Robin Quivers

Moves Like Jagger

Maroon Five

This was played during the December 2013 live Christmas appearance in which Robin deemed it funnier than the competitors rival version attempt.

Seen All Good People

Yes

When Howard first played this he said “WOW!” After the first few lines were played Robin said “amazing, He did the rest?” Thinking the song was going to
end after the first chorus.

Bad Reputation

Joan Jett

This was the second parody done about Veducation.

18

Alice Cooper

Played after a contest about who was the most popular among the staff. Robin scored a 16 and said she didn’t care.

Starman

David Bowie

Howard’s favorite David Bowie song which he spoke about during a musical rant of his favorite artists and songs. This was played the next day when he said
“my wife was listening to Psych last night and started laughing out loud so I knew I had to get it on right away.”

Oo You

Paul McCartney

Although this isn’t a widely known or popular Mccartney song Howard said it was his favorite. After Paul was in the studio in 2013 a few parodies were
done including this one. Howard said “What a song” and commented throughout the tune “go Psych! Sing it pal”

Royals

Lorde

As this song approached #1 in the top 40 Howard talked about his confusion over who the artist was. This parody was played soon after and Howard had to
ask Robin about the original singer and she said “Lorde, did you forget already?”

Baby Blue

Badfinger

After a Breaking Bad discussion, Badfinger was talked about and the show cast loved the use of Baby Blue in the last episode. When this was played Howard
mentioned that it was done because of the Badfinger conversation and Robin quoted the name of the song.

Let It Loose

Rolling Stones

Howard said this was his favorite Stones song and played this parody on the day Robin returned live after 17 months. He also commented on how he loved
this version.

Golden Years

David Bowie

Played during the show Howard commented on how he laughed while listening to the high voice in the song.

More Today Than Yesterday

Spiral Staircase

Howard played this at the end of a show and said he was going oldschool for Robin. After it was played he enthusiastically said “Psych loves you so much,
he told me he does, he says he thinks he’s in love with you and I don’t doubt it.”

Charlie Brown

Coasters

The second Coasters parody that was aired. Howard asked Robin if she was impressed and she said “I’m impressed and it was cute.”

Sopranos Theme- (Woke Up This Morning)

TV Theme- Alabama 3

Done to the Sopranos theme after the death of james gandolfini. Robin especially liked the beginning with a loud “WOW, oh my.”

Walk This Way

Aerosmith

Steven Tyler was in the studio discussing the thought process of writing songs. This was played the following week during the show along with other Psych!
songs.

Blurred Lines

Robin Thicke

Howard said this was his favorite song of the year and naturally it had to be parodied. Some great praise was given for the first play. He said it was
“remarkable, mind blowing, amazing and a masterpiece.” Robin said it was “cute and funny.”

Take The Money & Run

Steve Miller

Both Howard and Robin liked the story line of this parody. Howard made particular reference to the various body parts mentioned.

Can't Hold Us

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis

Since one Macklemore parody got played why not tackle another. This was a short one that was played during the show rather than the news.

Crazy Train

Ozzy Osbourne

Ozzy was interviewed along with Geezer Butler but there was no singing in the studio. Making up for that, this had to be played the following day. Howard
and Robin both commented that at least the word “gentle” was in the song lyrics.

Tom Sawyer

Rush

When Rush was inducted into the RR Hall of Fame Howard started singing the 2 Rush songs he knew and pondered the lyrics to their songs. The next ay he
played this before Robin’s news and they both commented on the accuracy of the Geddy Lee vocal impression.

Tush

ZZ Top

There was a lot of talk by Howard and the crew about ZZ Top making an appearance on the show. Prier to them coming in a pseudo tribute was done by Howard
with him singing along to ZZ tracks. Here’s the second of 2 songs that were done for Robin aired before they came in to the studio. They were also played
the day of ZZ’s performance heard before the news.

First Cut Is The Deepest

Rod Stewart

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.”

Hot Legs

Rod Stewart

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!

Thrift Shop

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis

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. Since then every time it has been played Howard made comments about the rap.

I Will Always Love You

Whitney Houston

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

ZZ Top

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

Dobie Gray

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

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

Harry Nilsson

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.

Monster Mash

Bobby “Boris” Pickett

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

Loves Me Like A Rock

Paul Simon

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.

One More Night

Maroon Five

Howard was going through songs that have been #1 for a while and this song came up. He commented on the TV show The Voice and how it was great promotion
for Maroon 5. The first play was coming out of commercials and played in its entirety.

Gangnam Style

Psy

The Gangnam Style song was causing some controversy on who the singer and dancer were and if they were different people. It started a lot of questions
among the staff and even some caller debates. Howard said he would show Robin his dance to the song and naturally a Robin parody came about the next day
getting some high praise from both Howard and Robin. Robin said she now thinks of the parody as the actual song and Howard exclaimed “what a great performance
from Psych, That Psych always is a fantastic performer.”

Somebody That I used To Know

Gotye

During one of Howard’s many music discussions he was trying to figure out how to say Gotye. He commented on how the song had a very different sound which
translated well for this Robin parody.

Blow Me One Last Kiss

P!nk

Howard was playing various female artists which were getting a lot of airplay and made fun of this particular song’s lyrics. The result was this P!nk parody.

Chartreuse

ZZ Top

Howard played a ZZ Top song called Chartreuse and said he couldn’t stop listening to it. Of course Psych! went to town the next day and here are the results.

The Jeffersons

TV Themes

The Jeffersons parody was played during a quick discussion about TV themes. Both Green Acres and The Jeffersons parodies were played back to back with
comments made by both Howard and Robin about the words.

Don't Stop Believing

Journey

Sent in by stripez, we took a classic Journey song and turned it into a Robin rocker.

Old Friends

Simon & Garfunkel

Howard mentioned that he loves this song and finds himself singing it every day. Naturally a song that important had to be done for Robin so here it is.

Bits And Peaces

Dave Clark Five

A new twist on an old Dave Clark Five tune.

Green Acres

TV Themes

The Green Acres parody was played during a quick discussion about TV themes. Both Green Acres and The Jeffersons parodies were played back to back with
comments made by both Howard and Robin about the words.

Pay Phone

Maroon Five

This was played after Robin’s news had already started. Howard interrupted Robin and said “you have to here this” and then commented on the production.
Robin wasn’t very happy that the song broke up her report.

Daydream Believer

Monkys

After the death of Davey Jones the parodies came rolling in. Most of the others were just Monkeys songs but this one was specific to Davey.

American Bandstand

Barry Manilow

Following the death of Dick Clark, this tribute was played by Howard expressing his sorrow but only after speaking like a stroke victim. When the song
was played he commented on the production along with Robin talking about how cute it was.

Blackhole Sun

Sound Garden

This was originally sent in when Chris Cornell was in the studio. Howard said “these lyrics I remember.” It was also played right after Chris’s next appearance.

More Than A Feeling

Boston

As part of a 3 song medley done for Psych’s second live appearance. The words were changed to reflect Robin’s 60th Birthday. When other songs were peppered with the “60” subject Howard commented on why it was continuously being brought up.

Bicycle Race

Queen

Played the day that Psych! appeared for the first time live. It was originally supposed to be played for Robin’s Birthday the day before but since that
was song #98, they decided to play this song as #99 and let Psych! play #100 live. This was played twice the same day, once before Psych! came into the
studio in it’s entirety and half of the song while joined by Psych! live.

How Deep is Your Love

Bee Gees

Played right on Robin’s 59th Birthday for the announcement that Psych! would be coming in live the next day. Howard commented on the production and Robin
laughed and answered some questions about her anatomy.

To All The Girls I've Loved Before

Julio Iglesias & Willie Nelson

The first airing of this was as a second song going into the news. There was no reason why 2 parodies were played but only half
of the song was heard so here’s the full version. Howard said “This is Psych! your boyfriend.” Each time it was played after that there was a different guest in the studio always making comments about the parody impression. Both Howard and Robin thought there were 2 different singers.

Rehab

Amy Winehouse

This was done after the untimely death of Amy Winehouse. Howard said “Isn’t that nice, it’s so sweet that it was done for you Robin. A tribute to Amy Winehouse
who passed away at 27.”

Yakety Yak

The Coasters

This might be one of the oldest parodies to be done for Robin. From 1958 The Coasters now had a comeback with this version of Yakety Yak. It was played during the show and the only comment Robin had was “WOW!”