Bob Brainen's show

Artist	Track	Album / Format	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Hank Levine w/ Timothy Leary	Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience	(CD-R)	ABC	1961/ 1966		0:00:00 Pop-up)
Gerard Schurmann	"Ghost Dance" from The Headless Ghost	Monster Movie Music, Vol. 3 (CD-R)	Gerard Schurmann	1959	VAR	0:02:16 Pop-up)
Jon Brion	Theme 1 (Debbie & Oliver)	This Is 40 (CD) *	Capitol	2012	OST - VAR	0:04:49 Pop-up)
Ran Blake & Sarah Serpa	Saturday	Aurora (CD) *	Clean Feed	2012		0:08:23 Pop-up)
Kevin Ayers	Girl on a Swing	Joy Of A Toy (CD)	EMI	1969 / 2003		0:11:23 Pop-up)
Bernard Hermann	Love Music	Vertigo (CD)	Mercury	1958 / 1990	OST	0:14:11 Pop-up)
Beach Boys	Make it Good	Carl And The Passions: So Tough (CD)	Capitol	1972		0:19:11 Pop-up)
Five Stairsteps	World of Fantasy	The Complete Curtis Mayfield Years (CD) *	Outta Sight	1966 / 2011		0:21:56 Pop-up)
Bunky & Jake	One more Cowboy	Bunky & Jake (LP)	Mercury	1968		0:25:04 Pop-up)
Slim Gaillard w/ Bird & Diz	Slim's Jam	Slim's Jam (Bob Brainen's 2003 WFMU Marathon Premium) (CD-R)	BarkCatBark	1945 / 2003	VAR	0:27:53 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers		That Motown Sound	Motown			0:29:28 Pop-up)
Family	Burlesque (Instrumental)	Once Upon A Time (Boxed set) *	Snapper	1972 / 2012		0:40:23 Pop-up)
Tandyn Almer	About Where Love Is	Along Comes Tandyn (CD) *	Sundazed	ca '66 / 2013		0:44:47 Pop-up)
Blue Mitchell w/ Tadd Dameron	Smooth as the Wind	Smooth As The Wind (CD)	Riverside	1961 /1996	Thanks to Keith Spring	0:46:45 Pop-up)
Gladhands	Breath of Angels	Wow And Flutter (CD)	Big Deal	1999		0:51:55 Pop-up)
David Greenberger w/Birdsongs of The Mezozoic	How Records are Made	David Greenberger & Dozens: Near The Edge Of The Penny Jar Spill (CD)	Pel Pel	2011	VAR	0:57:51 Pop-up)
Bastards w/ James Brown, Bootsy etc	FMU I.D.		BarkCatBark			1:00:06 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: Hollyridge Strings		The Beatles Songbook, Vol. 1	Capitol			1:00:40 Pop-up)
Steve Shook	Ask Too Much	Dignify (EP) *	Pel Pel	2013		1:07:56 Pop-up)
NRBQ	Misunderstanding	Workshop (LP)	Kama Sutra	1973	w/Steve Shook-guitar	1:12:41 Pop-up)
Travis Shook and The Club Wow	It's not too late	The Essential (LP)	Just Like Real	1974		1:15:10 Pop-up)
Kenny Wheeler w/ The John Dankworth Orch	Altisidora	Windmill Tilter: The Story of Don Quixote (LP)	Fontana U.K.	1969		1:19:15 Pop-up)
Chairman Of The Board	Everything's Tuesday	Greatest Hits (CD)	Invictus	1970 / 1990		1:23:33 Pop-up)
Mary Wells	I've Got A Story	Something New: Motown Lost & Found 1961-1964 (CD box set) *	Motown	1962 / 2012		1:28:55 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's			Raccoon			1:29:09 Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	Portrait of Wellman Braud	New Orleans Suite (LP)	Atlantic	1971		1:37:16 Pop-up)
Rahsaan Roland Kirk & Al Hibbler	Carney and Bigard Place	Roland Kirk & Al Hibbler - A Meeting of the Times (LP)	Atlantic	1972		1:41:26 Pop-up)
Pete Donnelly	Delicate Elocution	(WAV)	Pete Donnelly	2013	from upcoming album	1:46:55 Pop-up)
Leroy Anderson	The Waltzing Cat	Blue Tango: Symphonic Pops (CD)	LaserLight	1950 / 1980		1:50:59 Pop-up)
Cascades	Shy Girl	The Very Best Of... (CD)	Valiant	1963 / 1998	Thanks to Dennis Diken	1:53:41 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's			Raccoon			1:56:37 Pop-up)

Listener comments!

9:08am tomB:

the only Saturday I get up early & the whole peanut gallery is still asleep. Morning Bob.

9:09am David in ATL from NJ:

Listening from a rainy Atlanta this Saturday, Bob. Nice start!

9:13am glenn:

i believe that at the very least we're a macadamia nut gallery.

9:18am G:

I knew this wasn't Laura. Vertigo, got it.

Busy grading.

9:18am Mike East:

I'd prefer the cashew gallery. Good morning, gents.

9:18am tomB:

Thought I recognized that theme. Vertigo is one of my two fave films

9:19am Mike East:

what's the other, tomB?

9:20am tomB:

Badlands

9:23am Bob Brainen:

Morning all!
Who did the music for Badlands, TomB?

9:23am glenn:

i prefer cashews as well, but macadamias are the most expensive nut. i will leave silly remarks to everyone else. i'm silly remark - ed out this a.m.

9:28am G:

wiki on Badlands score: "The film's score makes repeated use of the short composition Gassenhauer from Carl Orff's Schulwerk, and also uses other pieces from the Schulwerk. The same piece was used for a scene in the film Ratcatcher and used as an influence in the film Monster and Finding Forrester. A cover of by Hans Zimmer entitled "You're So Cool" is used throughout the film True Romance."

9:40am Mike East:

I watched Badlands with my (at the time) 6 year old daughter. We both liked it. Incidentally, "True Romance" is one of my all time favorite movies. (I'll say in the top 5)

9:41am tomB:

Oddly, the screen credits for Badlands note an instrumental "Migration" by a James Taylor. Also, I think Nat Cole singing "A Blossom Fell." I don't watch DVDs, but noted in my 2nd viewing the name Carl Orff but blanked on the German title. So I mistakenly began specializing in Carmina Burana.

9:43am G:

Wow, I haven't thought of this "out west, out to the burlesque" tune since it was on the charts in the UK forty years ago (I lived there at the time)

9:51am Phelger Nank:

This joint is BillyDeeWilliams smoove!

9:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...Good old almonds - nuts are great - delish&nutrish...
- Get a laptop streamin' @ work in forseeable future - & this'll be great...
- Tadd Dameron - thot it sounded beaucoup Birth of Kewl...'Where Love Is'' just the sort of 60'PunkPop I like...do *not* hate your Program, Sir...

10:09am G:

About hearing Family live (Tull and Gabriel were influenced by their stage presentation), they actually did a one-off reunion show in London last month. (I looked them up after you played "Burlesque")

10:13am David in ATL from NJ:

NOW we're talking!

10:17am Dave B:

Wow... the Travis Shook track is really nice. Thanks Bob!

10:18am Dr. Goot:

I concur.

10:30am tomB:

Mary Wells rules Motown.

10:30am Mark R from NP:

Why is Chandler Travis better known? Why?

10:32am Mark R from NP:

That should read "Why ISN'T Chandler Travis better known?"

10:37am Richard:

Hey there, we say Quixotic as 'Kwiksotik' rather that 'Keejotik' or whatever as it's a word that became popular in the 18th-c. in England, where folks still said Don 'Kwiksot', not having yet corrected their pronunciation to the Spanish manner which we now favour. When we say Quixotic we're referring to the complex of ideas that originated at that moment in England in response to Cervantes, not directly to the original Spanish text, so it makes sense to use the English pronunciation.

10:41am Mike East:

That's very interesting, Richard. thanks for that.

10:43am Mike East:

time to brew another pot o' joe.

10:44am Keith Spring:

The Travis Shook album was recorded in both 1973 and 1974. It's Not Too Late is from the 1974 sessions.
Great to hear a Steve Shook mini-set on WFMU.

10:47am Bob Brainen:

So the album came out in 74, Keith?

10:53am Keith Spring:

I think so, but I seem to remember the sessions at Great Northern Studio being in the fall, so the album might not have come out until '75.

10:56am Bob Brainen:

OK another brain-tester: was this Ardolino's recording debut, or did it follow the NRBQ recordings?

10:59am Mike East:

man, BB active on the comments this AM. Way to go, Bob!

11:00am Keith Spring:

Tom's recording debut was the Froggy Went A Courtin' session, which I think preceded the Travis Shook album.

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