TERRELL'S SOUND WORLD PLAYLIST

Updated with Mixcloud link!

Sunday, May 10, 2020
KSFR, Santa Fe, NM
Webcasting!
9 p.m. to midnight Sundays Mountain Time
Host: Steve Terrell 101.1 FM
Email me during the show! terrel(at)ksfr.org

Here's my playlist :

OPENING THEME: Let It Out (Let it All Hang Out) by The Hombres

Here's my playlist :

Astral by The Rockin’ Guys
She Doesn’t Laugh at My Jokes by Jonathan Richman
Scratch My Back by Jan Panter
Baby, Scratch My Back by Slim Harpo
Shake Your Hips by The Rolling Stones
Arrested for Driving While Blind by ZZ Top
If I Had a Hammer by Wolfmoon
All Around the World by Little Richard

Daddy Rockin’ Strong by The Dirtbombs
Funky Hot Grits by Rufus Thomas
Ministry of Love by The Artakees
Too Much Love by Harlan T. Bobo
You Left the Water Running by Otis Redding
Free by X
Wicked Sensitive Crew by Dropkick Murphys
Gallant Men by Sen. Everett Dirksen

I Couldn’t Say No by MFC Chicken
Prissy Missy by King Salami & The Cumberland 3
The Girl Can’t Dance by Bunker Hill (with Link Wray)
Heartbreak Hotel by Link Wray
I Couldn't Spell !!*@! by Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs
You Want It by Thee Shams
The Model by King Automatic
21 & Counting by The Mystery Lights
Trash Talk by Reigning Sound

Stop Breaking Down by Black Joe Lewis & The Honey Bears
Let’s Go For a Ride by TAD
Tales of Terror by Mudhoney
Voodoo Rhythm by The Meteors
I See the Light by Reverend Beat-Man
Strange Words by The Electric Mess
Problem Child by J.D. Hangover
Dieter Caught My Bus by Wet Blankets
Crazy People by The Boswell Sisters

NEO-SWING SET 

The Call of the Jitterbug by Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Zip Gun Bop by Royal Crown Revue
Wrong Lake to Catch a Fish by The Love Dogs
White Trash Toodle-oo by The Cherry-Poppin’ Daddies
Since I Don’t Have You by Brian Setzer Orchestra
Secret Agent Holiday by Alien Fashion Show
We the Cats Shall Hep You by Joe Jackson
Old Man Mose by Pierre Omer’s Swing Revue

I Say Hang Him by Mini Mekons & Robbie Fulks
White Trash Girl by Candye Kane
My Boyfriend Hates Surf Music by The 99ers
The Ledge by Camper Van Beethoven
I Wanna Know by Lenny Kaye
Dreaming My Dreams With You by Waylon Jennings
The Cross by Prince
CLOSING THEME: Over the Rainbow by Jerry Lee Lewis

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UPDATE 5-12-20

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WACKY WEDNESDAY: Feel Like You've Been Buried Alive?

After nearly two months of COVID quarantine, I've heard (mainly read on social media) several people complaining that they feel like they've been "buried alive" by social distancing. A little overdramatic, but who am I to judge?

But that feeling of being "buried alive" is one that many a popular music composer has expressed through the past few decades. In fact, it's become one of the most overused metaphors in American music.

But again, who am I to judge?

Below is a small sampling of songs called "Buried Alive," some pretty cool, some pretty wretched. Don't whine if I left out your favorite. Start your own blog!

The first "Buried Alive" song I ever was aware of, an instrumental called "Buried Alive in the Blues" on Janis Joplin's posthumous album Pearl. (This also became the title of a biography of Janis by her sister Laura Joplin.)



If you look through YouTube, Spotify or the AllMusic Guide you'll see the title "Buried Alive" has mainly been used by metal bands. Here's a version by Black Sabbath. It originally appeared on their Dehumanizer album in 1992.



The band Avenged Sevenfold (a "Southern California metal combo that began by freely incorporating emo and post-hardcore, but later developed a classic hard rock feel" according to AllMusic) also recorded a happy little tune called "Buried Alive" in 2010.



Speaking of classic rock, Ron Wood of The Rolling Stones did this "Buried Alive" on his 1979 solo album Gimme Some Neck.



Billy Idol apparently thought it was a nice day for being buried alive.



Originally performed on a Drake album, hip-hop artist Kendrick Lamar also told of being buried alive.



The Dropkick Murphys took the concept to Celt rock.



And Pierced Arrows, the band Fred & Toody Cole formed after Dead Moon, gave the concept a good Fred & Toody treatment.

TERRELL'S SOUND WORLD PLAYLIST

Sunday, May 3 , 2020
KSFR, Santa Fe, NM
Webcasting!
9 p.m. to midnight Sundays Mountain Time
Host: Steve Terrell 101.1 FM
Email me during the show! terrel(at)ksfr.org

Here's my playlist :

OPENING THEME: Let It Out (Let it All Hang Out) by The Hombres
May Day by Jack Hardy
Party Out of Bounds by B52s
Bloody Mary by Barrence Whitfield & The Savages
It’s Trash by The Cavemen
Sookie Sookie by Roy Thompson
Vital Juices by Funkadelic
Bikini Girls with Machine Guns by The Cramps
Karate Monkey by The Woogles

Alphabetland by X
Feel All Right by The Oblivians
Call the Police by Stephanie McDee
Police Call by Drywall
7 an 7 Is by The Ramones
Ain’t Got No Home by Clarence “Frogman” Henry
Get Out of the Car by Richard Berry
Baldhead by Professor Longhair

Justine by Don & Dewy
40 Birds by King Khan & The Shrines
That’s Neat, That’s Nice by NRBQ
Bad Boy by Larry Williams
Jesus Christ Twist by Reverend Beat-Man
Get Off by Prince
Devil May Care by Sarah Shook & The Disarmers
Journey to the Center of the Mind by The Amboy Dukes
Give Booze a Chance by The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band

Mustang Ranch by Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears
Shake a Tail Feather by Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels
Livin’ in Chaos by The Sonics
Pablo Picasso by Jonathan Richman
Didn’t It Rain by Asylum Street Spankers
Siki Siki Baba by Kocani Orkestar

Memphis, Egypt by The Sadies with Jon Langford
Come Back Bird by Manby’s Head
Last Call by The Electric Mess
The Lover’s Curse by The A-Bones
Reel You In by Sin City
It’s Lame by Figures of Light
Girl (You Captivate Me) by Question Mark & The Mysterians
96 Tears by Big Maybelle
Ain’t Hit a Shame by Big Rock & Tadpole

Medication by The Gregg Turner Band
The Void by Mean Motor Scooter
American Music by Violent Femmes
Time Fades Away by Alien Space Kitchen
The Bridge That Wouldn’t Burn by Kinky Friedman
Dreaming’ and Working’ by Hoth Brothers
Georgia Lee by Tom Waits

CLOSING THEME: Over the Rainbow by Jerry Lee Lewis

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THROWBACK THURSDAY: Songs That The Wheel Taught Us

Ray Benson with Asleep at the Wheel at the
2010 Thirsty Ear Festival, Eaves Ranch, NM

About the same time that the world found out that John Prine had caught COVID-19, there was news that Ray Benson -- supreme commander and president for life of the venerable western-swing revival band Asleep at the Wheel also had contracted the disease.

But unlike Prine, Benson, 69, survived it. And, during this cruel time, that made me happy.

So in celebration here's a salute to long tall Ray and some of the songs the Wheel has helped keep alive.

First here's "Choo Choo Ch'Boogie," a Louis Jordan song that appeared on Asleep at the Wheel's self-titled 1974 album.



The first Wheel album I ever owned was Texas Gold (1975). One of my favorite songs on that was "Let Me Go Home, Whiskey," written by a bluesman named John "Shifty" Henry and a hit for Amos Milburn in the 1950s.



Also on Texas Gold sung by original Wheelster Chris O'Connell, was this soulful ballad, which was written and originally recorded by Tousaint McCall.



In 1987, Asleep at the Wheel had a hit with this song, originally recorded in the mid 1940s by Freddie Slack with the incomparable Ella Mae Morse on vocals


But most of all, Asleep at the Wheel has always been known as among the finest contemporary interpreters of Bob Wills. They've actually recorded not one, not two, but THREE tribute albums to the King of Western Swing and routinely include Wills covers on their records. This collaboration with the traitorous Dixie Chicks from 1999's Ride with Bob is one of my favorites.

Stay well, Mr. Benson and keep that Wheel rolling!

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The Big Enchilada Asks an Eternal Question

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(Background Music: Psychodestruct by The Switch Trout)
Eternity Road by Monkeyshines
Hunker in My Bunker by Dave Del Monte & The Cross Country Boys
Fuel My Fire by L7
Punk Ass Blues by Simon Stokes & Hammerlock
And on the Seventh Day by Blabbermouth vs Lachlan-Young
Hodad Makin' the Scene With a 6-Pack by The Silly Surfers

(Background Music: X-Craft On Tirpitz by Wild Billy Chyldish & CTMF)
Relax About the Afterlife by A+ Setup
Girls Are Dancing on the Highway by Weird Omen
Grits Ain't Groceries by '68 Comeback
Trash-Talkin' Paint-Huffin' Girl by The Cavemen (New Zealand)
Reel You In by Sin City
Bowling Alley Oop by The Cavemen (Texas)

(Background Music: Black Widow by Frantic Flattops)
Eternally is Here by The Gun Club
You Get All the Fun by Hipbone Slim & The Knee Tremblers
Nerve by The Screamin' Yeehaws
Hey Girl by Cole & The Embers
Couldn't Find Love by The Coachwhips
It's Trash by The Cavemen (Florida)
Eternally Yours by The Barons
(Background Music: Richard Diamond by Buddy Morrow)


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