All Time is Now • Episode #010 - Hour One: 3rd week of Sept

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My playlist from Side One of Episode #010,

Sept 16th 2011

the third week of September...

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1. SO YOU WANT TO BE A ROCK 'N' ROLL STAR? by Patti Smith Group

THIS WEEK in 1979: The Byrds classic covered by the Patti Smith Group. From their Long Player, Wave.

2. SCARY MONSTERS (AND SUPER CREEPS) and by David Bowie

THIS WEEK in 1980: The lead track from Bowie's #1 Long Player. Produced by Bowie and Tony Visconti. Apparently written for Johnny Cash who never recorded it.

3. NEW YORK GROOVE by Ace Frehley

THIS WEEK in 1978: All four members of KISS simultaneously release solo Long Players; they are not very good except for this classic Glam Rock gem from guitarist Ace Frehley.

4. HARD SUN by Eddie Veder

THIS WEEK in 2007: From the soundtrack to the film, "Into The Wild". Pearl Jam main man, Eddie covers the track by Canadian band, Indio.

5. BOOGIE WOOGIE WOMAN by B.B. King

The R&B hit of 1952. "She Boogies in the mornin', And she Boogies all night long. Yes, an the mornin' come, She's still going strong, yeah."

HAPPY 86th BIRTHDAY to B.B. King on Sept 16th.

6. ALL SHE WANTS TO DO IS ROCK by Wynonie Harris

THIS WEEK in 1949: The Sound of the Summer from 1949. The Jump Blues / Jukebox Race Record classic #1. Baby likes top Rock? "Rock 'n Roll" as a musical genre wouldn't be invented for an other 6 years."

7. SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO? by The Clash

THIS WEEK in 1982: Double A/A side single with "Straight To Hell". From the Long Player, Combat Rock.

8. ROCK & ROLL by The Velvet Underground

THIS WEEK in 1970: The classic track from the Velvet's forth and final Long Player, Loaded.

9. TUTTI-FRUTTI by Little Richard and His Band

THIS WEEK in 1956: A-wop-bop-a-loo-bop-a-lop-bop-bop! History is made, Sept 14th 1956 in a recording studio in New Orleans. Little Richard backed by Fats Domino's records the racy number "Titti-Frutti".

10. ROCK & ROLL MUSIC by Chuck Berry

THIS WEEK in 1957: From the Long Player, One Dozen Berrys.

11. ROCK THIS TOWN by Stray Cats

THIS WEEK in 1982: Their first Top Ten U.S. hit. From the debut Long Player (Gonna Ball in U.S.).

12. WHERE GRASS WONT GROW by George Jones with Trisha Yearwood, Emmylou Harris & Dolly Parton

From George's duets Long Player, Th Bradley Barn Sessions.
HAPPY 80th BIRTHDAY to George on Sept 12th.

13. THE MONKEES THEME (TEMA DI MONKEES) by The Monkees

THIS WEEK in 1966: The debut of the brand new show which became am instant world-wide hit. This is the Italian version of the theme tune.

14. BAJATE DE MI NUBE (GET OFF MY CLOUD) by Los Johnny Jets

THIS WEEK in 1965: The Rolling Stones release gets a re-model from original Mexican Rock 'n Rollers' Los Johnny Jets.

15. SUGAR SUGAR by The Archies

THIS WEEK in 1969: The Saturday Morning cartoon has the #1 record in Canada (for three weeks), the U.S. (for four weeks) and the U.K. (for eight weeks). The sound of the summer in 1969.

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All Time is Now • Episode #010 - Side 2: 3rd week of Sept

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My playlist from Side Two of Episode #010

Sept 16th 2011

the third week of September...

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1. YOU HAVEN'T DONE NOTHING by Stevie Wonder feat. The Jackson 5

THIS WEEK in 1974: Stevie's tenth #1 45 smash hit. With The Jackson 5 singing backup! His open letter to Richard Nixon, from the Long Player, Fulfillingness' First Finale.

2. WHO SAYS A FUNK BAND CAN'T PLAY ROCK? by Funkadelic

THIS WEEK in 1978: George Clinton's Funkadelic's tenth Long Player, the classic, One Nation Under A Groove. Featured on VIBE magazines 100 esential LP's of the 20th Century.

3. YESTERDAY by Marvin Gaye

THIS WEEK in 1965/1970: One of Marvin's greatest vocal performances. The Beatles ballad, from Marvin's Long Player, The Way Love Is.

4. TO KNOW HIM IS TO LOVE HIM by Amy Winehouse

Amy's cover of the Phil Spector classic. Released on the Long Player, Back To Black: B-Sides.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Amy.

5. 3rd BASE, DODGER STADIUM by Ry Cooder feat. Bia Pahinui

THIS WEEK in 1965: The ground breaking for the brand new Dodger Stadium which displaced a large Mexican American community out of their homes. From Ry's 2005 Long Player, Chávez Ravine.

6. CHAN CHAN by Buena Vista Social Club

THIS WEEK in 1997: The Award winning Long Player, Buena Vista Social Club.

7. READINGS FROM "ON THE ROAD" by Jack Kerouac

THIS WEEK in 1999: Jack Kerouac's reading of "On The Road". This take is from the 1959 Long Player, Poetry For The Beat Generation. With talk show host, Steve Allen on piano.

8. DOWNTOWN TRAIN by Tom Waits

THIS WEEK in 1985: The classic track from Ton's ninth Long Player, Rain Dogs. Later covered by Rod Stewart.

9. VIDEO GAMES by Lana Del Rey

THIS WEEK in 2011: The new single from New York singer Lana Del Rey. She sounds as good as she looks. Enjoy the video below...

10. I'VE SEEN IT ALL by Björk feat. Thom Yorke

THIS WEEK in 2000: A Sugarcube and a Radiohead duet on this beautiful ode to NOT going anywhere. From the Long Player, Selmasongs: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack "Dancer In The Dark".

11. INSIDE OF LOVE by Nada Surf

THIS WEEK in 2002: From the New York bands Long Player, Let Go.

12. OPEN UP YOUR HEART (AND LET THE SUNSHINE IN) by Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm

THIS WEEK in 1965: The classic episode, "No Biz Like Show Biz" kicked of the final season of The Flintstones.

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