B.W.'s PLAYLIST/ KHUS-FM, 90.5/ MON., 4 AUG. 08

BOY WONDER/ KHSU PLAYLIST/ TUES., 4, 5 AUG. 08/ 10:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Boogie Stop Shuffle/ CHARLES MINGUS (’59, Ah Um)
Hat and Beard/ ERIC DOLPHY (’64, Out to Lunch)
Brainfire and Buglight/ TRIO M (MYRA MELFORD, MARK DRESER, MATT WILSON) (’07, Big Picture)

Horseback Tenors/ EFTERKLANG (’08, Parades)*
Leaf House/ ANIMAL COLLECTIVE (’04, Sung Tongs) +(by request)
Chasing the Tide/ THE SUPERIMPOSERS (’05, self titled)
Elena/ JUANA MOLINA (’07, Son)
Hejra/ SHOLI (orignally recorded by Googoosh, “Queen of Persian Pop”)
Hawaii No Yoru/ CRAZY KEN BAND

Cumbiamba/ EL SEXTO MIRAMAR
Porta de Lanca Africano/ JORGE BEN
Seen and Not Seen/ TALKING HEADS (’80, Remain in Light)
Yassassin (Long Live)/ DAVID BOWIE (’79, Lodger)
Que Onda Guero/ BECK (’05, Guero)
My Babe/ LITTLE WALTER (’58)
Honey Where’s the Money Gone/ SOLMON BURKE (’06, Nashville)
Before the Money Came/ BETTY LaVETTE (’07, Scene of the Crime)
I Believe in You/ CAT POWER (’08, Jukebox)
Teenage Rock/ RONNIE JAMES & THE CLASSMATES (’57)
Cadillac Walk/ MINK DeVILLE (’77)

Ridiculous Man/ T-BONE BURNETT (’82, Trap Door)
Saturday Morning/ EELS (’03, Shootenany)
Don’t You Worry/ JIM NOIR (’08, self titled)
Soon/ MY BLOODY VALENTINE (’91, Loveless)

Navy Sheets/ THE HOLD STEADY (’08, Stay Positive)*
Clampdown/ THE CLASH (’79, London Calling)
Teen Creeps/ NO AGE (08, Nouns)*
Color Me Impressed/ THE REPLACEMENTS (’83, Hootenanny)
Same Reaction/ SNAKE HIPS (’97, Memphis Juke)
This Ain’t No Picnic/ THE MINUTEMEN (’89, Double Nickels on a Dime)
It’s A Good Thing/ THAT PETROL MOTION (’86, Manic Pop Thrill)
It’s Going to Happen/ THE UNDERTONES (’81, Positive Touch)
A Place Called Home/ PJ HARVEY (’00, Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea)

Road to Peace/ TOM WAITS (’06, Orphans)
Hog Eyed Man/ MARTIN CARTHY & FAMILY (Rogue's Gallery)
White Winter Hymnal/ FLEET FOXES (’08, self titled) *
Waterloo Sunset/ KINKS (’67, Something Else)
B Movie/ ELVIS COSTELLO (’80, Get Happy!!!)

Vampiring Again/ CALIFONE (’03, Quicksand/Cradlesnakes)

*new or recent release

Lion's Share

There's a new biopic about Darby Crash and the late/great LA punk band, The Germs, entitled What We Do Is Secret, directed by Rodger Grossman. It stars "ER" TV hunk, Shane West, in the featured role (originally cast with David Arquette). Talk about ironic. See the NY Times article about it. After Crash's suicide, Germs guitarist Pat Smear later joined Nirvana in 1993, only a year before Cobain's death. Smear doesn't seem to have much fortune working with vocalists.
Pictured: Germs gig/ Darby Crash and bassist Lorna Doom