Johnny Driscoll is all over this aircheck, and why not? It’s him and his show. It’s him before and after the records, and during the commercial sets, mooning and laughing and belching and encouraging his engineer to drop it in the background there and wherever with 50 kilowatts at his command. Listen!
Casual and competent, it’s hot and happening Top 40 from The Voice of Labor, 1975, less than a year before it was all over. Driscoll was a practiced rebel – and he played it all the way out.
Notice that CFL’s special version of Kung Fu Fighting (at least on this aircheck) doesn’t include the verse referencing Chinamen – this is, after all, offensive to people of Chinese origin. Was political correctness already influencing what was broadcast in 1975?