. 11)
2. King Eric & His Knights - Big Bamboo (Danse Macabre Vol.2)
3. Curtis Knight Voodoo Woman (G-Gulf)
4. Joyce Heath - I Wouldn't Dream Of It (Roulette Records)
5. Larry O'keefe - Llover's Dream (Freedome)
6. Bobby Beck - Swinging On A Chandelier (ABC)
7. Gary US Bonds - Time Ole Story (Legrand) 
8. King Richard & The Poor Boys - Didn't We Fool Them (Apollo)
9. James Crawford - Stop And Think It over (Mercury)
10. Mahalia Jackson - I'm On My Way (Newport 1958)
11. Rose Mitchell - Baby Please Don't Go (Imperial)
12. Barrett Strong - Misery (Jazzman)
13. Gay Poppers - I Want To Know (Outta Sight)
14. The Newports - Dixie Women (Kent)
15. June Authur Alexander - The Girl That Radiates That Charm (Outta Sight)
16. Marc Haven And The Aquarians - Hey Senorita (Buzzsaw: Pavinyl Cut 3)
17. Jim Waller & The Deltas - Exotic (Surfin’ Wild)
18. Willie Hays - Walking The Streets After Dark (Ghost Memories & Other Favorites)
19. Jimmy Wakely - Moon Over Montana (Capitol)
20. Sterling Blythe - Pictures On The Wall (Katar’s)
21. Haydon Thompson - 1688 (Kapp)
22. Roy Montague - Life To Go (The Lee Lable)
23. Marty Robbins - My Love (Columbia)
24. Buddy Long - It's Nothing To Me (Demon)
25. Loy Clingman - It's Nothing To Me (Liberty Bell)
26. Sterling Blythe - You Picked Up A Stranger (Sand Records)
27. Stanford Clark - Still As The Night (Jamie Records)
28. Whitey Gallagher - Searching (FTM Records)
29. Slim Whitman - North Wind (Imperial)
30. Tommy Vaughan - Phantom Stallion (Sound)
31. Country Johnny Mathis - Caryl Chessman (D)
32. Marty Robbins - Saddle Tramp (Columbia)
33. Freddie Hill - The Wall (Columbia)
34. Dolly Parton - Jolene (Played at 33 not 45) RCA
35. Tammy Wynett - Stand By You Man (Epic)
36. Lucho Gatica - El Reloj (Odeon)
37. Abner Jay - I’m So Depressed (Mississippi Records)

The wheels finally come off the goddamn wagon. DJ Sleazy T, Satan, and the Evil AI Robot are back digging through a radioactive pile of filthy 45s when Dr. Schlock-n-dock crawls out of whatever sewer he’s been hiding in to reclaim his creation. There’s betrayal, kidnapping, murder, resurrection, Satan doing Satan shit, and enough rock ’n’ roll to turn a church basement into a crime scene. By the end, Sleazy T is dead, alive again, and communicating with his kidnapped robot through songs and fucked up dreams.
Song Listing
1. Ted Jarrett & Band -  Let's Twist Slow & Easy  (Spar)
2. The Drivers - Mr. Astronaut (King)
3. Ty Terrell - The Scratch Part 1 (Lute Records)
4. The Sparkles - Oh Girls, Girls (Hickory Records INC)
5. JJ Jackson & The Jackles - Oo-Ma-Liddi (Prelude Records)
6. Jimmy McCracklin - What's That Part 2 (All City)
7. Brice Coefield - Tempted (Madison)
8. Young Jessie - Mary Lou (Obies Record Co.)
9. Solomon Burke - Maggies's Farm (Atlantic Records)
10. The Springers - Know My Baby loves Me So (Way Out Records)
11. Rev. Louis Overstreet - Black But Proud (Little Axe)
12. Rev. Louis Overstreet - Rather Fight Than Switch (Litle Axe)
13. The Turtles - You Showed Me (White Whale)
14. Otis Rush & His Band - Double Trouble (Blue Horizon)
15. Tony Clarke - They Call Me A Wrong Man (Soulwax)
16. Otis Rush & His Band - All Of Your Love (Blue Horizon)
17. Billy & The Moonlighters - Little Indian Girl (Crystal Ball)
18. Ronny Goode - Totem Pole (Demon)
19. Jackie Weaver - The Tingle (Forty 5)
20. Ornella Vanoni - Coccodrillo (Ricordi)
21. Ernie Washington - Lonesome Shack (Chattahoochee Record)
22. Tommy Hunt - The Work Song (Scepter Records)
23. Bobby Bland - Honey Child (Duke)
24. Baby Washington - I've Got A Feeling (Sue)
25. Freddie Scott - I'll Be Gone (Shout)
26. The Mighty Hannibal - Motha Goose Breaks (Pan World)
27. Miss Ann Fleming - You're Just One Man (Winley Records)
28. Cookie Jackson - Do You Still Love Me (Progress Records)
29. Larry Bright - Way Down Home (Jump & Shout)
30. The Miracles - Shop Around (Tamla)
31. Derek Martin - Don't Put Me Down Like This (Crackerjack Records)
32. Ronnie Goode - Crazy Bait (Demon)
33. Lee Rogers - You're The Cream Of The Crop (D-Town Records)
34. The Five Du-Tunes -The Gouster (One Derful)
35. King Richard & The Poor Boys - I'm Not Ashamed (Apollo)
36. The Sharps - Look At Me (Jamie Records)
37. The Chanteers - Mr. Zebra (Murcury Records)
38. Helen Troy - I Think I Love You (Outta Sight)
39. Helen Shapiro - Woe Is Me (Epic)
40. Ruth Brown - I Love Him and I Know It (Decca)
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The wheels finally come off the goddamn wagon. DJ Sleazy T, Satan, and the Evil AI Robot are back digging through a radioactive pile of filthy 45s when Dr. Schlock-n-dock crawls out of whatever sewer he’s been hiding in to reclaim his creation. There’s betrayal, kidnapping, murder, resurrection, Satan doing Satan shit, and enough rock ’n’ roll to turn a church basement into a crime scene. By the end, Sleazy T is dead, alive again, and communicating with his kidnapped robot through songs and fucked up dreams.
Song Listing
1. Ted Jarrett & Band -  Let's Twist Slow & Easy  (Spar)
2. The Drivers - Mr. Astronaut (King)
3. Ty Terrell - The Scratch Part 1 (Lute Records)
4. The Sparkles - Oh Girls, Girls (Hickory Records INC)
5. JJ Jackson & The Jackles - Oo-Ma-Liddi (Prelude Records)
6. Jimmy McCracklin - What's That Part 2 (All City)
7. Brice Coefield - Tempted (Madison)
8. Young Jessie - Mary Lou (Obies Record Co.)
9. Solomon Burke - Maggies's Farm (Atlantic Records)
10. The Springers - Know My Baby loves Me So (Way Out Records)
11. Rev. Louis Overstreet - Black But Proud (Little Axe)
12. Rev. Louis Overstreet - Rather Fight Than Switch (Litle Axe)
13. The Turtles - You Showed Me (White Whale)
14. Otis Rush & His Band - Double Trouble (Blue Horizon)
15. Tony Clarke - They Call Me A Wrong Man (Soulwax)
16. Otis Rush & His Band - All Of Your Love (Blue Horizon)
17. Billy & The Moonlighters - Little Indian Girl (Crystal Ball)
18. Ronny Goode - Totem Pole (Demon)
19. Jackie Weaver - The Tingle (Forty 5)
20. Ornella Vanoni - Coccodrillo (Ricordi)
21. Ernie Washington - Lonesome Shack (Chattahoochee Record)
22. Tommy Hunt - The Work Song (Scepter Records)
23. Bobby Bland - Honey Child (Duke)
24. Baby Washington - I've Got A Feeling (Sue)
25. Freddie Scott - I'll Be Gone (Shout)
26. The Mighty Hannibal - Motha Goose Breaks (Pan World)
27. Miss Ann Fleming - You're Just One Man (Winley Records)
28. Cookie Jackson - Do You Still Love Me (Progress Records)
29. Larry Bright - Way Down Home (Jump & Shout)
30. The Miracles - Shop Around (Tamla)
31. Derek Martin - Don't Put Me Down Like This (Crackerjack Records)
32. Ronnie Goode - Crazy Bait (Demon)
33. Lee Rogers - You're The Cream Of The Crop (D-Town Records)
34. The Five Du-Tunes -The Gouster (One Derful)
35. King Richard & The Poor Boys - I'm Not Ashamed (Apollo)
36. The Sharps - Look At Me (Jamie Records)
37. The Chanteers - Mr. Zebra (Murcury Records)
38. Helen Troy - I Think I Love You (Outta Sight)
39. Helen Shapiro - Woe Is Me (Epic)
40. Ruth Brown - I Love Him and I Know It (Decca)

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Episode Six is all about STYLE, not fashion, not trends, but the real thing: presence, taste, and knowing exactly when to let the music speak. DJ Sleazy T is joined by his co-hosts Satan (smug as ever) and the Evil AI Playlist Robot (glitching, spiraling, and possibly dealing with a minor substance issue) as they dig into the greasy mystery of what makes someone truly have it. Expect trashy R&B, soul stompers, ass shakers from beyond the moon, late-night philosophy, and Born Bad chaos in its purest form. Because style isn’t about being liked… It’s about the needle dropping and the room listening.
The Songs
1. Young Jessie - Shuffle In The Gravel ((ACTO Records))
2. James Duncan - Thee Little Pigs ((King))
3. Little Willie John - Don't Play With Love ((Jukebox Jam))
4. Benny Spellman - Fortune Teller ((Minit Records))
5. Clarence Henry- Come On And Dance ((ARGO))
6. The Antennas- Be Yourself ((Clay))
7. Jewel Akens - Around The Corner ((ERA Records))
8. Jimmy Shaw - Big Cheif Hug-em An' Kiss-Em ((Imperial))
9. Fats Domino - I'm Ready ((Imperial))
10. Don & Dewey - Jelly Bean ((Specialty))
11. Ronnie Goode - Hokus Pokus  ((DEMON))
12. The Table Top - Talk To Me Baby ((Klondike))
13. Hank Ballard & The Midnighters - Nothing But Good ((King))
14. Tammy Reed - Needle In A Haystack ((Red Bird))
15. Slim Harpo - Shake Your Hips ((Excello))
16. Howlin Wolf - Wang Dang Doodle ((Chess))
17. Doctor Ross & The Orbits - Cat Squirrel ((Fortune))
18. Tarheel Slim - Number 9 Train ((Fury Records))
19. Elmore James - Stranger Blues ((Fire))
20. Muddy Waters - Got My Mojo Working ((Chess))
21. The Bad Habits - Night Owl ((Paula Records))
22. The Orlones - Not Me ((Cameo))
23. James Brown - Caldonia (Live) ((Smash))
24. The Capitols - We Got A thing That's In The Groove ((Karen))
25. Jimmy Vick - Take A Trip ((Cherry))
26. Richard Wylie & His Band - Money That’s What I Want ((Motown)) 
27. The Sheep - Hide & Seek ((Boom Records))
28. Little Richard - Whole Lotta Shakin Goin On ((Vee Jay))
29. Danny Cobb - My Isabella ((Jubilee))
30. Lil Ray - Shake! Shout! & Soul! ((Impact))
31. Don & Dewey - Koko Joe ((Specialty))
32. The Butlers - She Tried To Kiss Me ((ERIC Records))
33. Marty Hill - Red Lips ((Pop Corn))
34. The Dovells - You Can't Sit Down ((Parkway Records))
35. Larry Williams - Heeby Jeebies ((Specialty))
36. Jimmy McCracklin - The Wobble ((Mercury Records))
37. Bobby James - Going Back To Philly ((Lanor Records))
38. James Brown - Tell Me That You Love Me ((King))

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The Sleazlings have spoken and we have answered… But what were they even asking? Great question. We genuinely have no idea.
First came Episode 5: Songs of Satan, Death, Tragedy & Other Bad Stuff, a little masterpiece that basically conquered the planet. Then came the miracle nobody saw coming: Sleazy T & His Basement Dwelling Bad Boys’ hit single, the one that somehow saved the world from the dark shadows of a global economic wasteland. Yes, a single did that. We don’t make the rules. Naturally, after all that, everyone started begging for an easier way to hear it all at the flick or click of a button.
So we caved.
We handed it over.
Enjoy it, you glorious disasters. CLICK THE LINKTREE LINK AND GO FIND IT… pass it around 🚨🦇🚨

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