Double Talkin’ Jive –Guns N Roses
Don’t Touch Me There –The Tubes
Stone Free –Jimi Hendrix Experience
Melting Pot —Booker T. & The MGs
Vote For Hope — MC Yogi
Que Vola? —Orishas
Animal Bar –Red Hot Chili Peppers
Nashville Skyline Rag —Earl Scruggs Revue
Sandunga-Mandingo-Mondongo –Cuba L.A.
My Opening Farewell –Bonnie Raitt

Now…lookin’ for the doggggzzzz

I’m leavin’ my fam’ly
And leavin’ my friends
My body’s at home
But my heart’s in the wind
Where the clouds are like headlines
On a new front page sky
My tears are salt water
And the moon’s full and high

And I know Martin Eden’s
Gonna be proud of me
And many before me
Who’ve been called by the sea
To be up in the crow’s nest
And singin’ my say
Shiver me Timbers
’Cause I’m a-sailin’ away

“Toxic” – Crazy Town
“Clark Gable” – The Postal Service
“Say Goodbye Hollywood” – Eminem
“Dancin’ Fool” – Frank Zappa
“Heartbeat City” – The Cars
“DarksidesNugen” – Paul Oakenfold
“Safer On The Outside” – American Hi-Fi
“Shiver Me Timbers” – Bette Midler (Tom Waits Cover)
“Spitfire” – Prodigy
“Leave Me Alone” – Frank Perez

With Special Guest Track “I Am An Animal” – Pete Townshend

Two weeks in a row with no country. I must be living clean.

1. “Fuck Wit Dre Day (And Everybody’s Celebratin’)- Dr. Dre- The Chronic
2. “Sunship Balloons”- The Flaming Lips- Ego Tripping At The Gates Of Hell [EP]
3. “Stones In My Passway”- Robert Johnson- The Complete Recordings Of Robert Johnson
4. “Die Eier Von Satan”- Tool- Ænima
5. “Angel”- DMB- Everyday
6. “Run Honey Run”- Morcheeba- Dive Deep
7. “Interlude”- Thievery Corporation- The Richest Man In Babylon
8. “Finer Feelings”- Spoon- Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga
9. “999,999″- Nine Inch Nails- The Slip
10. “Way Down Here”- Kenny Chesney- Lucky Old Sun

and a few extra (because the last song really killed some good momentum)-

“Soul Power”- Wu Tang Clan- Iron Flag
“Starting Out The Day”- Strawberry Alarm Clock- Incense & Peppermints
“New Millenium Homes”- Rage Against The Machine- The Battle Of Los Angeles

ahh- that’s better.

Fuck You Up And Get High – Dwarves
Great Expectations – The Gaslight Anthem
Well Paid Scientist – Dead Kennedys
Yuko And Hiro – Blur
The Mic – The Roots
Woman 2 Woman – Urge Overkill
Out In The Street – UFO
Pleasant Valley Sunday – The Wedding Present
Silver Thoughts – Cut Copy
A Shot In The Arm – Wilco

Eleven:
White Line Fever – Motorhead

Mornin Y’all. Here’s 10 from Luxembourg.

1) Walking in My Shoes – Depeche Mode
2) All Praises – Kashmere Stage Band
3) Jumpin’ Jack – Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
4) Waiting Room – Fugazi
5) Add it Up – Violent Femmes
6) Guns Don’t Kill People, Rappers Do – Goldie Lookin’ Chain
7) We Will Rock you – Queen
Good Song – Blur
9) Burn, Burn – Lost Prophets
10) Frontin’ – Jamie Cullum

Who knew I’d have two groups from Wales on here. (GLC is a Welsh rap group. Funny stuff, actually.)

Post Toastee.

Thanks for the link. I had no idea his brother was in Black Oak Arkansas.

Manu Dibango – Groovy Flute (African Voodoo)
Bo Diddley – Power House (Black Gladiator)
Hugo Strasser – Jingo (Tanzhits ‘71)
The Lions – Cumbia de Leon (Jungle Struttin’)
Sam Gopal – It’s Only Love (Escalator) 1968 w/ Lemmy
Althia & Donna – Uptown Top Ranking
Bossa 70 – Get out Of My Way (Bossa 70) Peru
Galaxy Toobin’ Gang – Toobin’ Problems (Galaxy Toobin’)
Tipsy – Up Til Dawn (Buzzz)
Kraftwerk – K4 (K4 Bremen Radio 1971) w/ Rother & Dinger

The Belle & Sebastian Experience – Get Me Away From Here, I’m Dying
The Allison Moorer Experience – Melancholy Potty
The Al Wilson Experience – Moonlightin
The Cars Experience – Slip Away
The Devendra Banhart Experience – Luna De Magarita
The Talking Heads Experience – Cities
The Judas Priest Experience – Electric Eye
The Pavement Experience – Shady Lane
The Robyn Hitchcock Experience – Clean Steve
The Kevin O’Donnell’s Quality Six Experience – Blues For Andrew

Those first two Tom Waits records are the bomb. So many fine tracks. I don’t (seriously – not being hyperbolic) I don’t know why “Little Trip to Heaven” isn’t as well-known as any of the great love songs; “At Last,” “Unchained Melody,” “You are so Beautiful.” It’s a fucking great song.

0:15:00 — Chomsky
Handshake Drugs — Wilco
I Turn My Camera On — Spoon
Primary — Spoon
Blitzkrieg Bop — The Ramones
The Gift — Annie Lennox
Three Days — Jane’s Addiction
There You Are In Me — Nellie McKay
A Long Way Down — Brian Eno
Barbecutie — Sparks

Bonus face transplant cut:

Lady Day — Lou Reed

This is worth it just because the almost forgotten Tommy Bolin plays on it.

Also the woefully underappreciated Glenn Hughes on bass. Bolin and Hughes make up for the fact that the singer is David Coverdale.

For a really good example of what a fine guitar player Tommy Bolin was, check out his work on Billy Cobham’s “Spectrum”.

Snow forecast for this afternoon and iTunes are set on Reggae!

1. I’m Depending On You – Dawn Penn
2. Under me sensi – Alozade and Hollow
3. Tribal Rock – Roots Underground
4. Man to Man – Lord Creator
5. Por todo esse tempo (ft Rramos) – Digitaldubs Soundsystem
6. Swing Low – The Abyssinians
7. Revolution Rock – Danny Ray
8. Spaceape Feat. Spaceape – Burial
9. Bass Mass – Dub TV
10. You Can Get It If You Really Want It – Desmond Dekker
11. Danger In Your Eyes – Judah Eskender Tafari

Boggifari!

Deep Purple? Putin’s puppet’s favorite band?

Tangerine – Led Zeppelin
Get Into My Groove (Jazzanova Remix) – Incognito
All I Could Do Is Cry – Etta James
Our Song – Lee Douglas
Truby Trio – Galacia
Who Built The Pyramids? – The Tony Monn Concept
I’m Crying (Mother’s Tears) – Grace Jones
Don’t Be Cruel – Missy Elliott
Butter – A Tribe Called Quest
Long Time Gone – Crosby Stills & Nash

Honey – Tosca
Just As Long As I Got You – Love Committee

All Her Favorite Fruit (Orchestral Version) – Camper Van Beethoven
Baby Dragon – Old Time Relijun
Weighing Anchor – I Was a King
Sinun tässä salissa – Regina
Bad Time – The Boonaraaas!!!
Alamo – Jaks
A história da vida de cada um – Autoramas
You’re My Girl – The Cavestompers!
Manic D – Beefeater
You’ll Know Why – The Miracle Workers

bonus track:

Crow Baby – The March Violets

God Answers Back – Clem Snide
Center Of The Universe – The Eagles
Blue Ridge Mountains – Fleet Foxes
Omaha – Moby Grape
Love Is The Message – Mfsb Featuring The Three Degrees
Why – Joe Satriani
Miss Teen Wordpower – The New Pornographers
Brand New Lover – Marshall Crenshaw
Jesus Was A Capricorn – Kris Kristofferson
Where The Devil Don’t Stay – Drive-By Truckers

Syd Straw “Love, and the Lack of It” War and Peace
Franz Ferdinand “Evil and a Heathen” You Could Have It So Much Better
Superchunk “Night of Chill Blue” Incidental Music 1991-1995
Ian Hunter “One More Time” Por Vida: A Tribute to the Songs of Alejandro Escovedo
Wilco “Radio Cure” Kicking Television: Live in Chicago
Cadallaca “June -n- July” Introducing
Negativland “Tevye’s Dream” Knitting on the Roof: Modern Interpretations of the Classic Musical “Fiddler on the Roof”
XTC “The Ugly Underneath” Nonsuch
Ryuichi Sakamoto “The Gate” Playing the Orchestra
Buckwheat Zydeco “Hey Joe” The Buckwheat Zydeco Story: A 20-Year Party

bonus
Luna “Rollercoaster” Slide ep

The Only One – Chicago (the band, not the city. Ask yer dad)
Just Another Night – Cat Stevens (he’ll always be Cat to me)
Changes – Jimi Hendrix (with Buddy Guy. Can it get any better?)
Cry Freedom – Dave Matthews Band (yeah, I know)
Alabama Song – The Doors
Sugar Mama – John Lee Hooker
Blues Power – Eric Clapton
Waitin’ on a Sunny Day – Bruce Springsteen
Tell the Truth – Derek and the Dominos
Swing Blues No. 1 – Jerry Douglas ( it’s called a dobro. Ask yer dad)

Dolphin Dance – Tangerine Dream
Hey Schoolgirl/Black Slacks – Simon & Garfunkel
Countdown – John Coltrane
Africa – Fela Kuti and Roy Ayers
Deelay – Rachel Goswell
Fade Into Me – Cowboy Junkies
Your Cheatin’ Heart – Hank Williams Sr.
One of These Things First – Nick Drake
All Mixed Up – Red House Painters (Cars Cover)
Sempre Libera – La Traviata (Verdi)

Bonus: Hoochie Coochie Man – Muddy Waters

I was surprised when sometime in the 1970s my father (born in 1909) told me that he liked Deep Purple.

Smoke On The Water – Deep Purple (dunh-duhn-duh duhn-duhn-duhduh)

Back in 19 and 93, The New Duncan Imperials opened for Mojo Nixon (and then backed him up). Part of their schtick when they introduced the members of the band was the bass player introing the guitarist: “…and he will now attimpt to play ‘Smoke on the Wudder’ with an oven mitt in his left hand!” They ceremoniously put the mitt on the guitarist’s non-strumming hand, and…dunh-duhn-duh duhn-duhn-duhduh…the dude fuckin nailed. It was awesome.

“Too Wild to Tame”–The Boys
“Tumbling Dice”–Rolling Stones
“Danke Shoen”–Wayne Newton
“YMCA”–Village People
“Straight On”–Heart
“National Anthem”–Francis Scott Key