With Guest DJ Pete Tomlinson: Bob Brainen's show

Artist	Track	Album / Format	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Hank Levine w/ Timothy Leary	Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience	(CD-R)	1961 / 1966		0:00:00 Pop-up)
Sutherland Brothers & Quiver	(I Don't Wanna Love You But) You Got Me Anyway	Sutherland Brothers & Quiver (LP)	1973		0:03:35 Pop-up)
Cake	Extroverted Introvert	A Slice Of Cake (LP)	1968		0:05:13 Pop-up)
The Lion	Bing Crosby	Roosevelt in Trinidad: Calypsos of Events, Places, and Personalities (CD)	1939 / 1999	VAR	0:07:46 Pop-up)
Van Dyke Parks	Bing Crosby	Discover America (CD)	1972		0:10:13 Pop-up)
Chocolate Dandies	Once Upon A Time	Jazz Volume 9 (LP)	1933 /	VAR	0:13:03 Pop-up)
Big Sid Catlett's Band	Henderson Romp	Capitol Jazz Classics, Volume 10 (LP)	1945 /	VAR	0:16:01 Pop-up)
Paul Nero	The Hot Canary	Jazz Violins Of The 40s (LP)	1949 / 1981	VAR	0:18:44 Pop-up)
Denny Laine	Say You Don't Mind	Deram Dayze (LP)	1968	VAR	0:21:08 Pop-up)
Barclay James Harvest	Taking Some Time On	Barclay James Harvest	1970		0:23:56 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: VAR		Hammond Eggs			0:24:56 Pop-up)
Bruce Springsteen	Girls in Their Summer Clothes	Magic (CD)	2007		0:44:18 Pop-up)
A Girl Called Eddy	Under The Warm Sun	(MP3)	1994		0:47:26 Pop-up)
Jeans	Whenever A Teenager Cries	(LP)	1964	wr. by Ernie Maresca	0:50:37 Pop-up)
Shorty Long	Function At The Junction	Hard To Find Motown Classics Volume Two (LP)	196? / 1986	VAR	0:53:43 Pop-up)
J. B. Lenoir	Mama Talk To Your Daughter	The Parrot Sessions (CD)	1954 / 2003		0:55:02 Pop-up)
Utopia	Fahrenheit 451	Swing To The Right (LP)	1982		0:57:55 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's					1:05:55 Pop-up)
Utopia	Lysistrata	Swing to the Right (LP)	1982		1:12:56 Pop-up)
Paul Jones	The Dog Presides	(MP3)	1968	w/Jeff Beck, Paul Samwell Smith, Nicky Hopkins, & Macca on drums	1:18:18 Pop-up)
Yardbirds	I Ain't Got You	For Your Love (LP)	1965		1:23:22 Pop-up)
Gypsy	Changes Coming	(45)	1971		1:23:45 Pop-up)
Ashton, Gardner Dyke & Lord	Dying For You	The Last Rebel (MP3)	1971	OST Thanks to Doug Young	1:28:32 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's					1:28:42 Pop-up)
Hot Knives	I Hear The Wind Blow	Hot Knives (CD)	1976 / 2011		1:41:26 Pop-up)
NRBQ	Boardin' House Pie	Lou And The Q (LP)	1986		1:43:11 Pop-up)
Darren Hayman	Pram Town	(MP3)	2010		1:46:11 Pop-up)
Yardbirds	I Ain't Done Wrong	For Your Love (LP)	1965		1:49:01 Pop-up)
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick And Tich	The Sun Goes Down	(MP3)	1967		1:52:46 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's					1:56:26 Pop-up)

Listener comments!

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9:12am WilliamfromDumont:

Love the first Cake album. Haven't heard the second one. Wild!

9:18am Marcel M:

Good morning

9:23am Uncle Michael:

That Capitol Jazz Classics series is great stuff.

9:23am fred:

Hello Bob and all. The slavedriver wants me to go host a training session at capitol tower in September. I already said no (no interest in LA), but is there a reason I should give ground?

9:26am P-90:

Hi Bob and all. Roaring right out of the gate with an inpired playlist this morning, loving every bit of it.

9:31am joe!:

so nice to wake up to this great music every saturday--stay young, bob!

9:31am Marcel M:

@Fred: I donno I could never live in LA but I've been twice and enjoyed it. I think its worth checking out if you've never been. Unless of course the work you would have to be doing is really bad and time consuming and thats the reason you don't want to go. Do you have a license?

9:33am Uncle Michael:

I too enjoy visiting L.A. once in a while. There's a lot of great restaurants out there.

9:38am Marcel M:

Yeah LA can be really fun. I would try to go with some sort of a plan though, unless you know people. The thing about LA is, its tough getting around, its not like other cities where you can kind of wander around and find stuff to do.

9:39am fred:

@Marcel: looks like they planned social events for "bonding" -- I'm a software developer, how's that relevant -- so I'd have little free time. I'd love to see the Watts Towers though, but I don't drive, and -- being french -- distrust cabs

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9:39am WilliamfromDumont:

One of the Cake was married to Traffic's Chris Wood.

9:40am P-90:

@fred: Visiting is indeed the best way to experience LA! I'm from NY but have lived and woked in LA (even went to high school there) and it's definitely worth visiting and getting a sense of all that is beautful and culturally significant there. There are lots of reasons not to live there, but just as many good reasons to grab a chance to visit.

9:41am fred:

I'm a reformed anorexic, so food has little appeal to me, and eating with others is just gross to me

9:41am Todd-o-phonic:

Ernie wrote "The Wanderer", also "Lovers Who Wander" and"Whenever A Teenager Cries" amongst his hits. If anyone is interested I did an hour tribute to him on last week's show.

9:43am Marcel M:

@Fred: judging from your last two posts... maybe not then! Hehe. If you are just gonna be stuck out there doing work stuff all day and you can pass.... I'd maybe pass then.

9:44am Todd-o-phonic:

Hey Pete- How many of these records were turned into you at Cheap Thrills???

9:45am Gaylord Fields:

Bruce doing the best Magnetic Fields song Stephin Merritt never wrote!

9:45am Jeff:

He should have done this song when he sat in with Brian Wilson in NJ a few weeks ago

9:46am fred:

@Marcel: Really what puts me off is that it's not supposed to be a walkable city. I'm a fan of architecture, so walking around could make my day. Is that worthwhile, or even doable there?

9:46am David in ATL from NJ:

Why do maybe think this is my favorite Bruce Springsteen song?

9:47am Susan:

Gaylord, you are so right!

9:48am herb.nyc:

me a dope; who is Pete Tomlinson? thx

9:48am fred:

@David: One can only wonder, I mean these girls are *in* their clothes

9:48am herb.nyc:

wait, who is Bob B? and why?

9:49am P-90:

@fred: There are many sections of the city that can be toured on foot very enjoyably, but you have to drive or be driven to each of those sections. Do you know anyone at all who lives there, who could serve as a guide if you went there?

9:50am Marcel M:

@Fred: Well, when I went, we would go to certain neighborhoods and walk around, like from one end of Hollywood to the other, etc. But you have to get to each place, and its not as easy like in NYC or Paris.

9:51am Marcel M:

Hehe. Yep exactly, P90. Once you get to the areas walking around is enjoyable, and the architecture downtown is really cool, especially all the old hotels. Clifton's Cafeteria! en.wikipedia.org...

9:54am Gaylord Fields:

@susan: Both songs are 21st-century Spectorsound reworkings sung by craggy baritones who know their way around both a melody and a set of melancholic lyrics.

9:54am fred:

I don't know anyone there, and after spending a workday with the guys from Universal, I think the last thing I'd want to do is spend more time with them. Yeah, I'm socially awkward to the point of anxiety. I told you I'm a geek. My best shot to make this tolerable would be to find a listener there

10:01am fred:

Thanks for the tips guys, I gotta go now (new boots to break in, tough, blistering work, but someone's gotta do it)

10:01am Gaylord Fields:

And I meant to say both "Girls" and many MF songs...

10:06am Susan:

@Gaylord, I understood. I don't usually like Springsteen's work but you did well to explain the appeal of "Girls".

10:08am herb.nyc:

neat, that Pete did Big Star notes!!

10:12am Marcel M:

Bye Fred!

Hi Gaylord! Are you going to the show tonight?

10:13am Stuart Rose:

Gaylord, elegant description of the essence of songs like that.

10:15am Gaylord Fields:

@Marcel M: I'll be attending the Mets/Heart doubleheader tonight.

@Stuart Rose: aw, shucks!

10:16am Marcel M:

@Gaylord: Ah, ok! Have fun!

10:17am Gaylord Fields:

You, too @Marcel M.

10:19am Grouse:

for greek myth in pop music... what about "Tales of Brave Ulysses" or "Achilles Last Stand" etc etc. Also any songs about Venus or Pandora's Box.

10:22am Eddie:

A Girl Called Eddy is Erin Moran, not Eddi Reader.

Ed O'C

10:25am SmokinJ:

I'm flashin' man!

10:38am WilliamfromDumont:

Pete's right. It's Clapton.

10:38am Listener Robert:

What's a bend?

10:39am Listener Robert:

Is it a slide/glissando?

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10:42am WilliamfromDumont:

Sounds like We Five or The Vegetables.

10:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Saturfactifyin' webiocastication. Edumactin' as well. Gentlemen. Thx.

10:51am Michael Hurlbert:

Wow! What a great Yardbirds tune!

10:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

> Rave Up! <

3:58pm Wayne G:

That Bruce Springsteen song reminds me of a Mekons classic called "Ghosts of American Astronauts". Well worth checking out on youtube.

7:40pm Wayne G:

Is there a rule that you can't comment once the broadcast is over? Seems like I am the only person here listening after the fact...

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