Marc's Favorites of 2011
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Show #317--1/22/12
Odessa—Caribou
Bridge to Nowhere—Sam Roberts
Was—Maps & Atlases
Straighten Out—The Guess
Who
Every Night—Phoebe Snow
Tell Me—Sharon Jones
& the Dap-Kings
Stand in Traffic—Magnified
Birthday Girl—Imperial
Teen
Sally Can’t Dance—Lou Reed
Hour 2: Question Period
Why Do Lovers Break
Each Other’s Heart?—Daryl Hall & John Oates
Do You Want to Dance—Bette
Midler
Why Do You Keep Me
Waiting—Bread
Who is He (and What is
He to You)?—Bill Withers
Am I Wrong—Keb’ Mo’
Baby What You Want Me
To Do—Jimmy Reed
Can’t You Hear Me
Knocking—The Rolling Stones
What If I Came
Knocking—John Mellencamp
Why Don’t You Write Me—Simon
& Garfunkel
Are You Ready for the
Country?—Waylon Jennings
Why Won’t You Give Me
Your Love?—The Zutons
What is Life—George Harrison
Will You Spin for Me?—Shoes
How Can I Refuse—Heart
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Show #316--1/15/12
Oh! Sweet Nuthin’—The
Velvet Underground
Arcady—Peter Doherty
He’s Gonna Step on You
Again—John Kongos
Space—Red Five
Fa Fa—Guster
Syrinx—Hubert Laws
Theme from “Assisted Living”—Hub
Moore
Black Narcissus—Joe Henderson
Hour 2: A Round of
Remakes
Nineteen Hundred and
Eighty Five—The Golden Dogs
She Said Yeah—Paul McCartney
C’mon Everybody—NRBQ
Well…All Right—Albert Hammond,
Jr.
You Dropped a Bomb on
Me—Holmes
You Really Got a Hold
on Me—The Beatles
Day Tripper/We Can
Work it Out—Fever Tree
I’m So Proud/Ooh Baby Baby/La La Means I Love You/Cool Jerk—Todd
Rundgren
Gimme Good Loving—Big Al
Downing
Saturday, January 07, 2012
Show #315--1/8/12
No Side to Fall In—The
Raincoats
Banquet—Bloc Party
Tin (the Manhole)—Everything
Everything
Running—The Fixx
Precious Time—Pat Benatar
Burn-Up—Siouxsie and
the Banshees
Say it Right—Nelly Furtado
Picnics—Monk &
Canatella
All Good Things—The Weepies
Hour 2: I.R.S. Records
Everybody’s Happy
Nowadays—The Buzzcocks
You Can Borrow My Car—The
Necessaries
Checking Out the
Checkout Girl—Wazmo Nariz
Mexican Radio—Wall of
Voodoo
Disgracing the Family
Name—Skafish
Duchess—The Stranglers
Talk About the Passion—R.E.M.
Garbageman—The Cramps
Dance With Me—Lords of
the New Church
The Night—The Animals
Sixty Eight Guns—The Alarm
Turn to You—The Go-Go’s
Save it For Later—The English
Beat
Tenderness—General Public
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Show #314--1/1/12
Feeling Good—Nina Simone
Crow Jane—The Derek
Trucks Band
Pink & Sour—Califone
Cravo e Canela—Milton Nascimento
e Lô Borges
Twilight Property—Leo
Kottke
Long Distance
Runaround—Yes
Hold On—Crack the Sky
Hey Hey What Can I
Do—Led Zeppelin
Harpooning—Fierce Creatures
The Mama Papa—Plants and
Animals
Hold On—Ian Gomm
Hour 2: Dummies, etc.
It’s a Big Dumb World—Bean
Hoy
Mortimer Snerd Wants
to Be an Author—Edgar Bergen
Dummy—NRBQ
I Love You, You Big
Dummy—Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band
Young and Dumb—Fanny
What a Crazy Guy
(Dufo)—Wally Cox
‘Cause I’m a Blonde—Julie
Brown
Airhead—Thomas Dolby
Stupid Girl—Garbage
Fools—The Dodos
Fools in Love—Joe Jackson
Maybe I’m a Fool—Eddie
Money
Completed Fool—Hollis
Brown
I Pity the Fool—Bobby “Blue”
Bland
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Merry Christmas
The Sunday Sampler takes a week off to celebrate the holiday (yet consuming large amounts of music still seems to be a large part of it). Back next week.
However, Monday Music Club goes on as planned the very next day. A chronological musical journey through the 60s and 70s, every Monday for the next 5 weeks, from 8:00 to Midnight. Lots of great oldies, some big hits, some lesser-known gems, and your requests at (724) 357-WIUP.
However, Monday Music Club goes on as planned the very next day. A chronological musical journey through the 60s and 70s, every Monday for the next 5 weeks, from 8:00 to Midnight. Lots of great oldies, some big hits, some lesser-known gems, and your requests at (724) 357-WIUP.
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Show #313--12/18/11
Billboard Hot 100 Spotlight: December 17, 1966
Going
Nowhere—Los Bravos (#96)
Dancing
in the Streets—The Mamas & the Papas (#94)
Wack
Wack—Young-Holt Trio (#91)
Nashville
Cats—The Lovin’ Spoonful (#86)
I
Wanna Meet You—The Cryan’ Shames (#85)
(I’m
Not Your) Steppin’ Stone—The Monkees (#77)
98.6—Keith
(#73)
You
Can Bring Me All Your Heartaches—Lou Rawls (#68)
Please
Don’t Ever Leave Me—The Cyrkle (#61)
Try
a Little Tenderness—Otis Redding (#56)
Help
Me Girl—Eric Burdon & the Animals (#49)
Happenings
Ten Years Time Ago—The Yardbirds (#47)
I’ve
Passed This Way Before—Jimmy Ruffin (#46)
East-West—Herman’s
Hermits (#41)
The
Wheel of Hurt—Margaret Whiting (#40)
Holy
Cow—Lee Dorsey (#38)
Good
Thing—Paul Revere & the Raiders (#35)
Coming
on Strong—Brenda Lee (#33)
It’s
Only Love—Tommy James & the Shondells (#31)
Knock
on Wood—Eddie Floyd (#28)
Talk
Talk—The Music Machine (#24)
Hey
Joe—The Music Machine (extra)
I’m
Your Puppet—James & Bobby Purify (#21)
A
Hazy Shade of Winter—Simon & Garfunkel (#15)
At
the Zoo—Simon & Garfunkel (extra)
That’s
Life—Frank Sinatra (#6)
You
Keep Me Hangin’ On—The Supremes (#5)
Devil With a Blue Dress On/Good Golly Miss Molly—Mitch Ryder
& the Detroit Wheels (#4)
Good
Vibrations—The Beach Boys (#3)
Mellow
Yellow—Donovan (#2)
Winchester
Cathedral—The New Vaudeville Band (#1)
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Show #312--12/11/11
100 Days, 100 Nights—Sharon
Jones & the Dap-Kings
I Can’t Wait—Hepcat
Always—Erasure
Your Love—The Outfield
Girl from the Wadi
Hammamat—The Pogues
Cicero Park—Hot Chocolate
Goin’ Up in Smoke—Eddie
Kendricks
(Don’t Worry) If There’s
a Hell Below We’re All Going to Go—Curtis Mayfield
Hour
2: Objects
Red Guitar—Loudon Wainwright
III
Red Red Wine—Neil Diamond
Calculator—Micachu &
the Shapes
Cheap Sunglasses—ZZ Top
Jet Airliner—Steve Miller
Band
Tumbling Dice—The
Rolling Stones
Suitcase—Badfinger
Sledgehammer—Peter Gabriel
Blue Jeans—Ladytron
Elevator—Hot Hot Heat
New Dress—Jonatha Brooke
(w/Neil Finn)
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