Quotation du jour ~
Maya Angelou “Music
was my refuge. I could crawl into the space between the notes and
curl my back to loneliness.”
Another excellent
edition. As i've written before, if i could find a radio station that
played this kinda schtuff – classic rock that you rarely hear
anywhere else – i might never leave my nest. (But, really, John.
Two versions of “Arms Of Mary”? The Sutherland Brothers' version,
which was the original, is excellent and Chilliwack's cover version
is pretty darned good, too, but, why?)
Most radio stations
have playlists of maybe 300 songs, and so of course you hear the same
music over and over. KSHE, during its normal programming hours, is, i
admit, a little like that too. I like to hear the unexpected, and i
invariably do on Sunday mornings.
(There's an online
station, also from St Louis, St Louis Classic Rock dot com
(www.slcr.tv) i listen to
occasionally and they pride themselves on their playlist of well over
five thousand songs. But a lot of what they play is obscure –
and deserves to be!)
As a footnote, i was
once again able to listen to the show in its entirety without any of
the computery troubles that used to beset me on Sunday mornings (but
rarely at any other time). I don't think that i did anything to solve
the problems other than general maintenance, but i'm certainly not
complaining.
Here's the playlist:
Jefferson Starship –
Ride The Tiger
The Marshall Tucker
Band – Heard It In A Love Song
Little River Band –
It's A Long Way There
Bob Dylan – Mr
Tambourine Man
Moon Martin – Rolene
America – Don't Cross
The River
Steely Dan – My Old
School
Sutherland Brothers &
Quiver – Arms Of Mary
Head East – Love Me
Tonight
Paice Ashton Lord –
Remember The Good Times
The Byrds – So You
Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star
Kansas – The Wall
Michael Murphey –
Wildfire
Rare Bird – Beautiful
Scarlet
Bruce Springsteen –
Badlands
Kantner / Slick /
Freiberg – Across The Board
Climax Blues Band –
Using The Power
Tucky Buzzard – Gold
Medallions
Chilliwack – Arms Of
Mary
Runner – Run For Your
Life
Grateful Dead – Sugar
Magnolia
Danny Spanos – Hot
Cherie
Jimi Hendix Experience
– Crosstown Traffic
Budgie – Sky High
Percentage
Billy Joel – The
Entertainer
Real Life – Send Me
An Angel
Electric Light
Orchestra – Livin' Thing
Firefall – Livin'
Ain't Livin'
Sammy Hagar –
(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay
Manfred Mann's
Earthband – For You
Spirit – I Got A Line
On You
Ambrosia – Holdin' On
To Yesterday
Eric Clapton – Let It
Grow
April Wine – Sign Of
The Gypsy Queen
Michael Stanley – He
Can't Love You
Wet Willie – Street
Corner Serenade
Gypsy – Tomorrow Is
The Last To Be Heard
Ian Hunter –
Cleveland Rocks
The Doors – Back Door
Man
Here's
what we played at World Headquarters this week:
Steve
Reich – Drumming
3
– To The Power Of Three
Sandie
Shaw – The Very Best Of Sandie Shaw
The
Doobie Brothers – Best Of The Doobies
Kronos
Quartet – Górecky String Quartets
Rory
Gallagher – Fresh Evidence
The
Sutherland Brothers & Quiver – Beat Of The Street
The
Allman Brothers Band – Brothers And Sisters
Melissa
Etheridge – Your Little Secret
Genesis
– Nursery Cryme
Keane
– Perfect Symmetry
Sheryl
Crow – Be Myself
Jonathan
Edwards – Jonathan Edwards
Paula
Cole – This Bright Red Feeling
Robert
Fripp – Exposure
George
Harrison – Early Takes Volume 1
Chantal
Kreviazuk – Ghost Stories
Talk
Talk – Spirit Of Eden
Yes
– Union
John
Hiatt – Walk On
Fairport
Convention – Full House
Jackson
Browne – Running On Empty
Yes
– Tales From Topographic Oceans
Roy
Wood Wizzo Band – Super Active Wizzo
Dan
Fogelberg – Love In Time
Andy
Irvine & Paul Brady – Andy Irvine & Paul Brady
Amanda
Marshall – Intermission: The Singles Collection
Ofra
Haza – Shaday
The
Beatles – Help!
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