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Plan D and Other Pop Tales
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These six diverse stories capture the spirit of classic chart hits such as Hello Goodbye (Beatles) and Wake Up, Little Susie (Everly Brothers). As you read, notice the reflections of the lyrics.
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Plan D and Other Pop Tales - Dr E J Yeaman
POP TALES 1
PLAN D
and Other Pop Tales
Published by EJY at Smashwords
Copyright 2016 Dr E J Yeaman
All characters in this publication are fictional. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is coincidental.
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
PLAN D
Wake Up, Little Susie (The Everly Brothers, 1957)
THE MESSAGE
I’ve Gotta Get a Message to You (The Bee Gees, 1968)
DOLLY
Living Doll (Cliff Richard, 1959)
MA BARKER
Ma Baker (Boney M, 1977)
HAUNTED CASTLE
Hello Goodbye (The Beatles, 1967)
THY WILL BE DONE
My Way (Frank Sinatra, 1969)
FOR YOUR NEXT PARTY
INTRODUCTION
These stories were inspired by British and American chart hits from 1957-1977. They portray a wide variety of characters and situations, but each tries to capture the spirit of its song, partly by reflecting the lyrics. You’ll therefore appreciate the story best by listening to the song before or during the reading.
These stories were designed for fifteen-minute radio slots, with extracts from the songs inserted at the beginning, the marked places and the end. If any radio station wishes to use a story, please contact me at ejy@wafaida.demon.co.uk. I can suggest how to integrate the story and the song.
PLAN D
On Monday morning, I meet Susie on the corner and walk her to school as usual.
I ask her, Everything cool on Saturday night?
She grabs my hand. Don! Mom and Pop came home! Before me!
Susie! They found out?
No! Don’t sweat it. When they got to Gramma’s, she was fine, so they drove back home. They crept in at two o’clock. Mom said she hoped they didn’t disturb me. I told her they didn’t.
That was the truth! And you didn’t disturb them?
No. I knew they were home ’cause Pop’s auto was in the drive. The house lights were out so I snuck in – very, very quietly.
Done, Susie! So Plan A is still go?
Yep.
Susie, I hope we don’t have to use Plan D.
Cool it, Don. We’ll use it if we have to. What else can we do? But Plan A will hold. You’ll see.
She squeezes my hand.
I’m not sure. If Zack opens his big mouth….
Quiet, honey. He’s standing at the school gates.
Leering at us. D’you think he… suspects?
"No. Just