There's nothing quite like a fun trip to a record shop so get ready for another Beth's Crate Digging Extravaganza on this new Boppin' With Beth. This hour, we select Jackson Browne's "Hold Out" album from 1980. Hear about this album, 2 full tracks from it and snippets of the others. There's also songs from artists he has worked with or have covered songs of his inlcuding James Taylor, Bonnie Raitt, Larry Norman, Tom Rush, David Lindley, Warren Zevon and The Byrds. There's also a track from Little Feat that inspired one of the songs on this album plus a new one from his friends in The Immediate Family. Beth's Bop Of The Week is a tune from LLC. Jammin' James Riley has a twangy track from Duane Eddy in Hang Ten.

Intro music bed: Carl Perkins- "Boppin' The Blues", Brian Setzer- "Boppin' The Blues" and The Cars- "My Best Friend's Girl"

James Taylor- "Never Die Young"
Bonnie Raitt- "No Way To Treat A Lady"
Larry Norman- "Reader's Digest"
Tom Rush- "Money Honey"
Jackson Browne- "That Girl Could Sing"
Jackson Browne- "Call It A Loan"

Beth's Bop Of The Week:
LLC- "Middle Class Hero"

David Lindley- "Ain't No Way"
Warren Zevon- "Accidentally Like A Martyr"
The Byrds- "All I Really Want To Do"

Hang Ten:
Duane Eddy- "Beach Bound"

Little Feat- "Long Distance Love"
The Immediate Family- "Fragile Heart"

Outro music bed: Link Wray- "Rumble Mambo"

ZZ Top gives us a special ride in their 1933 Ford Coupe (AKA the "Eliminator") to the record shop for another Beth's Crate Digging Extravaganza on this week's Boppin' With Beth. Fittingly, the album we dig into is ZZ Top's 1983 album "Eliminator" on Warner Bros. Records! Hear info about the album, a couple of full songs and snippets of all the others. There's covers of songs from the album by Nickelback, Robert Palmer, Andy Griggs, Lea Hart, Steve Overland, Walter Trout and Steve Grimmett. Beth's Bop Of The Week is a new tune from The Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band. Jammin' James Riley has a rocker from Dick Dale in Hang Ten. There's a song from John Fogerty featuring Billy F Gibbons to close the show too!

Intro music bed: Carl Perkins- "Boppin' The Blues", Brian Setzer- "Boppin' The Blues" and The Cars- "My Best Friend's Girl"

Robert Palmer- "TV Dinners"
Steve Grimmett- "Sharp Dressed Man"
Walter Trout- "Gimme All Your Lovin'"
Nickelback- "Legs"
ZZ Top- "TV Dinners"
ZZ Top- "Got Me Under Pressure"

Beth's Bop Of The Week:
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band- "Long Way Down"

Steve Overland- "If I Could Only Flag Her Down"
Andy Griggs- "I Need You Tonight"
Lea Hart- "Got Me Under Pressure"

Hang Ten:
Dick Dale- "The Beast"

John Fogerty (with Billy F Gibbons)- "The Holy Grail"

Outro music bed: Kenny Wayne Shepherd- "A Little Bit More"

We take a trip to the record shop for another "Beth's Crate Digging Extravaganza" on this week's Boppin' With Beth. The focus this week is on the 1979 album "Damn The Torpedoes" by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. We'll hear info about the album as well as 2 full cuts from it too! There's covers of songs from the album by Mudcrutch, Pat Green, Matthew Sweet & Susanna Hoffs, Joshua Goodman, Sara Depp, Bonnie Tyler and aMiniature. Beth's Bop Of The Week is from Jake Thistle. Jammin' James Riley has a tune from The Chantays in Hang Ten and we end the show with songs from Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs and The Chefs! Even the outro (Blue Stingrays) features members of the Heartbreakers!

Intro music bed: Carl Perkins- "Boppin' The Blues", Brian Setzer- "Boppin' The Blues" and The Cars- "My Best Friend's Girl"

Mudcrutch- "Don't Do Me Like That"
Pat Green- "Even The Losers"
Matthew Sweet & Susanna Hoffs- "Here Comes My Girl"
Joshua Goodman- "You Tell Me"
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers- "Refugee"
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers- "Century City"

Beth's Bop Of The Week:
Jake Thistle- "Keeping It Alive"

Sara Depp- "What Are You Doing In My Life"
Bonnie Tyler- "Louisiana Rain"
aMiniature- "Century City"

Hang Ten:
The Chantays- "Sentimental Guitar"

Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs- "So Alive"
The Chefs- "Clint"

Outro music bed: Blue Stingrays- "Stingray Stomp"