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Songs on Toast - 02/12/2010

Posted by Brian Cullman on February 12, 2010 @ 10:00 pm | Post a comment

You Send Me-demo 1:44 Sam Cooke SAR Records Story
Tell Me What Is True Love 2:03 Bert Janch Rosemary Lane
I’ll Take Care Of You 2:26 Bobby “Blue” Bland Two Steps From The Blues
Once-Touched By Flame 2:54 Tim Hardin Suite For Susan Moore
That’s The Way Love Goes 3:10 Willie Nelson To Lefty From Willie
My Funny Valentine 6:01 Miles Davis Quintet Chronicles - The Complete Prestige Recordings 1951-1956
You Still Believe In Me 2:35 The Beach Boys Pet Sounds
Summer_ruffMix 4:30 Byron isaacs Jan 29 mix
For Your Precious Love 2:54 Otis Redding Otis! The Definitive Otis Redding
I Love You More Than Words Can Say Karen Dalton It’s So Hard To Tell Who’s Going To Love You The Best
I’ll Be Seeing You (1944 Single) 3:33 Billie Holiday The Complete Commodore Recordings
Come Rain Or Come Shine 3:43 Ray Charles Genius & Soul: The 50th Anniversary Collection
When Something Is Wrong Charlie Rich Feel Like Going Home: The Essential Charlie Rich
The Book Of Love 2:42 The Magnetic Fields 69 Love Songs
Guardian Angel 3:20 Mink Deville Return to Magenta
When You Love Me 2:35 Memphis Minnie American Blues Legends
I’ll Keep It With Mine 5:55 Fairport Convention Meet On The Ledge: The Classic Years (1967-1975)
More To Love 4:39 Nick Holmes White Elephant
Sua Estupidez 3:50 Gal Costa Gal Costa
Intro To Let’s Stay Together 0:37 Al Green Greatest Hits
Let’s Stay Together 3:20 Al Green Greatest Hits
I Just Wanted To See You So Bad Lucinda Williams Lucinda Williams
Where The Railroads Run On Time Brian Cullman OK SAVANT
Take Me Girl 2:35 Neptunes Soul Defenders At Studio One
Denise 1:59 Randy & Rainbows The Doo Wop Box Vol. 4
Church Bells May Ring 2:25 The Willows The Doo Wop Box
I Feel Fine 2:20 The Beatles Past Masters
No Matter What You Do 2:48 Love Love
Lovin’ You 2:33 Lovin Spoonful Anthology
Peace Of Mind 4:11 Neil Young Comes A Time R
The Times You’ve Come 3:39 Jackson Browne For Everyman
Lead Me On 2:06 Bobby “Blue” Bland Two Steps From The Blues
When Heart Is Open 15:07 Van Morrison Common One

Jazz In The A.M. - 02/11/2010

Posted by Ben Boddie on February 11, 2010 @ 9:32 pm | Post a comment

Artist - Song Title - CD Title - Label - Year

8:00 A.M. (Eastern)
Matt Slocum - Seven Stars - Portraits - Chandra Records - 2009
Bill Mays Trio - The Summer Knows - Mays At The Movies - Steeple Chase - 2009
Ron Horton Featuring Antonio Zambrini - Shorter - It’s A Gadget World - Abeat Records - 2009
Lissy Walker - I Remember You - Life Is Sweet - Strawberry Canyon Records - 2009
Vince Norman/Joe McCarthy Big Band - Knight For A Day  - Bright Future - OA2 Records - 2010
James Zollar - Chicago Preffered - Zollar Systems - JZAZ Records - 2009
Annie Sellick - I Love Paris - Street Of Dreams - Chalice Music Inc. - 2009
Sheryl Bailey - East to Wes - A New Promise - MCG Jazz - 2009
SaltmanKnowles - Cry - Yesterday’s Man - Pacific Coast Jazz - 2009

9:00
John Stein - Elvin! - Raising the Roof - Whaling City Sound - 2009
DonBraden-Mark Rapp - A Flower Is A Lovesome Thing - The Strayhorn Project - Premium Music Solutions - 2009
Steve Hobbs - The Woody the Woodpecker Song - Vibes, Straight Up - Challenge Records - 2009
Gia Notte - My Funny Valentine - Shades - Gnote Records - 2010
Phil Kelly & The Northwest Prevailing Winds - B D Bunz - Ballet of the Bouncing Beagles - Origin Records - 2009
Hadley Caliman - You Leave Me Breathless - Straight Ahead - Origin Records - 2010
David Berger Jazz Orchestra - Sing Me A Love Song - Sing Me A Love Song - Such Sweet Thunder - 2009
Eric Le Lann - Ayam - Le Lann, Foster, Kikoski, Weiss - Plus Loin Music - 2009
David Leonhardt Trio - Prelude In A Minor - Bach To The Blues - Big Bang Records - 2009

10:00
Mitch Marcus Quintet - Ron And The Machete - Countdown 2 Meltdown - Porto Franco Records  - 2009
Matt Vashlishan - Inner Urge - No Such Thing - Origin Records - 2009
Josh Berman - Db - Old Idea - Delmark Records - 2009
Steve Colson - Digression - The Untarnished Dream - Silver Sphinx Recordings - 2010
Aram Shelton - Western Promenade - Two Cities - Delmark Records - 2009
Pat Metheny - Expansion - Orchestrion - Nonesuch - 2010
Roberto Fonseca - Siete Potencias (Bu Kantu) - Akokan - Justin Time Records - 2009
U O Project - T.I. - It’s Time For U - Uysses Owens, Jr. - 2009
Project Trio - Dr. Nick - Project Trio - Project Trio - 2010

11:00
Paul Meyers Quartet - I Cover the Waterfront  - Paul Meyers Quartet Featuring Frank Wess - Miles High Records - 2010
Holly Hofmann - Three’s Company - Three’s Company - Capri Records - 2009
Tobias Gebb & Unit 7 - Blues For Drazen - Free At Last - Yummy House Records - 2010
Nancy Harms - Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise - In the Indigo - Nancy Harms - 2009
Fred Fried And Core - Leanne’s Number - Core 3.0 - Ballet Tree Jazz Productions - 2010
Erica Lindsay, Sumi Tonooka - Mari - Initiation - ARC - 2009
Whitney James - How Deep Is The Ocean - The Nature Of Love - Stir Stick Music - 2009
Hiromi - BQE - Place To Be - Telarc Jazz - 2009
Lady K And The Kings Of Swing - My Foolish Heart - Live at BlackHawk - Kayjazz Productions - 2009

FreeWorldNetworkRadio-X - 02/11/2010

Posted by Bruce Mack on February 11, 2010 @ 12:00 pm | Post a comment

Episode #33: The Valentine’s Special…

Special Programming: Radio Geronimo 40th Anniversary Show

Posted by Bob Rogers on February 9, 2010 @ 11:37 pm | Post a comment

Radio Geronimo was the first European free-form station, some 40 years ago.  One of Geronimo’s prime movers and most popular program hosts was London-based Barry Everitt, host of taintradio’s weekly House of Mercy program.  Radio Geronimo provided many colorful moments in the saga of pirate radio, beginning with the fact that its transmitter was built in Monte Carlo in 1940 for use as part of Hitler’s propaganda apparatus.

Songs on Toast - 02/5/2010

Posted by Brian Cullman on February 9, 2010 @ 8:24 am | Post a comment

Ariwo Yaa 5:20 Bob Ohiri & His Uhuru Sound Uhuru Aiyee
Rocking Time 2:43 Burning Spear Creation Rebel
All The Stars 6:45 NOMO Ghost Rock
Wanna Die With A Smile On My Face 2:55 Chris Thomas King Red Mud Sessions
Memphis Boogie 3:25 Jesse Fuller Jazz, Folk Songs, Spirituals, & Blues
Boogie MB 3:42 Ndidi Onukwulu The Contradictor
Come Over Here 3:05 Elder Richard Bryant’s Sanctified Singers Goodbye, Babylon (Disc 2)
Memphis Blues 3:01 Louis Armstrong Plays W.C. Handy
Dont Sell It, Dont Give It Away Geoff Muldaur Texas Sheiks
Bootlegger’s Blues South Memphis String Band home Sweet Home
Thin Air 2:34 Duke Levine Beneath the Blue
Back Water Blues 3:06 Chris Knight The Trailer Tapes
She Left Me For Jesus Hayes Carll Trouble In Mind
I Get Off 2:40 Doug Sahm The Genuine Texas Groover
Downtown 3:16 Crazy horse Scratchy: The Reprise Recordings
Certeza 1:25 3 Na Massa 3 Na Massa
Samehni 5:37 Chaba Zahouania Les Titres Essentiels Raï
Ground Zero 3:59 Lil Wayne Rebirth
I’m Getting Over It 2:55 Papa Mali Do Your Thing
True Love 3:03 Micky Green
D’evils 3:32 Jay-Z Reasonable Doubt
Rien 3:56 Madjao Un ardéchois à paname
Aitimani 7:07 Etran Finatawa Tarkat Tajje/Let’s Go!
Modern Girl (…With Scissors) Alec Ounsworth Mo Beauty
Some Things You Don’t Want To Know Peter Wolf Sleepless
Girl At The Bar 2:32 Conway Twitty I Love You More Today
Bana Congo 5:03 Papa Noel Bana Congo
Watermelon Man 6:09 Chris Thomas King The Roots: The Soul of Chris Thomas King
Water 3:04 Ndidi Onukwulu No, I Never
Silver Screen Ornette Coleman Skies Of America
Sitting on Top of the World The Carolina Chocolate Drops Things About Comin’ My Way
Autumn 2:08 Moondog Moondog, The Viking Of 6th Avenue

Monkey Mind - 02/08/2010

Posted by Todd Morman on February 8, 2010 @ 4:44 pm | Post a comment

2nd half of this week’s playlist, just the usual twitchy mix of oddball sounds.

Monkey Mind - 02/08/2010

Posted by Todd Morman on February 8, 2010 @ 4:43 pm | Post a comment

The first hour of this week’s show is all Johnny Otis-related, from his 40s big-band/bebop through his 50s R&B to his 60s and 70s soulfunkblues - including the hilariously, incredibly raunchy “Snatch and the Poontangs” album he released in 1969 (almost certainly with his teen son Shuggie on guitar). I knew about Johnny Otis, sure, but hadn’t really explored his career until now. Motherfuckin WOW.

Hurray for the Riff-Raff in concert Sat Feb 27 at Marsh Woodwinds

Posted by Dave Tilley on February 8, 2010 @ 3:08 am | Post a comment

taintradio.org is bringing those purveyors of melodramatic popular song, Hurray for the Riff-Raff to Raleigh for a show at Marsh Woodwinds on Sat Feb 27th at 8pm.   This trio hails from New Orleans and their music is a blend of  blues, thrash and string-band music.

Instrumentation includes banjo, bass, accordion, guitar and autoharp.  Daytrotter described them as follows:  ”Hurray For The Riff Raff makes an odd combination of darkened folk music that contains full-bodied crooning, fascinating elements of the macabre and the kind of Americana flourishes that show up in music by contemporaries such as Dark Dark Dark, The Handsome Family and North Carolina’s The Bowerbirds. They aren’t songs of gleefulness, but they can be.”

You can check out Hurray for the Riff-Raff at their websites:

http://www.hurrayfortheriffraff.com
http://www.myspace.com/hurrayfortheriffraff

They have several videos you can watch to get an idea of what they’re like.

The show will take place at Marsh Woodwinds in Raleigh, NC on Sat Feb 27 at 8pm.  Tickets are $10 and will be available at the door.

For more info, email dave@taintradio.org or call (919)-834-8667.

B.P.R.D. - 02/07/2010

Posted by Todd Morman on February 7, 2010 @ 2:11 pm | Post a comment

Found a wonderful LP of modern compositions by Arthur Berger and Richard Donovan at the local used shop. It’s performed by a chamber group with Gunther Schuller conducting, sometime around 1966-67. I’ve interspersed the 4 pieces from that LP with selections from the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra’s excellent 1994 CD “A Set of Pieces: Music by Charles Ives.” Funny bit of synchronicity - pianist Gilbert Kalish appears on both recordings, which I didn’t realize until I was half-done recording this week’s show. The five Elizabethan lyrics, by the way, include great 17th-century lines like “If single love be such a curse, to marry is to make it ten times worse.” Hope you enjoy.

Congo Square - 02/07/2010

Posted by Jeff Duperon on February 7, 2010 @ 3:00 am | Post a comment

Episode 26
Congo Square was the only place in America where African slaves were allowed to market goods, socialize, and participate in drumming, music making, and dance in the 1700s-1800s, establishing the roots of American music. Although the historic use of the site predates jazz, it is significant because of the role the square played in New Orleans’ musical heritage and as a symbol of the early African-American contributions to the origins of jazz and other musical forms. Hi, I’m Jeff Duperon your host for a three hour journey of musical delights showcasing the music of New Orleans and the surrounding Region. Welcome…to Congo Square on listener-supported…taintradio.