Steve Krinsky:
Playlist
from January 23, 2005
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Pop-up player!| Artist | Track | Comments |
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| Big Guitars from Texas |
Ride of the Ruthless
|
Real rock & roll to kick off the show |
| Bomboras |
Night of the Bomboras
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"Head Shrinkin' Fun"-- the Bomboras 4th album-- came out in 1998 on the Zombie A Go-Go label. |
| Tailgators |
Swamp's Up
|
Don Leady wrote "Ride of the Ruthless" and played on the first (of two) "Big Guitars from Texas" album. Tailgators are a great swamp boogie/twang power trio, always hot. |
| The 5, 6, 7, 8's |
Woo Hoo
|
This version of the Rock-A-Teens 1950s hit comes from the "Kill Bill, Volume 1" soundtrack. |
| Bernhard Hermann |
Twisted Nerve
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More Kill Bill. Tarantino always has good taste in music. |
| Rev Norb |
Brief Theme of Extraordinary Sadness
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This guy's from somewhere around Green Bay, WI. Calls himself Earth's Greatest Rocker. |
| Rev Norb |
Unified Field
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You can get in touch with Rev Norb via email at nrevorb@greenbaynet.com. Tell him I said hello. |
| Sue Foley |
Oh Baby (We Got a Good Thing Going)
|
Austin-based blues guitar player sings a pretty good cover of Barbara Lynn tune; from her "Love Comin' Down" (Shanachie, 2000) |
| Rolling Stones |
Oh Baby (We Got a Good Thing Going)
|
These guys can play and sing pretty good too. They did this tune on "Rolling Stones Now" back in 1965 |
| Darrell Nulish |
Orange Soda
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Neat harmonica instrumental from "Blues Harp Power"-- a collection from Rounder (aka Easy Disc) with lots of good blues guys |
| Barbarians |
That's What the New Breed Say
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I stumbled onto these guys in Provincetown, MA, on Cape Cod in the 60s. Rhino issued a great collection of their stuff, on vinyl, in 1979; now it's all on CD on Sundazed. |
| Barry & the Remains |
Lonely Weekend
|
Maybe the best ever Boston rock & roll band-- which, some would say, is not saying much. This rockin' version of Charlie Rich tune was recorded in NYC in 1966. |
| Duke & the Drivers |
Jack That Cat Was Clean
|
Back together after decades, these Bostonians are a blast. |
| Crazy Joe & the Variable Speed Band |
Eugene
|
A cool dude in a loose mood! Ace Frehley had something to do with this 1978 classy tune. |
| Mink Deville |
Cadillac Walk
|
When Willy was hot stuff. From "Cabretta" (Capitol, 1977) |
| Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings |
How Do You Let A Good Man Down?
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Check out their fine new CD called "Naturally" on Triagemusic out of Brooklyn. |
| Joe Ely |
Lord of the Highway
|
Butch Hancock wrote this great song; it was the title cut to Joe's 1987 album on Hightone. |
| The Tribe |
Leave Me In The Desert
|
More West Texas-- from a 1984 compilation on Electra, called "Ten from Texas" that includes Dan Del Santo and the Commandos. |
| Johnny Vortex |
Surfin' the Love Skin
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Texas bands, far from the ocean, still know how to surf. From "Garage Justice, Vol 1"-- 20 bands from NYC & Austin fight it out. |
| Weebads |
Drink, Dance and Boogie
|
Felix Reyes and Hash Brown mix it up on "Texas Lovers" which mostly features Dallas bands |
| Ted Roddy |
Pick Up & Move On
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Formerly of Teddy & the Talltops, this guy has been doing the rockabilly thing in Austin for a long time. Check out musicroom.org for more info. |
| The Wild Seeds |
Debi Came Back
|
"Live at the Continental Club" includes some of 1980s Austin's best: Leroi Brothers, Ponty Bone, Tailgators, Butch Hancock, Will Sexton, Joe King Carrasco... |
| Mark Pollack |
Border Jump
|
Fine blues instrumental, also on "Texas Lovers" album |
| Joe King Carrasco |
Let's Go
|
Farfisa-flavored party rock & roll from 1983 |
| Sir Douglas Quintet |
Wooly Bully
|
The best Chicano rock & roll song ever, done here by San Antonio boys Doug Sahm, Augie Meyers et al on "Live Texas Tornado" (Takoma, 1983) |
| Hector & the Eastmen |
Wobble Lou
|
More border music, this one off a great new CD: "Club Harlem: Whip! Wobble and Grind: 1962-1964" |
| Pucho and his Latin Soul Brothers |
El Albaniquito
|
Boogaloo from "The Hideout"-- Pucho's salute to funky NYC nightclub (Milestone, 2004) |
| Pucho and his Latin Soul Brothers |
Born to Groove
|
I used this as a bed (talkover music) but faded up the end of it for your listening pleasure. |
| Bembeya Jazz National |
Guinee Hety Horemoun
|
The song is a tribute to the homeland, from "The Syliphone Years" (Stern's Africa, 2004). This amazing band is finally getting heard. |
| Joe Bataan |
Keep the Change
|
Recent boogaloo from the soon-to-be released "Call My Name" on VampiSoul, produced by Daniel Collas. |
| Sir Douglas Quintet |
You Never Get Too Big and You Sure Don't Get Too Heavy That You Don't Have To Stop And Pay Some Dues Some Time
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Doug and band left Texas and headed out to the Bay Area for a while. From 1968 "Honkey Blues" |
| Willie Henderson & the Soul Explosions |
Instrumental 11- Untitled
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Our fadeout: from "Funky Chicken" on VampiSoul. Recorded 1970, released on CD in 2003. |
| Bobby Fuller |
My Own True Love
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Beginning of Gaylord's show but you can hear it on my archive! This short instrumental is from the El Paso rocker who did "I Fought the Law" and more |
| Fred Neill |
The Water Is Wide
|
Also Gaylord but one of my faves too. |
| Dominique A. |
Rien Qu'` Voir
|
Another Gaylord pick, ends abruptly. |
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