Steve Krinsky:
Playlist
from April 24, 2003
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Pop-up player!| Artist | Track | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Big Guitars from Texas |
Breaker
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| Jim Campilongo and the 10 Gallon Hat |
Pat & Patsy
|
from "Heavy" (2000) |
| Jim Campilongo and the 10 Gallon Hat |
Hamster Wheel
|
more from "Heavy" |
| The Byrds |
You & Me
|
1965 Instrumental bonus, added to CD re-issue of "Mr. Tambourine Man" |
| Dave Kleiner w/ Liz Pagan |
Kings Highway
|
Byrdsy tune from local songwriter |
| Amy Rigby |
Til the Wheels Fall Off
|
Todd Snider helps out on vocals on this fine new CD |
| Uncle Tupelo |
No Depression
|
Title cut from their 1990 song, which became the name of the alternative country magazine. |
| Roscoe Holcomb |
Sitting on Top of the World
|
Kentucky mountain music from 1964, on "An Untamed Sense of Control" on Smithsonian Folkways (2003) |
| Dave Kleiner |
Don't Fall In Love With A Mexican Rabbi
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Can't resist that Tex-Mex sound! |
| Phoebe Kreutz |
The Taco Bell Song
|
Can't resist that Tex-Mex food-- although TB doesn't really count. |
| Beto y Los Fairlanes |
Dale Gas
|
Jazz from Austin, with a Tex-Mex flavor |
| Bob Weir |
Mexicali Rose
|
Hot tune on Bobby's "Ace" album, with Grateful Dead in disguise |
| Las Hermanas Segovia |
La Pretenciosa
|
Norteno music from 1953 on Arhoolie |
| Rusty Wier |
Texas Morning
|
Rusty's been a singer/songwriter in Austin since in the early 70s |
| Tom Russell w/ Nanci Griffith |
Bus Station
|
from Tom's new album "Modern Art" on Hightone (2003) |
| Booker T & the MGs |
Good Groove
|
from an album of their Stax instrumentals, along with tunes by the Mar-Keys, on Fantasy (2003) |
| Archie Shepp |
Attica Blues
|
Cool and righteous jazz statement on an ugly episode of political brutality, from 1972 |
| Little Milton |
We're Gonna Make It
|
Mississippi soul |
| Augustus Pablo |
Jah Say Dub
|
from "Rockers Meet King Tubbys in a Fire House" on Shanachie, 1980 |
| Dudu Pukwana |
Sonia
|
Fine South African jazz |
| Bobby Patterson |
Busy, Busy Bee
|
Soulful blues from Dallas |
| Bobby Patterson/The Mustangs |
How Funky Can You Get
|
Organ instrumental |
| Bobby Patterson/The Mustangs |
Turn Back the Hands of Time
|
Sharp instrumental cover, with vocal chorus, of soul classic |
| Kronos Quartet |
Spoonful
|
Strings do Willie Dixon, from "Short Stories" (1984) |
| Willie Dixon |
Spoonful
|
Chicago blues at its best, from "I Am The Blues" (1970) |
| Willie Dixon |
Dustin' Off the Bass
|
With Rob Wasserman's 1994 "Trios" album, with Al Duncan on drums |
| Willie Bobo |
Juicy
|
Title cut to fine 1967 album |
| Herbie Mann |
Jungle Fantasy
|
from "Broasted or Fried: Latin Breakbeats, Basslines & Boogaloo" on Harmless, 2000. Beware abrupt ending. |
| Sergio Mendes |
Sambinha Bossa
|
Jobim tune, from "Swinger in Rio" (1966), with Phil Woods (sax), Art Farmer (fluegelhorn), Hubert Laws (flute) |
| Caetano Veloso |
Cucurrucucu Paloma
|
Brazilian songster does an amazing version of Mexican folksong, on soundtrack of Almodovar's "Talk to Her" |
| Sergio Mendes |
The Dreamer
|
Bed (talkover) music |
| Sergio Mendes |
Useless Panorama
|
Another Jobim tune |
| Antonio Carlos Jobim & Salena Jones |
I Was Just One More For You
|
Duet on "Salena Sings Jobim with the Jobims" (1997) |
| Emiko Tada |
Black Orpheus
|
Japanese jazz pianist cover Brazilian classic |
| Emiko Tada w/ Salena Jones |
Smile
|
Salena Jones (formerly Joan Shaw) is big in Japan. Here she and Emiko Tada cover the Charles Chaplin classic |
| Salena Jones |
Sermonette
|
Salena Jones has been living and working in England for more than 30 years. More info: www.officepark.co.uk/salena-jones |
| Manilal Nag |
Drut Gat in Tintal
|
Indian sitar master plays raga on sitar and surbahar, a large bass sitar or Indian lute |
| Raymond Scott |
Twilight in Turkey
|
1939 tune, found on "Microphone Music" (2002) |
| Music Explosion |
Road Runner
|
Hot garage sound, from 1968 |
| Bo Diddley |
Road Runner
|
Different song, same title, from 1959 |
| Bo Diddley |
Aztec
|
Instrumental from 1961 |
| Calexico |
Quatro (World Drifts In)
|
from "Feast of Wire" (2003) |
| Calexico |
Stucco
|
also from "Feast" |
| Kropotkins |
Truckstop Girls
|
Great band: Lorette Velvette on vocals, Mo Tucker on drums, Dave Soldier on banjo, mandolin, piano, violin and more |
| Othar Turner & Rising Star Fife and Drum Band |
Shimmy She Wobble
|
North Mississippi fife and drum master died in 2003 |
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