WFMU: Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from May 8, 2016

Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from May 8, 2016

Music for the revolution in my head: choogling punks; power pop, both skinny-tied and long-haired; soul shouters and girl groups; bubblegum and acid rock; global fuzz; weirdos and outsiders, and the Weirdos and the Outsiders; Archie Shepp and J. Geils. Plus, live bands.

Upcoming events:

Fri. Dec 27th, 9pm - Midnight: Count It Down: The Burn It Down! Best of 2024 Special (More info...)

May 8, 2016: JESSE JARNOW live in the studio!!! talkin' Grateful Dead and acid and Oneida

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Suicide Commandos	Burn It Down (Live)							0:00:00 (Pop-up)
James Shorter	"James Shorter"	George Mitchell Collection Vol. 19	Fat Possum		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:06:46 (Pop-up)
John Lee Ziegler	Who's Gonna Be Your Man	The George Mitchell Collection Vol. 6	Fat Possum		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:09:20 (Pop-up)
Maxine Funke	If You Can Read "If You Can Read" by "Maxine Funke"	Felt	Time-Lag		LP		*	0:16:05 (Pop-up)
Chris Knox	Filling Me "Filling Me" by "Chris Knox"	Seizure	Captured Tracks / Flying Nun			Recent reissue	*	0:17:03 (Pop-up)
The Girls	Jeffrey I Hear You "Jeffrey I Hear You" by "The Girls"		Hearthan		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:19:17 (Pop-up)
Twinkeyz	Cartoon Land "Cartoon Land" by "Twinkeyz"		Grok		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:25:56 (Pop-up)

Gary Valentine	Tomorrow Belongs To You				7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:35:33 (Pop-up)
Count Five	Peace of Mind "Peace of Mind" by "Count Five"		Double Shot		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:38:16 (Pop-up)
The Guiloteens	Wild Child "Wild Child" by "The Guiloteens"		Columbia		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:40:07 (Pop-up)
Unrelated Segments	Where You Gonna		Liberty		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:43:33 (Pop-up)
The Hombres	Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out)		Verve/Forecast		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:45:55 (Pop-up)
John Kongos	He's Gonna Step on You Again		Cube Records		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:48:00 (Pop-up)
Marcus Hook Roll Band	Hoochie Coochie Har Kau (Lee Ho's Blues)		EMI		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:52:10 (Pop-up)

The Above	There Is a Reason "There Is a Reason" by "The Above"	There Is A Reason	Hidden Volume		10"		*	0:59:18 (Pop-up)
Zoom	Massacre at Central High "Massacre at Central High" by "Zoom"	Sweet Desperation	Ugly Pop			Toronto 1976	*	1:01:58 (Pop-up)
Dwight Twilley Band	Burning Sand "Burning Sand" by "Dwight Twilley Band"	The Great Lost Twilley Album	Shelter					1:05:06 (Pop-up)
Charles Douglas	Slowly Wasted "Slowly Wasted" by "Charles Douglas"	The Lives of Charles Douglas	Broken Horse			Recorded in 1997	*	1:09:41 (Pop-up)
The Goon Sax	Susan "Susan" by "The Goon Sax"	Up to Anything	Chapter Music				*	1:13:16 (Pop-up)
Angry Angles	Things Are Moving "Things Are Moving" by "Angry Angles"	Angry Angles	Goner			New comp of excellent Jay Reatard band	*	1:16:03 (Pop-up)
Tyrannamen	Diamond Ring "Diamond Ring" by "Tyrannamen"	Tyrannamen	Cool Death				*	1:19:19 (Pop-up)
The Entertainers IV	Just Ain't My Day	California Soul: Funk & Soul from the Golden State 1967-1976	BGP/Ace				*	1:22:07 (Pop-up)
Alvin Robinson	I'm Gonna Put Some Hurt on You		Blue Cat		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		1:24:39 (Pop-up)

3 Man band	Owsley (in theory & practice)		Glory Hole		7"			1:31:59 (Pop-up)
Thirteenth Floor Elevators	Slip Inside This House	Easter Everywhere						1:37:51 (Pop-up)
Angus MacLise	Blastitude "Blastitude" by "Angus MacLise"	Invasion of the Thunderbolt Pagoda	Siltbreeze/Quakebasket					1:43:33 (Pop-up)
Yos Olarang	Cyclo "Cyclo" by "Yos Olarang"							1:48:38 (Pop-up)

Jesse Jarnow host of the Frow Show on WFMU (Mondays, midnight to 3:00 AM) and author of HEADS: A BIOGRAPHY OF PSYCHEDELIC AMERICA.
The Grateful Dead	Dark Star "Dark Star" by "The Grateful Dead"			1968	7"	Original 1968 seven-inch single		2:13:35 (Pop-up)
Jerry Garcia	Accidentally Like a Martyr							2:30:07 (Pop-up)
Oneida	Cream Puff War "Cream Puff War" by "Oneida"							2:45:28 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Prince Billy	Brokedown Palace							2:48:31 (Pop-up)

The Velvet Underground	I Love You	Loaded (Fully Loaded Edition)						2:53:56 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	6:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Condolences.
	6:09am Nate K.: Thanks, man,.
	6:20am Sem Chumbo: Keeping company you this morning, Nate. Hey, RR.
	6:23am Nate K.: Hey, Sem, glad to have you!
	6:23am JakeGould: Oh hey!
	6:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A great book is 'Storming Heaven: LSD & the American Dream' : www.amazon.com... - which is a social history of acid. It's not about the Music as such...I can't imagine this new book wouldn't be well worth it!
	6:44am KP: Good Sunday morning to you and the Guilloteens, Nate!
	6:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...should my love of GarageRawk ever unite w/ an obsession for original 7" singles...an abyss from which there would be no return...
	6:47am Sem Chumbo: Oh, sweet buy, Nate.
	6:50am Craig in MoTown: You scored at the record fair, great sounds!
	6:51am Nate K.: @Revo Rabbit, oh yeah, walk lightly, as there is no coming back!
	6:54am JakeGould: Nice set!
	6:59am KP: Hey, man.
	7:01am Nate K.: Hey, KP!
	7:26am mauri: hey nate. bein burned by your show and the sun. strangely warm at this time of year in here.
	7:34am Nate K.: Hey, Mauri!
	7:40am Brother Jimmy: Wow got to get that California Soul set. You always have great finds.
	7:57am KP: Jesse! Hey, man.
	8:00am JakeGould: Hearing J.J. right now throws my clock off.
	8:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: For all the Punk talk of 'Anarchy' - the Dead have come far closer than any other band, ever, to creating an actual Alternate Society.
	8:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the inevitable irony being that the Dead gradually & eventually became their own Institution...
	8:06am Jack: agreed...a Mental Institution. Great interview, Nate. My friend ( a Deadhead) read the book, loved it, I'm up next. looking forward to it. Also, Jesse's written other books, looks interesting.
	8:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All institutions are mental.
	8:14am Nate K.: Thanks, guys! Glad you're enjoying it.
	8:17am Mailman Tom: I saw the Grateful Dead for the first time at the Fillmore East in June 1969. I've been a fan ever since. I'm interested in buying the book after hearing this show.
	8:18am Jack: in 1969 I bought the first 4 Dead albums, having never heard them (they were never played on the radio) I did not like them at all - too plinky, didn't rock hard like Hendrix, Cream, etc. - and then I took acid, and suddenly instantly the music made great sense and I loved it! to this day.
	8:23am Nate K.: Jack, I've heard that that can happen.
	8:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'American Beauty' was my gateway to the Dead - an album lacking nothing that makes Greatness. Musically - I think if (& only if) you get to pick & choose - hopefully w/ some informed assistance - you can become very much a Dead enthusiast. But - w/ the gushing firehose of Music available now - I very rarely choose it...or choose to sift thru it... I concluded that the definition of 'Folk Music' is anything you & someone else you might run into on the beach w/ a fire & a guitar might both know. The Dead were easily & notably - that. Even Punks you'd meet would know the Dead too...
	8:31am Sem Chumbo: Good questions while going with the flow of answers. Free form, so to say. Nice, Nate. Glad of being here now to hear it.
	8:33am goat friend: Great I-view. Book sounds super. Thanks kiddos.
	8:36am judy from croton: Grateful Dead. Never been able to explain why the music got right into my bones.
	8:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Dead were paradoxically outside the Music Biz mainstream & their own Subculture to such a degree - they were/are simultaneously know to everyone as Folk Music - & left out of all Critical evaluations of Music History - even still if less than before...
	8:44am KP: Clarence White of the later Byrds had tremendous Bluegrass group called the Kentucky Colonels. They have a great live album at the Ash Grove and Jerry Garcia introduces them.
	8:45am JakeGould: Raw meat!
	8:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Garcia: 'There's nothing wrong w/ Owsley that a few billion fewer brain cells wouldn't cure.'
	8:49am Jack: Also: Blue Cheer. Vincebus Eruptum was recorded doing amphetamines and whiskey, Insideoutside was recorded..well, after they met Owsley. Listen to the difdference.
	8:50am Smilty69: The only time I was ever arrested was at a Dead show. It was still a great show though.
	8:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Blue Cheer' was the name of an Owsley 'product'. Indeed.
	8:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Dead along w/ Bill Graham's Fillmores...& Owsley - played important roles in developing P.A. systems. How often are they credited?
	8:56am Sem Chumbo: See ya later, Nate. Take care.
	8:57am Jack: Thanks Nate! Great show. And thanks Jesse can't wait to read your book.
	8:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for your hard work on today's show. Have a good week!
	9:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah cheers! Book's a must.

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Fri. Dec 27th, 9pm - Midnight: Count It Down: The Burn It Down! Best of 2024 Special (More info...)
Nate the K. looks back on some of his favorite LPs, EPs, singles, reissues, and archival releases from the year that was. Tracks will be played in no particular order, because to paraphrase Michael Shelley and Hot Chocolate, respectively, they're all number one hits and everyone's a winner, baby...that's no lie.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Suicide Commandos	Burn It Down (Live)							0:00:00 (Pop-up)
James Shorter	"James Shorter"	George Mitchell Collection Vol. 19	Fat Possum		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:06:46 (Pop-up)
John Lee Ziegler	Who's Gonna Be Your Man	The George Mitchell Collection Vol. 6	Fat Possum		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:09:20 (Pop-up)
Maxine Funke	If You Can Read "If You Can Read" by "Maxine Funke"	Felt	Time-Lag		LP		*	0:16:05 (Pop-up)
Chris Knox	Filling Me "Filling Me" by "Chris Knox"	Seizure	Captured Tracks / Flying Nun			Recent reissue	*	0:17:03 (Pop-up)
The Girls	Jeffrey I Hear You "Jeffrey I Hear You" by "The Girls"		Hearthan		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:19:17 (Pop-up)
Twinkeyz	Cartoon Land "Cartoon Land" by "Twinkeyz"		Grok		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:25:56 (Pop-up)

Gary Valentine	Tomorrow Belongs To You				7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:35:33 (Pop-up)
Count Five	Peace of Mind "Peace of Mind" by "Count Five"		Double Shot		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:38:16 (Pop-up)
The Guiloteens	Wild Child "Wild Child" by "The Guiloteens"		Columbia		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:40:07 (Pop-up)
Unrelated Segments	Where You Gonna		Liberty		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:43:33 (Pop-up)
The Hombres	Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out)		Verve/Forecast		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:45:55 (Pop-up)
John Kongos	He's Gonna Step on You Again		Cube Records		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:48:00 (Pop-up)
Marcus Hook Roll Band	Hoochie Coochie Har Kau (Lee Ho's Blues)		EMI		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		0:52:10 (Pop-up)

The Above	There Is a Reason "There Is a Reason" by "The Above"	There Is A Reason	Hidden Volume		10"		*	0:59:18 (Pop-up)
Zoom	Massacre at Central High "Massacre at Central High" by "Zoom"	Sweet Desperation	Ugly Pop			Toronto 1976	*	1:01:58 (Pop-up)
Dwight Twilley Band	Burning Sand "Burning Sand" by "Dwight Twilley Band"	The Great Lost Twilley Album	Shelter					1:05:06 (Pop-up)
Charles Douglas	Slowly Wasted "Slowly Wasted" by "Charles Douglas"	The Lives of Charles Douglas	Broken Horse			Recorded in 1997	*	1:09:41 (Pop-up)
The Goon Sax	Susan "Susan" by "The Goon Sax"	Up to Anything	Chapter Music				*	1:13:16 (Pop-up)
Angry Angles	Things Are Moving "Things Are Moving" by "Angry Angles"	Angry Angles	Goner			New comp of excellent Jay Reatard band	*	1:16:03 (Pop-up)
Tyrannamen	Diamond Ring "Diamond Ring" by "Tyrannamen"	Tyrannamen	Cool Death				*	1:19:19 (Pop-up)
The Entertainers IV	Just Ain't My Day	California Soul: Funk & Soul from the Golden State 1967-1976	BGP/Ace				*	1:22:07 (Pop-up)
Alvin Robinson	I'm Gonna Put Some Hurt on You		Blue Cat		7"	WFMU record fair pick up		1:24:39 (Pop-up)

3 Man band	Owsley (in theory & practice)		Glory Hole		7"			1:31:59 (Pop-up)
Thirteenth Floor Elevators	Slip Inside This House	Easter Everywhere						1:37:51 (Pop-up)
Angus MacLise	Blastitude "Blastitude" by "Angus MacLise"	Invasion of the Thunderbolt Pagoda	Siltbreeze/Quakebasket					1:43:33 (Pop-up)
Yos Olarang	Cyclo "Cyclo" by "Yos Olarang"							1:48:38 (Pop-up)

Jesse Jarnow host of the Frow Show on WFMU (Mondays, midnight to 3:00 AM) and author of HEADS: A BIOGRAPHY OF PSYCHEDELIC AMERICA.
The Grateful Dead	Dark Star "Dark Star" by "The Grateful Dead"			1968	7"	Original 1968 seven-inch single		2:13:35 (Pop-up)
Jerry Garcia	Accidentally Like a Martyr							2:30:07 (Pop-up)
Oneida	Cream Puff War "Cream Puff War" by "Oneida"							2:45:28 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Prince Billy	Brokedown Palace							2:48:31 (Pop-up)

The Velvet Underground	I Love You	Loaded (Fully Loaded Edition)						2:53:56 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Condolences.
	6:09am Nate K.: Thanks, man,.
	6:20am Sem Chumbo: Keeping company you this morning, Nate. Hey, RR.
	6:23am Nate K.: Hey, Sem, glad to have you!
	6:23am JakeGould: Oh hey!
	6:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A great book is 'Storming Heaven: LSD & the American Dream' : www.amazon.com... - which is a social history of acid. It's not about the Music as such...I can't imagine this new book wouldn't be well worth it!
	6:44am KP: Good Sunday morning to you and the Guilloteens, Nate!
	6:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...should my love of GarageRawk ever unite w/ an obsession for original 7" singles...an abyss from which there would be no return...
	6:47am Sem Chumbo: Oh, sweet buy, Nate.
	6:50am Craig in MoTown: You scored at the record fair, great sounds!
	6:51am Nate K.: @Revo Rabbit, oh yeah, walk lightly, as there is no coming back!
	6:54am JakeGould: Nice set!
	6:59am KP: Hey, man.
	7:01am Nate K.: Hey, KP!
	7:26am mauri: hey nate. bein burned by your show and the sun. strangely warm at this time of year in here.
	7:34am Nate K.: Hey, Mauri!
	7:40am Brother Jimmy: Wow got to get that California Soul set. You always have great finds.
	7:57am KP: Jesse! Hey, man.
	8:00am JakeGould: Hearing J.J. right now throws my clock off.
	8:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: For all the Punk talk of 'Anarchy' - the Dead have come far closer than any other band, ever, to creating an actual Alternate Society.
	8:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the inevitable irony being that the Dead gradually & eventually became their own Institution...
	8:06am Jack: agreed...a Mental Institution. Great interview, Nate. My friend ( a Deadhead) read the book, loved it, I'm up next. looking forward to it. Also, Jesse's written other books, looks interesting.
	8:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All institutions are mental.
	8:14am Nate K.: Thanks, guys! Glad you're enjoying it.
	8:17am Mailman Tom: I saw the Grateful Dead for the first time at the Fillmore East in June 1969. I've been a fan ever since. I'm interested in buying the book after hearing this show.
	8:18am Jack: in 1969 I bought the first 4 Dead albums, having never heard them (they were never played on the radio) I did not like them at all - too plinky, didn't rock hard like Hendrix, Cream, etc. - and then I took acid, and suddenly instantly the music made great sense and I loved it! to this day.
	8:23am Nate K.: Jack, I've heard that that can happen.
	8:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'American Beauty' was my gateway to the Dead - an album lacking nothing that makes Greatness. Musically - I think if (& only if) you get to pick & choose - hopefully w/ some informed assistance - you can become very much a Dead enthusiast. But - w/ the gushing firehose of Music available now - I very rarely choose it...or choose to sift thru it... I concluded that the definition of 'Folk Music' is anything you & someone else you might run into on the beach w/ a fire & a guitar might both know. The Dead were easily & notably - that. Even Punks you'd meet would know the Dead too...
	8:31am Sem Chumbo: Good questions while going with the flow of answers. Free form, so to say. Nice, Nate. Glad of being here now to hear it.
	8:33am goat friend: Great I-view. Book sounds super. Thanks kiddos.
	8:36am judy from croton: Grateful Dead. Never been able to explain why the music got right into my bones.
	8:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Dead were paradoxically outside the Music Biz mainstream & their own Subculture to such a degree - they were/are simultaneously know to everyone as Folk Music - & left out of all Critical evaluations of Music History - even still if less than before...
	8:44am KP: Clarence White of the later Byrds had tremendous Bluegrass group called the Kentucky Colonels. They have a great live album at the Ash Grove and Jerry Garcia introduces them.
	8:45am JakeGould: Raw meat!
	8:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Garcia: 'There's nothing wrong w/ Owsley that a few billion fewer brain cells wouldn't cure.'
	8:49am Jack: Also: Blue Cheer. Vincebus Eruptum was recorded doing amphetamines and whiskey, Insideoutside was recorded..well, after they met Owsley. Listen to the difdference.
	8:50am Smilty69: The only time I was ever arrested was at a Dead show. It was still a great show though.
	8:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Blue Cheer' was the name of an Owsley 'product'. Indeed.
	8:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Dead along w/ Bill Graham's Fillmores...& Owsley - played important roles in developing P.A. systems. How often are they credited?
	8:56am Sem Chumbo: See ya later, Nate. Take care.
	8:57am Jack: Thanks Nate! Great show. And thanks Jesse can't wait to read your book.
	8:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for your hard work on today's show. Have a good week!
	9:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah cheers! Book's a must.

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