Archive for February, 2017
Friday Night Fish Fry 2/10/17
- Two Gallants – Dyin’ Crapshooter’s Blues
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- Howlin’ Wolf – All My Life
- Super Super Blues Band – The Red Rooster
- Blind Willie McTell – I Got The Cross The River Jordan
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- Jimmy Dawkins – If You’re Ready
- Johnny B. Moore – I’m Going Upside Your Head
- The Mannish Boys – These Kind Of Blues
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- Gary Moore – Still Got The Blues
- Jeff Healey – How Blue Can You Get
- Kirk Fletcher – Blues For Antone
- Stevie Ray Vaughan – The Things That I Used To Do
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- Tinsley Ellis – To The Devil For A Dime
- Fatback Deluxe – Mercy
- Sean Chambers – Ten Til Midnight
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- Brandon Reeves – Working For Blues
- The Wood Brothers – Midnight Rider
- Lola – Bad Whiskey
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- Gary Clark Jr. – Catfish Blues
- Otis Rush – Got My Mojo Working
- Buddy Guy and Junior Wells – Give Me My Coat and Shoes
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- Joe Bonamassa – Slow Train
- Eddy “The Chief” Clearwater – A Good Leavin’ Alone
Playlist for Lost in the Stacks from Friday, February 10th (“A Digital Dark Age”) Episode 333
Hear the show at http://traffic.libsyn.com/lostinthestacks/LITS_Episode_333.mp3
Clip from Reply All
Intro: “Friction” by Television
“Dark Ages” by Phil Smith and Corsage
Interview with Rick Whitt of Google, author of Through a Glass, Darkly
File this set under QB843 .B55 B58:
“Black Hole” by the Urinals
“Black Hole (part 2)” by the Ant
Continued interview with Rick Whitt
File this set under CB478 .V2313:
“7 Times Around the Sun” by the Jim Jones Revue
“Independence Day” by Elliot Smith
“Palm of Your Hand” by Cake
Continued interview with Rick Whitt
File this set under PZ4.C9533:
“The Mine” by Akua Naru
“Pit” by the Dead Milkmen
“Cellar” by the Silkies
Credits: “Thickfreakness” by The Black Keys
“Survive” by the Bags
Stay tuned for the next Lost in the Stacks, “Preserving Climate Change Data” on Friday, February 17th!
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Full Album Appreciation 2/9/17
This Morning’s Album:
Tone on Tail – Pop
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This album had a few releases but the one I played specifically looked like this.
Tones on Tail was a little project started around 1982 by Daniel Ash, Glenn Campling, and Kevin Haskings that came after Bauhaus and before Love And Rockets. The band’s name is a reference to the way calibration tones were recorded on the “tail” of reel to reel tapes. As far as I can tell they were just a real chill band, some friends playing tunes.
Hope y’all Enjoyed!
Psych Out! 2/8/17
artist – track – album
Bardo pond – Purple – Acid guru pond
Bardo pond – Green – Acid guru pond
Sonny Simmons & Moksha Samnyasin – I Put It In A Dark Area Where I Don’t Remember No More – Nomadic
Nawa – Fasel AL Jalal – Ancient Sufi Invocations and Forgotten Songs from Aleppo
Crush #6 – Blackgaze
Trna – Gale
Sylvaine – Earthbound
Les Discrets – L’échappée
Woods of Desolation – Darker Days
Sleeping Peonies – Lighthouse Alight, Stars Aligned
Dopamine – 死于深秋
Amesoeurs – I XIII V XIX XV V XXI XVIII XIX – IX XIX – IV V I IV
