TERRELL'S SOUND WORLD PLAYLIST

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Sunday, Aug. 4, 2013 
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OPENING THEME: Let it Out (Let it All Hang Out) by The Hombres
FOH by Superchunk 

The Corner Man by Barrence Whitfield & The Savages 

Lost and Thirsty in Palookaville by Coconut Kings

Ides of March by Figures of Light

Rock This Joint by Tim Timebomb

Smokes by Question Mark & The Mysterians

Liars Beware by Richard Hell & The Voidoids

Let Me Entertain You by Rusty Warren

Setima Patrula by Los Bellkings 

We're Gonna Have a Real Good Time Together by The Velvet Underground 

Slander by Ty Wagoner

Palm Trees, Sun and Parking Lots by The Terrorists

Makin' Love by The Sloths

What About Us by The Fall

I Got a Feelin' in My Body by Elvis Presley 

Bank Robber by The Clash

Solo Estoy by Lorella y Los Shakers

My Gypsy Auto Pilot by Gogol Bordello

I Create in the Broken System by Arrington de Dionyso's Malaikat Dan Singa 
Pretty Boy by Johnny Dowd

Space II by Butthole Surfers

Social Fools by Devo

Hound Dog by Gefilte Joe & The Fish

I Come From the Mountain by Thee Oh Sees

Longview by Richard Cheese

Them Changes by Big John Hamilton & Doris Allen

Mixed Up Crazy World by Nick Curran & The Nitelifes

The Devil's Daughter by Buddy Guy

Quitter La Ville by Thee Verduns

Summer Wine by Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazelwood

The Kindness of Strangers by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

CLOSING THEME: Over the Rainbow by Jerry Lee Lewis

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Some Bluegrass Gospel for a Sunday Morning

Jimmy Martin: Going to Heaven in a flashy suit

Here's some sweet gospel sounds bluegrass style. If these songs don't touch your soul, I don't know what will.

Leading off is the great Jimmy Martin, singing a beautiful song in a pretty snazzy suit.


Next is a couple who aren't as famous as they ought to be, Tammy & Jerry Sullivan



Finally, here's Ricky Skaggs appearing on Marty Stuart's show

THE SANTA FE OPRY PLAYLIST

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Friday, Aug. 2, 2013 
KSFR, Santa Fe, NM 
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 OPENING THEME: Buckaroo by Buck Owens & The Buckaroos
Warmed Over Kisses by Dave Edmunds

I'm Gonna Dig Up Howlin' Wolf by Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper

Dirty Mouthed Flo by Robbie Fulks

Cajun Joe (The Bully of the Bayou) by Doug & Rusty Kerhaw

Hooker Bones 2 by DM Bob & The Deficits

How the West Was Won by Anthony Leon & The Chain

(Between the Two of Us) One of Us Has The Answer by Tim Timebomb
This Ain't a Good Time. By Big Sandy & The Fly-Rite Boys

Billy the Kid by Ry Cooder

Miss Bonnie and Mr. Clyde by Joe Ely & Joel Guzman 

Mama Hated Diesels by Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen

Your Greedy Heart by Hazel Dickens

She and Us Pets by The Dirt Daubers

Oh Lonesome Me by Jerry Lee Lewis

Play My Boogie by Bill Mack

Beaver Hat Boogie by. Halden Woffard & The Hi- Beams

The Lord Knows I'm Drinkin' by Cal Smith

Penny Instead by Charlie Pickett

Skull and Crossbones by Bell & Shore

Hoboes Are My Heroes by. Legendary Shack Shakers

Don't Be Angry by Dale Watson

Beatin' My Head by Jayke Orvis

Nervous Breakdown by Whiskeytown 

Rehab Rendezvous by Rod Balch

Old Chunk of Coal by Billy Joe Shaver

Alligator Man by Jimmy C. Newman

Prohibition is a Failure by John Cohen & The Dustbusters

If You Don't Know Me by Now by Shineyribs

It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels by Kitty Wells

Tonya's Twirls by Loudon Wainwright III

When Two Worlds Collide by Roger Miller

Between the Whiskey and the Wine by Miss Leslie

CLOSING THEME: Comin' Down by The Meat Puppets

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LIVE AT CBGB

Terrell's Tune-up got held today for space in Pasatiempo. Happens sometimes. So instead of that, here's this:

I got a press release this morning for an upcoming soundtrack album for an upcoming movie about CBGB, that famouse dump in New York City's Bowery that was the proving grounds for many of the bands that became the cream of American punk rock.

I only got to go there once, back in the late 90s. I was with my daughter, then a teenager, and her friend. The band playing that night was one none of us had ever heard of, This Bike is a Pipe Bomb. I kept trying to imagine that they were The Patti Smith Group or The Ramones. (They weren't even close, but they were kind of fun.)

"The film tells the story of Hilly Krystal, played by Alan Rickman, and his legendary Bowery club that brought punk to life and helped birth the underground music scene in the U.S." So says the press release. "The film also stars Malin Akerman, Ryan Hurst and Ashley Greene. The movie will premiere at the CBGB Festival, and will open in select cities on October 11th."

The soundtrack, to be released Oct. 8 by Omnivore Records features lots of the bands who rose out of CBGB -- including Richard Hell & the Voidoids, The Dead Boys, Television, The Talking Heads -- and those that influenced them like The Velvet Underground, The Stooges, The MC5, etc.

Any who, here's some videos of some bands playing CBGB before they got famous.

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Sun Arise!

If anyone was ever dumb enough to put me in charge of a radio station, I would mandate that every morning at sunrise we'd have to play this song.






"Sun Arise" appeared on Alice's greatest album Love it to Death in 1971, (following the creepy classic "The Ballad of Dwight Fry.") I actually like the album version best, but I couldn't resist posting this grainy, 40-year-old footage that gives the song a proper primordial feel.

The song was written by Australian novelty singer Rolf Harris, (most famous for "Tie Me Kangaroo Down"), but it's based on Aboriginal music.

(I used to have the album pictured below)



I can't help but think that everyone's day would go a little better if it started off with this song.