All Time is Now • #059 - 4th week of August

My playlist from Episode #059 – Hour One

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A GIRL LIKE YOU — Edwyn Collins

PICTURE THIS — Blondie

LAST NIGHT — The Strokes

JANE SAYS — Jane's Addiction

SEX & DRUGS & ROCK 'N' ROLL — Ian Dury & The Blockheads

I'LL CRY INSTEAD [The Beatles cover] — Joe Cocker

COUNTRY HOUSE — Blur

BLACK DOG (Live) — Robert Plant with the Sensational Space Shifters

GUANTANAMO — Ry Cooder

SHE LOVES YOU (Irish version) [The Beatles cover] — Peter Sellers
The SONIC HISTORY LESSON; John and Paul write an answer song...

FORGET HIM (excerpt) — Bobby Rydell

SHE LOVES YOU (Mono) — The Beatles

ROCK 'N' ROLL HIGH SCHOOL (Soundtrack version) — Ramones

CRAWLING TO THE U.S.A. — Elvis Costello and The Attractions

ICHIRO's THEME — Benjamine Gibbard

HEAVY METAL DRUMMER — Wilco

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My playlist from Episode #059 – Side B

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AT LAST (I FOUND A LOVE) — Marvin Gaye
YOU DON'T KNOW LIKE I KNOW [Isaac Hayes] — Sam and Dave
WHERE DID OUR LOVE GO? (In German) — The Supremes
RED RED WINE [Neil Diamond cover] — Tony Tribe
STIR IT UP [Bob Marley cover] — Johnny Nash
GET DOWN MOSES — Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros
STRAIGHT TO HELL [The Clash cover] — Lily Allen feat. Mick Jones
KIKO AND THE LAVENDER MOON — Los Lobos
PETER AND THE WOLF — Sean Connery with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
DANCING IN THE MOONLIGHT (IT'S CAUGHT ME IN ITS SPOTLIGHT — Thin Lizzy
CADILLAC WALK — Mink Deville
THAT'S ALL RIGHT — Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup
SUZY-Q — Dale Hawkins
ELENOR RIGBY [The Beatles cover] — Baja Marimba Band
KARMA IN THE LIFE (GHP Mash-up) — Radiohead vs The Beatles
ASHES TO ASHES — David Bowie

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We gotta take the walls of Jericho,
Put your lips together and blow,
’cause It’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll.

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All Time is Now • #057 - 2nd week of August

My playlist from Episode #057 – Hour One

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I WILL WAIT — Mumford and Sons
THE OBSCENITY PRAYER (GIVE IT TO ME) — Rodney Crowell
WHO’S GONNA RIDE YOUR WILD HORSES (Temple Bar Remix) — U2
THE WALLS CAME DOWN — The Call
MAN OUT OF TIME — Elvis Costello and The Attractions
INACCESSIBLE MYSTERY — Jack White
STORMS [Fleetwood Mac cover] — Best Coast
IT AIN’T ME BABE (Mono) — Bob Dylan
ROCK ISLAND LINE [Leadbelly] — Stan Freberg
POOR LITTLE FOOL — Ricky Nelson
WHO THREW THE WHISKEY IN THE WELL? —
Lucky Millinder and His Orchestra with Wynonie Harris
THAT PLACE DOWN THE ROAD — Freddie Slack with Ella Mae Morse
I NEED YOU (Mono) — The Beatles
TIME HAS COME TODAY (Single edit) — The Chambers Brothers

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My playlist from Episode #057 – Side B

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DO THE STRAND — Roxy Music
SWEETHEART CONTRACT — Magazine
THE UNKNOWN IMMORTAL — Joe Strummer
FILIBUSTERO (from "WALKER") — Music by Joe Strummer
GRACELAND — Paul Simon feat. The Everly Brothers
ZIBUYILE NONYAKA — Mahotella Queens feat. Mahlathini
THE PRINCE — Madness
BEST FRIEND — The (English) Beat
LOOK SHARP! — Joe Jackson
OUTTA MY SYSTEM (Washed Out Remix) — My Morning Jacket
SUCH GREAT HEIGHTS — The Postal Service
"Warhol Shot" HEADLINE and the Warhol Museum's retrospective...
NOBODY BUT YOU — Lou Reed and John Cale
HOW CAN YOU MEND A BROKEN HEART [Bee Gees cover] — Al Green

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It’s a new sensation, a fabulous creation,
A danceable solution, to teenage revolution,
’cause It’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll.

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All Time is Now • The BEST tracks of 2013... (so far)

2nd Anniversary Show: The BEST tracks of 2013... (so far)

BLUE COLLAR JANE – The Strypes

THE RIGHT THING RIGHT – Johnny Marr

DON'T SWALLOW THE CAP – The National

HEART ATTACK – The Beautiful Chain

CHANGE – Churchill

SECOND BITE OF THE APPLE – Beady Eye

THE STARS (ARE OUT TONIGHT) – David Bowie

SMARTPHONE – The Bayonets

BOOMERANG – Lucy Schwartz

THE SAME OLD GROUND – He's My Brother She's My Sister

BETTER DAYS (Radio edit) – Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros

POMPEII – Bastille

A NEW LIFE (Single edit) – Jim James

SONG FOR ZULU – Phosphorescent

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All Time is Now • Episode #028 - Side B: 3rd week of Jan

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My playlist from Side B of Episode #028

Jan 22nd 2012

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1. BOOGIE ON REGGAE WOMAN by Stevie Wonder

THIS WEEK in 1974: Stevie is taking control and playing all the instruments (except congos by Rocky Dzidzornu). From his sixteenth Long Player, Fulfillingness' First Finale.

2. EVERY KINDA PEOPLE by Robert Palmer

Blue-eyed soul from  Robert's 1978 Long Player, Double Fun.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Robert on JAN 19th (1949)

3. MY WHOLE WORLD ENDED (THE MOMENT YOU LEFT ME) by David Ruffin

Temptations singer David Ruffin's solo debut in 1969, My Whole World Ended

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to David on JAN 18th (1941)

4. WHO LOVES YA BABY? by Telly Savalas

The star of Television and Motion Pictures released this funky disco gem in 1976. The title track from the Long Player, Who Loves Ya, Baby?.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Telly on JAN 21st (1922)

5. JAZZ IS PARIS by Malcolm McClaren

From Malcolm's 1994 Long Player, Paris.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Malcolm on JAN 22nd (1946)

6. THIS IS NOT AMERICA by David Bowie with The Pat Metheny Group

THIS WEEK in 1984: The theme song from the Motion Picture, The Falcon And The Snowman.

7. LET IT BE by Aretha Franklin

THIS WEEK in 1970: Released prior to The Beatles version by many months. From Aretha's Long Player, This Girl's In Love With You.

8. LOVE IS STRONGER THAN DEATH by Angela McCluskey

THIS WEEK in 1993/2004: The Wild Colonials/Telepopmusik singer's remake remodel of the The The track from Dusk. From her solo debut, 1992 Long Player, The Things We Do.

• SONIC HISTORY LESSON: Minot Train Derailment

THIS WEEK in 2002: What does a CP Rail train derailment in Minot, North Dakota tell us about the modern state of Radio in America?

9. MEMORY GOSPEL by Moby

From Originally the B-Side to Moby's hit "Honey". From the compilation, Play: The B-Sides.

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All Time is Now • Episode #029 - Hour One: 4th week of Jan

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My playlist from Hour One of Episode #029,

January 29th 2012

the last week of Jan...

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1. LIFE'S WHAT YOU MAKE IT by Talk Talk

THIS WEEK in 1985: From their Long Player, The Colour of Spring.

2. I GOT YOU by Split Enz

THIS WEEK in 1980: The New Wave classic from their Long Player, True Colours.

3. NEW LACE SLEEVES by Elvis Costello & The Attractions

THIS WEEK in 1981: From the band's fifth Long Player, Trust.

4. (GET A) GRIP (ON YOURSELF) by The Stranglers

THIS WEEK in 1977: The debut 45 the great Punk band The Stranglers.  From their debut Long Player, Rattus Norvegicus.

5. LOCO MOSQUITO by Iggy Pop

THIS WEEK in 1980: The lead single from Iggy's Long Player, The Soldier.

6. INSTANT KARMA! by John Ono Lennon

THIS WEEK in 1970: The Phil Spector produced stand alone single. Written, recorded and mixed in one day, Jan 27th 1970.

7. KANSAS CITY by Paul McCartney

THIS WEEK in 1991: The Rock 'n' Roll covers Long Player, Back In The U.S.S.R. available ONLY in Russia from 1988. Released this week in 1991 in the West after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

8. WHEN WE WAS FAB by George Harrison

THIS WEEK in 1988: George looks back on the heady days of youth. Produced by Jeff Lynn from the Long Player,  Cloud Nine.

9. NO NO SONG by Ringo Starr

THIS WEEK in 1975: The Hoyt Axton cover from Ringo's Long Player, Goodnight Vienna. #1 in Canada, #3 in U.S.

10. I'LL NEVER GET OUT OF THIS WORLD ALIVE by Hank Williams with his Drifting Cowboys

THIS WEEK in 1953: The last single from the drifting Cowboy. #1 at the time of his untimely passing.

11. WHERE DID YOU SLEEP LAST NIGHT? by Lead Belly

The legend and the classic track from 1944. This songs was covered by Nirvana for their MTV Unplugged performance.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Lead Belly on Jan 20th (1889)

12. TANGLED UP IN BLUE by Bob Dylan

THIS WEEK in 1975: The lead single from Bob's fifteenth Long Player, Blood On The Tracks.

12. YOU'RE GONNA MAKE ME LONESOME WHEN YOU GO by Miley Cyrus

THIS WEEK in 2012: From the brand new four disc charity tribute set called Chimes of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan. And Yes, that's frickin' Miley Cyrus doing a very tasteful version.

13. SUNDAY KIND OF LOVE by Etta James

One of the greatest singers ever! From her debut Long Player, At Last!.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Etta on Jan 25th

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