BW's PLAYLIST/ KHSU, 90.5/ SAT., 18 SEPT. 10

LA-based band, Beachwood Sparks, who ingested heavy doses of The Flying Burrito Brothers, Guy Clark and The Dead, in their heyday, circa 2000. Are we having fun yet?
BOY WONDER'S HOT CIRCLES/ 10:00 PM-MIDNIGHT

Ole Man Trouble (live, Whisky a Go Go)/ OTIS REDDING ('66, ’10 issue, Live on the Sunset Strip)

It’s Gonna Rain/ SONNY & CHER (’65)

You Don’t Know Baby/ WANDA JACKSON (’62)

I’m Shakin’/ LITTLE WILLIE JOHN (’59)

Willie and Hand Jive/ JOHNNY OTIS (’68)

Speak to Me/ THE HEADCOATEES (’97, ’08 collection, Bozstik Haze)

Ah-So/ THE 5,6,7,8’S (’92, Can’t Help It)

She’s Got Everything/ THE ROMANTICS (’79, self titled)

Everyday Things (live, ’81, Whisky a Go Go)/ THE PLIMSOULS (’10, Live! Beg, Borrow & Steal)

Look But Don’t Touch/ THE BEAT (’79, The Beat)

Buried Alive/ MARK HARRISON & SNAKEHIPS (’92, 7” single)

Don’t Want You Back/ THE SIGHTS (’02, Got What We Want)

In the Street/ BIG STAR (’72, ’08 collection, Thank You Friends)

(My Girl) Maryanne/ THE SPONGETONES (’05 collection, Children of Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the Second Psychedelic Era - 1976-1996)

Looking For Lewis and Clark/ THE LONG RYDERS (’85, Looking For Lewis & Clark ep)

Desert Skies/ BEACHWOOD SPARKS (’00, self titled)

Have You Seen Her Face/ THE BYRDS (’67, ’96 reissue, Younger Than Yesterday)

Saw Kill River/ DEVENDRA BANHART (’05, Cripple Crow)

Bus Stop (’66)/ THE HOLLIES (’66)

I Move Around/ THE PURRS (’10, Tearing Down Paisley Garden ep)

Mr. Salad Days/ MOTEL BEDS (’10, Feelings)

Nobody’s Fault But My Own/ BECK (’98, Mutations)

New Lace Sleeves/ ELVIS COSTELLO & THE ATTRACTIONS (’80, ’94, Trust)

My Baby Loves Me/ THE EELS (’10, Tomorrow Morning)*

All I Want/ LCD SOUNDSYSTEM (’10, This is Happening)*

The Way You Walk/ PAPAS FRITAS (’00, Buildings and Grounds)

42 West Avenue/ CASHIER NO. 9 (’08, 7” single)

Anything You Want/ SPOON (’01, Girls Can Tell)

Oceans in the Hall/ LADYBUG TRANSISTOR (’99, The Albemarle Sound)

Bloodbuzz Ohio/ THE NATIONAL (’10, High Violet)*

Nickel Bags/ DIGABLE PLANETS (’93, Reachin’)

Pusherman/ CURTIS MAYFIELD (’72, ’99, Superfly)

*new or recent release

B.W.'s PLAYLIST/ KHSU, 90.5/ SAT., 11 SEPT. 2010

Blondie, circa 1978, hanging out in the mean streets of Manhattan, which was going through an economic spiral (sounds familiar), but it also allowed the movements like the CBGB scene to flourish. Also, the rents were very cheap, then.
BOY WONDER'S HOT CIRCLES/ 10:00-MIDNIGHT

Your Life is Gone/ REPARATA (’72, ’09 collection, The Laurie Records Story)

Doyou No Yoru Nanika Ga Okiru/ JUN MAYUZUMI (‘69, ’09 collection, Nippon Girls)

L’oiseau/ SYLVIE VARTIN (‘68, ’09, Irresistiblement)

L’anamour/ SERGE GAINSBOURG & JANE BIRKIN (’69, ’10 reissue, Je T’aime…Moi Non Plus)*

Sunday Girl/ BLONDIE (’78, Parallel Lines)

Rock N Girl/ THE BEAT (’79)

Spooky/ CLASSICS IV (’68)

A Shot in the Arm/ WILCO (’99, Summerteeth)

I Am Trying to Break Your Heart/ JC BROOKS & THE UPTOWN SOUND (’10, 7” single)

Tensile/ THE CLEAN (’09, Mister Pop)

52 Girls/ THE B-52’S (’79, self titled)

Unless/ OUTRAGEOUS CHERRY (’04, Our Love Will Change The World)

Glad Girls/ GUIDED BY VOICES (’01, Isolation Drills)

Mass Romantic/ THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS (’00, Mass Romantic)

I’ll Be You/ THE REPLACEMENTS (’89, Don’t Tell a Soul)

Outsmartener/ YO LA TENGO (’02, Today is the Day ep)

Tonight We’ll Ride/ MATTHEW SWEET (’03, Kumi Ga Suki Raifu)

Candy Machine/ STEVE WYNN & THE MIRACLE 3 (’03, Static Transmission)

Suspended Head/ THE NELS CLINE SINGERS (’02, Instrumentals)

Wrong Time Capsule/ DEERHOOF (‘05 Runners Four)

100%/ SONIC YOUTH (’92, Dirty)

Hawaii Five-O/ THE VENTURES (’69)

Lipstick Vogue/ ELVIS COSTELLO & THE ATTRACTIONS (’78, This Year’s Model)

I’ve Been Out Walking/ NINA NASTASIA & JIM WHITE (’07, You Follow Me)

A Place Called Home/ PJ HARVEY (’00, Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea)

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

Run in the Dust/ JOHNNY MARR/ 7 WORLDS COLLIDE (’09, The Sun Came Out)

Bluebeard/ THE COCTEAU TWINS (’93, Four-Calendar Café)

Stranded/ SHARON JONES & THE DAP-KINGS [w/ LEE FIELDS] ('05, Naturally)

*new or recent release

B.W.'s PLAYLIST/ KHSU, 90.5/ SAT., 4 SEPT. 2010

Los Angeles' The Dream Syndicate classic, orginal line-up: Steve Wynn, Kendra Smith, Karl Precoda and Dennis Duck, circa 1982.
BOY WONDER'S HOT CIRCLES/ 9:00 PM-MIDNIGHT

Memphis Train/ RUFUS THOMAS (’67)

Your Thing Is a Drag/ SHARON JONES & THE DAP-KINGS (’05, Naturally)

Nothing But a Heartache/ THE FLIRTATIONS (’67)

Ole Man Trouble [live, ’66, Whisky a Go Go]/ OTIS REDDING (’10, Live on the Sunset Strip)*

Mark of the Unamed/ THE BUDOS BAND (’10, III)*

Black Betty/ LEADBELLY (’39)

Roadrunner/ BO DIDDLEY (’59)

Rip It Up/ LITTLE RICHARD (’56)

Shakin’ All Over (’60)/ JOHNNY KIDD & THE PIRATES (’60)

Que Lindo Sueno/ KING KHAN & THE SHRINES (’08, The Supreme Genius of…)

Do You Love Me?/ NICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS (’94, Let Love In)

Ready to Start/ ARCADE FIRE (’10, The Suburbs)*

Stay Don’t Go/ SPOON (’02, Kill the Moonlight)

I’ve Got a Feeling/ BESNARD LAKES (’10, Let It Be Revisted)*

Sideshow By the Shore/ LUNA (’95, Penthouse)

Up on the Sun/ THE MEAT PUPPETS (’85, Up on the Sun)

Stuck in the Middle With You/ STEELER’S WHEEL (’73)

Little Miss Loneliness/ PETE MOLINARI (’10, A Train Bound For Glory)*

Way Down in the Hole/ THE COMPULSIVE GAMBLERS (’95, Gambling Days Are Over)

Only Daddy (That’ll Walk the Line)/ THE SKELETONS (’92, Waiting)

Kick Out The Jams/ MC5 (’69, Kick Out the Jams)

Real Cool Time/ THE STOOGES (’69, self titled)

Do You Wanna Touch Me There/ JOAN JETT (’81, Bad Reputation)

Work-A-Day World/ PAUL COLLINS’ BEAT (’79, The Beat)

Do Anything You Want To Do/ EDDIE & THE HOT RODS (’77)

The First Part/ SUPERCHUNK (’94, Foolish)

Why Can’t I Touch It?/ THE BUZZCOCKS (’79, Singles Going Steady)

Eye of Fatima Pt. 1/ CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN (’88, Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart)

The Right/ LOU BARLOW (’09, Goodnight Unknown)

Left On/ THE SEA AND CAKE (’07, Everybody)

I’ve Got the Devil Inside Me/ THE VASELINES (’10, Sex With An X)*

Until Lately/ THE DREAM SYNDICATE (’82, The Days of Wine and Roses)

Auctioneer (Another Engine)/ R.E.M. (’85, Fables of the Reconstruction)

Real Men/ THE JAZZ BUTCHER (’84, A Scandal in Bohemia)

Shopping/ THE JAM (’82, ’92 collection, Extras)

Spring Rain/ THE GO-BETWEENS (’86, Liberty Belle & The Black Diamond Express)

How Do You Fight Loneliness/ WILCO (’99, Summerteeth)

We Die and See Beauty Reign/ ISOBEL CAMPBELL & MARK LANEGAN (’10, Hawk)*

You Can Take Your Time/ NINA NASTASIA (‘10, Outlaster)*

*new or recent release

BW's PLAYLIST/ KHSU, 90.5/ SAT., 28 AUG. 2010

Recent inductee to The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2009, rockabilly (pussy)cat Wanda Jackson served up some mean rockin' cuts in the 1950's. Well-deserved recognition for a female artist who stood tall with the likes of Eddie Cochran, Johnny Burnette and, of course, Elvis Presley.
BOY WONDER'S HOT CIRCLES/ 9:00 PM - MIDNIGHT

Function at the Junction/ RAMSEY LEWIS (’67)

I Can’t Rest/ FONTELLA BASS (’66)

Sockin’ Soul/ JOHNNY & DOLORES (’68)

Let Me Teach You/ ZENA FOSTER (’65)

Speak On Up/ JOE KING (’70, ’07 collection, Eccentric Soul: The Prix Label)

Do I Make Myself Clear/ SUGAR PIE DESANTO & ETTA JAMES (’65)

Tak dej se k nam a projdem svet/ MARTA KUBISOVA (‘60’s, ’09 collection, Ne! The Soul of Marta Kubisova)

Peacock Baby/ REIKO OHARA (’68, ’09 collection, Nippon Girls)

Funnel of Love/ WANDA JACKSON (’61)

Out in the Streets/ THE SHANGRI-LAS (’65)

Be My Baby/ THE RONETTES (’63)

Let Me Get Close to You/ BEVERLY WARREN (’65, ’09 collection, The Laurie Records Story)

Make a Little Love/ ALEX CHILTON (’87, High Priest)

Dangerous Book/ THE PLIMOULS (’98, Kool Trash)

Doin’ It For the Ladies/ PAUL COLLINS (’10, King of Power Pop)*

LiLi/ THE CUTTERS (’01, Sunday! Sunday! Sunday!)

Tell That Girl to Shut Up/ TINA & THE TOTAL BABES (’00, She’s So Tuff)

Back of My Hand (I’ve Got Your Number)/ THE JAGS (’78)

Yoo-Hoo/ IMPERIAL TEEN (’98, What Is Not to Love)

Don’t Give Up/ THE NOISETTES (’06, What’s the Time Mr. Wolf)

No Action/ ELVIS COSTELLO & THE ATTRACTIONS (’78, This Year’s Model)

Sheena Is a Punk Rocker/ THE RAMONES (’77, Rockets to Russia)

Sex With An X/ THE VASELINES (’10, Sex With An X)*

Bhang Bhang, I’m a Burnout/ DUM DUM GIRLS (’10, I Will Be)

This Boy is Exhausted/ THE WRENS (’03, The Meadowlands)

Just One Thing/ SNAKEHIPS (’01, Turn You On)

Harley Davidson/ MICK HARVEY & ANITA LANE (’95, Intoxicated Man)

I Move Around [Lee Hazelwood]/ THE PURRS (’10, Tearing Down Paisley Garden ep)

Jennifer Tomkins/ STREET PEOPLE (’70)

So You Want to Be A Rock ‘N’ Roll Star/ THE BYRDS (’67, Younger Than Yesterday)

Lulla/ TINARIWEN (’09, Imidiwan: Companions)

Crosseyed and Painless/ TALKING HEADS (’80, Remain in Light)

Beauty and The Beast/ DAVID BOWIE (’77, Heroes)

Burn Me Up Like a Cigarette/ ROBERT FRIPP (w/ DARYL HALL) (’79, Exposure)

Them That Do Nothing/ FIELD MUSIC (’10, Field Music (Measure))

Yacht Dance/ XTC (’82, English Settlement) [Virgin]

Take a Ride/ REIGNING SOUND (’01, Break Up Break Down)

Suffering Jukebox/ THE SILVER JEWS (’08, Lookout Mountain, Lookout Sea)

A Fond Farewell/ ELLIOT SMITH (’04, From a Basement on The Hill)

Keep Eye on Other’s Gain/ BONNIE ‘PRINCE’ BILLY (’08, Lie Down in the Light)

Gold Day/ SPARKLEHORSE (’01, It’s a Wonderful Life)

Good Advices/ REM (’85, Fables of the Reconstruction)

Start Again/ TEENAGE FANCLUB (’97, Songs From Northern Britain)

Willow Weep For Me/ PETE MOLINARI (’10, Train Bound For Glory)*

Across the Wire/ CALEXICO (’03, Feast of Wire)

Livin’ Too Close to The Rio Grande/ FREEDY JOHNSTON (10, Rain on the City)

Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl/ MINK DeVILLE (’77, Cabretta)

Goodnight Ladies/ LOU REED (’72, Transformer)

B.W.'s PLAYLIST/ KHSU, 90.5/ SAT., 21 AUG. 2010

UK singer/songwriter Pete Molinari, pictured here at the 2009 Cambridge Folk Festival, has just released an excellent record of Ricky Nelson/Bob Dylan/Everly Brothers-influenced folk/pop, entitled A Train Bound For Glory. Thanks to producer/musician Adam Landry, along with the fine guitar work of Chris Scruggs (acoustic & electric guitars, pedal steel), there's more of an edge to Molinari's songs of the heart. As well, Molinari's singing has matured, growing into his own, distinct and golden voice. Not to mention that The Jordanaires also guests on a few songs, as well as The McCrary Sisters.
BOY WONDER'S HOT CIRCLES/ 9:00-MIDNIGHT

Cash on the Barrelhead/ THE LOUVIN BROTHERS (’56, ’95, When I Stop Dreaming)

Old Black Dog/ POKEY LAFARGE & THE SOUTH CITY (’10, Riverboat Soul)*

Poor Jenny (bonus track)/ ROCKPILE (’80, Seconds of Pleasure)

Wake Up Little Susie/ EVERLY BROTHERS (’57)

Little Miss Loneliness/ PETE MOLINARI (’10, A Train Bound For Glory)*

Believe What You Say/ RICKY NELSON (’57)

Barefoot Rock/ THE BLASTERS (’80, American Music)

Automatic/ THE RED DEVILS (’92, King King)

All Hands Against His Own/ THE BLACK KEYES (’04, Rubber Factory)

Hot House/ X (’83, More Fun in the New World)

As Long As I Have You/ THE DETROIT COBRAS ('07, Tied & True)

Ball n’ Chain/ BIG MAMA THORNTON (‘68, Ball n’ Chain)

I’ve Been Loving You Too Long (live, ’66)/ OTIS REDDING & HIS ORCHESTRA (issued ’10, Live on the Sunset Strip)*

Minnie Skirt Minnie/ THE PLIMSOULS (’81, self titled)

Cigarettes And My Old Lady/ ANDRE WILLIAMS (’10, That’s All I Need)*

Oh! Chicago/ THE YAYHOOS (’01, Fear Not the Obvious)

Weed Party/ BAND OF HORSES (’06, Everything at Once)

Younger Days/ HACIENDA (’10, Big Red & Barbacoa)*

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

Rip Her to Shreds/ THE COME ONS (’01, How Many Bands Does It Take to Screw Up a Blondie Tribute?)

Cadillac Walk/ MINK DeVILLE (’77, Cabretta)

I Did My Part/ THE HELLCATS (’90, Hoodoo Train)

Sisters of the Moon/ CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN (’02, Tusk)

Mouth to Mouth/ THE VASELINES (’10, Sex With an X)*

The Wrong Girl/ BELLE & SEBASTIAN (’00, Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant)

Arcade Precinct/ THE 1990s (’07, Cookies)

Something To Say/ THE ACTION (’68, ’02 issue, Rolled Gold)

Get Yourself Together/ THE SMALL FACES (’67)

Are You Gonna Be There (At the Love-In)/ THE CHOCOLATE WATCHBAND (’67, No Way Out)

Eight Miles High/ THE BYRDS (’66, Fifth Dimension)

Friend, You’ve Got to Fall/ HUSKER DU (’87, Warehouse: Songs and Stories)

Pass the Hatchet, I Think I’m Goodkind/ YO LA TENGO (’06, I Am Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass)

T.V. Eye/ THE STOOGES (’70, Funhouse)

Problems/ THE SEX PISTOLS (’77, Never Mind the Bullocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols)

I Just Want Something To Do/ THE RAMONES (’78, Road to Ruin)

Cleveland Rocks/ IAN HUNTER (’79, You’re Never Alone With a Schizophrenic)

Kool Thing/ SONIC YOUTH (’90, Goo)

Pleasure Unit/ GORE GORE GIRLS (’07, Get the Gore)

Cherry Bomb/ THE RUNAWAYS (’76, self titled)

Saturday’s Kids/ THE JAM (’79, Setting Sons)

Summer Babe (Winter Version)/ PAVEMENT (’92, Slanted and Enchanted)

Ready to Start/ ARCADE FIRE (’10 The Suburbs)*

A Brighter Beat/ MALCOM MIDDLETON (’07, A Brighter Beat)

Crystal Days/ ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN (’83, Ocean Rain)

Blue Bell Knoll/ COCTEAU TWINS (’88, Blue Bell Knoll)

News/ TUNE-YARDS [Merrill Garbus] (’09, Bird-Brains)

All I Want/ LCD SOUNDSYSTEM (’10, This is Happening)*

*new or recent release

GM's MUSIC BOX/ KHUS, 90.5/ MON., 16 AUG. 2010

Photographer Herman Leonard is best known for his iconic images of jazz greats shot in New York jazz clubs in the late 1940's and 1950's. He died on Sat., August 14th. He was 87 years old. His work has endured, capturing legends such as Miles Davis, Frank Sinatra, Billie Holiday and Dexter Gordon, in their smoke-filled after-hours environment. Pictured here is a young Dianne Carroll providing a light for Louis Armstrong as Duke Ellington looks on.
GUS MOZART'S MUSIC BOX/ BOY WONDER SUBBAGE/ 10 PM- MIDNIGHT

Stairway to the Stars/ DEXTER GORDON (’63, Our Man in Paris)

Temptation (live at The Troubador, ’96)/ ELVIS COSTELLO & STEVE NIEVE (’96, Costello & Nieve, Live 1996: LA/San Francisco/Chicago/Boston/New York)

Hard Sole Shoe/ JENNY SCHEINMAN (’08, Crossing the Field)

Raja Haje/ THE BUDO BAND (’10, III)*

Way Down in the Hole (live)/ TOM WAITS (’88, Big Time)

God’s Gonna Cut You Down/ JOHNNY CASH (’06, American V: A Hundred Highways)

When I First Came to Town/ NICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS (’92, Henry’s Dream)

One More Cup of Coffee/ BOB DYLAN (’76, Desire)

Katie Cruel/ KAREN DALTON (’71, In My Own Time)

Fisherman’s Wife/ CALIFONE (’01, Roomsound)

The Last Thing I Needed (First Thing This Morning)/ PHOSPHORESCENT (’09, To Willie)

For Eliza/ PETE MOLINARI (’10, A Train Bound For Glory)*

Freedom Hangs Like Heaven/ IRON & WINE (’05, Woman King ep)

State Trouper/ BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (’82, Nebraska)

Chauffer’s Blues/ TOWNES VAN ZANDT (’73, Live at The Old Quarter, Houston, Texas)

Hang Me, Oh Hang Me/ THE DEEP DARK WOODS (’07, Hang Me, Oh Hang Me)

When You Fall/ STEVE EARLE (’97, El Corazon)

A Chance Counsel/ RICHARD BUCKNER (’04, Dents and Shells)

Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend/ T-BONE BURNETT (’82, Trap Door)

$1,000 Wedding (Gram Parsons)/ EVAN DANDO & JULIANNA HATFIELD (’99, Return of the Grievous Angel)

Night Life/ JOHN DOE & THE SADIES (’09, Country Club)

I Must in a Good Place Now/ BOBBY CHARLES (’72, self titled)

Life’s Ups and Downs/ CHARLIE RICH (’69)

Something About What Happens When We Talk/ LUCINDA WILLIAMS (’92, Sweet Old World)

Bye Bye Birdie ('04, live, Barbican Concert Hall, London)/ THE GO-BETWEENS (’05, Oceans Apart)

*new or recent release

B.W.'s PLAYLIST/ KHSU, 90.5/ SAT., 14 AUG. 2010

UK singer/songwriter Pete Molinari has recently released a terrific follow-up to his 2009 EP, Today, Tomorrow and Forever, recorded in Nashville, with a full-length A Train Bound For Glory, on the independent London label, Clarksville Recordings. He basically uses the same crew of Nashville-based musicians, including producer/instrumentalist Adam Landry, The Jordanaires and The McCrary Sisters. It's an album full of country, folk and mersey beat influences. An excellent third album by a talented singer/songwriter.
BOY WONDER'S HOT CIRLCLES/ 9:00 PM-12:00 AM

Aretha, Sing One For Me/ GEORGE JACKSON (’67)

He Made a Woman Out of Me/ BETTYE LAVETTE (’69)

Bar-B-Q/ WENDY RENE (’64)

Tainted Love/ GLORIA JONES (’64)

Amos Moses/ JERRY REED (’71)

Let’s Have a Party/ WANDA JACKSON (’59)

Train Kept A-Rollin’/ THE JOHNNY BURNETTE TRIO (’56)

The Wind Did Move/ DEX ROMWEBER DUO (’10, 7" single)*

Ain’t Got No Dough/ PETER CASE (’10, Wig!)*

Leave My Kitten Alone/ LITTLE WILLIE JOHN (’59)

Masterpussy/ THE VASELINES (’92, The Way of the Vaselines)

In the Graveyard Now/ POKEY LAFARGE & THE SOUTH CITY THREE (’10, Riverboat Soul)*

When He Comes/ HOLLY GOLIGHTLY & THE BROKEOFFS (’10, Medicine County)*

A Train Bound For Glory/ PETE MOLINARI (’10, A Train Bound of Glory)*

Odds and Ends/ BOB DYLAN & THE BAND (’75, The Basement Tapes)

My Baby Left Me/ ELVIS PRESLEY (’56)

Way Down in the Hole/ THE COMPULSIVE GAMBLERS (‘95, Gambling Days Are Over)

Bang, Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)/ NANCY SINATRA (’66)

Come Undone/ ISOBEL CAMPBELL & MARK LANEGAN (’10, Hawk)*

The Singer/ NICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS (’86, Kicking Against the Pricks)

Goin’ to Acapulco/ JIM JAMES & CALEXICO (’07, I’m Not There st)

Half Dead/ THE MOUNTAIN GOATS (’06, Get Lonely)

My Valuable Hunting Knife/ GUIDED BY VOICES (’95, Alien Lanes)

Kamera/ WILCO (’02, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot)

I Saw the Light/ SPOON (’10, Transference)

Buried Alive/ MARK HARRISON & SNAKE HIPS (’92, 7” single)

Knockin on Mine/ PAUL WESTERBERG (’93, 14 Songs)

Solid Gold Easy Action/ T. REX (’73, Tanx)

Death May Be Your Santa Claus/ MOTT THE HOOPLE (’72, Brain Capers)

Sugar Kane/ SONIC YOUTH (’92, Dirty)

Empty Room/ ARCADE FIRE (’10, The Suburbs)*

Sugarcube/ YO LA TENGO (’97, I Can You Hear the Heart Beating as One)

Body Snatchers/ RADIOHEAD (’08, In Rainbows)

Tensile/ THE CLEAN (’09, Mr. Pop)

Crystal Lake/ GRANDADDY (’00, The Sophtware Slump)

I Hate the ‘80’s/ THE VASELINES (’10, Sex With an X)*

Stay Happy/ OUTRAGEOUS CHERRY (’06, Stay Happy)

Suffering Season/ WOODS (’10, At Echo Lake)*

You Imagination/ THE SHOES (’81, Tongue Twister)

Caterpillar Girl/ LOU BARLOW + MISSINGMEN ('10, Sentidoh III)*

Hotline Operator/ THE CONSTANTINES (’06, Tournament of Hearts)

I Must Not Think Bad Thoughts/ X (’83, More Fun in the New World)

Ghost on the Highway/ GUN CLUB (’81, Fire of Love)

Definitely Clean/ THE DREAM SYNDICATE (’82, The Days of Wine and Roses)

Since You’ve Been Gone/ PETE MOLINARI (’10, A Train Bound For Glory)*

Fernando/ THE BASEBALL PROJECT (’08, Vol. 1: Frozen Ropes & Dying Quails)

Sand/ LEE HAZELWOOD (w/ Suzi Jane Hokum) (’66)

*new or recent release