Steve Krinsky:
Playlist
from August 25, 2007
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Pop-up player!| Artist | Track | Comments |
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| Big Guitars from Texas |
Near East Beast
|
I don't usually play this one, a Denny Freeman composition |
| Bob Brozman Orchestra |
Lumiere de la Mer
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BB plays (almost) all the instruments-- and there are many-- on his new album, "Lumiere" (Riverboat, 2007) |
| Kusuma Sari & Sading |
Tabuh Penyuwud
|
Music from Bali, Gamelan Batel/Wayang Ramayana is the title of the CD. I can't stop reading Paul Theroux novels; his book-- the Consul's Files-- takes place in Malaysia, near Bali |
| Sonny Rollins |
Someone To Watch Over Me
|
This Gershwin & Gershwin tune is worth waking up for, one of my two favorite tunes from "Silver City"--a 2-CD collection of Sonny' work. The other fave is "Tennessee Waltz" |
| Frankie Trumbauer |
Singin' the Blues
|
One of the first tenor sax players to make melody the key to his playing; recorded in the 1920s with, I think, Bix on cornet |
| Hoagy Carmichael |
Lazybones
|
My dad used to "sing" this song to wake us up, a song that echoed his working class philosophy: "Lazy bones, loafing all the day, how you expect to make a dime?" |
| Dinah Washington |
What A Difference A Day Makes
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Recorded in 1959, this is one of Dinah's best known |
| Moussa Doumbia |
Samba
|
70s funk from Mali, on "Keleya" |
| Manu Chao |
A Cosa
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A new album from this European internationalist, although he doesn't leave much room between tracks |
| Manu Chao |
La Vida Tombola
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I like this guy; the CD is called "La Radiolina" |
| La Cumbiamba Eneye |
El Indio
|
"Good local contempo Afro-Columbian"-- someone wrote on the CD cover |
| Trio Madeira Brasil/Marcos Suzano |
Assanhado
|
From "The Sound of Rio: Brasil Eirinho" (Milan, 2007) |
| Caetano Veloso |
Michelangelo Antonioni
|
On "Noites do Norte" (Nonesuch, 2000) |
| Caetano Veloso e Gilberto Gil |
Cinema Novo
|
Recorded 1993, "Tropicalia 2" brings together two pioneers of radical Brazilian music. The military dictatorship is long gone, Gil is now Minister of Culture in Brazil, Veloso an international star. Let's celebrate these victories! |
| Chris Coole |
Skating on the Harbourfront
|
Cool Canadian clawhammer |
| Mark Schatz |
Ye Banks and Braes O' Bonnie Doon
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Schatz doesn't sound like a Scottish name |
| Laura Boosinger |
Sail Away Ladies
|
Three tunes from "Old Time Banjo Festival" on Rounder, 2007 |
| o'death |
The Crab Apple Switch
|
This NYC band mixes old time country & punk, a little boistrous for early in the morn |
| o'death |
O Lee O
|
From "Head Home" on Earnest Jenning, 2007 |
| Donna the Buffalo |
No Place Like the Right Time
|
This band is hot on the jam band circuit but-- as you can tell from this song-- their sound is much rich and varied. This tune is from one of their first albums "Positive Friction" (Sugarhill, 2000) |
| Al Stewart |
I Don't Believe You
|
Dylan tune, from 1971 |
| Michelle Shocked |
If Love Was a Train
|
"Mercury Poise: 1988-1995" is a collection of MS work, with appropriate cute cover photos but no music credits |
| Jimmy Thackery & John Mooney |
I'll Come Running Back
|
Sam Cooke cover, from a couple of blues guys; Jim Thackery used to play for the Nighthawks, a great DC-based band. In the 90s, he & Mooney did an acoustic album together-- "Sideways in Paradise"-- for Blind Pig Records. |
| Janine Wilson |
It's Better to Give Than Receive
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Janine has help from some of Austin's best on "The Blue Album": Jesse Taylor, Don McCallister, Floyd Domino, Ernie Durawa and (from San Antonio) the West Side Horns |
| Jimmie Vaughan |
Don't Cha Know
|
Stevie Ray's big brother, used to play guitar for Fabulous Thunderbirds. His 1994 solo album-- "Strange Pleasure" (Epic) -- is a good one |
| Tracy Nelson |
River's Invitation
|
Written by Percy Mayfield; from Tracy's 1980 "Come See About Me" album on Flying Fish |
| Derailers |
Together Again
|
New CD by this Austin country band is mostly covers of Buck Owens tunes: "Under the Influence of Buck" (Palo Duro, 2007) |
| Bill Neely |
Pflugerville Boogie
|
Bill used to show up at parties in Austin and sit on the porch and just play; Arhoolie released an album, later a CD, on his music: "Texas Law & Justice" |
| Bill Neely w/ R Powell St. John |
Deep Elm Blues
|
RP St. John was a charter member of Mother Earth, where he split the vocals with Tracy Nelson. Where is he now? |
| Willie Nelson & Merle Haggard |
Mom & Dad's Waltz
|
Along with Ray Price, these guys are now touring and put out a snazzy new album of honky tonk songs: "Last of the Breed" (Lost Highway, 2007) |
| Willie Nelson |
Mr. Record Man
|
1965 clean cut Willie |
| Peter Case |
Just Hangin' On
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New CD is "Let Us Know Praise Sleepy John" (Yep Roc, 2007) |
| Butch Hancock & Marce Lacouture |
Kiss on the Mouth
|
In 1985, Butch & Marce did a great album together: "Yella Rose". Both have since left Austin: Butch now lives Terlingua, TX, near Big Bend; Marce is in Lafayette, LA |
| Carolyn Mark |
The 1 that Got Away (with it)
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From Vancouver, Carolyn Mark has a nice new album: "Nothing Is Free" |
| Cannon's Jug Stompers |
Viola Lee Blues
|
In the 1920s-- yeh, the 20s-- Gus Cannon & Noah Lewis made a pile of great music. The Grateful Dead listened to them and you should too. On Yazoo. |
| Doc Watson |
Going Down the Road Feeling Bad
|
This tune, with son Merle on rhythm guitar, is on "Elementary Dr. Watson" (Tomato, 2002) |
| Mud Boy & the Neutrons |
I've Got a Secret (Didn't We Shake Sugaree)
|
This is Jim Dickinson & SId Selvidge, in 1995, doing one of Fred Neil's many great songs; these Memphis musicians are still out there. Keep an eye/ear out for them |
| North Mississippi Allstars |
Freedom Highway
|
Pop Staples tune, on "51 Phantom" (Tone-Cool. 2001) done by young blues rockers, two of them sons of Jim Dickinson |
| Sugarchile Robinson |
Stick and Stones
|
This is from "Movement Soul, Volume 2"-- a collection of civil rights sounds: music (from CL Franklin, Babs Gonzales), news clips, speeches (Thurgood Marshall), etc. |
| George Simkins |
The 1960s Sit-ins
|
George Simkins was a dentist and president of the Greensboro . NAACP chapter; here he talks about the sit-ins that helped desegregate lunch counters-- and eventually-- the South in the 1960s |
| Sounds Incorporated |
Keep Moving
|
Off a new Joe Meek collection |
| Freddy Cannon |
Buzz Buzz A-Diddle-It
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Freddy's cousin, Mike Picariello, was captain of my high school football team in Revere, Massachusetts |
| Duke Levine |
Attack of the Mutant Guitars
|
Duke is from Worcester, MA; his 1992 album-- "Nobody's Home" on Rounder-- is filled with killer guitar instrumentals |
| Crazy Joe & the Variable Speed Band |
Eugene
|
Isn't this the greatest song ever? Okay, maybe the 2nd or 3rd or 11th. Written & produced by Joe Renda & Ace Frehley. I have a 45 on Casablanca from 1980 |
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