TERRELL'S SOUND WORLD PLAYLIST

Sunday, June 5, 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
Bloody Mary by Barrence Whitfield & The Savages

JuJu Hand by Handsome Dick Manitoba

Jack Pepsi by TAD

The Witch by Los Peyotes

Hall of Fame by Andre Williams

Ugly by SA90

High School Girls by The Gears

I'm a Trash Man by Deke Dickerson & The Trashmen

A House is Not a Motel by Marshmallow Overcoat

Shadows of Night by Dead Moon

Frankenstein by Pierced Arrows

Hey Mr. Rain by The Velvet Underground

The Boner by Geil & The Pimps

How to Fake as Lunar Landing by Alien Space Kitchen

Long Distance Call by The Super Super Blues Band

Back it Up by King Mud

Stop Breakin' Down by Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears 

Thank You Sir, by Reverend John Wilkins

The Snake by Reverend Tom Frost

Golden Surf II by Pere Ubu

Ironclad by Sleater-Kinney

Burning Song by Jonah Gold & His Silver Apples

Feast of the Mau Mau by Screamin' Jay Hawkins

County Fool by The Showmen

Teddy Bear by Bette Stuy

Our Sacred Hate by He Who Cannot Be Named

Which End is Up by Miriam

Bad as Me by Tom Jones

CLOSING THEME: Over the Rainbow by Jerry Lee Lewis

THE SANTA FE OPRY PLAYLIST

Friday, June 3, 2016
KSFR, Santa Fe, NM
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10 p.m. to midnight Fridays Mountain Time
Host: Steve Terrell 101.1 FM
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OPENING THEME: Buckaroo by Buck Owens
Wanted Man by The Waco Brothers

Baker's Half Dozen by Jim Stringer

Walkin' After Midnight by Cyndi Lauper

Company's Comin' by Porter Wagoner

Right Time by Nikki Lane

Country Girls Ain't Cheap by Trailer Radio

Winning the War on Drugs by Asylum Street Spankers

The Marriage Song by The Stumbleweeds

A Married Man's a Fool by Butterbeans & Susie

Travelin' Shoes by Tom Jones

Devil's in the Bottle by Dallas Wayne

Truck Drivin' Man by The Twang Bangers

Brace for Impact by Sturgil Simpson

I'm the Only Hell My Mama Ever Raised by Johnny Paycheck

Aunt Peg's New Old Man by Robbie Fulks

Mommy for a Day by Rhonda Vincent

I Got Mine by Frank Stokes

Brand New Cadillac by Wayne Hancock

Wreck of the Old 97 by Hank Williams III

Drive Drive Drive by Dale Watson

All the Way Back Home by The Dinosaur Truckers

Run Rosie, Run by Trailer Bride

Better Call Saul by Junior Brown

Mental Cruelty by Buck Owens & Rose Maddox

Open Pit Mine by George Jones

Just Like a Monkey by South Memphis String Band

My 45 by Holly Golightly & The Brokeoffs

Beautiful Losers by Beth Lee & The Breakups

Mama was a Trainwreck by Karen Hudson

Secret Love by Loretta Lynn

Naked Light of Day by Butch Hancock 

The Angels Rejoiced Last Night by The Louvin Brothers

Desperadoes Waitin' for a Train by The Highwaymen

CLOSING THEME: Comin' Down by The Meat Puppets


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THROWBACK THURSDAY: Songs for Lizzie

Yesterday, June 1, marked the 89th anniversary of the death of Lizzie Borden, who died at the age of 66 in her hometown of Fall River, Mass. -- 34 years after a jury acquitted her in the ax murders of her father and stepmother.

I won't go into all the (literally) gory details of the double homicide that took place Thursday, August 4, 1892 at the Borden household. You can get the basic details HERE. I just want to honor Lizzy's musical legacy. It's richer than you might think.

The most familiar Lizzie Borden song is that famous children's rope-skipping song that goes

Lizzie Borden took an axe
Gave her mother 40 whacks.
When she saw what she had done,
She gave her father 41.

What children actually sang this song, Wednesday and Pugsley Addams?

But that's not the only music to come out of the murders.

Premiering in 1948 was a Lizzie ballet, The Fall River Legend by American choreographer Agnes de Mille. The score was composed by Morton Gould. It opened at New York's Metropolitan Opera House. Who knew Lizzie was so graceful? Here's a video clip of a later production.



And speaking of high culture, there also was a Lizzie Borden opera. This was composed by Jack Beeson in 1965 and was performed that by the New York City Opera, conducted by Anton Coppola. This clip features several scenes from the opera.



The 1960s folk group called The Chad Mitchell Trio took the black humor route.



Fast forward to the 80s where an Arizona thrash band called Flotsam and Jetsam embraced the darkness of the Lizzie legend.



And in 2003 The Dresden Dolls used the Borden murders as a launch pad for this depressing ditty. They got the number of whacks wrong, but so did the famous kiddie song. Abby Borden only suffered 19 blows while Andrew Borden got 11.



There are other songs about young women committing unspeakable murders that had to have been influenced by Lizzie Borden. Tom Lehrer's "The Irish Ballad" is one. And so is Nick Cave's "The Curse of Milhaven," whose murderous narrator Loretta might be a younger version of our Lizzie.

WACKY WEDNESDAY: On the Road Again

It's June, which means summer is virtually here, which means millions of Americans will be on the road again!

A couple of days ago on Facebook my friend Tommy C dropped some obscure lyrics from an under-appreciated Bob Dylan song, something about "brown rice, seaweed and a dirty hot dog." This sounded distantly familiar, but I couldn't remember the title of the song. So with the help of Mr. Google, I learned it was "On the Road Again," which originally appeared on the first Dylan album I ever owned, Bringing it All Back Home.

I got yer dirty hot dog RIGHT HERE:

Very few entertainers have used images of seaweed, dirty hot dogs etc and started off songs with "Well, I wake up in the morning / There's frogs inside my socks ..." But lots of songwriters have used the title "On the Road Again." Though it's not very original, most of the ones I've heard I like.

Below is a collection of those. This would make a fine play list for any road trip in the summer of 2016.

I first heard the folloong song done by The Lovin' Spoonful and later by The Grateful Dead, But The Memphis Jug Band did it first back in the late 1920s.



I wasn't familiar until recently with this electric, Howlin' Wolf influenced blues by Floyd Jones

 

Likewise, I'm a newcomer to this rocking little tune by Tom Rush, from his 1966 Take a Little Walk With Me.



But I've been a fan of this Canned Heat tune for 45 years or more. They had a hit single with this song, but I'm posting their Woodstock performance of the song.

 

I bet the best-known "On the Road Again" is Willie Nelson's



And I just discovered a rap tune called "On the Road Again," released in 2005 by Sheek Louch.



May you have a safe but eventful road trip or two this summer.

Suitable for any Memorial Day BBQ: the latest BIG ENCHILADA episode!

Greetings, out there in podland,  the 96th exciting episode of The Big Enchilada is here, so weep no more. We have wild new sounds from He Who Cannot Be Named, Alien Space Kitchen, Sex Hogs II,  San Antonio Kid, a couple of Swedish bands, Rattanson and Fezz, classic punk rock from The Germs, The Eyes and Skull Control, a strange ditty from rockin' Rod McKuen and to celebrate episode 96, some sweet sounds from the 9,696-year-old Perfect Master himself, Question Mark (and the Mysterians).

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Here's the playlist:

(Background Music: Honey Rock by Barney Kessel)
96 Lagrimas by Los Shains
"8" Teen by Question Mark & The Mysterians
Losing My Mind by Alien Space Kitchen 
MDManne by San Antonio Kid
Wandering Black Hole by Rattanson
I Dig Her Wig by Rod McKuen

(Background Music: Banshee by The Derangers)
Lovedoll by He Who Cannot Be Named
Pigtails by Sex Hogs II 
Magma by The Scrams
Demolition Man by Skull Control
Ugly by SA90
I'm Your Witchdoctor by The Chants
Around and Around by The Germs

(Background Music: Straitjacket by Bill Haley & The Comets)
Fezzalized by Fezz
I Want You to Be My Baby by Grace Chang
Kill Your Parents by The Eyes
Hellbound by Sinners
There's a UFO Up There by Travis Wammack
Money Changes Everything by Ought
(Background Music: 96 Tears (en Espanol) by  Question Mark & The Mysterians)

Play it below: