Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Playlist 4/30/08 Waynesday

Intro: Spooky – Stanley Turrentine

01. Contours – Can You Do It

02. Capitols – We Got A Thing That’s In The Groove

03. Flirtations – How Can You Tell Me

04. Lamp Sisters – No Cure For The Blues

05. Irma Thomas – Good To Me

06. Sweet Inspirations – I’m Blue

07. Ike & Tina Turner – Anything You Wasn’t Born With

08. Willie Mitchell – 30-60-90

09. Howard Johnson - Slide

10. Ural Thomas – I Can Dig It

11. O’Jays – I Got The Groove

12. Johnny Nash – Let’s Move & Groove Together

13. Arthur Conley – Whole Lot Of Woman

14. Sugarcane Harris – I’m Unconscious

15. Jackie Wilson – It’s All Over

16. Whispers – Planets Of Life

17. Alvin Robinson – Down Home Girl

18. Leon Austin – Steal Away

19. Rufus Thomas – So Hard To Get Along With

20. Charlie Whitehead – Read Between The Lines

21. Ella Washington – I Don’t Care About Your Past

22. Barbara Lynn – You Better Quit It

23. Lee Dorsey – A Lover Was Born

24. Lou Courtney – I Can Always Tell

25. Harmonica George – Get Some Order

26. A.C. Reed – Boogaloo Tramp

27. Vernon Harrell – If This Ain’t Love

28. Harmonica George – Get In The Kitchen And Burn

29. Carnival Kings – Feelin’ Good

30. Darrell Banks – Somebody (Somewhere Needs You)

31. Hetti Lloyd – If You Can’t Satisfy

32. Tyrone Davis – How Could I Forget You

33. Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose – I’m So Glad To Be Loved By You

34. Eli The Prophet – Take A Little Give A Lot

35. Calvin Arnold – Snatchin’ Back

36. Esquires – No Doubt About It

37. Calvin Arnold – Funky Way

38. Syl Johnson – Annie Got Hot Pants Power Pt.1

39. Charles Brinkley – In The Pocket

40. Lesa’s Big Six – In Crowd Organ

Outro: Soul Song – Shirley Scott

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

What I played today, by Larry Miller

Today, an attempt at decreasing the carbon footprint for this show by avoiding electric instruments and featuring mostly acoustic instruments; in particular, the unamplified wooden guitar.

Bob Dylan: “All I Really Want To Do”
Youngbloods: “Reason To Believe”
Buffy Ste. Marie: “You’re Going To Need Somebody On Your Bond”
Tim Rose: “Hey Joe”
Jake Holmes: “Dazed and Confused” (Yes, he wrote it, Led Zeppelin stole it from him, and he never got a penny...)
Mimi & Richard Farina: “Children of Darkness”

Traffic: “You Can All Join In”
The Band: “Rag Mama, Rag”
The Spencer Davis Group: “Take This Hammer”
The Rooftop Singers: “Walk Right In”
The Modern Folk Quartet: “The Bells”

Pink Floyd: “Fearless” (request)
Eric Anderson: “The Hustler”
The Who: “Sunrise” (Pete solo; his finest moment)
Jim & Jean: “Grand Hotel” (David Blue song, sung by Jim Glover)

Tom Rush: “Joshua Gone Barbados”
Pentangle: “Bruton Town”
Taj Mahal: “Frankie and Albert”
Big Brother and the Holding Company: “Turtle Blues”
Ry Cooder: “Vigilante Man”
Bonnie Raitt: “Love Me Like a Man” (Lowell George on slide, with Freebo on bass)

The Rolling Stones: “Prodigal Son”
Stephen Stills: “Black Queen” (from “Just Roll Tape”)
Neil Young: “The Needle and the Damage Done”
Hot Tuna: “Death Don’t Have No Mercy” (request)
Fred Neil: “The Other Side of This Life” (request)

The Byrds: “He Was a Friend of Mine”
The Mamas and the Papas: “The Dancing Bear”
Crosby, Stills and Nash: “You Don’t Have To Cry”
Jefferson Airplane: “Martha”
Dino Valente: “Let’s Get Together”

Breaks music by Leo Kottke, from his first album on Takoma records.

We don’t know if this affected the carbon footprint for this show, but maybe it got you thinking about it.

And no, we decided not to celebrate by throwing a ukulele off the roof of the Walker Memorial building at M.I.T, as it wouldn’t accomplish anything, and would be a waste of a perfectly good musical instrument...

See you in two weeks!

Playlist for 04/28/2008 with Mark Francis

Cheers, folks. Just finished updating with this week's show. For some reason alot of drug songs this week ... not sure what my subconscious is trying to tell me! The full playlist, a direct link to the streaming archive of the full uncut show and a whole ton of pictures available NOW at:

Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye


Come on over have a hit of the good stuff!

Mark

Saturday, April 26, 2008

April 25, 2008, playlist with host Alex McNeil

01. Carlos Brothers - Little Cupid (CD, 1959)
02. Shaye Cogan - Doddle Doodle Do (CD, 1957)
03. Jorgen Ingmann - Echo Boogie (45, 1961)
04. Savage Rose - Evening's Child (LP, 1968)
05. Al Wilson - The Dolphins (LP, 1968)
06. Fred Neil - Everybody's Talkin' (CD, 1968)
07. Roy Orbison - Candy Man (live, BBC) (CD, 1975)
08. Fred Neil - You Ain't Treatin' Me Right (CD, 1957)
09. Veniece - Stepchild (CD, 1971)
10. Mable John - Your Good Thing (45, 1966)
11. Quiet Elegance - I'm Afraid of Losing You (CD, 1972)
12. Florence Ballard - It Doesn't Matter How I Say It (CD, 1968)
13. Joint Venture - When the Battle Is Over (CD, 1973)
14. Donna Rhodes - Where's Your Love Been? (CD, 1973)
15. Freddie Scott - Just One Love (LP, 1965)
16. Ben E. King - Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You (LP, 1970)
17. Wanda Jackson - A Little Bitty Tear (45, 1962)
18. Hullabaloo Singers - Hullabaloo Theme (LP, 1965)
19. Kittens - Shindig (45, 1965)
20. Harpers Bizarre - Malibu U. (45, 1967)
21. Grass Roots - Get It Together (45, 1970)
22. Will-O-Bees - The Ugliest Girl in Town (45, 1968)
23. Nelson Riddle - The Rogues (LP, 1965)
24. Puppet - Best Friend (45, 1970)
25. Edwin Astley - High Wire (LP, 1965)
26. Lenny Welch - Coronet Blue (45, 1965)
27. Vic Mizzy - The Addams Family (LP, 1964)
28. Soupy Sales - Soupy's Theme (45, 1965)
29. Laurie Johnson - The New Avengers (LP, 1979)
30. Tony Camillo's Bazuka - Theme from Police Woman (45, 1976)
31. Sonny Curtis - Love Is All Around (45, 1970)
32. Banana Splits - Wait Till Tomorrow (CD, 1968)
33. Bruce Springstone - Bedrock Rap/Meet the Flintstones (45, 1982)
34. Captain Groovy and His Bubblegum Army - Captain Groovy and His Bubblegum Army (CD, 1969)
35. Cream - Politician (live, BBC) (CD, 1968)
36. Cat Mother - It Would Seem a Simple Thing (LP, 1973)
37. Terry Reid - Silver White Light (LP, 1969)
38. Jimi Hendrix - Dolly Dagger (CD, 1970)

Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Playlist For 4/23/08 Waynesday

Intro: Stanley Turrentine - Spooky

01. Joe Simon – Long Hot Summer

02. Brothers Two – Boogaloo Party

03. Lavelle Hardy – Don’t Lose Your Groove

04. Bobby Sansome – This Is It

05. Ray Charles & Jimmy Lewis – If It Wasn’t For Bad Luck

06. Big John Hamilton – Pretty Girls

07. B.B. King – The B.B. Jones

08. Mighty Joe Young - Henpecked

09. Precisions – Soon Be Gone

10. Martha Reeves & The Vandellas – I Promise To Wait

11. Temptations – You Got My Soul On Fire

12. Ray Charles – Living For The City

13. Joey Morant – Chicken Talk

14. Roosevelt Grier – Lover Set Me Free

15. Ernie K. Doe – Dancin’ Man

16. Harmonica Fats – Mind Your Own Business

17. Harold Burrage – Things Aint What They Used To Be

18. Freddie Hughes – Send My Baby Back

19. Impressions – I Have Lost

20. Eddie Holman – Four Walls

21. O’Jays – Don’t You Know A True Love

22. Mind Readers – Bitter Tears

23. Alder Ray Black – Put Your Trust In Me

24. Big John Hamilton – Big Bad John

25. Coasters – Lovey Dovey

26. Roy Milton – I Want To Go

27. Barbara George – You Talk About Love

28. Velvettes – A Bird In The Hand

29. Lea Roberts – Love On My Mind

30. I.A.P. Co. – Check Yourself

31. Jean Wells – Can’t You Feel It

32. Charles Allen – Winter Man

33. Clarence Reid – See Through

34. Rufus Thomas – Love Trap

35. Peoples Choice – That’s The Way I Know

36. Marva Whitney – This Girls In Love

37. Jimmy Jackson – I’d Love You To Want Me

38. Chambers Brothers – I’m All Strung Out Over You

Outro: Soul Song – Shirley Scott

Tuesday, April 22, 2008 with Eli Polonsky

01. Electric Prunes - A Long Days Flight 'Til Tomorrow
02. Blues Magoos - Pipe Dream
03. Choclolate Watchband - In The Past
04. Pink Floyd - Remember A Day
05. J. Geils Band - Serves You Right To Suffer (request)
06. Fleetwood Mac - Oh Well
07. The Who - Amazing Journey
08. The Who - Pure And Easy
09. Hot Tuna - The Water Song (request)
10. Blind Faith - Sea Of Joy

Earth Day set:
11. Mother Earth - Mother Earth (Memphis Slim song)
12. Memphis Slim - Mother Earth (original version)
13. Tom Rush - Mother Earth (Eric Kaz song)
14. Merl Saunders - Save Mother Earth (w/Jerry Garcia)
15. Grateful Dead - Let It Grow (live 8/4/74) (request)
16. New Riders Of The Purple Sage - Garden Of Eden
17. Bonnie Dobson - Morning Dew
18. Malvina Reynolds - What Have They Done To The Rain
19. Tom Paxton - Whose Garden Was This
20. Three Dog Night - Out In The Country
21. John Mayall - Keep Our Country Green

That's all I had time for! Larry Miller is in
next Tuesday, I'll be back on Tuesday, May 6.
Thanks for listening, enjoy the springtime!
Eli Polonsky
eli@wmbr.org

Monday, April 21, 2008

April 21, 2008 Playlist w/ Guest Hosts Bruce Demple & Larry Hardy

Our second annual go-round with generous pledgers Bruce and Larry, who took the whole 2 hours and ran! Thanks bunches, guys.

1. Madness: One Step Beyond (LP: One Step Beyond)
2. The Jimi Hendrix Experience: Stone Free (LP: Radio One)
3. John Mayall: Room to Move (LP: Turning Point)
4. National Lampoon: Admission Speech (LP: Missing White House Tapes)
5. The Turtles: Eve of Destruction (LP: It Ain’t Me, Babe)
6. Flo & Eddie: Keep It Warm (LP: Best of Flo and Eddie)
7. Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention with Flo & Eddie: Do You Like My New Car? + Happy Together (LP: [the infamous] Fillmore East, June 1971)
8. David Bromberg: Bandit in a Bathing Suit (LP: Bandit in a Bathing Suit)
9. Canned Heat: Let’s Work Together (CD: The Best of Canned Heat)
10. Canned Heat: Boogie Music (CD: The Best of Canned Heat) A CALLER QUICKLY CORRECTED MISINFORMATION ABOUT CANNED HEAT: IT WAS ALAN “BLIND OWL” WILSON WHO HAILED FROM ARLINGTON, NOT BOB “THE BEAR” HITE, WHO WAS FROM DENVER.
11. Ry Cooder: Crazy ‘bout an Automobile (Every Woman I Know) (LP: Borderline)
12. Howlin’ Wolf & Friends: I Ain’t Superstitious (LP: The London Howlin’ Wolf Sessions)
13. Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks: Walkin’ One and Only (LP: Strikin’ It Rich)
14. Howlin’ Wolf & Friends: Built for Comfort (LP: The London Howlin’ Wolf Sessions)
15. Donovan: Poke at the Pope (LP: Open Road) A LISTENER REQUEST
16. Firesign Theatre: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Inquisition (LP: Dear Friends)
17. Hot Tuna: True Religion (CD: Keep On Truckin’: The Very Best of Hot Tuna)
18. The Staple Singers: I’ll Take You There (LP: Best of the Staple Singers)
19. France Gall: Hippie Hippie (CD: The In-Kraut Vol. 1 – Hip Shaking Grooves Made in Germany 1966-1974)
20. Monks: Complication (CD: Black Monk Time; original LP was 1966)
21. Klaus Weiss: Get It On (CD: The In-Kraut Vol. 2 – Hip Shaking Grooves Made in Germany 1967-1974) THIS ONE NOT ACTUALLY A COVER; THIS FACT WAS FURTHER OBSCURED BY A TECHNICAL PROBLEM IN WHICH THE NEXT TUNE STARTED PLAYING. ACTUALLY, I THINK IT KIND OF WORKS!
22. Monks: I Hate You (CD: Black Monk Time)
23. The Kinks: Where Have All the Good Times Gone (LP: The Kink Controversy; 1965)
24. The Kinks: 20th Century (LP: Muswell Hillbillies; 1971)
25. King Crimson: 21st Century Schizoid Man (LP: In the Court of the Crimson King)
26. Desmond Dekker & The Aces: Isaelites (CD: WMBR disk)
27. The Skatelites: Guns of Navaronne (CD: WMBR disk)
28. Bob Marley & The Wailers: Concrete Jungle (CD: Catch A Fire)
29. John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band: Woman is the Nigger of the World (LP: Sometime in New York City; 1972)
30. Spirit: I Got a Line on You (a 45: THE ORIGINAL SINGLE RELEASED 1968/69)

Saturday, April 19, 2008

April 18, 2008, playlist with host Alex McNeil

My guest d.j. today was Joe Freehling, who generously pledged for air time during WMBR's 2007 Fundraising Week. [All selections from CD]
01. Otis Redding - I Can't Turn You Loose (live) (1966)
02. Blood Sweat and Tears - My Days Are Numbered (1968)
03. Savoy Brown - Tell Mama
04. Byrds - Have You Seen Her Face (1967)
05. Alvin Lee & Mylon Lefevre - On the Road to Freedom
06. Cream - N.S.U. (1967)
07. Butterfield Blues Band - I Got a Mind to Give Up Living (1967)
08. Fleetwood Mac - Future Games
09. Grace Slick & Great Society - Somebody to Love (1965)
10. Buffalo Springfield - Hung Upside Down (1967)
11. Doors - Who Do You Love (live) (1970)
12. Bob Dylan - Black Diamond Bay (1975)
13. New Riders of the Purple Sage - Sweet Lovin' One
14. Freddy King - Going Down
15. Van Morrison - Straight to Your Heart Like a Cannonball
16. Band - Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever (live)
17. Grateful Dead - Franklin's Tower (live) (1975)
18. Led Zeppelin - Since I've Been Loving You (BBC)
19. Quicksilver Messenger Service - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
20. Who - Getting in Tune (1971)
21. Jimi Hendrix Experience - Like a Rolling Stone (live) (1967)
22. Black Sabbath - Master of Reality
23. Rolling Stones - Soul Survivor (1972)
24. Little Feat - Spanish Moon

Thursday, April 17, 2008

Here's the playist for this past Tuesday, by Larry Miller

Slippin’ and Slidin’- the Slide Guitar and the Blues Harp.

First, the slide guitar- *featured guitarist
The Allman Brothers Band: “Statesboro Blues” *Duane Allman
Bob Dylan: “Watching the River Flow” *Jesse Ed Davis (Leon Russell, piano and ‘vibes’)
Bonnie Raitt: “Can’t Find My Way Home” *Lowell George (Live radio concert, WLIR 1974)
Canned Heat: “Rollin’ and Tumblin’” * Al “Blind Owl” Wilson
Derek and the Dominoes: “Anyday” *Eric Clapton and Duane Allman

The harmonica: *featured harpist
Taj Mahal: “Leavin’Trunk” *Taj Mahal (plus Jesse Ed Davis and probably Ry Cooder on slide)
Charlie Musselwhite Band: “Help Me” *Memphis Charlie Musselwhite- Harvey Mandel on guitar
Loving Spoonful: “Night Owl Blues” *John Sebastian
John Mayall: “Sonny Boy Blow” * Mayall (all instruments- from the Blues Alone)

More Slide:
The Doors: “I Can’t See Your Face In My Mind” * Robbie Krieger
George Harrison: “If Not For You” *George? Eric? (request)
Little Feat: “Fat Man in the Bathtub” * Lowell George (another WLIR live concert) (request)
The Rolling Stones: “I Wanna Be Your Man” *Brian Jones (request)
John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers: “Dust My Broom” * Mayall (plus Peter Green on lead guitar)

More Harp: (choo-choo, whoo-whoo....)
James Montgomery Band: “Train” *James (from the First Time Out- great Boston song from a great album)
Cream: “Train Time” *Jack Bruce (Live at Royal Albert hall)
John Mayall: “Catch That Train” *Mayall, accompanied by an actual train...

Sliding around:
Johnny Winter: “Broke Down Engine” *J Winter (National steel-bodied guitar, from ‘The Progressive Blues Experiment)
Fleetwood Mac: “I Believe My Time Ain’t Long” *Jeremy Spencer (Blues Jam in Chicago)
Stephen Stills: “Down the Road” *Joe Walsh (Mannassas II) (request)
Led Zeppelin: “Traveling Riverside Blues” * Jimmy Page

Suck, don’t blow: (technique for cross-keying the harmonica)
J. Geils Band: “Whammer Jammer” *Magic Dick
Paul Butterfield Blues Band: “Good Morning Little Schoolgirl” * Paul Butterfield
Bob Dylan: “Pledging My Time” * Bob Dylan, aka Zimmy

Sliding into Home:
Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band: “Sure ‘Nuff and Yes I Do” *Ry Cooder (from “Safe as Milk”) (request)
Rising Sons: “Dust My Broom” *Ryland P. Cooder (with Taj Mahal on vocals)
The Rolling Stones: “Stop Breaking Down” *Mick Taylor (with Jagger on Harp)
The Faces: “Around the Plynth” *Ron Wood (Rod Stewart, vocals)

Howzat? (Did I also play "Walkin' Blues " by Butterfield and forget to write it down?)

Eli next week- I’ll be back in two.

Happy Springtime!

Playlist for 04/14/2008 with Mark Francis

Hey, Lost and Founders - back this week and going strong, with a wide range of lost sounds from the 60's for your pleasure. The full playlist, a direct link to the streaming archive of the full uncut show and a whole ton of pictures available NOW at:

Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye


Don't be afraid to drink the Kool-Aid!

Mark

Friday, April 11, 2008

April 11, 2008, playlist with host Alex McNeil

More one-hit wonders from the 1970-1974 era:
01. Delbert & Glen - I Received a Letter (45, 1972)
02. Don Nix - Olena (LP, 1971)
03. Heartsfield - Music Eyes (LP, 1974)
04. Kathy Dalton - Boogie Bands and One Night Stands (LP, 1974)
05. Gladstone - A Piece of Paper (LP, 1972)
06. Caboose - Black Hands White Cotton (LP, 1970)
07. Wadsworth Mansion - Sweet Mary (LP, 1971)
08. Cold Blood - You Got Me Hummin' (LP, 1970)
09. Sweathog - Hallelujah (CD, 1971)
10. Emitt Rhodes - Fresh as a Daisy (CD, 1971)
11. Incredible Bongo Band - Bongo Rock (CD, 1973)
12. Mark-Almond - One Way Sunday (LP, 1972)
13. Mixtures - Pushbike Song (45, 1971)
14. Rattles - The Witch (LP, 1970)
15. Chakachas - Jungle Fever (45, 1972)
16. Souther-Hillman-Furay Band - Fallin' in Love (LP, 1974)
17. Danny O'Keefe - Goodtime Charlie's Got the Blues (45, 1972)
18. Richie Havens - Here Comes the Sun (LP, 1971)
19. Andy Pratt - Avenging Annie (CD, 1973)
20. Jesse Anderson - I Got a Problem (CD, 1970)
21. Rozetta Johnson - A Woman's Way (CD, 1970)
22. Doris Duke - To the Other Woman (I'm the Other Woman) (CD, 1970)
23. Francis Lai - Theme from Love Story (CD, 1971)
24. Dynamic Superiors - Shoe Shoe Shine (45, 1974)
25. Springwell - It's for You (45, 1971)
26. Skylark - Wildflower (LP, 1973)
27. Painter - West Coast Woman (45, 1973)
28. Jo Jo Gunne - Run Run Run (LP, 1972)
29. Bill Quateman - Only Love (LP, 1973)
30. Tim Davis - Buzzy Brown (45, 1972)
31. C Company with Terry Nelson - Battle Hymn of Lieutenant Calley (LP, 1971)

Thursday, April 10, 2008

Playlist For Wed 4/9/08 w/Brother Wayne

Intro: Stanley Turrentine - Spooky

01. Marvin Gaye - I Can’t Forget You
02. J.J. Barnes - Don’t Bring Me No Bad News
03. Judy Clay - Do You Think That’s Right
04. Ernie K Doe - I Gotta Pack My Bags
05. Andre Williams - Pearl Time
06. Margie Hendrix - I Call You Lover……
07. Tommy Tucker - There’s A Whole Lot Of Fun……
08. Johnny Otis - Country Girl
09. Sam & Dave - I’m Not An Indian Giver
10. Syl Johnson - The Love You Left Behind
11. Earl Foster - Jodine
12. Johnny Taylor - Stop Teasin’ Me
13. James & Bobby Purify - What’s Better Than Love
14. Z.Z. Hill - You Got What I Need
15. Barbara Acklin - Seven Days Of Night
16. Honey Cone - Ace In The Hole
17. Raelettes - I Want To Thank You
18. Little Ben & The Cheers - I Don’t Have To Cry
19. Jay Lewis - Oh
20. Vernon Garrett - Second To None
21. Georgie Flame - Daytime Friend, Nightime Lover
22. Jae Mason - A Song For The People
23. Gene Dozier & The Brotherhood - One For Bess
24. Other Brothers - Hole In The Wall
25. Hank Jacobs - So Far Away
26. Dancers - Big Willies Drum
27. Cold Blood - I’m A Good Woman
28. Jackie Wilson - The Who Who Song
29. Mel & Tim - I’ve Got Puredee
30. Joe Tex - You Said A Bad Word
31. Etta James - Fire
32. Peoples Choice - I Likes To Do It
33. Raelettes - One Room Paradise
34. Andrew Brown - One For Liz
35. Sam & Dave - Baby, Baby, Don’t Stop Now
36. Marvin Gaye - Need Your Lovin’
37. Jackie Moore - Clean Up Your Own Backyard
38. Tommy Hunt - Searchin’ For My Baby
39. Arthur Conley - Run On
40. Black Heat - No Time To Burn
Outro: Shirley Scott - Soul Song

Tuesday, April 8, 2008 with Eli Polonsky

01. Quicksilver Messenger Service - Gold And Silver
02. Hot Tuna - Sea Child
03. John Prine - Spanish Pipedream
04. Love - She Comes In Colors (request)
05. It's A Beautiful Day - Time Is
06. Fleetwood Mac - Future Games
07. Traffic - Stranger To Himself
08. Ten Years After - Hear Me Calling
09. Spirit - Uncle Jack
10. Pink Floyd - See Emily Play
11. David Bowie - Moonage Daydream (request)
12. Family - Larf And Sing
13. Bob Dylan - Maggie's Farm (Newport Folk '65)
14. Bob Dylan - Ballad Of A Thin Man (England '66)
15. Richie Havens - Handsome Johnny

Remembering Phil Ochs set - Phil tragically took
his own life on April 9, 1976. There will be a Phil
Ochs Tribute Song Night
this Saturday, April 12,
at the Joyful Noise Coffeehouse in Lexington.
16. Phil Ochs - I Ain't Marching Anymore (electric)
17. Jim & Jean - Changes
18. Phil Ochs - A Small Circle Of Friends
19. Phil Ochs - When I'm Gone

20. Laura Nyro - Save The Country
Laura passed away of cancer on April 8, 1997

It's Larry Miller next Tuesday, I'll see you on April 22!
Thanks for listening!
Eli Polonsky
eli@wmbr.org

Monday, April 07, 2008

April 7, 2008 Playlist w/ Host Bob Dubrow

Background music provided by The Advancement - The Advancement (1969)

Set 01:
1. Plastic Penny - "Strawberry Fields Forever" (Two Sides of a Penny 1968)
2. Laghonia - "Trouble Child" (Glue 1971)
3. The Open Mind - "I Feel the Same Way Too" (The Open Mind 1969)
4. Gregg Shively - "Dominique is Gone" (196? from V/A: Realistic Patterns: Orchestrated Psychedelia From The USA compilation 2008)
5. Phantasia - "Genena" (1971 from V/A: World in Sound Tracks Episode 1: Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Summer of Love compilation 2007)
6. The Love Affair - "Accept Me For What I Am" (1969 from The Love Affair/Ellis: Singles A's and B's compilation 2002) STEVE ELLIS OF THE LOVE AFFAIR BORN THIS DAY IN 1950

Set 02:
1. Grand Funk Railroad - "Winter and My Soul" (Grand Funk 1969)
2. Ellison - "Seal a Beam Bow" (Ellison 1971)
3. Blodwyn Pig - "The Squirreling Must Go On" (Getting to This 1970) MICK ABRAHAMS OF BLODWYN PIG BORN THIS DAY IN 1943
4. Eric Clapton - "Tell the Truth" (previously unreleased track from 1995 CD re-release of 1973's Rainbow Concert)
5. Bob Seger - "Bo Diddley" (Smokin' O.P.'s 1970)

Set 03:
1. Neu! - "Seeland" (Neu! 75 1975) KLAUS DINGER OF NEU! (AND BRIEFLY KRAFTWERK) DIED OF HEART FAILURE ON MARCH 20
2. Kraftwerk - Tanzmusik" (Ralf and Florian 1973) FLORIAN SCHNEIDER OF KRAFTWERK BORN THIS DAY IN 1947

Set 04: FANBOY BOB ONCE AGAIN PAYS TRIBUTE TO RICHARD THOMPSON, WHO WAS SCHEDULED TO PLAY SOLO IN NEWBURYPORT AND PASSIM'S IN CAMBRIDGE THIS COMING WEEKEND...AND THEN WORD CAME OUT LATER TODAY THAT HE HAD TO CANCEL THIS WEEK OF DATES DUE TO A SCORPION STING TO THE HAND SUFFERED IN MEXICO THE OTHER DAY!
1. Richard Thompson Band - "Put It There Pal" (Live at the Somerville Theater 1998)
2. Richard & Linda Thompson - "For Shame of Doing Wrong" (...in Concert, November 1975 2007)
3. Richard Thompson Band - "Now Be Thankful" (Two Letter Words: Live 1994 1996)
4. Richard & Linda Thompson - "Walking on a Wire" (live in Baltimore 1982 from RT: The Life and Music of Richard Thompson box 2006)

Outro: Grateful Dead - "Bird Song" (Three From the Vault: 2/19/1971 Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY 2007) BILL KREUTZMANN OF THE GRATEFUL DEAD BORN THIS DAY IN 1946? NOPE! THISDAYINMUSIC.COM ONCE AGAIN GETS IT WRONG...BILL WAS BORN ON MAY 7!!! AND I GET FOOLED AGAIN!

Tuesday, April 01, 2008

Playlist for 4/1/2008, by Larry "Mad Dog" Miller

April Fool’s Day Special!

Opening Theme: The William Tell Overture by Rossini, played (badly) by the Portsmouth Sinfonietta

National Lampoon Radio Hour: (Neil Young parody)“Southern California Brings Me Down”
Masked Marauders: (Rolling Stones parody) “Can’t Get No Nookie”
(Tree Frog Beer parody spot, by Larry Miller, from WABX Detroit, 1969)
The Fugs: “Slum Goddess”
Bonzo Dog Band: “Kama Sutra” (pardon the dead air...)
The Who: “Odorono”

National Lampoon Radio Hour: (Grateful Dead parody) “Riding Out on a Rail”
Congress of Wonders: “Pigeon Park”
Conception Corporation: “The Amazing Dope-a-matic”
Cheech and Chong: “Let’s Make a Dope Deal”

The Liverpool Scene: “I Got the Fleetwood Mac, Chicken Shack, John Mayall Can’t Fail Blues”
The Bonzo Dog Band: “Can Blue Men Sing the Whites?”
Martin Mull: “The Ukulele Blues”

Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show: “I Got Stoned and I Missed It”
Traffic: “Berkshire Poppies”
Jimmy Buffett: “Why Don’t We Get Drunk”
The Tubes: “Don’t Touch Me There”
The Firesign Theater: “Station Break”

National Lampoon Radio Hour: (Cat Stevens Parody) “Bleeding Heart”
The Bonzo Dog Doo-dah Band: “Death Cab for Cutie”
National Lampoon Radio Hour: (John Denver [Prine?] Parody) “Colorado”
The Credibility Gap: “Public Service Announcement: Necrophilia”
Dan Hicks and his Hot Licks: “How Can I Miss You When You Won’t Go Away”

National Lampoon Radio Hour: (James Taylor Parody) “Highway Toes”
Nilsson: “You’re Breakin’ My Heart” (carefully edited)
the Fugs: “Dirty Old Man”
National Lampoon Radio Hour: (Who Parody) “Execution”
Frank Zappa: “Cosmic Debris”

Gibson and Camp: “Chicago Cops”
Bud and Travis: “Sloop John B”
The Smothers Brothers: “Marching to Pretoria”

The Beatles: “You Know My Name: Look Up The Number”
Monty Python: “Sit On My Face”
Dave Van Ronk: “If I Had To Do It All Over Again (I’d Do It All Over You) written by Bob Dylan!

(There were other parody spots and comedy drop-ins, but I lost track of them all)

Hope you enjoyed it! Larry the M.