All Time is Now • Episode #007 - Hour One: 4th week of Aug

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My playlist from part one of Episode #007,

August 26th 2011

the fifth week of August...

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1. ROCK 'N' ROLL HIGH SCHOOL by Ramones

THIS WEEK in 1979: The classic Rock 'n' Roll movie turning the 60's B-Movies on its head with a PUNK update. The original script was called DISCO HIGH!?! This is the soundtrack version produced by Ed Stasium prior to the band recording with Phil Spector.

2. COME BACK JONEE by DEVO

THIS WEEK in 1978: Produced by Brian Eno from their debut Long Player, Are We Not Men?. Also appeared in the soundtrack to, "Rock 'N' Roll High School".

3. JANE SAYS by Jane's Addiction

THIS WEEK in 1988: One of the best tracks of the 80s, from Jane's Addiction's Long Player, Nothing's Shocking.

4. THE GHOST IN YOU by The Psychedelic Furs

THIS WEEK in 1984: From their forth Long Player, Mirror Moves.

5. HONKY TONK (Part 1) by Bill Doggett

THIS WEEK in 1956: The biggest R&B hit of 1956! #2 on the Hot 100 for three weeks and #1 R&B for thirteen weeks! The Sound of the Summer from 1956.

6. CHOO CHOO CH'BOOGIE by Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five

THIS WEEK in 1946: The Sound of the Summer from 1946. Tells the story of a service man coming home from the war and trying to find work. The Jump Blues / Jukebox Race Record classic was #1 for eighteen weeks! 

7. PROLOGUE/CRUNCHY GRANOLA SUITE by Neil Diamond

THIS WEEK in 1972: Ten SOLD OUT nights at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles and one of the best live Long Player's ever, Hot August Night. #1 in Australia for 29 weeks (that's seven months)!

8. SUSIE-Q by Dale Hawkins

THIS WEEK in 1966: Swamp Rock Boogie from the pioneer American Rockabilly singer. The original version best known by the CCR cover.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Dale Hawkins on Aug 22nd (1936)

9. BOOM BOOM by John Lee Hooker

The legendary Blues track, "Boom Boom" from Mr. Hooker's 1962 Long Player, Burnin'.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to John Lee Hooker on Aug 22nd (1917)

10. CADILLAC WALK by Mink DeVille

The original house band from CBGB's in New York City. From their debut Long Player, Cabretta (Mink DeVille in US).
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Willie DeVille on Aug 25th (1950)

11. I'M BAD, I'M NATIONWIDE by ZZ TOP

THIS WEEK in 1979: Their sixth Long Player, Degüello.

• SONIC HISTORY LESSON: The story behind Dear Prudence

India with The Maharishi, four Beatles, four blonde Beatle girlfriends, three Beach Boys, Donovan, Mia Farrow, and her sister Prudence.

12. DEAR PRUDENCE (RockBand mix) by The Beatles

THIS WEEK in 1968: The Beatles record "Dear Prudence", which John had written in India. From their double-disc Long Player, The Beatles (AKA The White Album).

13. OPERATOR (THAT'S NOT THE WAY IT FEELS) by Jim Croce

THIS WEEK in 1972: Great story telling from Philadelphia born Jim Croce. The second single from the Long Player, You Don't Mess Around With Jim.

14. THREE IS A MAGIC NUMBER by Jeff Tweedy

The Jeff's Live acoustic take of the SCHOOL HOUSE ROCK! classic. Recorded at the Old Town School in Chicago in front of an audience of children.

HAPPY 44th BIRTHDAY to Jeff on Aug 25th (1967)

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All Time is Now • Episode #007 - Side B: 4th week of Aug

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My playlist from Side Two of Episode #007,

August 26th 2011

the fifth week of Sept...

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1. I WANNA BE YOUR LOVER by Prince

THIS WEEK in 1979: Prince releases this classic 45 from his 2nd Long Player, Prince. #1 US R&B for two weeks.

2. SPANISH HARLEM by Aretha Franklin

THIS WEEK in 1971: The Ben E. King classic (written by Jerry Leiber and Phil Spector) covered by the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin. A stand alone single it first appeared on her Long Player, Aretha's Greatest Hits. Guest musician Dr. John on keyboards.

3. WHITE HEAVEN/BLACK HELL by Public Enemy

THIS WEEK in 1994: Telling it like it is Public Enemy from their '94 Long Player, Muse-Sick-n-Hour-Mess-Age.

4. RACE AGAINST TIME by Public Enemy

THIS WEEK in 1994: Never released as a single but powerful in its observation of Culture in the 1990's from Public Enemy's Long Player, Muse-Sick-n-Hour-Mess-Age.

5. WHAT GOOD AM I WITHOUT YOU by Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston

THIS WEEK in 1964: The first 45 from the Gaye/Weston duets. Would later appear on their full length Long Player, Take 2 in 1966.

6. THE PRINCE by Madness

THIS WEEK in 1979: The debut 45 from the British Ska legends. Their tribute to Jamaican Ska pioneer Prince Buster.

7. THREE LITTLE BIRDS/THREE LITTLE DUBS by Bob Marley & The Wailers

THIS WEEK in 1980: The Reggae Legend at his peak. This is the single version mixed in with the dub version. Original version on the Long Player, Exodus.

• SONIC HISTORY LESSON: Radio from 1930 to 2011

THIS WEEK in...: The changes in technology often affected or created the opportunities and changes in each new era of radio through out the years. We are in the midst of a revolutionary change with smart phones and world-wide internet broadcasts like ALL TIME is NOW and INDIE1031.

8. SPIRITUAL HIGH (STATE OF INDEPENDANCE) by Moodswings feat. Chrissie Hynde

THIS WEEK in 1966: The Martin Luther King Jr. speech that has inspired a generation.

9. SUBSTITUTE FOR LOVE (DROWNED WORLD) by Madonna

THIS WEEK in 1998: The third single from Madonna's Long Player, Ray of Light. Produced by William Orbit. Plus...

10. WHY I FOLLOW TIGERS by The San Sebastian Strings

Where the inspiration AND the sample came from; "Why I Follow Tigers", written by Rod McKuen and Anita Kerr from the Long Player, For Lovers.

11. ALL OF MY HEART by ABC

THIS WEEK in 1982: Classic 80's Pop. The third single from the debut Long Player, The Lexicon of Love.

12. KARMA POLICE by Radiohead

THIS WEEK in 1997: The Radiohead existential classic. From their Long Player, OK Computer. And one of the greatest videos of the 90's...

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All Time is Now • Episode #005 - Side B: 2nd week of Aug

My playlist from the second week of August

Episode #005 – Hour One

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1. FINGERTIPS (Pts. 1 & 2) [Live] by Little Stevie Wonder

THIS WEEK in 1963: The full length version of the #1 hit from the 12 Year Old Genius, Little Stevie Wonder. Recorded live at a Motwon Revue show in Chicago with Marvin Gaye on drums! Stevie became the youngest person ever to have a number one on the Billboard Hot 100. 

2. IN THE BASEMENT by Etta James & Sugar Pie Desanto

THIS WEEK in 1966: "Where can you go, when your money is low? Down in the basement. that's where it's at!"

3. PAPA'S GOT A BRAND NEW BAG by James Brown

THIS WEEK in 1965: The classic #1 R&B hit from Soul Brother Number One!

4. STOP THE TRAIN by The Wailers

THIS WEEK in 1970: The debut Long Player from Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer. Despite its BEST OF title it was not a compilation.

5. CAN'T STAND LOSING YOU by The Police

THIS WEEK in 1978: From their debut Long Player, Outlandos d'Amour. Was a huge hit when it was re-released a year later in June 1979.

6. BANKROBBER by The Clash

THIS WEEK in 1980: The stand alone single, produced by Reggae Man, Mikey Dread. Later appeared on the compilation, Black Market Clash.

• SONIC HISTORY LESSON: Watts Riots

THIS WEEK in 1965: Large scale riots in Los Angeles and in many cities in the UK, all on the same week 46 years apart. The LA riots of 1965 started on Aug 11th and lasted 5 days in the Watts section of Los Angeles. The riots were sparked when a CHP officer pulled over and arrested a drunk driver, but refused to let the drivers brother drive the car home and radioed to have the car impounded. A large crowd formed around the confrontation. Years of unease and resentment boiled to the surface.

• SONIC HISTORY LESSON: UK Riots
THIS WEEK in 2011: Large scale riots in numerous cities in the United Kingdom. The UK riots started on Aug 6th 'til the 10th. What happened?!? Many questions have got to be answered, but the RIGHT questions need to be asked. Comedian Russell Brand has an interesting take on the whole thing. The SONY DADC warehouse which housed discs for over 205 indie record labels burned to the ground destroying 25 million discs.

7. TROUBLE EVERY DAY by The Mothers of Invention

THIS WEEK in 1966: Known as the "Watts Riot song", this was the debut 45 from Frank Zappa's band The Mothers of Invention. Appeared on their debut Long Player, Freak Out!

8. BARABAJAGAL (LOVE IS HOT) by Donovan

THIS WEEK in 1969: The lead track from Donovan's 7th Long Player, Barabajagal. Backed by The Jeff Beck Group. At the time of its release, due to contractual obligations the LP was prevented from being released in the UK.

9. MOTORPSYCHO NITEMARE (Mono) by Bob Dylan

THIS WEEK in 1964: The hilarious tale of a young travelin' man needing a place to sleep for the night. From Dylan's 4th Long Player, Another Side of Bob Dylan.

10. I DON'T WANT TO FALL IN LOVE by Sam Phillips

THIS WEEK in 1988: Switching gears from Christian rock to secular Alternative, "Leslie Phillips" becomes "Sam Philips". From Sam's 5th Long Player, The Indescribable Wow, produced by T-Bone Burnett.

11. HOLD WHAT YOU GOT by Joe Tex

THIS WEEK in 1977: The Top #5 Pop, #1 R&B Million selling single recorded at Muscle Shoals in Alabama.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Joe on Aug 8th (1933)

12. HEROIN (THEME FROM CAPTIVE) by The Edge with Michael Brook feat. Sinéad O'Conner

U2 guitarist, The Edge composed the original score to the film, "Captive". This was the Main Theme and the first ever released recording of Sinéad O'Conner.
HAPPY 50th BIRTHDAY to The Edge on Aug 8th

14. UNCERTAIN SMILE by The The
THIS WEEK in 1983: From The The's Long Player, Soul Mining. The version played on ALL TIME is NOW was the longer LP version featuring the extended piano solo from Jools Holland.

15. LIVE FOREVER by Oasis

THIS WEEK in 1994: The 3rd single from their debut Long Player, Definitely, Maybe.

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