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Sunday, August 31, 2014
Friday, August 29, 2014
Thursday, August 28, 2014
This Week's Playlist and Podcast
Below is a list of the songs played this week on Dr. John's Idiosyncratic History of Rock and Roll, Chapter 90: Are You a Rock Snob? You can hear a podcast of the entire program by clicking here.
Feel, Big Star
Coconut, Harry Nilsson
The Lonely Surfer, Jack
Nitzsche
Surrender, Cheap Trick
Still Feeling Blue, Gram
Parsons
O How She Dances, James
Luther Dickinson
Zig Zag Wanderer, Captain
Beefheart & the Magic Band
Kill For Peace, The Fugs
Stoned Soul Picnic, Laura
Nyro
Mississippi, John Phillips
Some of Shelley's Blues,
Michael Nesmith
Echoes, Gene Clark
Anthem (I Promise), Roky
Erickson
Teenage Lust, MC5
No Fun,
Stooges
Take a Message to the
Captain, Fanny
Time of the Season,
Zombies
Montague Terrace (In
Blue), Scott Walker
Broken English, Marianne
Faithfull
Cripple Creek, Skip Spence
Bonnie & Clyde, Serge
Gainsberg & Brigitte Bardot
Si C'est Ca, Francoise
Hardy
From the Morning, Nick
Drake
For Shame of Doing Wrong,
Richard & Linda Thompson
Personality Crisis, New
York Dolls
Alex Chilton, Replacements
Bone Machine, Pixies
See No Evil, Television
Alone Again Or, Love
Wouldn't It Be Nice, Beach
Boys
See Emily Play, Pink Floyd
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Monday, August 25, 2014
Sunday, August 24, 2014
Friday, August 22, 2014
Thursday, August 21, 2014
This Week's Playlist & Podcast
It's been awhile, but I returned to live radio this week with another edition of my summer replacement program, Dr. John's Idiosyncratic History of Rock & Roll. Because I was on the road most of the week, I kept it simple: the theme was Beatles vs. the Stones. Below is a copy of the playlist, and if you click here, you can listen to a podcast of the show. By the way, within a few weeks KDWG will begin streaming on the internet, and you'll be able to listen to my show live if you so desire. I'll post more details as we get closer to our web launch.
She Loves You, Beatles
Gimme Shelter, Rolling Stones
She Loves You, Beatles
Tell Me, Rolling Stones
I Want to Hold Your Hand,
Beatles
It's All Over Now, Rolling
Stones
Boys, Beatles
Not Fade Away, Rolling
Stones
Roll Over Beethoven,
Beatles
Carol, Rolling Stones
A Hard Day's Night,
Beatles
(I Can't get No)
Satisfaction, Rolling Stones
I Feel Fine, Beatles
Get Off My Cloud, Rolling
Stones
Ticket to Ride, Beatles
19th Nervous Breakdown,
Rolling Stones
Tell Me What You See,
Beatles
Under My Thumb, Rolling
Stones
Day Tripper, Beatles
Ruby Tuesday, Rolling
Stones
Paperback Writer, Beatles
Let's Spend the Night
Together, Rolling Stones
As Tears Go By, Marianne
Faithfull
Let It Be, Aretha Franklin
Sympathy for the Devil,
Sandie Shaw
Come Together, Ike &
Tina Turner
If I Needed Someone,
Beatles
Have You Seen Your Mother
Baby, Standing in the Shadows, Rolling Stones
She Said She Said, Beatles
Miss Amanda Jones, Rolling
Stones
Eleanor Rigby, Beatles
Jumpin' Jack Flash,
Rolling Stones
Penny Lane, Beatles
She's a Rainbow, Rolling
Stones
Back in the USSR, Beatles
Street Fighting man,
Rolling Stones
Monday, August 18, 2014
Sunday, August 17, 2014
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Monday, August 11, 2014
Sunday, August 10, 2014
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Friday, August 1, 2014
Bonus Toonerville
What are the odds that I would make a wrong turn in tiny Williamstown, Massachusetts and stumble on a place that combines two of my favorite things: Toonerville Trolley and records? But I did a couple of days ago. I stopped in and the proprietor told me he had started out selling records out of an old bus, hence the name. I bought a nice Anita O'Day box set and a collection of obscure garage rock sides compiled by Nick Salomon of Bevis Frond. Pretty much exactly the kind of stuff I'd hope to find in a place called Toonerville Records.
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