The Summer of Soul [Pt. 5] on 6/29/06 w/ CdV

Intro: "The Dap Walk" - Eddie & the Top Notes

Clarence 'Frogman' Henry - "Ain't Got No Home"
Sam Cooke - "Medley: It's All Right/For Sentimental Reasons"
Bettye Swann - "Don't Let It Happen to Us"
Jimmy James & the Vagabonds - "This Heart of Mine"
Lee Moses - "Time and Place"
Lee Dorsey - "My Old Car"
Otis Smith - "Let Her Go"
Margie Joseph - "It's Growing"
John Fred & the Playboys - "Love Comes In Time"
Geno Washington & the Ram Jam Band - "If This Is Love"
Joe Perkins - "I Know What You're Up To"
Otis Redding - "I Love You More Than Words Can Say"
The Flirtations - "Nothing But a Heartache"
Billy Keene - "Losers Win Sometimes"
The Purify Brothers - "Untie Me"
Bobby Womack - "How Does It Feel"
Lonzine Cannon - "Quit While I'm Ahead"
Bettye LaVette - "Let Me Down Easy"
Percy Sledge - "Baby, Baby, Baby"
Candy & the Kisses - "The 81"
Otis Redding - "Coffee and Cigarettes"
Percy Wiggins - "Book of Memories"
The Staple Singers - "Going Away"
Ruth Brown - "Teardrops From My Eyes"
The Soul Clan - "That's How It Feels"
The Clovers - "Young Blood"
Johnny Jenkins - "Sick and Tired"
Aaron Neville - "Over You"
Sly & the Family Stone - "Love City"
Dusty Springfield - "No Easy Way Down"
Ray Charles - "Drown In My Own Tears"
Sam & Dave - "You Left Your Water Running"
Grand Prix's - "You Drive Me Crazy"
New Cymbals - "I Will Always Love You"
Baby Lloyd - "I Need Love"
Otis Redding - "Something Is Worrying Me"
The Continental Four - "The Way I Love You"

Outro: "Yegelle Tetzeta" - Mulatu Astake

June 28, 2006, playlist with guest host Patrick Bryant

The Lost & Found Wednesday guest host on June 28 was Patrick Bryant, host of WMBR's "Subject to Change" on Saturday afternoons. His June 28 playlist -- saluting Herbie Mann -- may be found on his web site: www.subject2blog.blogspot.com.

Lost and Found

Tuesday, June 27, 2006
Larry Miller, Rocket Surgeon

THE SUPERGROUPS OF PROGRESSIVE ROCK RADIO
ca 1968 - 1974- All original vinyl!

Yes: “Astral Traveler”
Genesis: “Watcher of the Skies”
Deep Purple: We Can Work It Out”

(Token American Set)
Lou Reed: “Sweet Jane” (live version)
Mountain: “Nantucket Sleigh Ride”
Chicago: “South California Purples”

Focus: “Hocus Pocus” (request!)
Jethro Tull: “Cat’s Squirrel” (Mick Abrahams, lead guitar)
Emerson, lake and Palmer: “Knife Edge”

Moody Blues: “Ride My Seesaw”
Pink Floyd: “One of These Days”
Gentle Giant: “Three Friends”

the Who: “Rael”
Electric Light Orchestra: “Ocean Breakup- King of the Universe”
Led Zeppelin: “Ten Years Gone”

Vanilla Fudge: “You Keep Me Hanging On”
Procol Harum: “Grand Hotel”

and finally, (Ta-Da!)

King Crimson: “21st Century Schizoid Man”

Next Tuesday, July 4th- a special 4 hour edition of Lost and Found:

No Boston Pops- Promise!

Joan Hathaway fill-in Friday 6/23/06

Joan Hathaway of WMBR's "Three Ring Circus" program filled in for Alex McNeil on Friday, June 23'rd.

You can view Joan's playlist for the show on her own site here.

Catch Joan Hathaway's "Three Ring Circus" on WMBR every Friday 4:00-5:30 PM for "music that makes your soul sway, your hips shake and your heart break". It's always a lot of fun!

Eli Polonsky

The Summer of Soul [Pt. 4] 6/22/06 w/ CdV

Intro: "The Dap Walk" - Ernie and the Top Notes

The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band - "Love Land"
Willie Hightower - "I Love You"
Sam Cooke - "Good Times"
Wilson Pickett - "Can't Stop a Man in Love"
Clarence Carter - "Soul Deep"
The Faders - "Just Like a Woman"
Bobby Williams - "Baby I Need Your Love"
Arthur Alexander - "Soldier of Love"
La Vern Baker - "Jim Dandy"
The Sensational Cymbals - "When Will It End?"
The Marvelows - "I Do"
Bobby Moore & the Rhythm Aces - "Searching for My Love"
Charles May & Annette May Thomas - "Keep My Baby Warm"
Garnet Mimms - "The Truth Hurts"
The Robins - "Whaddya Want"
Joe Stubbs - "Hey, Hey"
Jimmy Delphs - "Feels Like the Summer's Coming On"
Bobby 'Blue' Bland - "These Hands (Small But Mighty)"
Jerry Butler - "What's the Use of Breaking Up"
Eddie Floyd - "Blood is Thicker Than Water"

Neo-Soul:
Jamie Lidell - "Multiply"
Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings - "How Do You Let a Good Man Down"
Joss Stone - "Fell in Love with a Boy"
Donnie - "Big Black Buck"
Angie Stone (w/ Betty Wright) - "That Kind of Love

Betty Wright - "Sweet Wonder"
Doris Allen - "Hangin' Heavy in My Heart"
Demon Fuzz - "Disillusion"
Darondo - "I Want Your Love So Bad"
The Angelic Choir - "Wade in the Water"
George Perkins - "Cryin' in the Streets"
Willie Tee - "Teasin' You"
Clay Hammond - "You've Got Me Tamed"
Big Frank & the Essences - "I Won't Let Her See Me Cry"
Bobby Moore & the Rhythm Aces - "Try My Love Again"
The Temptations - "Let Your Hair Down"

Outro: "Yegelle Tetzeta" - Mulatu Astake

Lost and Found

Lost and Found
Tuesday 6/20/2006: Larry Miller, reporting for duty

Openers;

Bonzo Dog Band: “the Intro and the Outro”
Zappa and the Mothers: “You’re Probably Wondering Why I’m Here”
Rolling Stones: “On With the Show”
Paul McCartney: “Smile Away:
John Lennon: “Remember”
George Harrison: “Wah Wah”

Bob Dylan: 4th Time Around ( Live ‘66)
Taj Mahal: “Corrina”
Ry Cooder: “Fool for a Cigarette/ Feelin’Good”

Folk-Pop roots of Folk-Rock:

Kingston Trio “Tijuana Jail”
Brothers Four: “9 Pound Hammer”
Harry Belafonte: “Day-o” (The Banana Boat Song)
The Tarriers (w/ Alan Arkin!): “East Virginia:
Terry Gilkyson and the Easy Riders: “ Marianne”
Chad Mitchell Trio (w/ Jim (Roger) McGuinn, banjo): “The John Birch Society: (live)
The Journeymen: (w/ Scott Mackenzie and John Philips): “500 Miles”
Travelers 3: “Roll Along”
The Modern Folk Quartet: “Bullgine”

Whew. And now we return to our regularly scheduled program...

Crosby, Still, Nash and Young: “Carry On”
New Rider of the Purple Sage: “The Glendale Train”
The Band: “Stage Fright”
Pearls Before Swine: “Uncle John”
The Serpent Power: “Up and Down”

Rolling Stones: “Who’s Been Sleeping Here?”
Delaney and Bonnie: “Only You Know and I Know”
Janis Joplin/ Big Brother and the Holding Company: “I Need a Man to Love”
Electric Flag (Buddy Miles, lead vocal): “You Don’t Realize”

Johnny Winter: “When You Got a Good Friend”
Lowell George: (w/ Bonnie Raitt, Freebo and John Hammond) Apolitical Blues( ‘72 live on WLIR)
Fleetwood Mac: (featuring Jeremy Spencer) “I Can’t Hold Out” (Blues Jam in Chicago)
Bob Seger (with Teegarden & Van Winkle): “Hummingbird” (from Smokin OPs)

Eric Clapton’s Powerhouse, w/ Steve Winwood: “Crossroads” (from What’s Shakin’)

June 19 Playlist w/ Host Bob Dubrow

Background music provided by Clem Alford - Mirror Image (1974)

Set 01: Commemorating Nick Drake's birthday (June 19, 1948-November 25, 1974)
1. Nick Drake - "Hazey Jane II" (Five Leaves Left 1969)
2. Tir Na Nog - "Free Ride" (BBC rec. 10/23/73 from Spotlight 2001)
3. Nick Drake - "Thoughts of Mary Jane" (Bryter Layter 1970)

Set 02:
1. Elton John - "Yellow River" (16 Legendary Covers 1969-70 2001)
2. Christie - "Gotta Be Free" (Christie 1970)
3. Stealer's Wheel - "Star" (Ferguslie Park 1973)
4. Shocking Blue - "Acka Raga" (At Home 1969)
5. Richard & Mimi Farina - "Morgan the Pirate" (Memories 1968)
6. The Cowsills - "Love American Style" (1969 from The Cowsills 1994)

Set 03:
1. The Attack - "Freedom For You" (1968 from Final Daze compilation 2001)
2. Caterina Caselli con Gli Amici - "Sono Qui Con Voi" (1965 from V/A:Trans-World Punk Rave-Up! compilation 2005)
3. Inferno 5 Plus 1 - "I Can Take It" (date? from V/A: Gravel Vol. 3 compilation 2006)
4. Cycle - "Walkout of My Mind" (1969 from Featuring: The Young Ones 1997)

Set 04:
1. The Frost - "Stand in the Shadows" (Frost Music 1969)
2. Gypsy - "Standing Alone, Feeling So Bad" (Gypsy 1971)
3. Strawbs - "Thirty Days" (From the Witchwood 1971)
4. Van Morrison - "You Don't Pull No Punches, But You Don't Push the River" (Veedon Fleece 1974)
5. Moby Grape - "The Lake" (Wow/Grape Jam 1968)

Set 05:
1. The Yankee Dollar - "Johann Sebastain Cheetah" (The Yankee Dollar 1968)
2. Denise & Company - "Boy, What'll You Do Then?" (1966 from V/A: Girls With Guitars compilation 2004)
3. Muddy Waters - "I Just Want to Make Love to You"(Electric Mud 1968)
4. Grin - "Moon Tears" (1+1 1971)
5. Leigh Stephens - "Red Weather" (Red Weather 1969)
6. Brian Auger & The Trinity - "No Time to Live" (Befour 1970)

The Summer of Soul [Pt. 3] 6/15/06 w/ CdV

Intro: "The Dap Walk" - Ernie and the Top Notes

Syl Johnson - "I Resign From Your Love"
Charlie Hodges - "Bless Your Heart"
Dee Clark - "Nobody But You"
Eddie Floyd - "I've Never Found a Girl"
Nathaniel Mayer - "Village of Love"
The Steelers - "Get It From the Bottom"
Little Jerry Williams - "I'm the Lover Man"
Ike & Tina Turner - "I Idolize You"
Larry Birdsong - "Somebody, Somewhere"
James Carr - "Pouring Water on a Drowning Man"
Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings - "I Just Dropped In..."
The Tams - "The Truth Hurts"
Edd Henry - "Your Replacement is Here"
Nolan Chance - "Just Like the Weather"
Little Willie John - "Talk to Me, Talk to Me"
Bobby 'Blue' Bland - "Further Up the Road"
Bobby 'Blue' Bland - "No Sweeter Girl"
Bobby 'Blue' Bland - "Sad Feeling"
Chevrone Scott - "I'm Movin' On"
The Wailers - "Mellow Mood"
Tyrone Davis - "Can I Change My Mind"
Buddy Ace - "Do What You Think is Best"
Mabel Lee - "Skip It, Flip It"
Jesse Anderson - "You'd Better Think Twice"
Grand Prix - "I See Her Pretty Face"
Sam Baker - "Something Tells Me"
Jackie Beavers - "I Need My Baby"
Little Willie John - "All Around the World"
Gloria Jones - "Tainted Love"
Jimmy Reed - "Bright Lights, Big City"
Chuck Willis - "Call My Name"
Manhattens - "The Feeling Is Mutual"
Clifford Curry - "She Shot a Hole in My Soul"
The Pastels - "Been So Long"
Earl Connelly - "Just to Hold My Hand"
Gene Allison - "You Can Make It If You Try"
Rosco Gordon - "Just a Little Bit"
O.V. Wright - "Eight Men, Four Women"
Nat Phillips - "I'm Sorry I Hurt You"

Outro: "Yegelle Tetzeta" - Mulatu Astake

Lost and Found

Lost and Found Playlist for Tuesday 6/13/06
Your Charming Host: Larry Miller

A salute to Nicky Hopkins (1944-1994)
(Piano, Organ, Harpsichord and occasional Vocals)

Part 1:
Jeff Beck Group: “Morning Dew” (Beckola)
“ “ “ “Girl from Mill Valley” (Truth)
All Stars w/ Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page: “Steelin’” (from a Best of British Blues anthology)
Screaming Lord Sutch & Heavy Friends: “Gutty Guitar”
(Couldn’t find any Cyril Davies)

Part 2:
Nicky Hopkins: “Dolly” (vocal!) (Solo album: Tin Man Was a Dreamer (1973)
Kinks: “The Village Green Preservation Society”
The Who: “The Ox” (from the album My Generation)
Beatles: “Revolution” (single version)
Rolling Stones: “She’s a Rainbow” (Their Satanic Majesties Request)
Donovan (w/ the Jeff Beck Group): “Barabajagal”

Part 3: In the West
Jefferson Airplane: “Eskimo Blue Day” (Say goodnight, Gracie...)
Quicksilver Messenger Service: “Long Haired Lady”
Steve Miller Band” “Kow Kow”
New Riders of the Purple Sage: “I Don’t Need No Doctor”

(Special thanks to Loyal Listener Paul Broderick for the suggestion to do this salute to Nicky Hopkins.)

And now for something completely different, sort of...

Rolling Stones: “High Heel Sneakers” (rare bootleg EP)
Fleetwood Mac: “Black Magic Woman”
John Mayall’s Bluebreakers (w/ Mick Taylor, guitar): “Me and My Woman”
10 Years After: “Good Morning, Little Schoolgirl”
Derek and the Dominoes: “”Keep on Growing”

Bob Dylan: “Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window”
Traffic: “Vagabond Virgin”
the Who: “Pictures of Lily”
the Doors: “I Can’t See Your Face In My Mind”
Jimi Hendrix: “Gypsy Eyes”
Procol Harum: “Simple Sister”

Goodbye for now...

Faces w/ Rod Stewart: “Stay with Me”

The Summer of Soul [Pt. 2] 6/8/06 w/ CdV

Intro: "The Dap Walk" - Ernie and the Top Notes

Billy Preston - "You're So Unique"
Etta James - "I'd Rather Go Blind"
Joe Simon - "Baby, Don't Be Lookin' in My Mind"
The Hesitations - "I Gotta Find Her"
The Tams - "Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy"
Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings - "Natural Born Lover"
Darrell Banks - "Our Love"
The Expression of Faith - "Forgive Me Lord"
Candi Stanton - "Evidence"
James Hunter - "You Can't Win"
Aaron Neville - "How Many Times"
Oscar Toney, Jr. - "He Don't Love You"
Jimmy Hughes - "I'm the Loving Physician"
Len Barry - "Love, Love, Love"
Clarence Reid - "Masterpiece"
Pumla - "As Long As I Live"
Ruth Brown - "Somebody Touched Me"
Lou Rawls - "Yes, It Hurts"
Dionne Warwick - "Get Rid of Him"
Don Covay - "It's Better to Have (And Don't Need)"
Chuck Jackson - "I Don't Want to Cry"
Tower of Power - "Only So Much Oil in the Ground"
Marlena Shaw - "California Soul"
Sam Cooke - "Somebody Have Mercy"
The Isley Brothers w/ Jimi Hendrix - "Simon Says"
Ronnie Dyson - "I Don't Wanna Cry"
William Bell - "I Forgot to Be Your Lover"
Maxine Brown - "One Step at a Time"
Lee Andrews & the Hearts - "Teardrops"
Barbara Jean English - "So Many Ways to Die"
James Hunter - "People Gonna Talk"
Lee Dorsey - "People Gonna Talk"
The Mighty Diamonds - "Love Is Never Hard to Find"
Jerry Butler & Bettye Everett - "Fever"
Sonny Til - "Memories That's All"
Ruby & the Romantics - "Sweet Love and Sweet Forgiveness"
The Jive 5 - "My True Story"
Brenda & the Tabulations - "Walk On By"

Outro: "Yegelle Tetzeta" - Mulatu Astake

Lost and Found

Lost and Found Teusday 6/6/06
Larry Miller

(No particular place to go...)

The Folk-Rock Set:
Bob Dylan: "It Takes a Lot to Laugh; It Takes a Train to Cry"
Simon & Garfunkel: "The Big Bright Green Pleasure Machine"
Lovin' Spoonful: "Wild About My Loving"
Mamas & the Papas: "Twelve-Thirty"
Youngbloods: "Darkness Darkness"
Buffalo Springfield: "Everybody's Wrong"
Byrds: "Bells of Rhymney"

The Folk-Roots set:
Mimi & Richard Fariña: "Raven Girl"
Joan Baez: "The Drifter's Escape"
Hamilton Camp: "Girl From the North Country"
Rooftop Singers: "Tom Cat"
Mark Spoelstra: "White-winged Dove"

The Taylor Family Reunion:
Livingston Taylor: "Truck Drivin' Man"
Alex Taylor: "It's All Over Now"
Kate Taylor: "Ballad of a Well-known Gun"
James Taylor: "Night Owl"

And Now For Something Completly Different:
Joy of Cooking: "Did You Go Downtown"
Blind Faith: "Sea of Joy" (R)
The Band: "Don't Do It"
Asylum Choir (Leon Russell): "Tryin' to Stay Alive"
Teegarden and Van Winkle: "She Caught the Katy"

J Geils Band: "Gonna Find Me a New Love"
Free: "The Hunter" (R)
Faces w/ Rod Stewart: "Memphis" (R)
Humble Pie: "C'mon Everybody"

The Rolling Stones: "Sympathy for the Devil" (Live Version)

That's All, Folks!

June 5 Playlist w/ Host Bob Dubrow

Intro: The Tubes - "What Do You Want From Life" (The Tubes 1975) -Im Memoriam Vince Welnick Feb 21, 1941-June 2, 2006

Background music by Magical Power Mako - Super Record 1975

All the following tracks are from Radioactive Records CD re-releases...how many are actually authorized by the artists is the big question. This is #4 in a series of programs showcasing music from this label. (The others ran in Dec 05, Jan 06, and Mar 06. See disclaimer at bottom of playlist for more info.)

Set 01:
1. Flower Travellin' Band - "Satori Part 3" (Satori 1971)
2. Magical Power Mako - "Pink Butch" (Super Record 1975)
3. Grupa 220 - "Bijeg" (Slike 1974)
4. Pandemonium - "Morning Sky" (Thoughts and Words 1968)
5. The Nova Local - "If You Only Had the Time/Yascha Knew Deli Intimately" (Nova 1 1967)

Set 02:
1. Tim Dawe - "Junkie John" (Penrod 1969)
2. Joseph - "I Ain't Fattenin' No More Frogs For Snakes" (Stoned Age Man 1970)
3. One St. Stephen - "November Edgar" (One St. Stephen 1975)

Set 03:
1. Music Box - "Caillavie" (Songs of Sunshine 1972)
2. Sidetrack - "Summership" (Baby 1969)
3. Concrete Rubber Band - "Christian" (Risen Savior 1974)
4. McDonald & Sherby - "Space Beam" (Catharsis 1969)
5. Major Arcana - "Dark Trip to Edge City" (Major Arcana 1976)
6. Relatively Clean Rivers - "The Persian Caravan" (Relatively Clean Rivers 1975)

Set 04:
1. COB - "Let It Be You" (Moyshe McStiff & The Tartan Lancers of the Sacred Heart 1972)
2. Window - Track 12 - Title Unknown (Window 197?)
3. Vulcan's Hammer - Track 10 - Title Unknown (True Hearts and Sound Bottoms 1973)

Outro: Dryewater - "Let Me Take You" (Southpaw 1974)

Disclaimer: I have recently been made aware that it is quite likely that Radioactive is in the habit of illegally producing these CDs without permission from the artists. More than a handful of bands whose music has been put out on the label have made this claim. It has been said that much of their product is made via "unsanctioned needle drops": i.e. illegitimately processed from clean vinyl as opposed to the master tapes. So the moral question I sit here with is: Having come to this knowledge, should I be promoting the label by playing their goods on air?

And I have decided I am too much a music whore to ignore this music (which I always win on Ebay at reduced prices), very much still want to continue to share it with others via radio, and know of no other way to afford its purchase (original vinyl copies? Oh come now!). I will therefore continue to play these CDs while supplying a disclaimer during the show as to the potential for their dubious provenance. And will stick this particular disclaimer on each playlist of shows dedicated to the Radioactive label.

Comments are welcome re: this ethical dilemma!

June 2, 2006, playlist with host Alex McNeil

Songs about weddings, etc., as June is the most popular month for that stuff:
1. Five Satins - To the Aisle (CD, 1957)
2. Lloyd Price - I'm Gonna Get Married (CD, 1959)
3. Titus Turner - We Told You Not to Marry (CD, 1959)
4. Eternals - Babalu's Wedding Day (LP, 1963)
5. Bob B. Soxx & Bluejeans - Not Too Young to Get Married (LP, 1963)
6. Prince La La - Getting Married Soon (CD, 1962)
7. Delicates - I Want to Get Married (CD, 1965)
8. Lou Johnson - Please Stop the Wedding (CD, 1964)
9. Etta James - Stop the Wedding (CD, 1962)
10. Ann Cole - Don't Stop the Wedding (CD, 1962)
11. Barbara Lynn - I Cried at Laura's Wedding (CD, 1963)
12. Clyde McPhatter - The Best Man Cried (CD, 1962)
13. Brooklyn Bridge - The Worst That Could Happen (CD, 1969)
14. Sue Thompson - James (Hold the Ladder Steady) (CD, 1962)
15. Jimi Hendrix Experience - Wait Til Tomorrow (BBC) (LP, 1968)
16. Rolling Stones - Dear Doctor (LP, 1969)
17. Wanda Jackson - Baby Let's Play House (CD, 2006)
18. Barbara Jackson - Invitation to a Wedding (CD, 1963)
19. Billy Stewart - Wedding Bells (CD, 1962)
20. Laura Nyro - Wedding Bell Blues (CD, 1966)
21. Ellie Greenwich - Chapel of Love (LP, 1973)
22. Easybeats - Wedding Ring (CD, 1965)
23. Magicians - An Invitation to Cry (CD, 1966)
24. Critters - Marryin' Kind of Love (CD, 1967)
25. Roy C - Shotgun Wedding (CD, 1966)
26. Gram Parsons - $1000 Wedding (CD, 1973)
27. Dave Edmunds - I Knew the Bride (LP, 1977)
28. Dreamlovers - When We Get Married (CD, 1961)
29. Shirelles - Mama Here Comes the Bride (45, 1962)
30. Patti LaBelle & Bluebelles - Down the Aisle (CD, 1963)
31. Julie Rogers - The Wedding (45, 1965)
32. Patti Page - Most People Get Married (LP, 1962)
33. Beach Boys - Wouldn't It Be Nice (vocal tracks) (CD, 1965)
34. Al Green - Let's Get Married (LP, 1974)
35. Smokey Robinson - Wedding Song (LP, 1975)
36. Noel Paul Stookey - Wedding Song (There Is Love) (CD, 1971)
37. Carpenters - For All We Know (CD, 1971)

The Summer of Soul [Pt. 1] 6/1/06 w/ CdV

Intro: "The Dap Walk" - Ernie and the Top Notes

The George Benson Quartet - "Summertime"
Roscoe Robinson - "That's Enough"
Solomon Burke - "Cry to Me"
Lynn Varnado - "Tell Me What's Wrong"
King Floyd - "It's Wonderful"
Oscar Brown, Jr. - "Work Song"
Irma Thomas - "Take a Look"
Joe Bataan - "So Young, Too Young"
Little Bob and the Lollipops - "Please Believe Me"
The Voices of East Harlem - "Cashin' In"
Bobby Patterson - "Then You'll Know"
Mary Love - "Born to Live with Heartache"
Donnie Hathaway - "Je Vous Aime (I Love You)"
Them Two - "Am I a Good Man"
The Servicemen - "I'll Stop Loving You"
Joe Tex - "I Should Have Kissed Her More"
Bobby Powell (with Jackie Johnson) - "I'm Gonna Leave You"
Roy Hamilton - "A Great Romance"
The Notations - "It's All Right"
James & Bobby Purify - "You Can't Keep a Good Man Down"
The Falcons - "I Found Love"
Eddie Bo - "I'm Wise"
Harold Dorman - "Mountain of Love"
The Dreamlovers (with Doug Banks) - "Bless Your Soul"
Bill Deal and the Rhondells - "I've Been Hurt"
Alton Ellis - "You Make Me So Very Happy"
Sam Cooke - "A Change Is Gonna Come"
The Tams - "What Kind of Fool"
The Arrows - "We Have Love"
Bettye Everett - "Take Me"
C.J. Leach - "Branded"
The Barons - "Makin' It Better"
Marion Black - "Who Knows"
The Avons - "Since I Met You Baby"
Don Bryant - "A Call of Distress"
Danleers - "One Summer Night"
Madeline Bell - "That's What Friends Are For"
Kim Weston - "A Love Like Yours"
Byrdie Green - "Return of the Prodigal Son"
Herman Griffin - "Dream Girl"

Outro: "Yegelle Tetzeta" - Mulatu Astake

May 31, 2006 - Eli Polonsky sitting in

(R) = By request
(N) = New release/reissue

The first set was in anticipation of (and partially intended to be background music for) a scheduled telephone interview with Carl Palmer, drummer with Emerson, Lake & Palmer (also previously with Atomic Rooster and "The Crazy World of Arthur Brown", and later, Asia).

It turned out that he was unavailable at the scheduled time, so chalk that one down as a missed interview. That's the risk of scheduling these things. Most of them usually come through and actually happen, but there are always a few that don't. He did, however, put on an excellent show with his band at the Regent Theatre in Arlington.

01. Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Abaddon's Bolero
02. Emerson, Lake & Palmer - The Barbarian
03. Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Aquatarkus (Live)
04. The Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Fanfare/Fire Poem
05. The Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Fire (R)
(Note: Carl Palmer was not the drummer on this album with the original hit version of "Fire". He joined Brown for the tour in late 1968 and 1969).
06. Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Tank

A couple more from the "British progressive" genre:
07. Nektar - Desolation Valley/Waves
08. Hawkwind - Space Is Deep

09. Jimi Hendrix Experience - Love Or Confusion
10. Jefferson Airplane - Crown Of Creation (N) = (new reissue "The Worst Of Jefferson Airplane" - BMG/Legacy)
11. Eric Burdon & The Animals - Sky Pilot (R)
12. Jeff Beck (w/Rod Stewart) - Morning Dew (R)
13. Love - Robert Montgomery (R)
14. Hot Tuna - Sunrise Dance With The Devil (N) = (new compilation "The Very Best Of Hot Tuna - Keep On Truckin'" - BMG/Legacy)
15. Old & In The Way - Midnight Moonlight (R)
16. Merl Saunders & Jerry Garcia - After Midnight (N) = (new compilation "The Best Of Merl Saunders & Jerry Garcia - Well Matched" - Fantasy Records)

For the birthday of John "Bonzo" Bonham (1948 - 1980):
17. Donovan - Hurdy Gurdy Man (w/Bonham, Jimmy Page & John Paul Jones)
18. Led Zeppelin - Bonzo's Montreaux
19. Led Zeppelin - When The Levee Breaks

20. Them w/Van Morrison - Mystic Eyes

There will be a smorgasbord of various WMBR guest DJ's sitting in on the Wednesday edition of "Lost & Found" during this summer season, and WMBR being all-volunteer radio, I will be back occasionally as my personal time allows. If you'd like to get on my personal mailing list to let you know of my occasional appearances on the radio, feel free to e-mail me at any time.

Happy almost-summer,
Eli Polonsky
eli@wmbr.org

Lost and Found

Lost and FoundTuesday 5/30/2006 Larry Miller
Leftovers: songs I had intended to play on previous shows, but didn’t have time for...

Ten Years After: “One of These Days”
The Nazz: “Under the Ice”
Jack Bruce: “Rope Ladder to the Moon”

Paul Butterfield: “In My Own Dream”
Jim Pepper: “Wichitai-to”
Circus Maximus: “The Wind”

Capt. Beefheart: “Diddy Wah Diddy”
Frank Zappa: “My Guitar Wants to Kill Your Mama”
Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show: “Freaker’s Ball”
Dr West’s Medicine Show and Junk Band: “The Eggplant That Ate Chicago”
Dr. John the Night Tripper: “Mama Roux”

Sopwith Camel: “Walk in the Park”
Juicy Lucy: “Sunday Morning”
Lothar and the Hand People: “Sex and Violence”
Harper’s Bizarre: “I Love You Alice B Toklas”
Flaming Groovies: “First One’s Free”
Arthur Brown: “Give Him a Flower”

Pacific Gas & Electric: “The Hunter”
Rhinoceros: “It’s the Same Thing”
Crazy Horse: “Dirty, Dirty”
Little Feat: “Cold, Cold, Cold”

The Frost: “Who Are You?”
Al Kooper (w/ Mike Bloomfield): “59th Street Bridge Song” (Live at the Fillmore)
Beck Bogart and Appice: “Superstition”

Mott the Hoople: “Laugh at Me”
Bob Dylan: “Obviously 5 Believers”