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Hot Legs

  • Since the Rod Stewart interview went so long a second song was done. Once you blow your voice out you might as well keep going!

First Cut Is The Deepest

  • When Rod Stewart was in live he didn't sing. It was a great interview but there had to be some music for the occasion. This was played the next day with Howard saying "That was the real Rod Stewart writing a song for you Robin."

Thrift Shop

  • Thrift Shop was sent in 6 weeks before it was aired. When it was finally played it was played twice, once in the first hour and once before Robin's news.

I Will Always Love You

  • This song was first played right after the death of Whitney Houston. Howard and Robin both commented on how they loved the vocal and Fred said "that's the incomparable Psych!"

La Grange

  • One of Howard's favorite ZZ Top songs is La Grange. He went through a song catalog of ZZ tracks and played a bunch of them on the air. The next day this was played with Howard commenting "I like this as much as the original." Robin said "What a great parody."

Drift Away

  • Drift away was played on the show and Howard tried to figure out what the song was about. He changed the context completely and made it even more graphic so take a listen and you decide.

Who Will Save Your Soul

  • Jewel was on the show to premier Howard's song Silver Nickels and Golden Dimes. It was written when he was a kid and after her appearance this was played. Mutt from SFN also commented on his show that it was stuck in his head.

Coconut

  • The show had Curtis Armstrong on (Revenge of The Nerds) and he stated he was a super fan of Harry Nilsson. Howard quizzed him with a round of Nilsson name that tune. Curtis (Booger) got them all correct and This was played the following week.

Baby It's Cold Outside

  • This was written just for George Takei with fantastic lyrics very specific to his homosexuality. The lovely Rachel Butera is crooning away with Psych! and also penned the lyrics for this little gem.

Bohemian Rhapsody

  • Jason was on the show talking about various compromising situations that he was a part of. George Takei, who was also in the studio, made it known that he was a fan of Jason's body. Unlike the Robin version, this parody is all about Jason and George.

Sister Christian

  • There was once a big discussion about Ronnie using protection. When he said he wasn't a fan of it he explained that his girlfriend Stephanie used something called a Nuvaring. That week the word "nuvaring" kept being used during Ronnie's appearances and this parody came out of it.

Monster Mash

  • Sent in for Halloween but played 3 weeks later. Robin laughed and Howard said "that psych is terrific."

This Little Ring

  • Another Nuvaring song.

Tom's Diner

  • Going back to the 80's for a Suzanne Vega song that sounds great with "DUDE."

Up Around The Bend

  • Another Creedence Clearwater Revival song requested by a fan for that crazy "yeah."

Have You Ever Seen The Rain

  • What better band for Ronnie to scream "yeeeeeeeeeeah" over than Creedence Clearwater Revival.

Hero

  • This was done to Hero for the (0) that Ronnie got on the (ugly Meter App) and was extremely angry about for weeks.

Do Do do do Da Da Da Da

  • Do Do do do, or Dude Dude dude Dude?

Dude Looks Like A Lady

  • After the big story about how Ronnie wanted to take Lisa to a Hotel room Howard asked her if she'd agree. When she said yes this parody was born.

Blinded By The Light

  • Sal had his teeth laminated for an upcoming acting job. When Howard and the staff saw his new teeth they had a few weeks of material focusing on how bright they were. This parody was played somewhere in the middle of the tooth bashing escapade.

How Deep Is Your Love

  • There was certainly a lot of confusion about Lisa's bra which was given (ample) air time. The spark grew and the idea was formed. This parody was played live in studio.

Popeye

  • A Parody of Popeye.

Chicken Dance

  • A Parody of the Chicken Dance.

Mexican Hat Dance

  • A parody of Mexican Hat Dance.

Loves Me Like A Rock

  • Throughout the years there has been a lot of talk about Robin and her misguided dad. This Paul Simon tune tells one of those stories of the past that still comes up on the air from time to time.