WFMU: Steve Krinsky: Playlist from June 29, 2017

Steve Krinsky: Playlist from June 29, 2017

June 29, 2017: Free Outdoor Summer Music 2017
For years I have been putting a list together of the best shows in the NY/NJ metropolitan area that I want to go to. My favorites are ones I can ride a bicycle to, esp via ferry across the Hudson River. This year's list has 25 shows and I will only get to a fraction of them. See you there!

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Big Guitars from Texas	Bulldoggin' Boogie	Can you tell from my intro that I am not Matt?	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Meters	Voodoo "Voodoo" by "The Meters"	Great New Orleans rhythm masters having fun with the voodoo, from 1990. Remnants of the original band now tour as the Funky Meters.	0:02:54 (Pop-up)
The Spiders	I'm Slippin' In "I'm Slippin' In" by "The Spiders"	I tend to prefer my first set to establish an instrumental groove but I played the wrong song; still, a nice New Orleans piece, written by Dave Bartholomew, from 1954	0:06:23 (Pop-up)
Lee Allen	Rockin' at Cosmo's "Rockin' at Cosmo's" by "Lee Allen"	A swinging New Orleans instrumental tribute to New Orleans music producer/engineer Cosimo Matassa	0:08:10 (Pop-up)
Professor Longhair	Doin' It "Doin' It" by "Professor Longhair"	With Gatemouth Brown playing a mean guitar. From 1974	0:10:58 (Pop-up)
Albert King	Flat Tire "Flat Tire" by "Albert King"	Albert with the best of New Orleans: Allen Toussaint, Leo Nocentelli, George Porter, even Wardell Quezergue. From "New Orleans Heat" (Tomato, 1984)	0:15:27 (Pop-up)
Los Straitjackets	Swampfire "Swampfire" by "Los Straitjackets"	Not New Orleans but pretty good anyway!	0:17:49 (Pop-up)

Los Straitjackets	I Live On A Battlefield	Wild instrumental cover of superb Nick Lowe tune, from an entire album of Nick Lowe songs: "What's So Funny About Peace, Love And Los Straitjackets" (Yep Roc, 2017)	0:27:16 (Pop-up)
Nick Lowe	Burnin' "Burnin'" by "Nick Lowe"	This is from the 1982 album "Nick the Nife" on Columbia	0:30:09 (Pop-up)
The Mavericks	Missing You "Missing You" by "The Mavericks"	Written by Raul Malo & Al Anderson. I'm looking forward to seeing both the Mavericks & Big Al up at the Green River Festival in western Massachusetts in a few weeks.	0:32:18 (Pop-up)
NRBQ	A Little Bit of Bad "A Little Bit of Bad" by "NRBQ"	From the days when Big Al played with NRBQ. Decades ago he moved to Nashville & honed his songwriting skills. And he's a pretty good guitar player too.	0:35:22 (Pop-up)
Asleep at the Wheel	Fat Boy Rag "Fat Boy Rag" by "Asleep at the Wheel"	Instrumental without Ray Benson. Good stuff.	0:38:54 (Pop-up)
The Suffers	Gwan "Gwan" by "The Suffers"	Hot big band out of the West Coast.	0:41:58 (Pop-up)
Mariachi Flor de Toloache	Let Down	They like to call themselves the first all-women mariachi band out of NYC but they are much more. This song is from their self-titled 2014 CD	0:45:56 (Pop-up)
Ani Cordero	El Flamboyan "El Flamboyan" by "Ani Cordero"	From "Recordar: Latin American Songs of Love & Protest" (La Nana, 2014).	0:51:26 (Pop-up)

Midge William with the Columbia Jazz Orchestra	Lazy Bones	Hoagy Carmichael classic done in Japanese!	1:02:04 (Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman & Prime Time	Street Blues	This was Ornette's funky jazz band, the album is "Tone Dialing" (Harmolodic/Verve, 1994). With Kenny Wessel on guitar, Badal Roy on tablas/percussion, Denardo Coleman on drums	1:05:10 (Pop-up)
Kidd Jordan, Hamid Drake & William Parker	So Often	Kidd Jordan is a New Orleans saxophonist & music teacher. His students include Donald Harrison, Branford Marsalis & Charles Joseph (from Dirty Dozen Brass Band).	1:10:20 (Pop-up)
Mulatu Astatke	Boogaloo "Boogaloo" by "Mulatu Astatke"	Ethiopian master, from 2009. He's still around, in NYC again this summer. Not to be missed.	1:12:19 (Pop-up)
Joe Bataan	Latin Soul Square Dance	Spanish Harlem boogaloo master can still do it. This is from 2009.	1:17:34 (Pop-up)

Taj Mahal	Roll, Turn, Spin "Roll, Turn, Spin" by "Taj Mahal"	Cover of Bahamian musician Joseph Spence number. From "Music Keeps Me Together" (Columbia, 1975)	1:26:49 (Pop-up)
Taj Mahal	Leaving Trunk "Leaving Trunk" by "Taj Mahal"	From 1967, I think, his first solo album. Wow.	1:31:15 (Pop-up)
Keb Mo'	Soon As I Get Paid "Soon As I Get Paid" by "Keb Mo'"	From "Martin Scorcese Presents the Blues: Keb Mo'" (Sony, 2003)	1:36:00 (Pop-up)
Southside Johnny & Asbury Jukes	Fever	Written by Bruce Springsteen	1:40:40 (Pop-up)
Sonny Kenn & Friends	Help Me Girl	From "Sounds of Asbury Park"-- a nice collection of Jersey Shore bands. Springsteen sidemen David Sancious, Garry Tallent, Boom Carter and Vini "Mad Dog" Lopez on this number	1:45:33 (Pop-up)
Billy Hector Band	Traveler "Traveler" by "Billy Hector Band"	Billy, another Jersey Shore regular, was the first live guest I ever had on WFMU. It was in the late 80s; he did a free concert at Upsala College. He is still around and as good-- maybe better-- than ever	1:48:33 (Pop-up)

Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band	4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)	Okay, this tune is a bit of a cliche this time of year. But what a song! Last few tunes inspired by Springsteen's autobiography, which I'm reading right now.	1:55:01 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	2:03pm geezerette: well howdy!
	2:05pm geezerette: I can tell you're not Matt 'cause you are Steve. :)
	2:14pm Steve Krinsky: Go Fess!
	2:14pm geezerette: no kidding, that guitar!
	2:19pm geezerette: July 4th starts now. :D
	2:33pm doctorjazz: Found you, took a bit! Sounding good!
	2:41pm geezerette: Bliss! Hey doctorjazz!
	2:49pm Stanley: This is so good, this track. Hola Steve
	3:03pm geezerette: languid Lazy Bones,lovely.
	3:06pm doctorjazz: ORNETTE!!!(love the Prime Time stuff) Hi Geeze, Stanley
	3:08pm Sem Chumbo: Ornette, a Coleman lamp unto my feet. Greets, Steve, and all.
	3:09pm geezerette: howdy, Stan !, Sem !
	3:11pm Sem Chumbo: How do, G.
	3:15pm Dean: NRBQ is playing tonight in Winters, CA, just a few miles west of Sacramento and Davis. The venue is a tiny so-called opera house.
	3:20pm geezerette: un-square dance!
	3:21pm geezerette: Dean that sounds great. Gonna go?
	3:23pm Dean: Would love to, geezerette, but no. Not this week. I was poking around the opera house calendar a week or so ago to see if, e.g., Jimmy LaFave--who was slated to play the Kate Wolf Festival this year--might swing by Winters again. Saw him there a couple years ago. But when I viewed the KWF site I learned he had joined the dearly departed. Really saddens me. He was terrific. Small consolation: a ton of videos of Jimmy are showing up on YT.
	3:24pm doctorjazz: Still have never seen NRBQ, have to catch them one of these days (think they'll be in this neck of the woods some time in the near future)
	3:26pm doctorjazz: Charlie Parker fest is generally fun, great stuff (Bit crowded...)
	3:26pm geezerette: Dean,ugh,sorry man. That's the beauty of recordings though. Weird kind of immortality, different from books and paintings.
	3:27pm doctorjazz: learned blues from the early Taj records.
	3:28pm geezerette: Doc,where's Parker fest?
	3:30pm doctorjazz: Lower Manhattan, East Village, Thompkins Square Park cityparksfoundation.org...
	3:32pm geezerette: Oh well, I'm so often on the wrong coast!
	3:34pm geezerette: Taj is a blues monster! His voice is so much higher here, must be a smoker in the literal sense.
	3:36pm doctorjazz: Jesse Ed Davis on guitar on the 1st album of Taj, if I remember correctly.
	3:38pm Sem Chumbo: Oh, this is fine, fine, fine.
	3:38pm Dean: Heh, TajMo just played in Berkeley a week ago tomorrow. Didn't go to that, either. I don't get out much anymore (largely by choice).
	3:38pm doctorjazz: (the new Taj/Keb Mo' album is sweet; Taj's voice isn't quite what it was, but he can still reallysing and use it well, really like it.)
	3:39pm doctorjazz: Don't get around much anymore either (mostly not choice, just exhaustion)
	3:39pm doctorjazz: More now than I did the past few years, though, it's fun!
	3:42pm Mark R: Written by Bruce and singing a lot like Bruce, too!
	3:43pm doctorjazz: Southside Johnny is playing a bit in NY/NJ area next few weeks as well. (was this one Bruce wrote for Johnny?)
	3:45pm still b/p: Can never keep a straight recollection of who was with SJ and the AJ when I saw them on Cape Cod in '78. It was Charlie Daniels Band?...the Cars? Just looked at a source that says it was all three, one bill!
	3:48pm Mark R: Dr. Jazz, you're correct about Jesse Ed in that early Taj Mahal group, that was a fine band with Chuck Blackwell on drums, too. And we certainly don't need to rehash Jesse Ed's own resume after that. A very good guitarist, loved his slide playing..
	3:55pm doctorjazz: Really enjoyed the show, Steve, thanks!
	3:55pm geezerette: yeah,great show Steve!
	3:58pm doctorjazz: (I always thought Bruce's band lost something when David Sancious left)
	3:58pm Sem Chumbo: I'll go along with those sentiments. See again, Steve.
	3:58pm Steve Krinsky: The studio and the stream are a little more stressful than regular radio. But the music-- and the listeners-- make it all worth it. Email me if anyone wants my list or just wants to say hello: stevek@wfmu.org. Until next time...
	11:26am GARRY KRINSKY: Lovely Independence day ending, but it makes me want to hear either Dave Alvin or Robert Earl Keene crooning "Hey, Baby, It's the fourth of July..."

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Big Guitars from Texas	Bulldoggin' Boogie	Can you tell from my intro that I am not Matt?	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Meters	Voodoo "Voodoo" by "The Meters"	Great New Orleans rhythm masters having fun with the voodoo, from 1990. Remnants of the original band now tour as the Funky Meters.	0:02:54 (Pop-up)
The Spiders	I'm Slippin' In "I'm Slippin' In" by "The Spiders"	I tend to prefer my first set to establish an instrumental groove but I played the wrong song; still, a nice New Orleans piece, written by Dave Bartholomew, from 1954	0:06:23 (Pop-up)
Lee Allen	Rockin' at Cosmo's "Rockin' at Cosmo's" by "Lee Allen"	A swinging New Orleans instrumental tribute to New Orleans music producer/engineer Cosimo Matassa	0:08:10 (Pop-up)
Professor Longhair	Doin' It "Doin' It" by "Professor Longhair"	With Gatemouth Brown playing a mean guitar. From 1974	0:10:58 (Pop-up)
Albert King	Flat Tire "Flat Tire" by "Albert King"	Albert with the best of New Orleans: Allen Toussaint, Leo Nocentelli, George Porter, even Wardell Quezergue. From "New Orleans Heat" (Tomato, 1984)	0:15:27 (Pop-up)
Los Straitjackets	Swampfire "Swampfire" by "Los Straitjackets"	Not New Orleans but pretty good anyway!	0:17:49 (Pop-up)

Los Straitjackets	I Live On A Battlefield	Wild instrumental cover of superb Nick Lowe tune, from an entire album of Nick Lowe songs: "What's So Funny About Peace, Love And Los Straitjackets" (Yep Roc, 2017)	0:27:16 (Pop-up)
Nick Lowe	Burnin' "Burnin'" by "Nick Lowe"	This is from the 1982 album "Nick the Nife" on Columbia	0:30:09 (Pop-up)
The Mavericks	Missing You "Missing You" by "The Mavericks"	Written by Raul Malo & Al Anderson. I'm looking forward to seeing both the Mavericks & Big Al up at the Green River Festival in western Massachusetts in a few weeks.	0:32:18 (Pop-up)
NRBQ	A Little Bit of Bad "A Little Bit of Bad" by "NRBQ"	From the days when Big Al played with NRBQ. Decades ago he moved to Nashville & honed his songwriting skills. And he's a pretty good guitar player too.	0:35:22 (Pop-up)
Asleep at the Wheel	Fat Boy Rag "Fat Boy Rag" by "Asleep at the Wheel"	Instrumental without Ray Benson. Good stuff.	0:38:54 (Pop-up)
The Suffers	Gwan "Gwan" by "The Suffers"	Hot big band out of the West Coast.	0:41:58 (Pop-up)
Mariachi Flor de Toloache	Let Down	They like to call themselves the first all-women mariachi band out of NYC but they are much more. This song is from their self-titled 2014 CD	0:45:56 (Pop-up)
Ani Cordero	El Flamboyan "El Flamboyan" by "Ani Cordero"	From "Recordar: Latin American Songs of Love & Protest" (La Nana, 2014).	0:51:26 (Pop-up)

Midge William with the Columbia Jazz Orchestra	Lazy Bones	Hoagy Carmichael classic done in Japanese!	1:02:04 (Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman & Prime Time	Street Blues	This was Ornette's funky jazz band, the album is "Tone Dialing" (Harmolodic/Verve, 1994). With Kenny Wessel on guitar, Badal Roy on tablas/percussion, Denardo Coleman on drums	1:05:10 (Pop-up)
Kidd Jordan, Hamid Drake & William Parker	So Often	Kidd Jordan is a New Orleans saxophonist & music teacher. His students include Donald Harrison, Branford Marsalis & Charles Joseph (from Dirty Dozen Brass Band).	1:10:20 (Pop-up)
Mulatu Astatke	Boogaloo "Boogaloo" by "Mulatu Astatke"	Ethiopian master, from 2009. He's still around, in NYC again this summer. Not to be missed.	1:12:19 (Pop-up)
Joe Bataan	Latin Soul Square Dance	Spanish Harlem boogaloo master can still do it. This is from 2009.	1:17:34 (Pop-up)

Taj Mahal	Roll, Turn, Spin "Roll, Turn, Spin" by "Taj Mahal"	Cover of Bahamian musician Joseph Spence number. From "Music Keeps Me Together" (Columbia, 1975)	1:26:49 (Pop-up)
Taj Mahal	Leaving Trunk "Leaving Trunk" by "Taj Mahal"	From 1967, I think, his first solo album. Wow.	1:31:15 (Pop-up)
Keb Mo'	Soon As I Get Paid "Soon As I Get Paid" by "Keb Mo'"	From "Martin Scorcese Presents the Blues: Keb Mo'" (Sony, 2003)	1:36:00 (Pop-up)
Southside Johnny & Asbury Jukes	Fever	Written by Bruce Springsteen	1:40:40 (Pop-up)
Sonny Kenn & Friends	Help Me Girl	From "Sounds of Asbury Park"-- a nice collection of Jersey Shore bands. Springsteen sidemen David Sancious, Garry Tallent, Boom Carter and Vini "Mad Dog" Lopez on this number	1:45:33 (Pop-up)
Billy Hector Band	Traveler "Traveler" by "Billy Hector Band"	Billy, another Jersey Shore regular, was the first live guest I ever had on WFMU. It was in the late 80s; he did a free concert at Upsala College. He is still around and as good-- maybe better-- than ever	1:48:33 (Pop-up)

Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band	4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)	Okay, this tune is a bit of a cliche this time of year. But what a song! Last few tunes inspired by Springsteen's autobiography, which I'm reading right now.	1:55:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:03pm geezerette: well howdy!
	2:05pm geezerette: I can tell you're not Matt 'cause you are Steve. :)
	2:14pm Steve Krinsky: Go Fess!
	2:14pm geezerette: no kidding, that guitar!
	2:19pm geezerette: July 4th starts now. :D
	2:33pm doctorjazz: Found you, took a bit! Sounding good!
	2:41pm geezerette: Bliss! Hey doctorjazz!
	2:49pm Stanley: This is so good, this track. Hola Steve
	3:03pm geezerette: languid Lazy Bones,lovely.
	3:06pm doctorjazz: ORNETTE!!!(love the Prime Time stuff) Hi Geeze, Stanley
	3:08pm Sem Chumbo: Ornette, a Coleman lamp unto my feet. Greets, Steve, and all.
	3:09pm geezerette: howdy, Stan !, Sem !
	3:11pm Sem Chumbo: How do, G.
	3:15pm Dean: NRBQ is playing tonight in Winters, CA, just a few miles west of Sacramento and Davis. The venue is a tiny so-called opera house.
	3:20pm geezerette: un-square dance!
	3:21pm geezerette: Dean that sounds great. Gonna go?
	3:23pm Dean: Would love to, geezerette, but no. Not this week. I was poking around the opera house calendar a week or so ago to see if, e.g., Jimmy LaFave--who was slated to play the Kate Wolf Festival this year--might swing by Winters again. Saw him there a couple years ago. But when I viewed the KWF site I learned he had joined the dearly departed. Really saddens me. He was terrific. Small consolation: a ton of videos of Jimmy are showing up on YT.
	3:24pm doctorjazz: Still have never seen NRBQ, have to catch them one of these days (think they'll be in this neck of the woods some time in the near future)
	3:26pm doctorjazz: Charlie Parker fest is generally fun, great stuff (Bit crowded...)
	3:26pm geezerette: Dean,ugh,sorry man. That's the beauty of recordings though. Weird kind of immortality, different from books and paintings.
	3:27pm doctorjazz: learned blues from the early Taj records.
	3:28pm geezerette: Doc,where's Parker fest?
	3:30pm doctorjazz: Lower Manhattan, East Village, Thompkins Square Park cityparksfoundation.org...
	3:32pm geezerette: Oh well, I'm so often on the wrong coast!
	3:34pm geezerette: Taj is a blues monster! His voice is so much higher here, must be a smoker in the literal sense.
	3:36pm doctorjazz: Jesse Ed Davis on guitar on the 1st album of Taj, if I remember correctly.
	3:38pm Sem Chumbo: Oh, this is fine, fine, fine.
	3:38pm Dean: Heh, TajMo just played in Berkeley a week ago tomorrow. Didn't go to that, either. I don't get out much anymore (largely by choice).
	3:38pm doctorjazz: (the new Taj/Keb Mo' album is sweet; Taj's voice isn't quite what it was, but he can still reallysing and use it well, really like it.)
	3:39pm doctorjazz: Don't get around much anymore either (mostly not choice, just exhaustion)
	3:39pm doctorjazz: More now than I did the past few years, though, it's fun!
	3:42pm Mark R: Written by Bruce and singing a lot like Bruce, too!
	3:43pm doctorjazz: Southside Johnny is playing a bit in NY/NJ area next few weeks as well. (was this one Bruce wrote for Johnny?)
	3:45pm still b/p: Can never keep a straight recollection of who was with SJ and the AJ when I saw them on Cape Cod in '78. It was Charlie Daniels Band?...the Cars? Just looked at a source that says it was all three, one bill!
	3:48pm Mark R: Dr. Jazz, you're correct about Jesse Ed in that early Taj Mahal group, that was a fine band with Chuck Blackwell on drums, too. And we certainly don't need to rehash Jesse Ed's own resume after that. A very good guitarist, loved his slide playing..
	3:55pm doctorjazz: Really enjoyed the show, Steve, thanks!
	3:55pm geezerette: yeah,great show Steve!
	3:58pm doctorjazz: (I always thought Bruce's band lost something when David Sancious left)
	3:58pm Sem Chumbo: I'll go along with those sentiments. See again, Steve.
	3:58pm Steve Krinsky: The studio and the stream are a little more stressful than regular radio. But the music-- and the listeners-- make it all worth it. Email me if anyone wants my list or just wants to say hello: stevek@wfmu.org. Until next time...
	11:26am GARRY KRINSKY: Lovely Independence day ending, but it makes me want to hear either Dave Alvin or Robert Earl Keene crooning "Hey, Baby, It's the fourth of July..."

Steve Krinsky: Playlist from June 29, 2017

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