TERRELL'S SOUND WORLD PLAYLIST

Sunday, May 1, 2016 
KSFR, Santa Fe, N.M. 
10 p.m. to midnight Sundays Mountain Time 
Host: Steve Terrell
Webcasting!
101.1 FM
email me during the show! terrell(at)ksfr.org

Here's the playlist

OPENING THEME: Let It Out (Let it All Hang Out) by The Hombres
May Day by Jack Hardy
Keep Movin' by Freddy Cannon & The Gears

No Fun by Iggy Pop

Destino Venus by Horror Deluxe

Alien Agenda by Alien Space Kitchen

Conjure Child by Tony Joe White

Poor Poor Pitiful Me by Waren Zevon

Venice with Girls by The Fall

Ride a White Swan by T Rex

How are USA by Peelander-Z

Bitch Slap Attack by Lovestruck

Funeral in These Streets by Scratch Buffalo

No Cops by The Night Beats

Sticky Hulks by Thee Oh Sees

Diamond Man by Lonesome Shack

The Strip Polka by The Andrews Sisters

Black Dog Blues by Bette Stuy

Incarceration Casarole by Barrence Whitfield & The Savages

What Now? By Andre Williams

Voodoo Music by J.B. Lenoir

Every Woman Needs a Working Man by Johnny Rawls

Don't Mess with My Toot Toot by Jello Biafra & The New Orleans Raunch and Soul All-Stars

King's Highway by Sulphur City

Black Shiny Beast by Buick MacKane

Wave Goodbye by Ty Segall 

Isabelle by San Antonio Kid

Way Down in the Hole by Compulsive Gamblers

Time by Prince

Volare by Drifting Mines

CLOSING THEME: Over the Rainbow by Jerry Lee Lewis

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THE SANTA FE OPRY PLAYLIST

Friday, April 29, 2016
KSFR, Santa Fe, NM
Webcasting!
10 p.m. to midnight Fridays Mountain Time
Host: Steve Terrell 101.1 FM
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Here's my playlist :

OPENING THEME: Buckaroo by Buck Owens

Red Red Robin by Rosie Flores

OnTop of Spaghetti by Jane Baxter Miller 

Stay a Little Longer by Glambilly

Deep Fat Fried by Jim Stringer

Everybody Out by Al Scorch

Columbus Stockade Blues by Pine Hill Haints

Drugstore Truckdrivin' Man by Jason & The Scorchers

What's a Simple Man to Do by Steve Earle

Pool Cue by Two Tons of Steel

Anytime by Eddie Arnold

Keep Your Mouth Shut by Beth Lee & The Breakups

This Life With You by Supersuckers with Hayes Carll

Please Believe Me by Dave Insley

The Asp and the Albatross by Freakwater

Big Mack's Off the Blocks by Bill Kirchen

The Hot Guitar by Smilin' Eddie Hill & His Boys

Dyin' Crapshooter's Blues by David Bromberg

Music Makin' Mama from Memphis by RD Hendon

Long Road by Alice Wallace

Rainy Day Woman by Waylon Jennings

Sea Stories by Sturgill Simpson

Pocket of a Clown by Dwight Yoakam

False Prophet by Dash Rip Rock

To Ramona by The Mystix

Yesterday's News Just Hit Home Today by Johnny Paycheck

Cakewalk into Town by Taj Mahal 

Wish You Back by Stephanie Hatfield

Gallo de Cielo by Tom Russell with Katy Moffatt

Tomorrow by Eric Hisaw

Sarah Jane by Robbie Fulks

Kern River by Dave Alvin

Lay Me Down by Loretta Lynn with Willie Nelson

CLOSING THEME: Comin' Down by The Meat Puppets


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THROWBACK THURSDAY: April Showers

Walking out to the parking lot after work today I looked up to the sky and saw the clouds. But, being from New Mexico, I realized it probably wasn't really going to rain.

And then this song popped into my head:

Though April showers may come your way, they bring the flowers that bloom in May ...

It's one of those songs folks my age and older have just known all our lives. I probably first heard it on a Bugs Bunny cartoon.

But the song, written by written by Louis Silvers and lyricist B. G. De Sylva, goes back to a 1921 Broadway musical called Bombo, starring a young Al Jolson.

"April Showers" became one of Jolson's signature songs -- though it wasn't identified with him nearly as much as "My Mammy" or "Swanee."

So let's start with the Jolson original.



I'm not exactly sure when Mel Torme shot this version with the Page Cavanaugh Trio. But it's pretty snazzy.




Santo & Johnny, best known for their spooky classic "Sleep Walk,"  turned "April Showers" into a rock 'n' roll instrumental.



But, about 14 years after Jolson first sang this tune, there was another song that had "April Showers" in its title, "March Winds and April Showers," written by Walter G. Samuels, Leonard Whitcup and Teddy Powell.  Here's a 1935 recording by Abe Lyman & His California Orchestra, with vocals by crooner Louis Rapp.



And somehow, decades later, that song evolved into this, thanks to  ProleteR, a French guy who loves remixing and modernizing old jazz, R&B and soul tunes. (He does a great "Melancholy Baby")




For more deep dives into songs, check out The Stephen W. Terrell Web Log Songbook

WACKY WEDNESDAY:Attack of the Singing Clowns

Feeling low? Nothing like a singing clown to wipe away your blues.


Unless, of course your sad mood is caused by coulrophobia ...

So without further ado, let's send in the singing clowns.

This first one was an actual TV ad in Argentina a few years ago:



I'm not sure where this video was shot. But I like the title: "Crazy, Hilarious, Funny, Singing Clowns Playing Banjo and Accordion"



These merry fellows are having fun backstage, apparently after a performance of Slava's Snow Show, a theatrical production created in the 90s by Slava Polunin, a Russian clown artist.



And here's Puddles Pity Party singing a Crazy, Hilarious, Funny Big Top favorite



(Puddles actually is better known for this hit )

So if you need more music to awaken your inner Bozo, check out this classic Big Enchlada episode;

Big Enchilada for Mutants

Welcome to the latest Big Enchilada Podcast now on Radio Mutation, formerly known as GaragePunk Pirate radio. In honor of the new name change, I'm dedicating this show to rock 'n' roll mutants every where. Let's mutate together!

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Here's the playlist:

(Background Music: Ave Genghis Khan by Os Mutantes)
Keep Movin' by Freddy "Boom Boom" Cannon & The Gears
Don't Be Afraid to Pogo by The Gears
I Dreamt of the Dead by The Bonnevilles
All I Want is More by Kathy Freeman & Auto Pilot Club
Tribo Canibal by Horror Deluxe
Hoochie Woman by Tony Joe White

(Background Music: 2 Nigs United for West Compton by Prince)
Come Over Tonight by Terminal Licks 
Beeline by The Ugly Beats
If Mother Knew by The Oblivians with Mr. Quintron
I Know Your Name by Scratch Buffalo 
Red Headed Strangler by Friends of Caesar Romero
Cone of Light by Almighty Defenders

(Background Music: Whipping Post by The Fontanas)
Get Your Kick on Route 666 by Monkeyshines
Boundless by The Blues Against Youth
Chicken Yodeling Woman by O Lendario Chucrobillyman
Hotdog by The No-Brainers
Feeling Very Difficult Today by The Outta Sorts
Yesterday is Here by Rattlin' Bone

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