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Minus 12 degrees

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So, it is cold. Minus 12 during showtime. Good thing the music will keep you warm from the inside of your ear out.

Cosmic Funk- Souleye
Less Yes’s More No’s- Busdriver
Harder Better Faster Stronger- Daft Punk (live)
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Black Djinn Trance- Bill Laswell
Simple- Simian Mobile Disco
Lovelife- the Mighty Underdogs w/LadyBUG Mecca
Fast Car- Wyclef Jean/Paul Simon
Change da Game- Deviants of Reality
Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing- Jamiroquai
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When H Binds to O- Lotus (live)
Action Packed- Green Light
Live and Let Die- Sex Mob
Mouse- Secretary
Rumble in the Jungle- Skeebo Knight
The Ministry of Love- Bobby Previte
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Daddy’s in the Doldrums- Secret Machine
the Radio Talks to me- David Thomas & Foreigners
Here you Are- Blood Red Sun
I Believe- the Real Tuesday Weld
Long Hair- Little Barrie
Cloud Cuckooland- the Real Tuesday Weld
all ’cause of you- the 88
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Is you is or is you ain’t- Little Horse
Moon Sammy- Soul Coughing
untranslated track#10- OOIOO
Bass Beatbox- Club d’Elf
Fists off Spaghetti- Drums & Tuba
Damn Good- Crazy Mary
Lapdance- John Popper Project w/DJ LOGIC
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Dance Naked Under Palmtrees- Mo’ Horizons
Salto Angel- Mo’ Horizons
Che Che Cole Makossa- Antibalas
Y Viva La Felicidad-Juan Pablo Torres/Algo Nuevo
On the Cuff- The Afromotive
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MPD- the Poogie Bell Band
Even Stranger- Baby Elephant
Black eyed Pea- Galactic
The Mac- Cadillac Jones
Fix & Release- Chicago Afrobeat Project
Deep in the Sand- the Budos Band
Boo Boo’s Pik a Nik- Kyle Hollingsworth
That Old Black Magic- Dr. John
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Still Waiting- Greyboy Allstars w/Inara George
Old School Cylons-Greyboy Allstars/Dj Greyboy
Let me Have it All (alt mix)- Sly & the Family Stone
Are you Listening- Secret Society
the Rose tattoo- David Byrne
Heaven in my Heart-Vusi Mahlasela/Ladysmith Black Mambazo
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Lima- the Codetalkers w/Col. Bruce Hampton
Ipanenma’s Sister- Jazz Mandolin Project
Gutterpunk Blues- Stratospheerius
Reach for the Sky- Geoff Achison & the Souldiggers

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A Barrymore Celebration

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Last night was spent hanging out in a setting that was G-RATE. (GREAT) The Barrymore Theatre had an invitation only party to celebrate many things including the PACKERS/GIANTS game on Sunday, so many folks were dressed in their Packer green & yellow. There was a pot luck of delicious treats that kept my insides warm and free beer, free good beer I should mention most of the night. There was a live DJ and equipment set up for people to jam together on stage and until 10pm, the young ones were allowed to run, jump and have fun there own chosen way. It was a great way to get connected up with some kind folks and certainly, the Barrymore is always a happenin’ spot regardless of the invite only or concert night status. The scene here is very fitting for the always changing chameleon that is greenarrowradio. A big thank you to Steve and his Barrymore staff for making it a night to set all other things aside and have a good time. THANKS!

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The Real Tuesday Weld

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Brings us an album entitled: The London Book of the Dead and it is a unique, catchy, engaging, humorous and definitely worth-your-while. The album reaches a new apex of oddness for the British artist known both as the Clerkenwell Kid and/or Stephen Coates, who happily splashes the album with Tin-Pan-Alley electro-jazz oddness, mingled in with misty ballads and colorful vintage pop musics. There are moments you think your radio found a time machine and just kept going back further and further, and other moments of futuristic electronica fused with jazz that pops, snaps and stays within your head indefinitely. While a melancholy flavor may be dripped on the outside of each lyrical content, there is happiness in there that easily jumps out onto you and isn’t coming out so easily….The arrangements and instruments used are like the wide open road that is suddenly detoured for no good reason….there are many choices for sound production and the way we get to it is certainly under a direction unknown status.

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Six Degrees 2007

Martin Luther King Jr.

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Martin Luther King, Jr., (January 15, 1929-April 4, 1968) accepted the pastorale of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama in 1954. Always a strong worker for civil rights for members of his race, King was, by this time, a member of the executive committee of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the leading organization of its kind in the nation. He was ready, then, early in December, 1955, to accept the leadership of the first great Negro nonviolent demonstration of contemporary times in the United States, the bus boycott described by Gunnar Jahn in his presentation speech in honor of the laureate. The boycott lasted 382 days. On December 21, 1956, after the Supreme Court of the United States had declared unconstitutional the laws requiring segregation on buses, Negroes and whites rode the buses as equals. During these days of boycott, King was arrested, his home was bombed, he was subjected to personal abuse, but at the same time he emerged as a Negro leader of the first rank. In 1957 he was elected president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, an organization formed to provide new leadership for the now burgeoning civil rights movement. The ideals for this organization he took from Christianity; its operational techniques from Gandhi. In the eleven-year period between 1957 and 1968, King traveled over six million miles and spoke over twenty-five hundred times, appearing wherever there was injustice, protest, and action; and meanwhile he wrote five books as well as numerous articles. In these years, he led a massive protest in Birmingham, Alabama, that caught the attention of the entire world, providing what he called a coalition of conscience. and inspiring his “Letter from a Birmingham Jail”, a manifesto of the Negro revolution; he planned the drives in Alabama for the registration of Negroes as voters; he directed the peaceful march on Washington, D.C., of 250,000 people to whom he delivered his address, “l Have a Dream”, he conferred with President John F. Kennedy and campaigned for President Lyndon B. Johnson; he was arrested upwards of twenty times and assaulted at least four times; he was awarded five honorary degrees; was named Man of the Year by Time magazine in 1963; and became not only the symbolic leader of American blacks but also a world figure. At the age of thirty-five, Martin Luther King, Jr., was the youngest man to have received the Nobel Peace Prize. When notified of his selection, he announced that he would turn over the prize money of $54,123 to the furtherance of the civil rights movement.

Just wanted to remind you to remember.

-Terra Nova: The Antarctica Suite

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This is the trailer for DJ Spooky/Paul D. Miller’s next large scale multimedia performance work: an acoustic portrait of a rapidly changing continent. The Antarctic Suite transforms Miller’s first person encounter with the harsh, dynamic landscape into multimedia portraits with music composed from the different geographies that make up the land mass. Miller’s field recordings from a portable studio, set up to capture the acoustic qualities of Antarctic ice forms, reflect a changing and even vanishing environment under duress. Coupled with visual material from Getty Images’ vast collection, The Antarctic Suite is a seventy minute performance, creating a unique and powerful moment around man’s relationship with nature.

Acoustic Discs free daily download

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Founded in 1990 by mandolinist, composer, bandleader and producer extraordinaire David Grisman, Acoustic Disc is an independent record label dedicated to the preservation and integrity of acoustic music, musicians and instruments. Varied releases cover acoustic music of all genres—be it David’s own award-winning dawg music, bluegrass, classical, latin, jazz or folk. Some of today’s premier acoustic musicians have recorded for Acoustic Disc: Tony Rice (“Tone Poems”), Martin Taylor (“I’m Beginning To See The Light,” “Tone Poems II”), Doc Watson (“Doc & Dawg”), Andy Statman (“Songs of Our Fathers”), Enrique Coria (“Solos From South America,” “Latin Touch”), John Hartford (“Retrograss”), Ricky Skaggs (“Bluegrass Mandolin Extravaganza”), Bob Brozman (“Tone Poems III”) and Denny Zeitlin (“New River”). The late Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead (who gave David the nickname Dawg) often recorded at Dawg Studios and chose Acoustic Disc as the outlet for his acoustic side, resulting in the acclaimed “Garcia/Grisman,” “Not For Kids Only,” “Shady Grove,” “So What,” “Old & In the Way,” “That High Lonesome Sound” and “The Pizza Tapes” – with more yet to come. To date, David has put his creative touch on over 60 remarkable & different productions for his thriving little label – five of which have been nominated for Grammys. Acoustic Disc releases have received critical acclaim from “Stereophile,” “The Wall Street Journal,” “People” magazine, “Rolling Stone,” “Mojo” and many others. “When people ask me what type of music we put out at Acoustic Disc,” said top dawg David Grisman, “I tell them that in my humble opinion, we put out the very best acoustic music there is.” Check out the Acoustic Discs site and you’ll be happy to find a lot of ways to hear great music on the cheap.

Check out the friends of Acoustic Discs links here. (notice the last one)

and finally, check out my conversation with David Grisman last year.

It’s always a pleasure promoting good music.
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a Nooner until three

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Gonna Be- Mo’ Horizons
Toe Foo- Ticklah
Zombie- Fela Kuti
Tussin’ and Fightin’- Extra Golden
the Headphonist- Kinky
Asa Branca- Forro in the Dark w/David Byrne
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No Such Guitar- Adrian Belew
3 of a Perfect Pair-Adrian Belew(live in Argentina)
Midnight Rider- Patti Smith
Porchswing- Bourbon Princess
Supergirl’s Complaint- Bourbon Princess
Potion- Morphine
All Wrong- Morphine (live radio)
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the Best Things- Filter
No Control- David Bowie
Back & Black- Robot Goes Here
One- that 1 Guy
Money- Gary Hoey
Meija- Porno for Pyros
do Right- Jimmy’s Chicken Shack
Closet Disco Dancer- Red Elvises
Start Wearing Purple- Gogol Bordello
Bahamut- Hazmat Modine
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Stranger-J. Mathus & his Knockdown Society
not the Same old Thing-Col. Bruce Hampton/Aquarium Rescue Unit
Eternal Life- Jeff Buckley (road version)
You’re Gonna Miss me- the 13th Floor Elevators
Spanish Magic Castle- Spin Doctors
Everybody’s Gonna Be Happy- the Kinks
Reefer Headed Woman- Cashman
the Devil in Miss Jones- Mike Ness
The Way you do- Devil Doll
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Pimpasaurus Rex- Doug Johns
Freak to Freak- the Sweat Band
Deeper Shade of Soul- Urban Dance Squad
Funky Stuff- Kool and the Gang
Keep on Dancin’ (alt mix)- Sly & the Family Stone

Speakeasy- Cadillac Jones
Wherever you go, Whatever you do- Prince
Duct Tape- Darrin James Band
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Ali (Tapan’s Deep Blue Mix)- Midival Punditz

drum wisdom from Count M-buto

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Filmed at Muscadine recording studio during the recording of the album “Good Friends Good Music“, an album by friend of the program, Mr. Skeebo Knight. a Brief his-story on Count M-buto:
Count M’Butu has been the mysterious sixth member of The Derek Trucks Band for the last six or more years. He is the only band member that doesn’t perform on every tour, but his presence with the band has become more frequent over time and the band always elevates their playing when he graces the stage. Born in Georgia in 1945, Count M’Butu studied music at Georgia State University and learned the art of drum making while in Africa, where he developed his love for and prowess on a variety of percussion instruments. He has worked with a wide variety of musicians, including Col. Bruce Hampton & the Aquarium Rescue Unit, Frank Zappa, and Chuck Leavell and has shared stages with Widespread Panic, Blues Traveler, the Allman Brothers Band, and Phish.

Check out WORT

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WORT-FM is a non-commercial, listener sponsored, member controlled community radio station broadcasting to south central Wisconsin. WORT volunteers and staff provide quality programming and services to a broad spectrum of the community through:

* promotion of communication, education, entertainment, and understanding by providing a forum for both the discussion of public issues and the expansion of musical and cultural experience;
* facilitation of community expression and provision of community access to the airwaves for the purpose of sharing music, culture, news, and information;
* challenge of the cultural and intellectual assumptions of our listeners through unique and diverse programming;
* orientation towards the audience with concern for those under- represented by other media.

WORT is committed to radio programming with a human perspective — respecting all peoples and their environments.
This is a station that I am currently involved with as a community member volunteer by creating promos for local happenings…so, if you check it out and listen for a while, you might even hear misterG’s voice talking about shows heading into Madison. It’s a special kind of place for sure.

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To the Sage in the park

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This was a show with no map, or maybe the map got blown into my face as I drove down unfamiliar paths….but in a moment, each sound became friendly with its neighbor and the Sage in the park did its thing.

Idlewild Blue- Outkast
The Symphony- Marley Marl
Left Side of the Brain- Gift of Gab
Scorpio- Grandmaster Flash & Furious 5
Check the Rhyme- Tribe Called Quest
Classic-ish- Deviants of Reality
Arrival (Bassnectar Remix)- HDC/KRS ONE
Say When- Move.Ment
United Flow Champions- Mighty Underdogs w/cuts by DJ Shadow
Freedom Walk- Lifesavas feat. Dead Prez/Vernon Reid
Particle People- Particle w/Blackalicious
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Khaki Suit- Damien Marley w/Bounty Killer/Eek a Mouse
Messin’ Around- the Ramblers
Feel- John Brown’s Body
No Peace for the Wicked- Corey Harris
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Momma Taught me- the Uglistick
Sanctified- Mama’s Cookin’
City of Immigrants- Steve Earle w/Forro in the Dark
Mother Wanted you Home- Joel Zoss
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Not in our Name- DJ Spooky/Saul Williams
Ripple- Sex Mob
Black Man Singing-DBR w/DJ Spooky/Peter Gordon
Tito’s Way- the Juan Maclean
Funky in the Middle-Nicodemus w/J.Rodriguez/Ticklah
Gary’s Song- Alice Smith
Life Shine- T.H. White
Choices- Bettye LaVette
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John Henry- John Dee Holeman w/the Waifs band
Give Thanks to Chank-Col. Bruce Hampton
Body in the Lake- the Codetalkers
Lola Leave your Light on- Gov’t Mule
Pet- Sirsy (acoustic)
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Do the Dirt- the Phantom Blues Band
Thrill- Galactic
Not Yet- Kyle Hollingsworth
They all Asked for you- the Meters
the Band played the Boogie- NW1
Uninvisible- MMW w/Antibalas horn Section
Soul Trader- Secret Society
Sugar Craft- MMW w/DJ Logic
El Fuengo de Lowell- PT 1- Ron Levy’s Wild Kingdom
Blues all Day long- Richard “Groove” Holmes
Steamed Water- Karl Denson
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the Stalker part II- Ben Vaughn
Ball Joint- Suite Crude Review
Three O’ Clock- Money Mark
People Watchin’- Keller Williams
Dirty Laundry- Bitter:Sweet
7 Seconds- Youssou N’Dour/Neneh Cherry
Everything- Jehro
Come Let Go- Xavier Rudd
Ain’t that a Shame- John Lennon
Rising Sun- Marc Broussard w/Sam Bush

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Guitars end the Stream Feed

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Yeah another Thursday fill in show and today the internet stream was…um…changed…I mean, it was working and then it wasn’t….Whatever the case, the show went on and on it did….I featured guitarist of all.

Here is the way it went with or without a stream…

Ganja- Michael Jost & the Dragonfly Project
Detroit Rock City- Mattias IA Eklundh
Going to California- Jake Shimabukuro
Espititu-Paco Lucia/Al DiMeola/John McLaughlin
Elysium #5- Sir Richard Bishop
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Twenty Fingers- Louie Zagoras
the Conversation- Reeves Gabrels
Confection- the Nels Cline Singers
Lullaby for Che-David Fiuczynski/Rufus Cappadocia
Joyful Noise- the Derek Trucks Band
Dirty- Bernie Worrell w/Warren Haynes
Swamped- Floratone
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Funky Good Time- the Melvin Sparks Band
If it don’t fit..-Melvin Sparks w/Miss Nikki Armstrong
When this War is Over- JJ Cale/Eric Clapton
Excentrifugal for Z- Frank Zappa
Apostrophe- Frank Zappa
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Whatcha See is Whatcha Get- the John Scofield Band
Space Rooster- Cosmic Farm
Mini Me- Tribal Tech
Sirens- Variable Unit
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Spinning Wheel- Cameron Mizell
James Brown/Iron Man- Victor Wooten (live)
Writing on the Wall- Adrian Belew w/Les Claypool
Kiwi & the Apricot- Keller Williams w/Charlie Hunter
Thankful ‘N Thoughtful- Robert Randolph Family Band
Murder in the Name- Johnny Trama
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That’s What Love Will Make you do- Jerry Garcia Band (live)
Django- John McLaughlin w/Jeff Beck
Helipad- Andy Timmons Band
More Fun in the Swamp- Adrian Legg
Sabre Dance- the Brian Setzer Orchestra
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1983..A Merman I should Turn to be-Jimi Hendrix Experience*
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Pretty Thing- Mr. Bo Diddley

*-That’s right all 13+ minutes of this epic track

Top 30ish of 2007

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This is never easy. This year was no exception.

30. Lipbone Redding – Hop the Fence & Una – One
29. Corey Harris – Zion Crossroads
28. Eccodek – Voices have Eyes
27. Going Home – A Tribute to Fats Domino
26. Marco Benevento – Live at Tonic
25. Guvna Dub – the Guvna Dub Sessions
24. Geoff Achison & the Souldiggers – Souldiggin’ live
23. the Greyboy Allstars – What Happened to T.V.?
22. Secretary – the Secret Life of Secretary
21. Slavic Soul Party – Technochek Collision
20. Anoushka Shankar/Karsh Kale – Breathing Under Water
19. Galactic – From the Corner to the Block
18. Charlie Hunter Trio – Mistico
17. Cashman – Texassippi Stomp & Rough Guide to Latin Funk
16. Baby Elephant – Turn my Teeth Up!
15. the Yardbirds – Live at BB King Blues Club
14. JJ Grey’s Mofro – Country Ghetto
13. Tinariwen – Aman Iman
12. the Budos Band – II
11. Bernie Worrell – Improvisczario
10. Skeebo Knight – Jekyll Island Nights
09. Healing the Divide – Concert for Peace/Reconciliation
08. Putumayo presents – a New Groove
07. Cameron Mizell – Life is Loud
06. Sharon Jones & the Dapkings – 100 days 100 nights
05. Desdamona – the Source & Sirsy – Revolution
04. Karl Denson Trio – Lunar Orbit
03. Pop Levi – the Return to Form Black Magick Party
02. A.K.A.C.O.D. – Happiness
01. Club d’Elf – Perhapsody Live

as you can tell, there are a couple of ties and if I were to try and do this again, along with pulling out most of my hair…it could come up a whole lot different. Thanks to all the fine artists that put out excellent releases in 2007. Looking forward to listening and sharing a whole new lot in 2008.

-G

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Weepin’ Willie Robinson passes

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“Weepin'” Willie Robinson, a blues singer who performed with the likes of Steven Tyler and Bonnie Raitt but also spent time homeless, has died at age 81. Mr. Robinson had been a sharecropper, an Army veteran and a friend of performers, including B.B. King. “He was truly the elder statesman of the (Boston) blues. He was our godfather. He was the most dear man,” Holly Harris, host of “Blues on Sunday” on WBOS radio, told The Boston Globe for Monday’s editions. When he sang, “you knew he meant it because he had passion,” Harris said. Robinson died Sunday in a fire started by a cigarette he was smoking in bed, the Boston Fire Department said. He had worked a benefit concert with Tyler and two Boston Music Awards shows, in 2005 and again earlier this month. Robinson was born in Atlanta and picked cotton and fruit with his family up and down the East Coast. After spending time in the Army in the 1940s, he became a master of ceremonies and doorman at blues clubs in Trenton, N.J., where he met King and other legends and eventually sang with King’s 21-piece orchestra. His daughter, Lorraine Robinson, told the Globe her father found his place on stage. “A great smile would come on his face and he would be in his own little world, like he’d tune everything out,” she said. “He just, like, felt the music. It was so much in his soul.” Robinson settled in Boston in 1959 and played in clubs, but by 2005 he was living on the street and out of touch with his family. Blues performers learned of his situation, held a benefit concert and made sure he was fed and clothed. Robinson later performed everywhere from local clubs to the hallways of the rest home where he lived.

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This is the end of the year

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well almost. 4 hours and I still didn’t get a chance to play ALL the albums that I wanted to ….So, to those who I left out…my apologies….but man, there was some good music made in 2007. Tomorrow I will post my top albums of 2007, a condensed version of todays show with artist and album listed in some form of numerical order.

ClassicISH- Deviants of Reality
Bring me Back- the Mighty Underdogs
Change Da Game- Deviants of Reality
Think Back- Galactic w/Chali 2na
Man I Used to Be- K-OS
Infinity- Ill Chemistry
Too Big for my Skin- Desdamona
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From Elsewhere to Nowhere- MarsMobil
Sir your fashion has the Cold Heart of a Killer-the Beautiful Girls
Bring Back your Love (Shrift mix)-Bebel Gilberto
Beauty- Wax Poetic
1000 Ways- Zap Mama
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Only Love, Lets Celebrate-Perry Farrell’s Satellite Party
War Pigs (live)- Cake w/Steven Drodz
Girl you have Magic Inside of you-Outrageous Cherry
Love in the Harbour- A Band of Bees
Take it Off- the Donnas
Ooh Mama Ooh- Moby Grape
Dazed and Confused (live)- the Yardbirds
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My Friend- Pedro Arevalo (unreleased)
Sugar Sweet(live)-Geoff Achison & the SoulDiggers
Oreo Cookie Blues(live)- Stevie Ray Vaughn/Lonnie Mack
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Courage- Vieux Farka Toure (UFO over Bamako remix)
Cler Achel- Tinariwan
Occapella (Have a Beer)-Slavic Soul Party
Its all Over Now- Dirty Dozen Brass w/Dr. John
Crawl- Nikki Armstrong
Hypnotized- A.K.A.C.O.D.
Revolution- Sirsy
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Instant Messenger Dream- Secretary
Soulfunksticat- Cameron Mizell
Left Coast Boogie- the Greyboy All Stars
100 Days 100 Nights- Sharon Jones & the Dapkings
His Girl- the Budos Band
How Does the Brain Wave- Baby Elephant w/David Byrne
Yes We Can Can- Marc Broussard
Love is the Answer for World Peace-Lipbone Redding
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C’mon Down- John Lisi & Delta Funk
Como, MS- Cashman
Let it Rock- Davis Coen
War- JJ Grey & Mofro
Diamond in your Mind (live)-Tom Waits
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Fading in c# minor- Una
Guvna Dub- Guvna Dub
Scratch to Win- Ticklah
Funky Hats- Skeebo Knight
Balls- Charlie Hunter Trio
Ghetto Fireworks Part 1- Karl Denson Trio
B for my Name- the Beastie Boys
Talk to me- DJ Vadim w/Sena
Life of the Mind (live)- Club d’Elf
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a Style called Crying Chic- Pop Levi

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in a backup studio

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With only one cd deck working properly in a back-up studio as the man behind the technology did some well needed maintenance in Studio A, the show was different for sure..After each song I had to either do a mic break or play a PSA…..for smoothness I give myself a C+, but the overall show came out looking like this on paper:

Say my Name- Superchunk
I Drink- Southern Crush
Riddles- Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
Lay me Down- Laura Cheadle
Childe- Dana Varon
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Train Bound for Nowhere- Crazy Mary
Cross my Palm w/Silver- Sir Richard Bishop
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Vibin’ & Bala in’- Man de ng
Abele Dance- Manu DiBango
I’m no Fool- Sierra Leone AllStars
Ray Ray- Fat Freddys Drop
Funk N Bop- Mutiny
Hippest March part II- Clyde Stubblefield
Live Wire- the Meters
Credits- the Aquarium
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Burnin’ for You- Mike Watt
Why you Wanna Bring me Down- Honeytribe
New Values- Pale Moon Gang
New Agenda- MS Led
So Romantic- the Charms
It’s all About you- the Goldstars
Sunday Bloody Sunday- Saul Williams
Long Shadow- Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros
Butts Wigglin’- the Tragically Hip
Tied to the Tracks- Treat her Right
Every Hungry Woman- the Allman Brothers (live)
Where are the Angels- Tony Tyler Trance
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Hollywood (Africa)- Red Hot Chili Peppers
Mala Vida- Mano Negra
the Lover- MMW
Walking Through Babylon- Thievery Corporation
Gotta Have Rain- SOL
Soweto Funk- Aiyb Dieng
Gimme Shelter- Angelique Kidjo w/Joss Stone
Agni- Tom Rossi
Red Sun- Anoushka Shankar
Panorama- the Yoshida Brothers
Hang Tan- Toubab Krewe
Towering Inferno- the Green Arrows
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Everything I ever Wanted- Life as Monster
Get Bitchy- Terry Garland

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Benazir Bhutto assassinated

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Charismatic, striking and a canny political operator, Benazir Bhutto, 54, was reared in the violent and turbulent world of Pakistani politics and became the country’s and the Muslim world’s first female prime leader. A deeply polarizing figure, the “daughter of Pakistan” was twice elected prime minister and twice expelled from office in a swirl of corruption charges that propelled her into self-imposed exile in London for much of the past decade. She returned home this fall, billing herself as a bulwark against Islamic extremism and a tribune of democracy.
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a sad day around the world as another hope is taken away.