Playlist for Gaylord Fields - November 21, 2004

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November 21, 2004: Pimp My Jazzmobile

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Artist Track Album Comments
Beach Boys  Soulful Old Man Sunshine   Endless Harmony (soundtrack)  Written by Brian Wilson with Rick Henn, lead singer of fake Beach Boys band the Sunrays, which was managed by Brian's dad, Murry 
Ann Sexton  You've Been Gone Too Long   You're Gonna Miss Me   
Akendengue  Eleke   Maladalite   
Carl Brandt  The Wrecking Yard   Cleopatra Jones (soundtrack)   
Parlet  Pleasure Principle   Pleasure Principle   
Gerson King Combo  Esse É o Nosso Black Brother   Gerson Combo   
Blackbyrds  Hash and Eggs   City Life   
 
Pentangle  Goodbye Pork-Pie Hat   Sweet Child   
Gabor Szabo  The Last One to Be Loved   Gypsy ’66   
Arto Lindsay  Anima Animale   O Corpo Sutil/The Subtle Body   
Unrest  Make Out Club   Perfect Teeth   
Fire Engines  Discord   Aufgeladen und Bereit für Action und Spass   
Andy Williams  Can't Get Used to Losing You   (7-inch single)   
Chuck Jackson  Hand It Over   Mr. Emotion   
 
Caetano Veloso  Sugar Cane Fields Forever   Araça Azul   
Albert Ayler  Prophecy   Ghosts   
Mouse on Mars  Superstar   Ikebana: Merzbow's Amlux Rebuilt, Reused and Recycled (various artists)  As you might guess, the track comes from a Merzbow remix collection. 
Frank Lee Sprague  Like the Break of Day   Merseybeat  A side project form half of the Sprague Brothers 
Cowsills  Is It Any Wonder   Yellow Pills Volume 1 (various artists)   
Spectors  The Trains   Beat Is Murder  A cover of a song originally performed by the Nashville Ramblers, a trio also known as the Black Diamonds 
 
Cal Tjader  My Little Red Book   Cal Tjader Sounds Out Burt Bacharach   
Tammys  Egyptian Shumba   (7-inch single)  I've said it before, and i still maintain that "Egyptian Shumba," by the Tammys, is the greatest song ever recorded! 
Pussywillows  Vindaloo   Kill the Moonlight (soundtrack)  A song that clearly got its inspiration from "Jaan Pehechan Ho," by Mohammed Rafi, as featured in the film Gumnaan 
Ashwin Batish  Raga Rock   Sitar Power   
DJ Me DJ You  Glassbong   Simplemachinerock (CD EP)   
Laurent Lombard  Psychedelic Baba   Happyland  Sound-library music 
Burt Bacharach  Downhill and Shady   What's New Pussycat (soundtrack)   
Orlons  Don't Throw Your Love Away   (7-inch single)   
  BOX SCORE Number of songs: 28 • Percentage of songs from my personal collection: 100% • Ratio of songs with sung vocals to instrumental songs: 17:11 • Ratio of songs with sung vocals containing solely male vocals to solely female vocals to mixed-sex vocals: 7:5:5 • Language percentages: English – 82%; Portuguese – 12%; Myéné: 6% • Longest song: 10:16 • Shortest song: 2:04 • Format breakdown: compact disc – 14; 12-inch vinyl – 11; 7-inch vinyl – 3 • Artists by continent (defined by origin of artist, not where song was recorded): North America – 19; South America – 2; Europe – 5; Asia – 1; Africa – 1; Australia/Oceania – 0 • Number of songs played that were written by Burt Bacharach: 3 • Number of groups played that contain siblings: 3 • Consecutive weeks in which i've played an artist from New Jersey: 7 • Percentage of artists played that i have seen perform live: 32% • Percentage of those i've seen more than once: 56% • Number of times i've seen the Beach Boys perform live: 0

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