It was a weird edition of Your Subterranean Homesick Life, probably one of the weirdest ones I've had since I've started doing the show. It still felt smooth though, which I take as a sign of growing comfortable in my skin as an on-air personality. Hooray!
I love having a dual format show. Maybe next semester I'll stop overloading my schedule and get two shows.
Here's what I played:
Your Subterranean Homesick Life
1. Prince - Musicology
2. Derek Trucks Band - Get What You Deserve
3. Mary Mary - The Sound
4. Fela Kuti - Zombie
5. Bootsy Collins - I'd Rather Be With You
6. The Dismemberment Plan - One Too Many Blows to the Head
7. Caetano Veloso - Um Canto De Afoxé Para O Bloco De Ilê (Ilê Ayê)
8. Tom Gavornik
9. Kronos Quartet - El Llorar (Crying)
10. Andy Scott - Who Doesn't Call
11. Buena Vista Social Club - Chan Chan
12. Animal Collective - My Girls
WONY in Green
1. Rebirth Brass Band - Freedom
2. Boogaloo Joe Jones - Poppin'
3. Jay Jay Johnson - Coffee Pot
4. Lisa Hilton - Melt Down
5. Dexter Gordon - Love For Sale
6. Zen Zadravec - Quest for Truth
7. Kenny Burrell w/ Coleman Hawkins - Out of this World
8. Brian Patneaude Quartet - Exit
9. The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Everybody's Jumpin'
10. Chet Baker - I'm Old Fashioned
-DJ Scarecrow
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Radio Playlist for January 15, 2009
First show of the year!
We lost two great musicians last December, and in an effort to put together my own last minute tribute, I played a large block of music from the great folk guitarist Davy Graham during Your Subterranean Homesick Life and devoted the whole of WONY in Green to the legendary bop trumpet player Freddie Hubbard. It's a damn shame, but the world is a better place because of these phenomenal artists.
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, and so on. Here's what I played:
Your Subterranean Homesick Life
1. Daedelus, Busdriver, and Pigeon John - Something Bells
2. A R Rahman and M.I.A. - O…Saya
3. Erykah Badu - Soldier
4. Davy Graham - Moanin’
5. Wes Montgomery - Caravan
6. David Byrne and Brian Eno - Life Is Long
7. Davy Graham - Take Five
8. Feist - Inside Out
9. The Avalanches - Frontier Psychiatrist
10. Big Blue BallBurn You Up, Burn You Down
11. Lake Street Dive - As Much As I Do
12. Madness - Nightboat to Cairo
13. Devo - I Can’t Get No Satisfaction
14. Familiar Noise - Get it Started
15. Davy Graham - Lotus Blossom
16. Davy Graham - Anji
17. TV on the Radio - Lover’s Day
WONY in Green
1. Tony Williams and the Super Star Quintet - You Don't Know What Love Is
2. Thermo – Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers
3. Plexus - Freddie Hubbard
4. Greensleeves - John Coltrane (No, Freddie Hubbard was not in this particular rendition of the tune; yes, I felt like a jackass. It was still a great song).
5. Osie Mae - Freddie Hubbard
6. Red Clay - Freddie Hubbard
7. Alone and I - Herbie Hancock
-DJ Scarecrow
We lost two great musicians last December, and in an effort to put together my own last minute tribute, I played a large block of music from the great folk guitarist Davy Graham during Your Subterranean Homesick Life and devoted the whole of WONY in Green to the legendary bop trumpet player Freddie Hubbard. It's a damn shame, but the world is a better place because of these phenomenal artists.
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, and so on. Here's what I played:
Your Subterranean Homesick Life
1. Daedelus, Busdriver, and Pigeon John - Something Bells
2. A R Rahman and M.I.A. - O…Saya
3. Erykah Badu - Soldier
4. Davy Graham - Moanin’
5. Wes Montgomery - Caravan
6. David Byrne and Brian Eno - Life Is Long
7. Davy Graham - Take Five
8. Feist - Inside Out
9. The Avalanches - Frontier Psychiatrist
10. Big Blue BallBurn You Up, Burn You Down
11. Lake Street Dive - As Much As I Do
12. Madness - Nightboat to Cairo
13. Devo - I Can’t Get No Satisfaction
14. Familiar Noise - Get it Started
15. Davy Graham - Lotus Blossom
16. Davy Graham - Anji
17. TV on the Radio - Lover’s Day
WONY in Green
1. Tony Williams and the Super Star Quintet - You Don't Know What Love Is
2. Thermo – Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers
3. Plexus - Freddie Hubbard
4. Greensleeves - John Coltrane (No, Freddie Hubbard was not in this particular rendition of the tune; yes, I felt like a jackass. It was still a great song).
5. Osie Mae - Freddie Hubbard
6. Red Clay - Freddie Hubbard
7. Alone and I - Herbie Hancock
-DJ Scarecrow
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