All Time is Now • Episode #013 - Hour One: 2nd week of Oct

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My playlist from part one of Episode #013,

Oct 9th 2011

the first week of October...

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1. DESIRE by U2

THIS WEEK in 1988: The first #1 45 for U2 from their Long Player, Rattle & Hum.

2. WHEN YOU WERE YOUNG by The Killers

THIS WEEK in 2006: Las Vegas' own The Killers hit #1 with their second Long Player, Sam's Town

3. WHATEVER GETS YOU THROUGH THE NIGHT by John Lennon

The last Beatle to have a solo #1 single. From John's fifth Long Player, Walls & Bridges. With Elton John on piano and harmony vocals.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to John on Nov 30th

4. TAKE IT SO HARD by Keith Richards

THIS WEEK in 1988: The lead single from Keith's debut Long Player, Talk is Cheap.

5. BOOGIE ROCK by Laurel Aitkin and the Boogie Cats

THIS WEEK in 2011/1958: The "Godfather of Ska" Laurel Aitkin's early Ska/Rock 'n Roll number, "Boogie Rock". From the new compilation, The Story of Blue Beat.

6. NOIR CEST NOIR (BLACK IS BLACK) by Johnny Holiday

THIS WEEK in 1965/1966: The Los Bravos classic covered by French legend Johnny Holiday. #1 in France for seven weeks.

7. WAITING FOR MY MAN by The Velvet Underground

THIS WEEK in 1971: From their legendary debut Long Player, The Velvet Underground with Nico. Released as a single AFTER Lou Reed left the band under the title, Andy Warhol's Velvet Underground.

8. BEDROOM EYES by Dum Dum Girls

THIS WEEK in 2011: The first single from the brand new Long Player from Seatle's own Dum Dum Girls, Only In Dreams.

9. LUCKY NUMBER by Lene Lovich

THIS WEEK in 1978: The hit single from Lene's debut Long Player, Stateless on STIFF Records.

10. LUMBERJACK SONG by Monty Python

First appeared in the ninth episode of Monty Python's Flying Circus. Appears on the Long Player compilation, Monty Python Sings.

• SONIC HISTORY LESSON: Monty Python's Flying Circus by John Phillips Sousa

THIS WEEK in 1969: The TV Show that changed comedy forever had its premiere, October 5th 1969 on BBC One. Theme tune The Liberty Bell (1893) by American composer, John Phillips Sousa.

12. LOVE ME DO by The Beatles

THIS WEEK in 1962: The debut single from Liverpool's The Beatles. #17 in the UK and #1 in the US two years later. From the debut Long Player, Please Please Me.

12. I WANNA BE YOUR MAN by The Rolling Stones

THIS WEEK in 1963: John & Paul were asked by Rolling Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham if they, "...had any songs for the boys." John & Paul went over to the Stones session went into a corner and on a piano wrote this rocker. Later recorded by The Beatles with Ringo taking lead vocals.

13. THE LOVE THAT FADED by Bob Dylan

THIS WEEK in 2011: From the brand new compilation, Hank Williams: The Lost Notebooks. Various artists were given the lyrics to unfinished Hank Williams songs. LP includes, Alan Jackson, Jack White, Lucinda Williams, and grand-daughter, Holly Williams.

13. BRILLIANT DISGUISE by Bruce Springsteen

THIS WEEK in 1987: The first single from Bruce's eighth Long Player, Tunnel of Love. The video directed by Meiert Avis was recorded in a single take.

13. NEVER GOING BACK AGAIN (LIVE) by Lindsey Buckingham

From the 2008 Long Player, Live at The Bass Performance Hall.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Lindsey on Dec 4th (1944)

14. THE MONEY SONG by Monty Python

THIS WEEK in 1968: Appears on the Long Player compilation, Monty Python Sings and The Monty Python Instant Record Collection.

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