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Favoriting June 29, 2011

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Artist Track Album Label Approx. start time
Mystery Claw  Flashlights   Favoriting     0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Barbara Lynn  Nice and Easy   Favoriting Single  Atlantic  0:03:57 (Pop-up)
Pylon  Cool (Deerhunter Cover)   Favoriting   DFA  0:05:40 (Pop-up)
Opus Orange  Shadow in the light   Favoriting single    0:10:29 (Pop-up)
white label  Gonna take a lotta love (dub mix)   Favoriting     0:14:10 (Pop-up)
Cornell Campbell  Natty Dread in a greenwich town   Favoriting   Jackpot  0:17:52 (Pop-up)
Zoovox  Zoovox Theme   Favoriting   lectric sands  0:26:54 (Pop-up)
Lalo schifirin  theme from Mannix   Favoriting     0:27:07 (Pop-up)
Silver Platinum & Gold  La la Love chains   Favoriting single  Warner bros  0:27:36 (Pop-up)
Vanilla  Smalltalk   Favoriting High Life    0:30:19 (Pop-up)
Eric & The Vikings  get off the streets y'all   Favoriting Single  vibration  0:33:54 (Pop-up)
Quincy Jones  Ironside theme   Favoriting     0:34:42 (Pop-up)
Commodores  Dont you be worried   Favoriting single  Mowest  0:35:33 (Pop-up)
Dan August theme        0:44:28 (Pop-up)
Thelma Houston  I aint going nowhere   Favoriting   motown  0:38:30 (Pop-up)
The Leaders  its a Rat Race   Favoriting   Tru Soul Volume 1  0:43:09 (Pop-up)
DK  Call to Arms (edit)   Favoriting     0:46:59 (Pop-up)
PP Arnold  If you think you're groovy   Favoriting Greatest Hits  Immediate  0:51:41 (Pop-up)
The Smiths  Now I taste the tears   Favoriting single  Columbia  0:54:26 (Pop-up)
Barnaby jones theme        0:56:19 (Pop-up)
Fathers Children  Everybody's got a problem   Favoriting Who's gonna save the world  Numero Group  0:57:39 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
John Barry 

Time out   Favoriting

Beat Girl OST 

cherry red 

1:21:44 (Pop-up)
Bamboo  Sok Mi Toot Tru Luv   Favoriting S/T  Warner bros  1:08:40 (Pop-up)
Crystal Mansion  Somebody oughta turn your head around   Favoriting S/T  Rare Earth  1:12:27 (Pop-up)
Odyssey  Home of the Brave   Favoriting   Motown  1:17:06 (Pop-up)
Africa  Light My fire   Favoriting   Ode  1:20:11 (Pop-up)
Radio Trip  Computers singing (alfomenga remix)   Favoriting Mediterranean grooves and raw sounds  High Fidelity  1:24:58 (Pop-up)
Hugh Masekela  Umanmimgi Bona   Favoriting Grrrrr  Mercury  1:28:36 (Pop-up)
Peter falk roasting Frank Sinatra as columbo        1:32:21 (Pop-up)
Les Paul & Mary Ford  Smoke Rings   Favoriting   Ace  1:35:18 (Pop-up)
Bette Williams  Now that i'm gone when are you leaving?   Favoriting Swamp Dogg's Southern Soul Girls  Ace  1:38:35 (Pop-up)
Betty & Angel  Everlasting Love   Favoriting Single  Every day  1:40:53 (Pop-up)
Bullion  Time for us all to love   Favoriting Young Heartache ep    1:43:40 (Pop-up)
Madlib  track 5   Favoriting Loop Digga medicine show # 5  no label  1:50:04 (Pop-up)
cOLUMBO INTERROGATION SCENE        1:51:42 (Pop-up)
Connie Pitts  Working People   Favoriting single  Hob is gospel  1:55:34 (Pop-up)
Jackie Moore  Clean up your own yard   Favoriting single  Atlantic  1:58:38 (Pop-up)
Class Actress  Keep you   Favoriting Rapproacher    2:06:52 (Pop-up)
Wet Hair  My Heart is the spider my mind is the fly   Favoriting In Vogue spirit  De Stijl  2:10:04 (Pop-up)
Bock Barley  The Together Train   Favoriting Dead at the Control  Hong Kong Recordings  2:13:55 (Pop-up)
Rockford files theme        2:16:50 (Pop-up)
Charlie Clemons and the mighty power band  The Devil has made this land his playground   Favoriting 12 inch  Superior elevation  2:21:19 (Pop-up)
Labelle  Moonshadow (re edit)   Favoriting     2:28:14 (Pop-up)
Smash  El Garrotin   Favoriting Achilifunk: Gypsy Soul 1969-1979 (V/A)  lovemonk  2:35:20 (Pop-up)
Duffy Power  Davy O brien   Favoriting Saint Etienne Present Songs For The Dog & Duck  Ace  2:38:58 (Pop-up)
Lee Hazelwood & Ann Margret  Dark end of the street   Favoriting The Cowboy & The Lady  Ini  2:41:04 (Pop-up)
Don Covay  Ain't nuthin a young girl can do for me (cept show me where an older woman is)   Favoriting Different strokes different folks  Janus  2:44:23 (Pop-up)
  If theer's a will there's a way       2:46:40 (Pop-up)
Vangelis & Mariangela  You are the One   Favoriting Honalulu baby    2:50:16 (Pop-up)
Lodi  I hope I see it my lifetime   Favoriting   mowest  2:53:29 (Pop-up)
Gimmicks  California Soul   Favoriting   Polydor (Sweden)  2:57:15 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!

  12:07pm
annie:

yes, but not for long.. ... strange days here...
  12:07pm
pierre:

Bonjour Duane !
  12:08pm
Ken:

Hola!
  12:08pm
J J:

ooooh, don't like this cover much, but hello Duane!
  12:09pm
Duane:

Hello y'all! Yeah this is a tough one to improve on JJ
  12:25pm
Richard from Venezuela:

Greetings Duane and all the listeners.
  12:26pm
yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Earth):

Duane, can you write that blog's name or link to the post you mentioned?
  12:26pm
yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Earth):

Duane, can you write that blog's name or link to the post you mentioned?
  12:27pm
Duane:

egotripland.com
  12:28pm
BDR:

Mannix! Same plot every show. Great song!
  12:28pm
Ike:

Yeah, and a lot of real detectives are OLD too, aren't they?

The first couple of seasons of Homicide: Life on the Street were esp. realistic because they had people like Melissa Leo and chunky older dudes like Ned Beatty as detectives.
  12:30pm
Duane:

Ike: Homicide was great! I even loved Cagney and Lacey
  12:32pm
yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Earth):

Thanks
  12:33pm
BodegaMan:

Smalltalk reminds me of the Vegas (w robert urich) theme song. One of my favorite PI shows of all time.
  12:35pm
Boomer:

Longstreet!
  12:36pm
Ike:

Too bad NBC made Homicide add models later in the show's run. (But in those later seasons, David Simon started writing for TV, so without them I guess "The Wire" would never have existed.) Never saw Cagney & Lacey.
  12:43pm
Duane:

Cagney & Lacey's great just becasue the women were gritty and over 40, had grey hair and cursed!
  12:46pm
still b/p:

I wonder if my criteria for the worst crime are the same as Dan August's criteria for the worst crime.
  12:52pm
Ike:

The worst crime is the writing in the average episode of Criminal Minds. Heh. :P
  12:52pm
jaycjay:

@Ike, yeah, the last season of Homicide was, from the beginning with the 3-part arc with James Earl Jones, almost like they were starting to rip off Miami Vice. Helicopter chase!
  12:53pm
Duane:

Ike: That is the worse!!
  12:54pm
jaycjay:

And I remember being really p.o.'d about how that 3-parter's finale hinged on a completely fictional interpretation of the Miranda rules. Not the H:LOTS I loved... even besides the suddenly beautiful cst.
  12:54pm
jaycjay:

cst=cast
  12:59pm
jaycjay:

But the realistic part, yeah, early seasons. Wasn't it season 2 before there was any gunfire at all? And that was when they were ambushed in a hallway and a couple of the detectives were shot, and it was shocking... unlike most cop shows where a cast member gets shot a few times a season, and they all have killed five or six people.
  1:08pm
slugluv1313:

IRONSIDE RULES!!!!!!! Perry Mason too :)
  1:18pm
jaycjay:

Anybody remember Banacek, with George Peppard?
  1:19pm
Duane:

jaycjay: I remember that! I brought that theme..you'll be hearing it soon!
  1:23pm
Mike East:

Love the mix today, Duane! Good tunes and good weather eliminates my desire to work.
  1:24pm
Duane:

Thanx Mike
  1:25pm
jaycjay:

Nice! I thought maybe I only know Banacek because I live among the Polish in Greenpoint.
  1:27pm
Cecile:

I remember Banacek.

Good afternoon everyone
  1:28pm
Cecile:

Did you do a tribute to Peter Falk? Is it on its way?
  1:32pm
Duane:

Hi Cecile,,yeah today we celebrate the great Falk and all of the other great 70's cop shows
  1:34pm
Cecile:

Thanks, Duane!
  1:36pm
Cecile:

this is priceless!
  1:38pm
J J:

This song makes me want to slow dance with myself. Man, I didn't even know Peter Falk died. Where have I been?
  1:42pm
Cecile:

Ike, ITA about the last season of Homicide. Stivers was a great addition, but not so much everyone else. Which is a bummer.
  1:43pm
Cecile:

J J, it was announced, but I think other deaths/trials pushed it out of the headlines. Poor fella had Alzheimer's for the last 2 yrs of his life. It was probably a release for him. :(
  1:47pm
Duane:

YeahCecille..so upsetting that Falk went out like that. He was such a character
  1:47pm
Ike:

Oh yeah, Stivers was excellent, but then they didn't give her hardly any screen time. Oh well.
  1:48pm
jaycjay:

Stivers, though, actually appeared in season 5... it was season 6 where things really started to change, with Jon Seda and Callie Thorne added and Melissa Leo gone.
  1:50pm
Ike:

Ugh, Jon Seda. Ugh. Ugh.
  1:50pm
Cecile:

that's true, jaycjay, but many HLOTS fans lump her in with the last crew. And let's not forget the wooden Michael Michelle. But Giancarlo Esposito got a little to do as well.
  1:51pm
Cecile:

I also was bummed that they chickened out with Bayliss's bisexual storyline. They brought it up and then dropped it.
  1:54pm
still b/p:

"You know, you're an audacious fellow."
Anyone know who that guest perp is?
  1:55pm
Cecile:

I think it's Roy Scheider.

Clark Johnson once said of Michael Michelle: "She was the best actress available in the greater Baltimore area at the time."
  1:58pm
J J:

I wonder how many times he said "oh and just one more thing" as he was walking away.
  1:58pm
Duane:

Michael Michelle! She successfully sued Eddie Murphy for sexual harassment. She was originally cast in Harlem Nights as Murphy's love interest. When she brushed off his advances she got fired!
  2:00pm
Cecile:

Good for her. She was wasn't great on Homicide, but good for her for sticking up for herself.
  2:00pm
jaycjay:

@Cecile: Ha! That doesn't say much for the Baltimore acting community.
  2:02pm
Cecile:

LOL! it's on the actual commentary...
  2:02pm
still b/p:

If you told me this was Gladys Knight, I'd believe you.
  2:03pm
Cecile:

Toward the end, they were kind of grooming Michelle as a female Pembleton. But considering how the network brass couldn't handle Melissa Leo, that portrayal of an untraditional woman went by the wayside.
  2:13pm
Carmichael:

Hope you include Mannix, Duane. He was my favorite private detective.
  2:14pm
Cecile:

Rockford Files!
  2:14pm
Duane:

Carmichael: LOVE Mannix. I played the TV theme earlier
  2:15pm
J J:

Anyone remember The Equalizer? That was "gritty" in a 80's NY sort of way. The intro to that show creeped me out and the theme song was pretty awesome.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g87nDBIyqeU
  2:16pm
Cecile:

I liked the first couple of seasons. Edward Woodward was great.
  2:18pm
Cecile:

yes!
  2:18pm
jaycjay:

Oh yeah, Rockford was great. And I used to try to style my answering machine message after his, but I'm sure I'm not alone in that.
  2:18pm
Ike:

That was an awesome theme song by Stewart Copeland, ex-Police drummer.
  2:19pm
andymorphic:

my mum has some edward woodward albums.....should give him a spin
  2:19pm
Carmichael:

Thanks, Duane. I'll check the archives later.
  2:19pm
Ike:

(Equalizer, that is.)
  2:20pm
15M-Spanish revolution:

Sorry to disturb but a country is burning: Greece.
http://www.athensnews.gr/

For info about the Spanish Revolution you can follow: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_161764663887959

Europe is really fucked up .-(, meanwhile I'll enjoy the music. Thanx Duane.
  2:32pm
clyde stubblefield:

Stew cCpeland a big influence growing up-
not in the same league as this Moonshadow, however
  2:37pm
Cecile:

this is amazing. It sounds like a Romany Kinks.
  2:38pm
15M-Spanish revolution:

Ha ha, that one is by Smash, a great band from Seville (where I live now in Spain) doing a groovy cover of a classic flamenco song!!!

:-)
  2:42pm
15M-Spanish revolution:

It was a progressive (not too much) band, when local traditional music (under Franco dictatorship) where recieving influence by US rock brought by American marines in military bases settled around here. (This bases are still here to control the Mediterranean Sea)
  2:43pm
Cecile:

that's so cool. I'm glad to know the backgroujnd behind the song!
  2:48pm
Ike:

LOL at this Don Covay song title. I agree w/him!
  2:49pm
postmanpaul:

Hi Duane, hi everyone. listening (pierre, you a listening listener yet!) since start of this set while photoshopping, very nice.
  2:51pm
Jorge:

This has been fun. MANNIX!
  2:52pm
Jorge:

I see you got the Mariangela record! Vangelis horns!
  2:52pm
Melissa:

You are, like officially my favorite DJ.! Amazo show, keep the soul music
flowing......
  2:52pm
Duane:

Jorge: Love this album..so good!
  2:52pm
15M-Spanish revolution:

Cecile. If you're interested about the story you can try to find (the whole)) video called 'Underground: la ciudad del arco iris'
  2:53pm
Julie:

Hey I like this Mariangela..reminds me of super early Olivia
  2:53pm
pierre:

I'm proud to say that now,
i'm a full time listener listener.
Thanks for your enquiry.
  2:53pm
Jorge:

Right on re: Mariangela. I knew you'd dig it.
  2:54pm
Cecile:

thanks, 15M!
  2:56pm
Julie:

Pierre can listen again?
  2:56pm
pierre:

Yes he can
  2:57pm
Duane:

Alright Pierre!
  2:57pm
pierre:

(it's the firts time of my entire life that a website make me feel so welcome, i feel warm now)
  2:58pm
pierre:

"first" not "firts" of course
  2:59pm
jason:

Great stuff today, Duane! Loving the show from Chicago.
  2:59pm
Cecile:

awwwwwww.
But Duane, you are the king!
  2:59pm
Julie:

Yay Pierre!
  3:03pm
Robin The Fog:

Thanks Duane, Magnificent Show!
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