Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Monday Music Club playlist 6-11-12


The Monday Music Club is a 4-hour show (Mondays from 8-Midnight EDT) that follows a musical timeline; early in the show I generally explore early-to-mid 60s music and progress forward throughout the night. By midnight I’m usually in late 70s/early 80s territory. The idea is to sort of hang around with a specific musical “feel” or time period for a while, then move on.

Not everything listed here is strictly chronological; there are jumps forward and back in time in some spots, but I think overall the jumps are stylistically sound. And as you can tell by looking below, last night’s show started earlier in time than usual.

Here’s the Monday Music Club playlist from 6-11-12, warts and all (the warts come from me, but I don’t think there are too many of them). And if you want to hear a good bit of it, click the corresponding files to the right:

(1957)

Twenty Flight Rock—Eddie Cochran
Susie Q—Dale Hawkins
Splish Splash—Bobby Darin (mistake; wanted to play “Queen of the Hop”)
The Hunch—Paul Gayten
Don’t Start Me Talkin’—Sonny Boy Williamson
Moanin’—Lambert, Hendricks & Ross
The Slop Beat—The Teen Beats
So Fine—The Hollywood Argyles
Happy-Go-Lucky Me—Paul Evans
Break Up—Charlie Rich
Ah, Poor Little Baby—Billy “Crash” Craddock
I Want to Walk You Home—Fats Domino
Pour it On—Sammy Turner
Little Town Flirt—Del Shannon
Hey Now—Lesley Gore
Behave Yourself—Booker T. and the MG’s
Green Onions—Booker T. and the MG’s
Seventh Son—Johnny Rivers
Seven Sins—Barrett Strong
Three Bags Full—Herbie Hancock

Hour 2

Things We Said Today—The Beatles
Ain’t Gonna Tell Anybody—The Fireballs
I Can Do it Better—The Knickerbockers
Mo Jo Hannah—Esther Phillips
Save it For Me—The Four Seasons
Say I Am (What I Am)—Tommy James & the Shondells
Five O’ Clock World—The Vogues
Love is a Hurtin’ Thing—Lou Rawls
Gonna Keep on Tryin’ Till I Win Your Love—Jimmy Ruffin
Selfish One—Jackie Ross
(You’re My) Soul and Inspiration—The Righteous Brothers
You’re a Better Man Than I—Terry Knight and the Pack
Get Off of My Cloud—The Rolling Stones
Mindrocker—Fenwyck
Don’t You Stand in My Way—The La De Das
Here Comes the Night—Them
I Got the Feelin’ (Oh No, No)—Neil Diamond
The Pot Smoker’s Song—Neil Diamond
A Walk in the Country--Louie Shelton
Long Walking Down to Misery--The Beau Brummels 

Hour 3

Once I Was—Tim Buckley
Stay With Me—Lorraine Ellison
Here’s to the Next Time—Elton John
Let’s Get Together—The Cryan Shames
Rocket Number 9—NRBQ
Hot Smoke and Sassafras—The Bubble Puppy
Cinnamon Girl—Neil Young
Snatching it Back—Clarence Carter
Family Affair—Sly & the Family Stone
“Biff Burns & Stuffy” from “The Two and Only”—Bob & Ray
Backfield in Motion—Mel & Tim
Muddy River Water—Richard Kim Milford
Delta Lady—Leon Russell
Wild Mountain Honey—Steve Miller Band
Sentimental Lady—Fleetwood Mac
Born Enchanter—Fleetwood Mac
Hypnotized—Fleetwood Mac

Hour 4

Silver Machine—Hawkwind
Don’t Leave Me Alone With Her—Sparks
Sky High—Jigsaw
Brand New Love Affair—Jigsaw
Ain’t Gonna Bump No More (With No Big Fat Woman)—Joe Tex
Le Freak—Chic
Ladies on the Stage—Millington
Time Bomb—Lake
All I Want is You—Barry Louis Polisar
Hitch a Ride—Boston
All Around—America
Tranquillo (Melt My Heart)—Carly Simon
Babooshka—Kate Bush
Delius (Song of Summer)—Kate Bush
Blow Away—George Harrison

(1979)

Saturday, June 09, 2012

Show #337--6/10/12

Stream the 2nd hour of this show by clicking on the file to the right, over dere ---->

Shallow End—Superchunk
Cordova—Limblifter
Falling For You—Weezer
Sweet Tuesday Morning—Badfinger
Leave Us and Forgive Us—Alberta Cross 
Antmusic—Adam & the Ants
Regret—New Order
I’m Aware—Clinic
House of Love—Squeeze
Spy in the House of Love—Was (Not Was)


Hour 2: “Deep” Tracks


How Deep is Your Love—Jonatha Brooke
Deep Down—Mike Patton
Deep in the Dark—Laura Branigan
Deeper and Deeper—The Fixx
Crazy in the Deep—DJ Flashard
Deep Sleep—Nabiha 
Deeper Than the Night—Olivia Newton-John
Skin Deep—Nick Lowe
Dig a Little Deeper—Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks
Deeper Well—Emmylou Harris
Deep Red Bells—Neko Case
How Deep is Your Love—The Bad Plus
The First Cut is the Deepest—Rod Stewart 




Monday, June 04, 2012

Monday Music Club tonight from 8pm - Midnight

During the summer, I have 4 hours each Monday night to play what I think's a pretty satisfying mix of popular and shoulda-been-popular music from the 60s and 70s on the Monday Music Club. 90.1 FM for folks around Indiana, PA, and streaming live at wiupfm.org for everyone else (click the mp3 button).

Have something you'd like to hear, whether it be familiar or obscure? I'd love to try and track it down for you: (724) 357-WIUP. 


Or, we're on AOL Instant Messenger, too, keyword IUPRADIO. 


And then there's: sundaysampler@gmail.com. That's all I got. 


Sunday, June 03, 2012

Show #336--6/3/12



Two Way Street—Kimbra
Trouble—Lindsey Buckingham
Super Lady—Jeff Phelps
Brighter Day—The Tubes
Country Sad Ballad Man—Blur
Man Out of Time—Elvis Costello and the Attractions
Old Blood—Big Sir
Man of Devotion—Fools Garden
That’s Really Super, Supergirl—XTC
Jagged Melody—Scott Matthews
I Just Wasn’t Made for These Times—Gaz Coombes
Superwoman (Where Were You When I Needed You)—Stevie Wonder





Hour 2: Ladies’ Night

Harmour Love—Syreeta
Truly—Marcia Griffiths
Not Fade Away—Florence + the Machine
Gangsta—tUnE-yArDs
Don’t Ask Me Why—Annie Stela
Disparate Youth—Santigold
Kids in America—Kim Wilde
Surgeon—St. Vincent
The Day the World Turned Dayglo—X-Ray Spex
Waste Not Want Not—The Pretenders
Better Than Nothing—Jennifer Trynin
Good Vibrations—The Cornshed Sisters
Soft Skin—Mountain Man
A Case of You—Joni Mitchell 



Saturday, May 26, 2012

Show #335--5/27/12

A big thunderstorm brought a power outage to the station tonight, seemingly futzing with everything that might make music or provide light. So, no show tonight. Better luck next week. 


By the way, have you seen the video below of Doug Aitken's video installation at Washington, D.C.'s Hirshhorn Museum? It's great. 




And, I would be an even suckier social networker if I failed to tell you that the Monday Music Club is back on the air for the summer once again. It's a 4-hour mix of both familiar and forgotten music from the 1960s and '70s. Oldies radio, but...better, I think.


Listen from 8pm-Midnight (EDT) ev'ry Monday, same place as this show, wiupfm.org. That is, if we're back on the air! (Fingers crossed).

Saturday, May 19, 2012

Show #334--5/20/12

Bye Bye Bye—Plants & Animals
You’ll Never Learn—Daryl Hall & John Oates
Jupiter Mission—Beta Hector
West End Girls—Pet Shop Boys
Fire to the Ground—The Forms
The Story—Donora
Stay on the Ride—Patty Griffin
Smile—The Jayhawks
Headlights—Dish
Hold on to Nothing—David Gray
Machine Ballerina—Suzanne Vega

Hour 2: Simple Food & Drink


An hour in which I resurrect a playlist from April 2006. Ah, full-bodied with a fine aroma. 


Saturday Nite Fish Fry—Louis Jordan
Breakin’ Bread—Fred Wesley & the JB’s
Butter Boy—Fanny
Drinkin’ Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee—Stick McGhee
Cheese Shop—Monty Python
Beans—Bo Carter
Eggs Over Easy—Martina Sorbara
Tea for Two—The Harmonicats
Honey in Your Hips—The Yardbirds
The Lemon Song—Led Zeppelin
No Milk Today—Herman’s Hermits
Vegetables—The Beach Boys
Eat Steak—The Reverend Horton Heat
Chocolate—The Smothers Brothers
Black Coffee—Peggy Lee


Sunday, May 13, 2012

Show #333--5/13/12


Shadrach—The Beastie Boys
Afterglow—Small Faces
It is Not Meant to Be—Tame Impala
Test Anxiety—Toenut
‘Til I Die—The Beach Boys
Inside—Patti Rothberg
Don’t Leave Me—Robert John

Hour 2: Burt Bacharach/Hal David


Promise Her Anything—Tom Jones
(There’s) Always Something There to Remind Me—Sandie Shaw
The Story of My Life—Marty Robbins
Make it Easy on Yourself—Jerry Butler
This Empty Place—The Searchers
I Say a Little Prayer—Aretha Franklin
Do You Know the Way to San Jose—Dionne Warwick
Casino Royale—Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass 
After the Fox—The Hollies/Peter Sellers
My Little Red Book—Love
Don’t Go Breaking My Heart—Roger Nichols & the Small Circle of Friends
The Look of Love—Dusty Springfield
Alfie—Cilla Black
Everybody’s Out of Town—B.J. Thomas
Wishin’ and Hopin’—Ani Difranco
Reach Out For Me—The Laughing Dogs 

Sunday, May 06, 2012

Show #332--5/6/12


To the Dogs or Whoever—Josh Ritter
We Dance—Pavement
All Shook Down—The Replacements
The Chill—Bruce Hornsby
Infer Ships Sink—Alan Morse Davies
Stay for the Freak—Emperor Penguin
Skylight—Tom Wilson
Crosses—Winding Stairs
Little 12 Toes—Chavez
The One Thing—INXS

Hour 2: The One Thing


One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show—Big Maybelle
One Mint Julep—Ray Charles
One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer—Amos Milburn & His Aladdin Chickenshackers
One Meatball—Dave Van Ronk
One Red Rose That I Mean—Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band
One Simple Thing—Stabilizers
One Step—YACHT
One Nation Under a Groove—Funkadelic
One Bad Apple—The Osmonds
One of These Days—Jill Sobule
One Week—Barenaked Ladies
One Reporters Opinion—The Minutemen
One Wink at a Time—The Replacements
One Morning in May—James Taylor
One Headlight—The Wallflowers