Sunday, November 21, 2010

B.W.'s PLAYLIST/ KHSU, 90.5/ SAT., 20 NOV. 2010


Poet, artist, musician, composer and activist Patti Smith now can add a National Book Award to her mountain of accolades. Her memoir, Just Kids, about her intense creative and personal relationship with photographer Robert Mapplethorpe won 2010's award for Non Fiction. Well-written and unsentimental view of growing up in NY during the 1970's and 1980's. Congratulations Ms. Smith, a well-deserved recipient!
BOY WONDER'S HOT CIRCLES/ 10:00 PM-MIDNIGHT

Shaft in Africa/ JOHNNY PATE (’73)

Return to Gijon/ THE NEW MASTERSOUNDS (’06, 102%)

Immigrant Song/ MOUNTAIN MOCHA KILAMANJARO (’09, self titled)

Chowder/ JON SPENCER BLUES EXPLOSION (’98, Xtra-Acme)

TV Eye/ THE STOOGES (’70, Fun House)

You Got Me Hummin’/ REIGNING SOUND (’04, Too Much Guitar)

Preachin’ the Blues/ THE GUN CLUB (’81, Fire of Love)

I Asked For Water/ HOWLIN’ WOLF (’56)

Shake Your Hips/ SLIM HARPO (’66)


How It Rained/ LORETTE VELVETTE (’00, Rude Angel)

Honky Tonk Part 1/ BILY DOGGETT (’63)

I Believe in You/ CAT POWER (’08, Jukebox)

Hard Row/ THE BLACK KEYS (’03, Thickfreakness)

Riding With Mary/ X (’82, Under the Black Sun)

Earthquake Heart/ THE DIRTBOMBS (’03, Dangerous Magical Noise)

She’s My Baby/ THE MOJO MEN (’66)

I Was a Teenage Werewolf/ THE CRAMPS (’80, Songs the Lord Taught Us)


So You Wanna Be (A Rock n’ Roll Star)/ PATTI SMITH GROUP (’79, Wave)

Ihop/ LUNA (’97, Pup Tent)

Hammering Castle Bird Man/ MIKE WATT + MISSINGMEN (’10, Hyphenated-Man)*

Goin’ Out West/ TOM WAITS (’92, Bone Machine)

Feeling Gravity’s Pull/ R.E.M. (’85, ’10 reissue, Reconstruction of the Fables)

What Presence? (12” version)/ ORANGE JUICE (’84, The Orange Juice; ’10 box set, Coals to Newcastle)*

Dry the Rain/ THE BETA BAND (’97, ’99 collection, The 3 EP’s)

Inner City Blues/ RODRIGUEZ (’70, Cold Fact)

I Move Around/ LEE HAZELWOOD (’66)

Frenchette/ DAVID JOHANSEN (’78, self titled)

Crazy Car/ OLOF ARNALDS (’10, Innundir Skinni)*

People Make the World Go Round/ THE STYLISTICS (’71, self titled)


This Land is Your Land/ SHARON JONES AND THE DAP-KINGS ('05, Naturally)

*new or recent release

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