Bob Brainen's playlist
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August 24, 2013
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Saturday 11am - 2pm (EST) | On WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio
Saturday 11am - 2pm (EST) | On WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio
Pop-up player!| Artist | Track | Album / Format | Year | Comments | Approx. start time | ||
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| Hank Levine w/ Timothy Leary |
Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience
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1961 / 1966 | 0:00:00 Pop-up) | |||
| Edwin Astley |
Theme and Bongos from "Womaneater"
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Monster Movie Music, Vol. 1
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1958 | VAR | 0:02:48 Pop-up) | ||
| Who |
Mary-Anne with the Shaky Hands
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1967 | thee single version | 0:05:35 Pop-up) | ||
| Beach Boys |
Wake The World*
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Friends* / 20/20
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1968 / 1990 | 0:07:37 Pop-up) | |||
| Virginia Astley |
Hiding in the Ha Ha
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From Gardens Where We Feel Secure
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1983 | 0:11:03 Pop-up) | |||
| Marian McPartland w/ Alice Coltrane |
conversing / Miles Mode
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Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz
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1981 | RIP Marian McPartland | 0:16:01 Pop-up) | ||
| Claude Debussy |
La Plus que Lente
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Debussy Plays Debussy
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1913 | piano rolls | 0:20:35 Pop-up) | ||
| Shortwave Set |
Harmonia
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Replica Sun Machine
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2008 | 0:23:12 Pop-up) | |||
| George Tipton |
One
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Nilsson By Tipton
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1970 / 2010 | Thanks to Robbie White | 0:26:16 Pop-up) | ||
| Shorty Long |
Here Come The Judge
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1967 | 0:28:51 Pop-up) | |||
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Music behind DJ: Hollyridge Strings |
Play The Hits Of The Four Seasons | 0:31:18 Pop-up) | |||||
| Ornette Coleman |
Good Girl Blues
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The Complete Science Fiction Sessions
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1972 / 2000 | Cedar Walton-piano R.I.P. | 0:42:55 Pop-up) | ||
| NRBQ |
The Simpson's Theme
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1999 | Thanks to Terry Adams | 0:45:54 Pop-up) | ||
| NRBQ |
Queen Talk
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All Hopped Up
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1977 / 2005 | 0:47:22 Pop-up) | |||
| Six Boys in Trouble |
Bop Diddlie
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Street and Gangland Rhythms, Beats, and Improvisations
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0:49:33 Pop-up) | ||||
| Four Seasons |
Little Boy (In Grown Up Clothes)
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1965 | 45 version - no fake intro or applause | 0:51:45 Pop-up) | ||
| Four Seasons |
Little Boy (In Grown Up Clothes)
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LIve On Stage
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1965 |
fake live album Thanks to Gene Sculatti |
0:55:10 Pop-up) | ||
| Ray Bryant Trio |
Woody
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Swing Dance Special
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1950 / 1999 | VAR | 0:56:42 Pop-up) | ||
| Bastards |
Yphlod / Shadow's Chromatic Howl
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The Many Moodswings Of The Bastards
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1981 | 0:58:49 Pop-up) | |||
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Music behind DJ: Larry Page Orchestra |
With Love From Larry | 1:00:53 Pop-up) | |||||
| Rosemary Clooney |
This Ole House
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1954 | 1:12:41 Pop-up) | |||
| Steppenwolf |
Sookie Sookie
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Steppenwolf
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1968 | 1:15:01 Pop-up) | |||
| Russell Garcia |
"Prologue & Main Title" The Time machine
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The Fantasy Film Music Of George Pal
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1960 / 2004 | VAR | 1:18:16 Pop-up) | ||
| Darius Milhaud |
"Divertissement. Anime" from Suite for Violin, Clarinet and Piano
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Jean Cocteau & Les Six
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1936 / 2008 | VAR | 1:20:15 Pop-up) | ||
| The Descendents of Mike and Phoebe |
Attica
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A Spirit Speaks
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1974 | 1:23:31 Pop-up) | |||
| Cannonball Adderley |
Tengo Tango
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Mod Jazz Vol. One
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1963 / 1996 | VAR | 1:27:49 Pop-up) | ||
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Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's |
1:28:42 Pop-up) | ||||||
| Shirley Ellis |
Shy One
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The Name Game
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1965 | written by Lincoln Chase | 1:40:15 Pop-up) | ||
| Funk Brothers |
Can I get a Witness [backing track]
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1963 | 1:43:21 Pop-up) | |||
| Carl Orff & Gunild Keetman |
Five Ostinato Pieces / Fabian, Sebastian
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Music For Children
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1958 / 2013 | 1:45:50 Pop-up) | |||
| Abbey Lincoln |
Laugh Clown Laugh
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Abbey Is Blue
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1959 / 1987 | Cedar Walton-piano | 1:49:10 Pop-up) | ||
| P.J. O'Connell |
Lucky Guy
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Dream Life
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2000 | 1:50:42 Pop-up) | |||
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Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's |
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The marked selections are from the Brainen Archive.)
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en.wikipedia.org... - that's a year & 1/2 before Godzilla was released. - As someone said in FamousMonsters of Filmland (or suchlike) in days of yore - Harryhausen gave us Surrealism in a world of Schlock. ...Nothing against Schlock, of course... |
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- but she was active & relevant ~20 years longer than most of us will probably live ! - w/ Alice - what a treat. |
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- Are these the right lines to that Doors? : Morning found us calmly unaware Noon burned gold into our hair At night, we swam the Laughing sea |
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@Moe, I'm jealous. I really wanna see that one. |
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Think! We're the 1st in all History to have Recordings 100 years old - & ongoing... |
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...I picked up Disc3 of it @ a CD store I worked @ - just left there a bit beat up w/ no jewelcase - I love how that stuff happens - & suchlike becomes 'essential' Music for one... |
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...a Promo @ another store - 'Moonlight Towers' by Coffee Sergeants from Austin. Have had to go Searching them to hear anything about them anywhere whatsoever - but I love it. ...Stuff like that... - btw: I usually work Sat. - so if I'm taking up too much oxygen on the Board here - it won't happen much!... |
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- Sorry to say I expect very little from current SciFi cinema - partly I theorize because Future Shock has become Present Shock - & partly because people are dumbed-down & want ActionAdventure cop crap thinly veiled as SciFi - &/or such shoot'emup violence is reality now... |
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I really liked that Six Boys in Trouble track. Any idea where I could find that LP? A label maybe? |
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- well - yeah - schlock - ActionAdventure has it's place. I just miss *Ideas* - yerknow ? - As for Monsters - I found 'The Monster Show' by David J. Skal a great one as far as what *that's* all about... - Marty McSorley - others?- has/ve played SixBoys too - real street recordings from - late 50s/early60s?? I wonder what became of those kids - not too much good probably... |
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My personal faves are SF comedies, ie. "Fifth Element" "Galaxy Quest" "Tremors"...etc | |
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- Donovan disputes ; ) - Dylan makes point HankWilliams had electricity... |
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- right glenn - & they didn't put it out... - Mitch M an oboist (sp.??) w/ Classical background - just like George Martin! |
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Single by Bob Dylan B-side Corrina, Corrina Released December 14, 1962 Format 7" Recorded November 14, 1962, Columbia Recording Studios, New York City, New York Genre Folk rock Length 2:28 Label Columbia Writer(s) Bob Dylan Producer John H. Hammond Bob Dylan chronology "Mixed-Up Confusion" 1962 "Blowin' in the Wind" 1963 Mixed-Up Confusion is a song written and recorded by Bob Dylan. It was recorded with an electric band on November 14, 1962 during the sessions for The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, but was not used on that album, which, aside from "Corrina, Corrina", was entirely acoustic. Instead the song, backed with "Corrina, Corrina" (a different take than the Freewheelin' one), a traditional blues song, appeared as Dylan's first single, released in the U.S. on 14 December 1962 as Columbia 4-42656.[1] According to legend, Dylan wrote the song in a cab on the way to the Columbia Studios for the recording session.[2] This version was released in the Biograph box set in 1985. A different, previously unreleased, take from the same session appeared on the compilation album Masterpieces in 1978.[1] Both sides of the single are now available, in mono, as bonus tracks on the 2-CD Jasmine release Carolyn Hester Introduces Bob Dylan. |
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- I may be conflating Carolyn Hester w/ Judy Henske a bit in fact... |
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...Arlo Guthrie explained it as the Folkies didn't understand yet that Rock could be meaningful & valid that way. (The 'Authenticity' police.) Awfully strange to us now on the other side when so much is based on Bob's innovations. - Bob says: Was Woody Guthrie having Chart Hits? Leadbelly? What do I care?! ...I think Dylan should get more cred as ProtoPunk for facing audiences he knew would boo him & directly challenging them! (He doesn't because being Wordy & Serious is considered specifically AntiPunk - another Genre Authenticity Police thing)... |
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