"Midnight of quietness, recovery of life" - Jen Shyu + Mark Dresser (Synastry)
"Dance of the bees" - David French (Dance of the bees)
"A rain of grace" - Random Touch (Tributary)
"Skirmish" - Gypsophilia (Constellation)
"Tiny arrows" - The Jayhawks (Mockingbird time)
"Old blue" - Mike Cottone (Just remember)
"Moments like last night make me wanna believe in ghosts" - Electric Bird Noise (The Silber sessions)
"The discofication of the mongols" - MC Maguire (Nothing left to destroy)
"Fall off skateboard" - Michael Farsky (Hair alive)
"Solaria" - Jerry Granelli Trio (Let go)
"Weedwolf" - Elks (Destined for the sun)
"The viking" - Ikebe (Shakedown)
"A silver chord" - The Livings Kills (Faceless angels)
"Dawn" - Stephan Matthieu (A static place)
"Breezin' the keys" - Heavy Tin (Space cats)
"Adam, Eve, and the jellyfish" - Guitar (It's sweet to do nothing)
"The sunsets golden" - Locomotive Ghost (Close your eyes and listen)
"Gold rush" - Hunger Hush (Hunger Hush)
"In the meantime" - Kris Ellestad (No man is land)
"Underdog" - Brad Turner Quartet (It's that time)
"Evil in the pines" - The British Columbians (Made for darker things)
"Self checkout" - Hella (Tripper)
"Pleiades" - Julia Kent (Green and grey)
"Ecstatic crystallization 1" - Majutsu No Niwa (Ecstatic crystallization)
Long story but this was supposed to be a show that leaned (heavily) to jazz and featured all newly-released (or re-released) material. Well, the "new" bit happened but not the "jazz" bit (mostly). No worries. I think it worked out well and the new jazz CDs that I hoped to play this week will almost certainly make it to air next week.
As mentioned, CJSW Funding Drive is coming up in about a month; it will run from Oct. 21-28. There's now info on the CJSW website about the FD at http://cjsw.com/funding/. Please check it out. More on the fudning drive in the weeks to come.
Andrew
Monday, September 26, 2011
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
September 19, 2011
"Morris call" - John Kirkpatrick/Richard Thompson/Barry Dransfield/Ashley Hutchings/Dave Mattacks (Morris on)
"Track 5" -Marion Brown (Koeln, Germany, March 13, 1977)
"Marked" -EMA (Past life martyred saints)
"… to the ocean" - The Franco-Proietti Morph-Tet (Like the shore is to the ocean)*
"Bats in my pants" - Nekromantix (What happens in hell, stays in hell)
"Promises kept" - Sonny Sharrock (Ask the ages)
"Minds under construction" - Bootsy Collins (The funk capital of the world)
"Friend of mine (2)" - Bill Frisell (Sign of life: music for the 858 Quartet)
"Prophet's motifs" - The Bennie Maupin Quartet (Early reflections)
"Only a friend" - Dengue Fever (Cannibal courtship)
"Get to France" - Mogwai (Earth division EP)
"Fantasma" - Monstro (Fantasma)
"Bare necessities" - Bare Necessities (English country dances)
"Del ray" - Sola Rosa (Putumayo presents latin beat)
"'Them' shape shifting reptilians" - Rh Positive: Jim Heineman's Dream Band (Live @ Lorraine's)*
"Silverise" - Equilibrium (Walking voices)
"Bunny boy" - Joel Forrester/Phillip Johnston (Live at the Hillside Club)
"Morris off" - John Kirkpatrick/Richard Thompson/Barry Dransfield/Ashley Hutchings/Dave Mattacks (Morris on)
"N02" - Phish (Live bait, vol. 4)
"Damn!?!! (I don't know if I …)" - Laneous & The Family Yah (Scissors)
"Champe-de-mars" - Reine de France (Maxi 2: un ete a l'ere de la revolte)
"Bad houseguest" - Danny Fox Trio (The one constant)
"Smart matter" - Turtleboy (Smart matter)
"Witch's hand" - Age of the Glaive (New horizons)*
"You and me, ghost" - Sleeping In The Aviary (You and me, ghost)
"Tomorrow never knows" - Amen Dunes (Through donkey jaw)
"Revolution blues" - Keep Away The Dead (Siskiyou)*
*=Canadian
The big item this week was that the 6000th track was played on Breaking The Tethers. Unlike most earlier benchmarks, I actually managed to remember that the 6000th level was coming up and plan accordingly. I selected one of my fave tunes, "Promises kept" by the late Sonny Sharrock, to occupy spot #6000. I've played it once before, on the very first edition of BTT, on July 4, 2006, so I thought it fitting to feature it as the 6000th track this week.
Next week, I'll post more about the annual upcoming CJSW funding drive!
Andrew
"Track 5" -Marion Brown (Koeln, Germany, March 13, 1977)
"Marked" -EMA (Past life martyred saints)
"… to the ocean" - The Franco-Proietti Morph-Tet (Like the shore is to the ocean)*
"Bats in my pants" - Nekromantix (What happens in hell, stays in hell)
"Promises kept" - Sonny Sharrock (Ask the ages)
"Minds under construction" - Bootsy Collins (The funk capital of the world)
"Friend of mine (2)" - Bill Frisell (Sign of life: music for the 858 Quartet)
"Prophet's motifs" - The Bennie Maupin Quartet (Early reflections)
"Only a friend" - Dengue Fever (Cannibal courtship)
"Get to France" - Mogwai (Earth division EP)
"Fantasma" - Monstro (Fantasma)
"Bare necessities" - Bare Necessities (English country dances)
"Del ray" - Sola Rosa (Putumayo presents latin beat)
"'Them' shape shifting reptilians" - Rh Positive: Jim Heineman's Dream Band (Live @ Lorraine's)*
"Silverise" - Equilibrium (Walking voices)
"Bunny boy" - Joel Forrester/Phillip Johnston (Live at the Hillside Club)
"Morris off" - John Kirkpatrick/Richard Thompson/Barry Dransfield/Ashley Hutchings/Dave Mattacks (Morris on)
"N02" - Phish (Live bait, vol. 4)
"Damn!?!! (I don't know if I …)" - Laneous & The Family Yah (Scissors)
"Champe-de-mars" - Reine de France (Maxi 2: un ete a l'ere de la revolte)
"Bad houseguest" - Danny Fox Trio (The one constant)
"Smart matter" - Turtleboy (Smart matter)
"Witch's hand" - Age of the Glaive (New horizons)*
"You and me, ghost" - Sleeping In The Aviary (You and me, ghost)
"Tomorrow never knows" - Amen Dunes (Through donkey jaw)
"Revolution blues" - Keep Away The Dead (Siskiyou)*
*=Canadian
The big item this week was that the 6000th track was played on Breaking The Tethers. Unlike most earlier benchmarks, I actually managed to remember that the 6000th level was coming up and plan accordingly. I selected one of my fave tunes, "Promises kept" by the late Sonny Sharrock, to occupy spot #6000. I've played it once before, on the very first edition of BTT, on July 4, 2006, so I thought it fitting to feature it as the 6000th track this week.
Next week, I'll post more about the annual upcoming CJSW funding drive!
Andrew
Monday, September 12, 2011
September 12, 2011
"Ruby" - Eric St. Laurent Trio (Ruby)*
"The peacocks" - Brad Turner Quartet (It's that time)*
"Gimme gimme shock treatment" - Ramones (Loco live)
"Paddle like hell" - Tanglefoot (Dance like flames)*
"Garbage truck" - Galactic (The other side of midnight: live in New Orleans)
"Bri's dance" - Branford Marsalis/Joey Calderazzo (Songs of mirth and melancholy)
"Renegade" - Jake Hertzog (Evolution)
"The big h" - Cory Weeds and the Tilden Webb Trio (Just like that)*
"Rosewood" - Linley Hamilton (Taylor made)
"Blue chips" - Herbie Mann (New york jazz quartet)
"Exit music (for a film)" - Brad Mehldau (Live in Marciac)
"Brown sugar" - Bob Dylan (University of Dayton Arena, Dayton, OH, November 2, 2002)
"I might be wrong" - Amnesiac Quartet (Tribute to Radiohead)
"How blessed we are" - Random Touch (Tributary)
"Bowling green" - Devon Sproule (Don't hurry for heaven)*
"Reading party" - John Stetch Trio (Fabled states)*
"Flair" - The Julius Hemphill Sextet (At Dr. King's table)
"Vino griego" - Gypsophilia (Constellation)*
"Alter ego" - David French (Dance of the bees)*
"Mattress on a stick" - Jen Shyu + Mark Dresser (Synastry)
"Big time" - Kevin Dean Quartet (A message from the dean)*
"No sugar tonight" - The Barrymores (Guess who's home)*
"Sarder" - Francois Couturier (Takovsky Quartet)
"Chapter 3" - Robert Kusiolek/Anton Sjarvo/Ksawery Wojcinski (Nuntium)
"The magus" - Third Ear Band (The magus)
"Learn how to love" - Tedeschi Trucks Band (Revelator)
"Gyroscope" - Mike Cottone (Just remember)
"Turntable history" - Arnold Dreyblatt (Turntable history)
*=Canadian
There was a pretty big jazz bent to the program today. This was expected; for a couple of reasons, I had a stash of jazz CDs on hand, particularly new ones from Canadian artists. Breaking The Tethers started as a jazz-only program back in 2006 so it was kind of nice to return, in part, to that format. Something different next week!
Speaking of next week, the 6000th track to be played on BTT will happen on that show (Sept. 19). There was a chance this would happen this week (Sept. 12) but it didn't quite pan out. #6000 will be the 6th track featured on the program. This should occur somewhere in the second half of the first hour (7-8 AM MST).
And, yes, that was Bob Dylan singing the Rolling Stones' "Brown sugar".
Andrew
"The peacocks" - Brad Turner Quartet (It's that time)*
"Gimme gimme shock treatment" - Ramones (Loco live)
"Paddle like hell" - Tanglefoot (Dance like flames)*
"Garbage truck" - Galactic (The other side of midnight: live in New Orleans)
"Bri's dance" - Branford Marsalis/Joey Calderazzo (Songs of mirth and melancholy)
"Renegade" - Jake Hertzog (Evolution)
"The big h" - Cory Weeds and the Tilden Webb Trio (Just like that)*
"Rosewood" - Linley Hamilton (Taylor made)
"Blue chips" - Herbie Mann (New york jazz quartet)
"Exit music (for a film)" - Brad Mehldau (Live in Marciac)
"Brown sugar" - Bob Dylan (University of Dayton Arena, Dayton, OH, November 2, 2002)
"I might be wrong" - Amnesiac Quartet (Tribute to Radiohead)
"How blessed we are" - Random Touch (Tributary)
"Bowling green" - Devon Sproule (Don't hurry for heaven)*
"Reading party" - John Stetch Trio (Fabled states)*
"Flair" - The Julius Hemphill Sextet (At Dr. King's table)
"Vino griego" - Gypsophilia (Constellation)*
"Alter ego" - David French (Dance of the bees)*
"Mattress on a stick" - Jen Shyu + Mark Dresser (Synastry)
"Big time" - Kevin Dean Quartet (A message from the dean)*
"No sugar tonight" - The Barrymores (Guess who's home)*
"Sarder" - Francois Couturier (Takovsky Quartet)
"Chapter 3" - Robert Kusiolek/Anton Sjarvo/Ksawery Wojcinski (Nuntium)
"The magus" - Third Ear Band (The magus)
"Learn how to love" - Tedeschi Trucks Band (Revelator)
"Gyroscope" - Mike Cottone (Just remember)
"Turntable history" - Arnold Dreyblatt (Turntable history)
*=Canadian
There was a pretty big jazz bent to the program today. This was expected; for a couple of reasons, I had a stash of jazz CDs on hand, particularly new ones from Canadian artists. Breaking The Tethers started as a jazz-only program back in 2006 so it was kind of nice to return, in part, to that format. Something different next week!
Speaking of next week, the 6000th track to be played on BTT will happen on that show (Sept. 19). There was a chance this would happen this week (Sept. 12) but it didn't quite pan out. #6000 will be the 6th track featured on the program. This should occur somewhere in the second half of the first hour (7-8 AM MST).
And, yes, that was Bob Dylan singing the Rolling Stones' "Brown sugar".
Andrew
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
September 5, 2011
"'74" - Danger Floyd (Danger Floyd)**
"I mean you" - Ken Aldcroft and Dave Clark (Hat & beard: the music of Thelonius Monk)*
"The pits" - Battlefield Band (Line up)
"June hymn" - The Decemberists (An itunes session)
"Home" - Wooden Shjips (West)
"Movement IV: late at night/the astronomer" - Graham Reynolds (The difference engine)
"Lines" - Elliot Brood (Days into years)*
"Heroin train" - A Pale Horse Named Death (And hell will follow me)
"Sounds alien" - Brian Eno and the words of Rick Holland (Drums between the bells)
"Coplas" - Trio Bembe (Oh my soul)*
"When will you die" - They Might Be Giants (Join us)
"KRMN MB" - Maurizio Bianchi & Francisco Lopez (KRMN)
"Dust" - L/O/N/G (American primative)
"Djeredere" - Tinariwen (Tassili + 10:1)
"Golden years (Eric J. Lawrence KCRW remix)" - David Bowie vs. KCRW (Golden years)
"Mary's gone" - The Deep Dark Woods (The place I left behind)*
"Intro" - Blasted Canyons (Blasted Canyons)
"When the time passes slowly" - 400 Blows (Sickness & health)
"N6" - The Psychic Paramount (11)
"Fifteen saxophones" - Dickie Landry (Fifteen saxophones)
"Against the wall" - The Shillelaghs (Wastedly)**
"Canard poems" - Nate Wooley/Scott R. Looney/Damon Smith/Weasel Walter (Scowl)
"Optimus crime" - Caught Off Guard (Let's play)**
"Call it crowd control" - Shotgun Dolls (When the wind blows)**
"Burro" - Eternal Monolith (Unit Structure Sound Recording compilation 2)**
*=Canadian
**=local
This was kind of an odd show. In addition to some material from the CJSW playlist, I had about a dozen CDs at home that I wanted to feature on the program. Unfortunately, I left all of these at home. So, I largely ended up putting the show together on the fly, pulling almost all of the tracks from the playlist. In the end, I think it worked well.
One of the casualties of my error was that, contrary to what I said last week, this edition of Breaking The Tethers was not as jazz-focused as I thought it was going to be. Almost all of the CDs I left at home were new jazz CDs. I'll play catch-up and feature these next week.
Here's something else to listen for next week: It is very possible that the Sept. 12 program will be the show in which the 6000th Breaking The Tethers track will be played. If this doesn't occur next week, it will definitely happen the following week (Sept. 19). I'm not sure what the 6000th track will be at this point. If I remember, I will try to make mention of it on air though I may just forgot and note it later (as has happened with earlier benchmarks).
One last thing to mention is CJSW Funding Drive (FD) 2011. This is coming up at the end of October, with the Breaking The Tethers FD show scheduled for Monday, October 24, 7-10 am. I'll post more details about this year's Funding Drive in the weeks to come but I should state my goal (or one of them!): This year, I would very much like to hit the $1000 mark in pledges during the program. This has never quite happened; the four-digit mark has been reached just after the show but it would be great to reach the $1000 point while BTT is still on air.
Andrew
"I mean you" - Ken Aldcroft and Dave Clark (Hat & beard: the music of Thelonius Monk)*
"The pits" - Battlefield Band (Line up)
"June hymn" - The Decemberists (An itunes session)
"Home" - Wooden Shjips (West)
"Movement IV: late at night/the astronomer" - Graham Reynolds (The difference engine)
"Lines" - Elliot Brood (Days into years)*
"Heroin train" - A Pale Horse Named Death (And hell will follow me)
"Sounds alien" - Brian Eno and the words of Rick Holland (Drums between the bells)
"Coplas" - Trio Bembe (Oh my soul)*
"When will you die" - They Might Be Giants (Join us)
"KRMN MB" - Maurizio Bianchi & Francisco Lopez (KRMN)
"Dust" - L/O/N/G (American primative)
"Djeredere" - Tinariwen (Tassili + 10:1)
"Golden years (Eric J. Lawrence KCRW remix)" - David Bowie vs. KCRW (Golden years)
"Mary's gone" - The Deep Dark Woods (The place I left behind)*
"Intro" - Blasted Canyons (Blasted Canyons)
"When the time passes slowly" - 400 Blows (Sickness & health)
"N6" - The Psychic Paramount (11)
"Fifteen saxophones" - Dickie Landry (Fifteen saxophones)
"Against the wall" - The Shillelaghs (Wastedly)**
"Canard poems" - Nate Wooley/Scott R. Looney/Damon Smith/Weasel Walter (Scowl)
"Optimus crime" - Caught Off Guard (Let's play)**
"Call it crowd control" - Shotgun Dolls (When the wind blows)**
"Burro" - Eternal Monolith (Unit Structure Sound Recording compilation 2)**
*=Canadian
**=local
This was kind of an odd show. In addition to some material from the CJSW playlist, I had about a dozen CDs at home that I wanted to feature on the program. Unfortunately, I left all of these at home. So, I largely ended up putting the show together on the fly, pulling almost all of the tracks from the playlist. In the end, I think it worked well.
One of the casualties of my error was that, contrary to what I said last week, this edition of Breaking The Tethers was not as jazz-focused as I thought it was going to be. Almost all of the CDs I left at home were new jazz CDs. I'll play catch-up and feature these next week.
Here's something else to listen for next week: It is very possible that the Sept. 12 program will be the show in which the 6000th Breaking The Tethers track will be played. If this doesn't occur next week, it will definitely happen the following week (Sept. 19). I'm not sure what the 6000th track will be at this point. If I remember, I will try to make mention of it on air though I may just forgot and note it later (as has happened with earlier benchmarks).
One last thing to mention is CJSW Funding Drive (FD) 2011. This is coming up at the end of October, with the Breaking The Tethers FD show scheduled for Monday, October 24, 7-10 am. I'll post more details about this year's Funding Drive in the weeks to come but I should state my goal (or one of them!): This year, I would very much like to hit the $1000 mark in pledges during the program. This has never quite happened; the four-digit mark has been reached just after the show but it would be great to reach the $1000 point while BTT is still on air.
Andrew
Monday, August 29, 2011
August 29, 2011
"Tin-essaka" - Tinariwen (The radio tisdas sessions)
"Black sea suite" - John Stetch Trio (Fabled states)*
"Vital transformation" - The Mahavishnu Orchestra (Inner mounting flame)
"Rite of passage" - Abstract Artimus (Rite of passage)
"Circus freaks" - Corky and the Juice Pigs (Pants)*
"Fly from here - overture" - Yes (Fly from here)
"Porcelain baked cast iron wedding" - Linda Perhacs (Parallelograms)
"Disillusioned" - Demon Fuzz (Afreaka)
"Greenwich time" - Kirk MacDonald Jazz Orchestra (Deep shadows)*
"Regeneration part I: the tree house" - Al Henderson Septet (Regeneration)*
"Chapter 5" - Robert Kusiolek/Anton Sjarvo/Ksawery Wojcinski (Nuntium)
"Illusion of self" - The Last Poets (Holy terror)
"Pushed too far" - Son Volt (American central dust)
"L'apocalypse" - Francois Couturier (Takovsky Quartet)
"Shadows on behalf" - The Stepkids (The Stepkids)
"Taoue" - Abdoulaye N'Diaye (Taoue)
"Kuroneko yamato" - Aki Takase (Aki Takase plays Fats Waller)
"Little Sadie" - The Barley Hepcats (Six tunes)**
"Banyana (the children of Africa)" - Abdullah Ibrahim (Banyana)
"Floored" - The Nels Cline Singers (Initiate)
"And on the third day" - Michael Gibbs (Lancaster University 1969)
"J23439" - Extra Happy Ghost!!! (Modern horses)**
"Intro" - Arkham's Inmates (The hits will continue)**
"A fable" - Tigran (A fable)
"Ronnie's blues" - Alaniaris (Live at Somewhere There)*
"Joyo" - Biosphere (N-plants)
"Journey's end" - Larry Willis (Inner crisis)
Canadian=*
Local=**
This week's program featured a bit more jazz than has been common in last month or two. As I have about 15 new jazz CDs sitting on my desk (most of which are Canadian), I suspect that next week's edition (Sept. 5) will have a similar jazz focus. We'll see!
Andrew
"Black sea suite" - John Stetch Trio (Fabled states)*
"Vital transformation" - The Mahavishnu Orchestra (Inner mounting flame)
"Rite of passage" - Abstract Artimus (Rite of passage)
"Circus freaks" - Corky and the Juice Pigs (Pants)*
"Fly from here - overture" - Yes (Fly from here)
"Porcelain baked cast iron wedding" - Linda Perhacs (Parallelograms)
"Disillusioned" - Demon Fuzz (Afreaka)
"Greenwich time" - Kirk MacDonald Jazz Orchestra (Deep shadows)*
"Regeneration part I: the tree house" - Al Henderson Septet (Regeneration)*
"Chapter 5" - Robert Kusiolek/Anton Sjarvo/Ksawery Wojcinski (Nuntium)
"Illusion of self" - The Last Poets (Holy terror)
"Pushed too far" - Son Volt (American central dust)
"L'apocalypse" - Francois Couturier (Takovsky Quartet)
"Shadows on behalf" - The Stepkids (The Stepkids)
"Taoue" - Abdoulaye N'Diaye (Taoue)
"Kuroneko yamato" - Aki Takase (Aki Takase plays Fats Waller)
"Little Sadie" - The Barley Hepcats (Six tunes)**
"Banyana (the children of Africa)" - Abdullah Ibrahim (Banyana)
"Floored" - The Nels Cline Singers (Initiate)
"And on the third day" - Michael Gibbs (Lancaster University 1969)
"J23439" - Extra Happy Ghost!!! (Modern horses)**
"Intro" - Arkham's Inmates (The hits will continue)**
"A fable" - Tigran (A fable)
"Ronnie's blues" - Alaniaris (Live at Somewhere There)*
"Joyo" - Biosphere (N-plants)
"Journey's end" - Larry Willis (Inner crisis)
Canadian=*
Local=**
This week's program featured a bit more jazz than has been common in last month or two. As I have about 15 new jazz CDs sitting on my desk (most of which are Canadian), I suspect that next week's edition (Sept. 5) will have a similar jazz focus. We'll see!
Andrew
Monday, August 22, 2011
August 22, 2011
"Got my mojo working" - Muddy Waters (Icon)
"Om namah sivaya" - Alice Coltrane (Radha-krsna nama sankirtana)
"All the money I had is gone" - Deep Dark Woods (Winter hours)*
"Jackie-ing" - T.J. Kirk (T.J. Kirk)
"Eurozone" - Dog Day (Deformer)*
"Hallowed ground" - Mace Hibbard (Time gone by)
"I wanna go to a Ramones show" - Durban Poison (Lost in space)*
"Traveler" - Shadowplay (Like a kite)**
"Intro" - The Fantastic Brown Dirt (The Fantastic Brown Dirt)*
"Meander" - Wolfert Brederode Quartet (Post scriptum)
"Window over the bay" - Vashti Bunyan (Just another diamond day)
"Crin skrall" - Church of Jeffrey Adams (Unit Structure Sound Recording compilation 2)**
"Air-lwori (odu ifa suite)" - Steve Coleman and Five Elements (The mancy of sound)
"Nighthawk boogie" - Robert Nighthawk (35 years of Stony Plain)
"The hunt" - Jerry Goldsmith (Planet of the apes soundtrack)
"Just off the king's road" - Ken Aldcroft (Home: solo guitar compositions)*
"The hive" - Booker T. Jones (The road from Memphis)
"Hallowed ground" - Violent Femmes (Hallowed ground)
"Mutant brain" - Maurizio Bianchi (Mectpyo/Blut)
"Sherrif's ride" - Crumbling Ghost (Crumbling Ghost)
"Gumbiero" - Al Di Meola (Pursuit of radical rhapsody)
"Anthrax" - Gang Of Four (Entertainment!)
"Gripper" - Gwilym Simcock (Good days at Schloss Elmau)
"Heaven" - The Hoa Hoa's (The Hoa Hoa's)*
"Top hat" - 5 After 4 (Rome in a day)*
"Heaven send me an angel" - Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne (35 years of Stony Plain)*
"Ronald ruck" - Castle Excellent (Unit Structure Sound Recording compilation 2)*
"Separate houses" - Shenandoah Davis (The company we keep)
"Copper visions pt. 2" - Century Plant (Copper Visions)
Canadian=*
Local=**
Another mixed bag this week, with a bit of a blues feel and a fair amount of experimental music. Also two tracks called "Hallowed ground" (by Mace Hibbard and Violent Femmes); not planned, just happened.
Andrew
"Om namah sivaya" - Alice Coltrane (Radha-krsna nama sankirtana)
"All the money I had is gone" - Deep Dark Woods (Winter hours)*
"Jackie-ing" - T.J. Kirk (T.J. Kirk)
"Eurozone" - Dog Day (Deformer)*
"Hallowed ground" - Mace Hibbard (Time gone by)
"I wanna go to a Ramones show" - Durban Poison (Lost in space)*
"Traveler" - Shadowplay (Like a kite)**
"Intro" - The Fantastic Brown Dirt (The Fantastic Brown Dirt)*
"Meander" - Wolfert Brederode Quartet (Post scriptum)
"Window over the bay" - Vashti Bunyan (Just another diamond day)
"Crin skrall" - Church of Jeffrey Adams (Unit Structure Sound Recording compilation 2)**
"Air-lwori (odu ifa suite)" - Steve Coleman and Five Elements (The mancy of sound)
"Nighthawk boogie" - Robert Nighthawk (35 years of Stony Plain)
"The hunt" - Jerry Goldsmith (Planet of the apes soundtrack)
"Just off the king's road" - Ken Aldcroft (Home: solo guitar compositions)*
"The hive" - Booker T. Jones (The road from Memphis)
"Hallowed ground" - Violent Femmes (Hallowed ground)
"Mutant brain" - Maurizio Bianchi (Mectpyo/Blut)
"Sherrif's ride" - Crumbling Ghost (Crumbling Ghost)
"Gumbiero" - Al Di Meola (Pursuit of radical rhapsody)
"Anthrax" - Gang Of Four (Entertainment!)
"Gripper" - Gwilym Simcock (Good days at Schloss Elmau)
"Heaven" - The Hoa Hoa's (The Hoa Hoa's)*
"Top hat" - 5 After 4 (Rome in a day)*
"Heaven send me an angel" - Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne (35 years of Stony Plain)*
"Ronald ruck" - Castle Excellent (Unit Structure Sound Recording compilation 2)*
"Separate houses" - Shenandoah Davis (The company we keep)
"Copper visions pt. 2" - Century Plant (Copper Visions)
Canadian=*
Local=**
Another mixed bag this week, with a bit of a blues feel and a fair amount of experimental music. Also two tracks called "Hallowed ground" (by Mace Hibbard and Violent Femmes); not planned, just happened.
Andrew
Monday, August 8, 2011
August 8, 2011
"The american ruse" - MC5 (Back in the USA)
"City dreams" - The Heavyweights Brass Band (Don't bring me down)*
"She twists the knife again" - Richard Thompson (Live at the BBC)
"Pipeline" - Pat Metheny (What it's all about)
"Dreamland" - Caetano Veloso (A tribute to Joni Mitchell)
"Motion" - Joe Farrell Quartet (Joe Farrell Quartet)
"2082" - They Might Be Giants (Join us)
"Ready bake" - Platinum Alibi (Funk trunk)**
"The stumbling ghost" - Crumbling Ghost (Crumbling Ghost)
"Zoso" - Ken Aldcroft (Home: solo guitar compositions)*
"Lucifer rising soundtrack" - Jimmy Page (Lucifer rising soundtrack)
"Bhopal (driftnet plan)" - Bob Wiseman (In her dream: Bob Wiseman sings
Wrench Tuttle)*
"Bend don't break" - The Fabulous Stingrays (The lost surf tapes)**
"55gz" - Pipestone (Tribute to the old timers)
"Stronger than dirt or milkin' the turkey" - Grateful Dead (SNACK benefit, Kezar Stadium, San Francisco, CA, March 23, 1975)
"In a hole" - The Jesus And Mary Chain (Psychocandy)
"New time" - Shadowplay (Like a kite)**
"Shark attack" - The Trashers (Make splash)*
"here is no way to get around talking" - Violence and the Sacred (Scarcely a pause in the process of butchering)*
"Power struggle" - The Funk Ark (From the roof tops)
"2piece" - Matthew Shipp/William Parker/Beans/Hprizm (Knives from heaven)
"Black molasses" - Aim Low (Foulards)*
"Terminal" - Com Truise (Galactic melt)
"The hippopotamus" - The Planet Smashers (Descent into the valley of…)*
"Chorale bounce 2" - Charlie Morrow (Toot!)
"Creatures of conscience" - Joseph Patrick Morris' Drum & Bass Society (Volume 1)
"Slumlord" - Dead And Divine (Antimacy)*
"Fast card" - Buzzcocks (A different compilation)
"Jim Shank/Ti-Jacques Jarret" - April Verch (That's how we run)*
"A cappella native american church song" - LeeAnn Brady (In Jesus' name: songs of the native american church)
"Spiritual suicide" - Dischord (Casualties of war)*
"Awake arise" - Remora (Scars bring hope)
"Kitchen solos" - Dickie Landry (Fifteen saxophones)
*=Canadian
**=local
This was a real dog's breakfast in many ways. There was metal, jazz, old-time fiddle tunes, pow-wow songs, quirky pop, experimental odds and ends, and much more. Who knows what next week's program will end up like!
Andrew
"City dreams" - The Heavyweights Brass Band (Don't bring me down)*
"She twists the knife again" - Richard Thompson (Live at the BBC)
"Pipeline" - Pat Metheny (What it's all about)
"Dreamland" - Caetano Veloso (A tribute to Joni Mitchell)
"Motion" - Joe Farrell Quartet (Joe Farrell Quartet)
"2082" - They Might Be Giants (Join us)
"Ready bake" - Platinum Alibi (Funk trunk)**
"The stumbling ghost" - Crumbling Ghost (Crumbling Ghost)
"Zoso" - Ken Aldcroft (Home: solo guitar compositions)*
"Lucifer rising soundtrack" - Jimmy Page (Lucifer rising soundtrack)
"Bhopal (driftnet plan)" - Bob Wiseman (In her dream: Bob Wiseman sings
Wrench Tuttle)*
"Bend don't break" - The Fabulous Stingrays (The lost surf tapes)**
"55gz" - Pipestone (Tribute to the old timers)
"Stronger than dirt or milkin' the turkey" - Grateful Dead (SNACK benefit, Kezar Stadium, San Francisco, CA, March 23, 1975)
"In a hole" - The Jesus And Mary Chain (Psychocandy)
"New time" - Shadowplay (Like a kite)**
"Shark attack" - The Trashers (Make splash)*
"here is no way to get around talking" - Violence and the Sacred (Scarcely a pause in the process of butchering)*
"Power struggle" - The Funk Ark (From the roof tops)
"2piece" - Matthew Shipp/William Parker/Beans/Hprizm (Knives from heaven)
"Black molasses" - Aim Low (Foulards)*
"Terminal" - Com Truise (Galactic melt)
"The hippopotamus" - The Planet Smashers (Descent into the valley of…)*
"Chorale bounce 2" - Charlie Morrow (Toot!)
"Creatures of conscience" - Joseph Patrick Morris' Drum & Bass Society (Volume 1)
"Slumlord" - Dead And Divine (Antimacy)*
"Fast card" - Buzzcocks (A different compilation)
"Jim Shank/Ti-Jacques Jarret" - April Verch (That's how we run)*
"A cappella native american church song" - LeeAnn Brady (In Jesus' name: songs of the native american church)
"Spiritual suicide" - Dischord (Casualties of war)*
"Awake arise" - Remora (Scars bring hope)
"Kitchen solos" - Dickie Landry (Fifteen saxophones)
*=Canadian
**=local
This was a real dog's breakfast in many ways. There was metal, jazz, old-time fiddle tunes, pow-wow songs, quirky pop, experimental odds and ends, and much more. Who knows what next week's program will end up like!
Andrew
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