The Devastating Mic-controller DJ Grandmaster Philly–Phil
Coming at you live from the Sales B-Blog Booth spinnin’ and scratchin’ the Greatest Hits in IP Telephony History
“Party people put your paws together
and bring it on home no matter what the weatherParty people put your hands in the air
and dial like you just don’t care”
Yes, they’re all here!!
Available for a limited time only on cd, vinyl, cassette, or my favorite, the 8-TRACK.
- Call Me - Blondie
- Operator - Jim Croce
- Here’s a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares) - Travis Tritt
- As Soon as I Hang Up the Phone - Loretta Lynn & Conway Twitty (Get the handkerchief out)
- 867-5309 (Jenny) - Tommy Tutone
- Broken Telephone - The Be-Good Tanyas (Think go3 Warranty)
- London Calling - The Clash
- Pennsylvania 6-5000 - Glenn Miller & His Orchestra (Rockin’ it old-school)
- Long Distance Call - Muddy Waters
- Hello My Baby - Frog J. Michigan (19th century telephony hip-hop)
Am I remiss in my selections? Let me know! Reply to this blog now or forever hold your Peace-out.
Props to your POTS lines!
5 Comments
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Mr Telephone Man - New Edition!! This should be #1 on the list for sure..
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@ Michael
That is hilarious!
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How about “Telephone Line” from Electric Light Orchestra (ELO)?
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@ garrett I cannot believe you referenced ELO LOL
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“Hello the Request Line… My name is Irene and I’d like to talk with one of the Dynamic Three…. Slick Rick on the request line”