Want to hear a good 60s mix? Stream the first part of this show by clicking the audio to the right --->
You're No Good--Betty Everett
Lonely Corner--Rick Nelson
Push Push--Austin Taylor
Keep it Up--The Soul Brothers
Yeh, Yeh--Mongo Santamaria
Tell Her--Gil Hamilton
Just a Little Bit Better--Herman's Hermits
I'm Only Sleeping--The Beatles
The Way You Do the Things You Do--Elkie Brooks
Tell Me Baby--Garnet Mimms & the Enchanters
You Better Get It--Joe Tex
I Still Love You--The Vejtables
New York's a Lonely Town--The Trade Winds
Younger Girl--The Critters
You Baby--The Lovin' Spoonful
B-A-B-Y--Carla Thomas
Flying--Carmen McCrae
Linus and Lucy (1968 version)--Vince Guaraldi
Ode to Billie Joe--Nancy Wilson
Hour 2
I'll Hold You--Frankie & Johnny
Good Combination--Sonny & Cher
Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing--Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell
Hung Upside Down--Buffalo Springfield
I Can See For Miles--The Who
The Chant--Keith Everett
My White Bicycle--Tomorrow
The People in Me--The Music Machine
Things I Should Have Said--The Grass Roots
Tell Him--Patti Drew
Mercy, Mercy, Mercy--Cannonball Adderley
Without Her--Blood, Sweat & Tears
Blowing Away--The Fifth Dimension
Can't You See Me Cry--The New Colony Six
We Played Games--John Fred & His Playboy Band
Three Ways from Tomorrow--Spanky & Our Gang
Tape from California--Phil Ochs
Monica--The Kinks
No One Was There (Requiem)--The Gates of Eden
Hour 3
She's a Heartbreaker--Gene Pitney
Sweet Mary--Wadsworth Mansion
Things I Wonder--The Shaggs
Wang Dang Doodle--Koko Taylor
Wrote a Song for Everyone--Creedence Clearwater Revival
For Yasgur's Farm--Mountain
Drop Down Mama--Tom Rush
I'm Gonna Tell on You--Jerry Jeff Walker
A Brand New Me--Dusty Springfield
Something's Burnin'--Kenny Rogers & the First Edition
White Lies--Grin
Wait for the Rain--David Hess
World--Felt
Ironside--Quincy Jones
Guitar Roots Odyssey: From Roots to Fruits--Quincy Jones
Hour 4
Got to Be There--Michael Jackson
How Do You Do?--Mouth and Macneal
This is Your Song--Don Goodwin
Mandolin Wind--Rod Stewart
Dead Skunk--Loudon Wainwright III
California Man--The Move
Nighthawkin'--Tim Buckley
Snookeroo--Ringo Starr
Born to Boogie--T. Rex
Yes It's True--The Flamin' Groovies
(I'm Always Touched By Your) Presence, Dear--Blondie
Hanging on the Telephone--The Nerves
Rev on the Red Line--Foreigner
I Will Be in Love with You--Livingston Taylor
Shaker Song--Manhattan Transfer
Song on the Radio--Al Stewart
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Monday, June 25, 2012
Monday Music Club 6-25-12 playlist
Saturday, June 23, 2012
Show #339--6/24/12
It’s Alright, Baby—Komeda
Keep it Dark—Genesis
Snowbound—Donald Fagen
Cat & Mouse—Jack DeJohnette
Hummingbird—Kieran
White
Southern Point—Grizzly
Bear
Phenomenal Cat—The
Kinks
Satisfaction
Guaranteed—The Love Affair
Hour 2: 50 Years Ago, Billboard Hot 100
Spotlight, June 23, 1962
Doctor Feel Good—Dr.
Feelgood & the Interns (#87)
Route 66 Theme—Nelson
Riddle (#84)
Oh My Angel—Bertha
Tillman (#70)
Twist and Shout—The Isley
Brothers (#59)
Lemon Tree—Peter, Paul
& Mary (#52)
Sealed with a Kiss—Brian
Hyland (#42)
Mashed Potato Time—Dee
Dee Sharp (#40)
The Wah-Watusi—The Orlons
(#30)
I Love You—The Volumes
(#24)
Walk on the Wild Side—Jimmy
Smith (#21)
Snap Your Fingers—Joe Henderson
(#11)
That’s Old Fashioned—The
Everly Brothers (#9)
The Man Who Shot
Liberty Valance—Gene Pitney (#6)
Stranger on the Shore—Mr.
Acker Bilk (#5)
It Keeps Right on
A-Hurtin’—Johnny Tillotson
Palisades Park—Freddy Cannon
(#3)
The Stripper—David Rose
& His Orchestra (#2)
I Can’t Stop Loving
You—Ray Charles (#1)
Monday, June 18, 2012
Monday Music Club 6-18-12 playlist
I'll be honest with you; tonight didn't really click with me until around the midpoint. A lot of good music, but something missing in the flow, no sparks, didn't take off. Better groove next week (cross fingers)!
In any case, here's what I played:
(1965)
May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose--Little Jimmy Dickens
Do It--Neil Diamond
Night Time--The Strangeloves
Don't Worry Mother (Your Son's Heart is Pure)--The McCoys
See Saw--Don Covay
You You You--Mel Carter
My Little Brown Eyes--Crispian St. Peters
From Home--The Troggs
With a Girl Like You--The Troggs
The Long Walk Home--Hugo Winterhalter and the Orchestra
Come a Little Bit Closer--Jay and the Americans
Heart Trouble--The Eyes of Blue
Shake a Tail Feather--James & Bobby Purify
Show Me--Joe Tex
Suspicions--The Sidekicks
Celeste--Donovan
Sometimes She's a Little Girl--Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart
You Just May Be the One (Live)--The Monkees
Hour 2
19th Nervous Breakdown--The Rolling Stones
Knock on Wood--Eddie Floyd
More and More--Little Milton
Shoo-Be-Doo-Be-Doo-Da-Day--Stevie Wonder (with a warped record!)
Paying the Cost to Be the Boss--B.B. King
I've Been Wrong--Chuck Woolery
On Her Majesty's Secret Service--John Barry
Le Roi Des Fourmis--Michel Polnareff
Grazing in the Grass--The Friends of Distinction
Bet No One Ever Hurt This Bad--Randy Newman
Little Green Bag--George Baker Selection
Color Him Father--The Winstons
Come on Down to My Boat Baby--Every Mother's Son
Loved One--Tommy James & the Shondells
Baroque-a-Nova--Mason Williams
Carry On--Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young
Funky Nassau (Pt. 1)--The Beginning of the End
Smiling Faces Sometimes--The Undisputed Truth
Black Skin Blue Eyed Boys--The Equals
Hour 3
Junk--Paul McCartney
Candlelighter Man--Fanny
Lucifer--Bob Seger System
Don't Let Nobody Turn Your Around--The Steve Miller Band
Rollin' and Tumblin'--Johnny Winter
Get it On--Chase
Mumbo--Wings
Ships w/Sails--The Doors
I'll Be Around--The Spinners
Look What You Done For Me--Al Green
Laughing Boy--Daryl Hall & John Oates
Doctor My Eyes--Jackson Browne
Big Barn Bed--Paul McCartney & Wings
Caribbean Moon--Kevin Ayers
Smack Dab in the Middle--Ry Cooder
Chug All Night--Eagles
Hour 4
Earache My Eye--Cheech & Chong (feat. Alice Bowie)
You Got Livin'--Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush
Two Weeks in Spain--Gentle Giant
Listen to What the Man Said--Wings
So Much Easier--Honk
Free--Deniece Williams
Swearin' to God--Frankie Valli
Gotcha--Tom Scott
Beauty Queen--Paul Nicholas
Breakdown--Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Girls' School--Wings
Get it Right Next Time--Gerry Rafferty
Song for You--Chicago
Let My Love Open the Door--Pete Townshend
Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground--Willie Nelson
(1980)
In any case, here's what I played:
(1965)
May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose--Little Jimmy Dickens
Do It--Neil Diamond
Night Time--The Strangeloves
Don't Worry Mother (Your Son's Heart is Pure)--The McCoys
See Saw--Don Covay
You You You--Mel Carter
My Little Brown Eyes--Crispian St. Peters
From Home--The Troggs
With a Girl Like You--The Troggs
The Long Walk Home--Hugo Winterhalter and the Orchestra
Come a Little Bit Closer--Jay and the Americans
Heart Trouble--The Eyes of Blue
Shake a Tail Feather--James & Bobby Purify
Show Me--Joe Tex
Suspicions--The Sidekicks
Celeste--Donovan
Sometimes She's a Little Girl--Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart
You Just May Be the One (Live)--The Monkees
Hour 2
19th Nervous Breakdown--The Rolling Stones
Knock on Wood--Eddie Floyd
More and More--Little Milton
Shoo-Be-Doo-Be-Doo-Da-Day--Stevie Wonder (with a warped record!)
Paying the Cost to Be the Boss--B.B. King
I've Been Wrong--Chuck Woolery
On Her Majesty's Secret Service--John Barry
Le Roi Des Fourmis--Michel Polnareff
Grazing in the Grass--The Friends of Distinction
Bet No One Ever Hurt This Bad--Randy Newman
Little Green Bag--George Baker Selection
Color Him Father--The Winstons
Come on Down to My Boat Baby--Every Mother's Son
Loved One--Tommy James & the Shondells
Baroque-a-Nova--Mason Williams
Carry On--Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young
Funky Nassau (Pt. 1)--The Beginning of the End
Smiling Faces Sometimes--The Undisputed Truth
Black Skin Blue Eyed Boys--The Equals
Hour 3
Junk--Paul McCartney
Candlelighter Man--Fanny
Lucifer--Bob Seger System
Don't Let Nobody Turn Your Around--The Steve Miller Band
Rollin' and Tumblin'--Johnny Winter
Get it On--Chase
Mumbo--Wings
Ships w/Sails--The Doors
I'll Be Around--The Spinners
Look What You Done For Me--Al Green
Laughing Boy--Daryl Hall & John Oates
Doctor My Eyes--Jackson Browne
Big Barn Bed--Paul McCartney & Wings
Caribbean Moon--Kevin Ayers
Smack Dab in the Middle--Ry Cooder
Chug All Night--Eagles
Hour 4
Earache My Eye--Cheech & Chong (feat. Alice Bowie)
You Got Livin'--Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush
Two Weeks in Spain--Gentle Giant
Listen to What the Man Said--Wings
So Much Easier--Honk
Free--Deniece Williams
Swearin' to God--Frankie Valli
Gotcha--Tom Scott
Beauty Queen--Paul Nicholas
Breakdown--Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Girls' School--Wings
Get it Right Next Time--Gerry Rafferty
Song for You--Chicago
Let My Love Open the Door--Pete Townshend
Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground--Willie Nelson
(1980)
Friday, June 15, 2012
Show #338--6/17/12
Try—Michael Penn
The Air That I
Breathe—k.d. lang
When I Go Out with
Artists—Crash Test Dummies
4 out of 5—Soul Coughing
One at a Time—The
Trash Can Sinatras
Love a Loser—The Raincoats
Percolator—Stereolab
Julie With…—Brian Eno
Big Big Love (Fig.
2)—Foals
Hour 2: L.A. Woman 40th
Anniversary Radio Special
“Features new music
from ‘The Doors’ L.A. Woman 40th Anniversary Release,’ interviews
with Ray Manzarek, Robbie Krieger, and John Densmore, and tells of the making
and the story of this epic historic release.”
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
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.
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
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