Sha Na Na
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Oct 4, 2026
Tony De Meur aka Ronnie Golden Tribute
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2:00Steve GribbinHOST
Yeah.
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2:03Steve GribbinHOST
I mean, one of the things that a lot of the tributes have been pouring in, obviously, for him is a lot of people said that he was one of the world's best sort of storytellers because he'd had such an amazing professional life, hadn't he? I mean, started the Fabulous Poodles in 1975 and toured with Shanana.
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2:21Steve GribbinHOST
Meatloaf, Tom Petty, and even Chuck Berry.
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2:24Paul RickettsHOST
Yeah.
Evil Tingle, with Stefan Lawrence and Jordan White
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68:31Jesse ThornHOST
Yeah.
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68:34Jesse ThornHOST
They originally, the Elephant Larry guys, were actually the original members of Sha Na Na.
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68:40Jesse ThornHOST
They performed at Woodstock.
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68:41Jordan MorrisHOST
That's amazing.
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68:42Jesse ThornHOST
Not many people know that.
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68:44Jesse ThornHOST
Stefan was Bowser.
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68:47Jesse ThornHOST
That's the only guy from Sha Na Na I can name.
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68:49Jesse ThornHOST
How many Sha Na Na guys can you guys name?
FROM THE VAULT: How a Session Guitarist Transformed Steely Dan’s "Reelin’ in the Years" into a 70s Classic
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19:02Adam ReaderHOST
He started to receive offers from other artists and managers.
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19:06Adam ReaderHOST
Randall was asked to perform as a touring member of Shanana in 74.
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19:16Adam ReaderHOST
In 1980, the late comedic legend John Belushi invited Randall to be the musical director for the Blues Brothers.
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19:22Adam ReaderHOST
He turned him down.
Detective Dobbins and the Mystery of the Missing Booty 🔎
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25:15Megan LeahyAUDIENCE
We do hope you enjoyed this episode of Tales from the Cloud Sea, a completely improvised comedy podcast for kids.
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25:25Megan LeahyAUDIENCE
And if there's one thing kids love, it's references to Sha Na Na, a doo-wop group from the 1960s.
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25:33Megan LeahyAUDIENCE
You're welcome, children.
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25:34Megan LeahyAUDIENCE
Dobbins and the Garnet Gherkin were played by Amanda Lee Williams.
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25:41Megan LeahyAUDIENCE
Matt Silverman.
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25:42Megan LeahyAUDIENCE
Leon from Motorcycle Island was played by Megan Leahy.
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25:47Megan LeahyAUDIENCE
Sha Na Na the Robot and Skip from Super Duper Looper Island were played by Travis Sharp.
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25:55Megan LeahyAUDIENCE
I, Priscilla, from Table Manners Island, was played by me, Megan Leahy.
Phantom of the Paradise
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37:49Christy BauerHOST
[laughs]
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37:50David LevyHOST
So it's interesting that originally Brian De Palma tried to get Sha Na Na to play the Juicy Fruits, which when you first think about it, like, yes, that makes a lot of sense.
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37:59David LevyHOST
They're basically doing Sha Na Na here.
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38:02David LevyHOST
But I guess they couldn't come to terms, and I think in the end that ends up being a good thing because while Sha Na Na would've been great at this number, they would've been good at the next number, I think they would've been terrible at the f- the, the other stuff they need to do in this.
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38:18David LevyHOST
Uh, and by creating their own fictional band, they...
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38:21David LevyHOST
You know, they ended up casting comedians who can sing instead of singers who can do comedy, and I think that was to everyone's benefit.
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38:29Adam GrossworthHOST
Yeah.
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38:29Christy BauerHOST
Yeah, this actually sent me down a, a mini rabbit hole of I was like, "Did Sha Na Na exist at this point?" And musically they existed, but, like, the TV show didn't happen until a little bit later.
Ep. 22: May/June 1984 - Twisted Sister, Lita Ford, The Rods, Lizzy Borden, Sammy Hagar, Kick Axe
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29:41CraigHOST
Oh, wow.
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29:42RobHOST
But then I looked elsewhere, and for some reason, Sha Na Na played at Woodstock.
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29:46RobHOST
Really? And they supposedly had two 18-year-olds in the band whose names I do not know.
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29:51CraigHOST
Sha Na Na played at the Woodstock.
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29:53CraigHOST
The Woodstock.
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29:54CraigHOST
Oh, wow.
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29:57RobHOST
Oh, Jimi Hendrix.
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29:58RobHOST
Oh, Janis Joplin.
Sitting On A Park Bench - Jethro Tull | EP 180
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55:52Steve CarlsonHOST
It was free.
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55:54Steve CarlsonHOST
Sha Na Na, it was free.
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55:56Steve CarlsonHOST
But so, yeah, this was a big deal.
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56:01Jim GleasonHOST
Very cool.
Our (Non-Beatles) Mount Rushmores
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18:51TJ ShanoffHOST
Same, Tony.
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18:51TJ ShanoffHOST
And to kick things off, my Mount Rushmore begins, to your point, with Sha Na Na.
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18:57TJ ShanoffHOST
[upbeat music]
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19:03Tony MendozaHOST
[laughs]
Retroist Podcast Episode 372 (1982 World's Fair)
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20:56speaker_0HOST
And then finally at 12.30, it comes to an end with American Bandstand.
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21:00speaker_0HOST
I will say at 1 o'clock on Local Channel 5, Sha-na-na.
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21:04speaker_0HOST
That night on CBS, you have The Wonderful World of Disney, followed by the movie The Strongest Man in the World on CBS.
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21:10speaker_0HOST
On NBC, Harper Valley PTA, followed by One of the Boys, followed by Barbara Mandrell and the Mandrell Sisters.
HOUR 2 | The Great Plane Seat Debate, Ted Bundy's Broken Arm Trick & One Voyage Jeopardy
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1:14D.L. HughleyHOST
Yeah.
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1:15D.L. HughleyHOST
Sha Na Na is actually available.
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1:17D.L. HughleyHOST
The white band is going to be the average.
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1:19D.L. HughleyHOST
They're going to be gone.
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