45s and Other Revolutions: A-Sides beginning with the letter J, and one that begins with the letter K.

DEVO [00:48]
a side: "Jerkin' Back 'n' Forth (mono)"
b side: "Jerkin' Back 'n' Forth (mono)"
Warner Bros. Records WBS50010 1981
Both sides are mono!

The Archies [06:52]
a side: "Jingle Jangle"
b side: "Justine"
Kirshner Records 63-5002 1969
Hooo boy, if only this were a promo single I'd totally play "Jingle Jangle" twice. At least.

Outer Limits Recordings [12:43]
a side: "Julie"
b side: "Plastik Child"
Olde English Spelling Bee OESB-709 2010
Awesome weirdo pop.

Shawne Jackson [21:01]
a side: "Just as Bad as You (stereo)"
b side: "Just as Bad as You (mono)"
Playboy Records P 50053 1974
Funky stuff from North of the border.

The Main Ingredient [27:10]
a side: "Just Don't Want to Be Lonely"
b side: "Goodbye My Love"
RCA Victor APB0-0205 1974
Ahhh so smooooth. Don't know why it only reached number 60 on the Hot 100.

Sonny and Cher [35:39]
a side: "Just You"
b side: "Sing C'est la Vie"
ATCO Records 45-6345 1965
Their first single on ATCO, and evidently one of Cher's favorites.

The Cars [43:29]
a side: "Just What I Needed"
b side: "Tonight She Comes"
Elektra Records 7-69589 1985
Huh, well I'll be damned... "Tonight She Comes" is actually the a-side since this was released for their Greatest Hits album. Oh well. Ah yes, it's all coming back to me now.

The Pretenders [51:05]
a side: "Kid (stereo)"
b side: "Kid (mono)"
Sire Records SRE49533 1979
Definitely my favorite Pretenders single. Those James Honeyman-Scott riffs are where it's at. Happy to play that one twice.

Music behind the DJ: "Gomez" by Vic Mizzy.