Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - Eli Polonsky

01. The Beatles - Glass Onion
02. Donovan - Ferris Wheel
03. Eric Burdon & The Animals - Winds Of Change
04. Jimi Hendrix Experience - Burning Of The Midnight Lamp
05. Traffic - Coloured Rain
06. West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - Tracy Had A Hard Day Sunday
07. Neil Young - Words
08. David Crosby - What Are Their Names?
09. Grateful Dead - Unbroken Chain
10. Ultimate Spinach - Mind Flowers (request)
11. Pink Floyd - One Of These Days (request)
12. Jethro Tull - Singing All Day (request)
13. Kingfish (w/Bob Weir) - Jump For Joy (request)
14. Procol Harum - Whisky Train (request)

Mini-feature and ticket giveaway:
15. David Bromberg - Someone Else's Blues
16. David Bromberg - Will Not Be Your Fool
17. David Bromberg - Dark Hollow

18. Muddy Waters - I'm Ready (request)
Read L&F concert calendar highlights
19. Frank Zappa & The Mothers - Peaches En Regalia

Thanks for listening!
Eli Polonsky
eli@wmbr.org

September 29, 2008 Playlist w/ Host Bob Dubrow

Background music provided by Davey Graham - The Guitar Player (1963)

Set 01:
1. The Monocles/The Higher Elevation - "The Diamond Mine" (1967 from The Spider, The Fly & The Boogie Man compilation 2008)
2. Fred - "Four Evenings" (1971 from Fred compilaton 2001)
3. Mogallar - "Halicte Gunesin Batisi" (1970 single version bonus track from the 2004 CD re-release of 1970's Mogallar)
4. Hot Tuna - "Extrication Love Song" (Hoppkorv 1976)
5. Majority One - "Freedom" (1969-71 from Majority One compilation 2007)
6. The Beatles - "Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey" (The White Album 1968)

Set 02: THE BIRTHDAY SET
1. Grand Funk Railraod - "Live Medley: I'm Your Captain/Closer to Home/Hooked on Love/Get It Together" (Live in Dayton, Ohio 4/27/71 bonus track from the 2002 CD re-release of 1971's E Pluribus Funk) MARK FARNER OF THE BAND BORN THIS DAY IN 1948
2. The Blues Image - "Ride Captain Ride" (Open 1970) MIKE PINERA OF THE BAND BORN THIS DAY IN 1948
3. Los Bravos - "Bring a Little Lovin'" (1968 single) MANUEL FERNANDEZ OF THE BAND BORN THIS DAY IN 1943
4. Boyce & Hart - "P.O. Box 9847" (1968 from I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight: The Best of Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart compilation 2005) TOMMY BOYCE BORN THIS DAY IN 1939

Set 03:
1. Subject Esq. - "Mammon" (Subject Esq. 1972)
2. The Arbors - "The Letter" (The Arbors Present I Can't Quit Her/The Letter 1969)
3. The L.A. Carnival - "Flyin'" (1969-71 from Would Like to Pose a Question compilation 2003)
4. Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks - "Presently in the Past" (Striking It Rich 1972)
5. Wendy Waldman - "Mad Mad Me" (Gypsy Symphony 1974)

Set 04:
1. The Five Americans - "Black is White-Day is Night" (Progressions 1967)
2. Deep Purple - "Hush" (live USA TV show circa 68/69 bonus track from 2000 CD re-release of 1968's Shades of Deep Purple)
3. Cream - "White Room" (Wheels of Fire 1968)
4. Maypole - "Who Was She" (1970 bonus track from 2005 CD re-release of The Real 1970)
5. Pilot - "Call Me Round" (Second Flight 1975)

Set 05:
1. Canned Heat w/ J. Geils Band - "Floyd's Hotel" (live 2/22/72 WBCN Studio from WBCN Radio 1972 bootleg)
2. Electric Flag - "Wine" (A Long Time Comin' 1968) REQUEST

September 26, 2008, playlist with host Alex McNeil

More artists who were age 18 or under when they recorded these songs (see also September 19 playlist).
01. Fabian - String Along (CD, 1960)
02. Bobby Rydell - Sway (CD, 1960)
03. Bobbettes - I Don't Like It Like That (CD, 1961)
04. Collins Kids - Party [Let's Have a Party] (CD, 1957)
05. Paul Anka - I Confess (CD, 1956)
06. Ricky Nelson - My Bucket's Got a Hole in It (CD, 1958)
07. Shelley Fabares - Telephone Won't You Ring (CD, 1962)
08. Paul Petersen - Keep Your Love Locked (CD, 1962)
09. Johnny Crawford - Your Nose Is Gonna Grow (CD, 1962)
10. Jerry Mathers - Wind Up Toy (CD, 1962)
11. Mary Wells - I Don't Want to Take a Chance (CD, 1961)
12. Marvelettes - So Long Baby (CD, 1961)
13. Supremes - I Want a Guy (CD, 1961)
14. Brenda Holloway - When I'm Gone (CD, 1964)
15. Michael Jackson - I Wanna Be Where You Are (LP, 1972)
16. Tom & Jerry (later known as Simon & Garfunkel) - Hey Schoolgirl (CD, 1958)
17. Jackie DeShannon - Trouble (CD, 1959)
18. Johnny Rivers - Long Long Walk (CD, 1958)
19. Bonnie Jo Mason (lka Cher) - Ringo I Love You (CD, 1964)
20. Davy Jones (lka David Bowie) & Manish Boys - I Pity the Fool (LP, 1965)
21. Spencer Davis Group - Searchin' (LP, 1965)
22. Rising Storm - Frozen Laughter (CD, 1967)
23. Turtles - Let Me Be (CD, 1965)
24. Chee-Chee & Peppy - I Know I'm in Love (45, 1971)
25. Travis Wammack - Scratchy (45, 1964)
26. Gladys Knight & Pips - Letter Full of Tears (CD, 1962)
27. Dee Dee Warwick - You're No Good (CD, 1963)
28. Little Eva - What I Gotta Do (To Make You Jealous) (CD, 1963)
29. Barbara Mason - Sad Sad Girl (45, 1965)
30. Bar-Kays - Soul Finger (CD, 1967)
31. Johnny Nash - Almost In Your Arms (CD, 1958)
32. Bobby Vee - Suzie Baby (CD, 1959)
33. Lesley Gore - Wonder Boy (CD, 1964)
34. Pixies Three - Birthday Party (CD, 1963)
35. Hayley Mills & Eddie Hodges - Beautiful Beulah (45, 1962)
36. Craig Hundley Trio - Eleanor Rigby (LP, 1969)
37. Janis Ian - Hair of Spun Gold (LP, 1967)
38. Susan Christie - I Love Onions (CD, 1966)

Playlist for 9/24/08 Waynesday

Spotlite On Dance Records and Records About Dancing

Intro: I’m Gonna Make You Love Me – Brothers Of Hope
01. Archie Bell & The Drells – Tighten Up Pt.2
02. Bobby Marchan – Booty Green
03. Bobby Rush – Sock Boogaloo
04. Andre Williams – The Stroke
05. Ironing Board Sam – Original Funky Bell Bottoms
06. Dyke & The Blazers – Funky Walk Pts 1 & 2
07. El Dorados – Loose Booty
08. Howard Johnson – The Slide
09. A.C. Reed – Boogaloo Tramp
10. Rufus Thomas – Itch & Scratch Pt.1
11. Wee Willie Mason – Funky Funky Hot Pants
12. Robert Parker – Everybody’s Hip Huggin”
13. Gate Wesley – Do The Batman
14. Roscoe Gordon – Jesse James
15. Ernie K. Doe – Dancin’ Man
16. B.B. King – The B.B. Jones
17. Manhattans – Teach Me The Philly Dog
18. Alvin Cash – Keep On Dancin’
19. Darnell Simpkins & The Family Tree – The Whip Pt.1
20. Harvey Scales & The Seven Sounds – The Yolk
21. Larry Williams - Short Fat Fannie

Due to antenna maintenance the show ended at 1:05 PM

See ya next week,

Bro. Wayne

Tuesday, September 23, 2008 - Eli Polonsky

01. Ultimate Spinach - Fragmentary March Of Green
02. Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Everything's Gonna Be Alright (live at Woodstock - request)
03. Quicksilver Messenger Service - Gone Again (request)
04. Fleetwood Mac - Sands Of Time
05. Spirit - Nature's Way
06. The Chambers Brothers - A New Time, A New Day
07. Sly & The Family Stone - Sex Machine
08. Neil Young - Oh, Lonesome Me (request)
09. Ian & Sylvia - Four Strong Winds
10. Tom Rush - Urge For Going
11. Judy Henske - High Flying Bird (request)
12. Richie Havens - What About Me?
13. Derek & The Dominos - Anyday
14. Electric Flag - You Don't Realize (request)
Read Lost & Found Concert Calendar highlights
15. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Kitty's Back (request - Bruce born 9/23/49)
16. The Byrds - Renaissance Fair

Thanks for listening, see you next week!
Eli Polonsky
eli@wmbr.org
Requests and suggestions are welcome at my email above!

Where does Man hang his meat?

Umm... the butcher.

September 19, 2008, playlist with host Alex McNeil

Artists who were age 18 or under when they made these records:
01. Danny & Juniors - Rock and Roll Is Here to Stay (CD, 1958)
02. Frankie Lymon & Teenagers - I'm Not a Juvenile Delinquent (CD, 1956)
03. Chantels - He's Gone (CD, 1957)
04. Little Anthony & Imperials - Two People in the World (CD, 1958)
05. Ritchie Valens - That's My Little Suzie (CD, 1959)
06. Bobby Comstock & Counts - Tennessee Waltz (CD, 1959)
07. John Fred - Shirley (CD, 1959)
08. Bobby Pedrick, Jr. - White Bucks and Saddle Shoes (CD, 1958)
09. Ral Donner - Girl of My Best Friend (CD, 1961)
10. Brian Hyland - (Clickety Clack Song) Four Little Heels (45, 1960)
11. Brenda Lee - Eventually (CD, 1961)
12. Little Peggy March - I Wish I Were a Princess (CD, 1963)
13. Maureen Gray - Today's the Day (45, 1961)
14. Bettye Lavette - My Man, He's a Lovin' Man (CD, 1962)
15. Tammy Montgomery - Voice of Experience (CD, 1962)
16. Ronettes - Best Part of Breaking Up (LP, 1964)
17. Shangri-Las - Wishing Well (CD, 1964)
18. Reparata & Delrons - Whenever a Teenager Cries (CD, 1965)
19. Evie Sands - Take Me for a Little While (CD, 1965)
20. Craig Hundley Trio - It Was a Very Good Year (LP, 1969)
21. Nathaniel Mayer & Fabulous Twilights - Village of Love (CD, 1962)
22. Billy Butler & Enchanters - Found True Love (CD, 1963)
23. Little Carl Carlton - I'll Love You Forever (CD, 1965)
24. Rocky Fellers - South Pacific Twist (LP, 1962)
25. Billy Preston - Greazee (CD, 1963)
26. Bee Gees - I Was a Lover, a Leader of Men (LP, 1965)
27. Sandie Shaw - Long Live Love (CD, 1965)
28. Lulu - I'll Come Running (CD, 1964)
29. Twinkle - Golden Lights (CD, 1965)
30. Marianne Faithfull - As Tears Go By (CD, 1965)
31. Herman's Hermits - Listen People (CD, 1966)
32. Gary & Hornets - Kind of Hush (45, 1967)
33. Dino, Desi & Billy - Mr. Tambourine Man (LP, 1965)
34. Ides of March - Roller Coaster (CD, 1966)
35. Hank Williams, Jr. - Long Gone Lonesome Blues (LP, 1964)
36. Five Stairsteps & Cubie - Something's Missing (CD, 1968)
37. Little Stevie Wonder - Frankie and Johnny (CD, 1962)
38. Dee Dee Sharp - Wild! (CD, 1963)
39. Betty Wright - Girls Can't Do What the Guys Do (CD, 1968)
40. Lucky Peterson - Misty (LP, 1971)

Playlist 9/17/08 Waynesday

Intro: I’m Gonna Make You Love Me – The Brothers Of Hope
01. Benny Spellman – The Word Game
02. Aretha Franklin – Rough Lover
03. Ray Charles – I Can’t Stop Loving You Baby
04. Interpetations – Soul Affection
05. Tammi Terrell – This Old Heart Of Mine
06. Marvin Gaye – Baby Don’t You Do It
07. Otis Redding – Your Love Keeps Lifting Me Higher And Higher
08. Manhattans – The Boston Monkey
09. Big Dee Irwin – Everybody’s Got A Dance But Me
10. Wilson Pickett – Take A Little
11. Louis Curry – I’ll Try Again Tomorrow
12. Little Milton – I Can’t Hold Back The Tears
13. Eddie Floyd – Under My Nose
14. Solomon Burke – Home In Your Heart
15. Wilson Pickett – Danger Zone
16. Johnson, Hawkins, Tatum, & Durr - Your Love Keeps Drawing Me Closer
17. Little Johnny Taylor – There’s Something On Your Mind
18. Mighty Flea – Ode To Billy Joe Pt.1
19. The Daughters – Do It Henry
20. Sisters Love – Blackbird
21. El Combo Xingu – Hot Pants
22. Fabulous Souls – Baby, I’ve Got It
23. Pat Hunt – Super Cool, Super Fool
24. Lee Fields – Funky Screw
25. Jr. Walker & The All Stars – Gimmie That Beat Pt.1
26. Sylvester & The Hot Band – Southern Man
27. Jackie Wilson – Didn’t I
28. Ray Charles – Living In The City
29. Burnett Bynm - The Funky Fat Man
30. Sylvester & The Hot Band – My Country Tis Of Thee
31. James Brown – Papa’s Got A Brand New Bag
32. Damn Sam The Miracle Man – Miracle Man
33. Impressions – Man Oh Man
34. Lee Williams & The Cymbals – I Love You More
35. Mad Lads – Come Closer To Me
36. Mel Brown – Chicken Fat
37. Lowell Fulsom – Sleeper
Outro: Shirley Scott – Soul Song

Tuesday, September 16, 2008 - Eli Polonsky

01: Frank Zappa/Mothers Of Invention - I'm The Slime
02: Captain Beefheart - Abba Zabba
03: Kaleidescope - You Don't Love Me
04: Paul Butterfield Blues Band - East-West
05: SuperSession (Al Kooper/Mike Bloomfield) - His Holy Modal Majesty
06: Quicksilver Messenger Service - Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You (request)
07: Tim Buckley - Buzzin' Fly

Memorial tribute to Pink Floyd co-founder, keyboardist, singer, songwriter Richard Wright - b.7-28-43, d.9-15-08
08: Pink Floyd - Astronomy Domine (Richard Wright, vocal)
09: Pink Floyd - Remember A Day (Richard Wright, writer)
10: Syd Barrett - Love Song (Richard Wright, keyboards)
11: Pink Floyd - Echoes (R. Wright, co-writer, keyboards)
12: Richard Wright - Drop In From The Top (1978 solo LP)
13: Pink Floyd - Any Colour You Like (R. Wright, writer)
(Clare Torry, vocal)

14: Buffalo Springfield - Expecting To Fly (request)
15: Grateful Dead - Scarlet Begonias
Read Lost & Found concert calendar
16: B.B. King - Why I Sing The Blues (b.9-16-25!)

Thanks for listening! I'll be back next week!
Eli Polonsky
eli@wmbr.org
Requests and suggestions are welcome at my email above!

September 15, 2008 Playlist w/ Host Bob Dubrow

Background music provided by Various Artists - Teen Dance Music From China and Malaysia (2001)

Set 01:
1. Music Emporium - "Nam Myo Renge Kyo" (Music Emporium 1969)
2. The Trolls - "I Don't Recall" (1967 from V/A: Psychedelic States: Colorado in the 60s compilation 2007)
3. The Knights - "I Can Only Give You Everything" (The Knights 1967)
4. The Boenzee Cryque - "I've Never Known a Girl" (1967 from V/A: Psychedelic States: Colorado in the 60s compilation 2007)
5. Mourning Dayze - "Man With the Thin Mind" (1967 from The Lost Recordings compilation 2007)

Set 02:
1. Argent - "Schoolgirl" (Argent 1969)
2. Ice - "Ice Man" (1967 from Ice Man compilation 2005)
3. The Everly Brothers - "Leave My Girl Alone" (In Our Image 1966)
4. Love - "Old Man (alternative mix)" (1967 from Forever Changes: Collector's Edition 2008)
5. The Johnstons - "Urge For Going" (Give a Damn 1968)
6. Arlo Guthrie - "Victor Jara" (Amigo 1976)

Set 03:
1. Elyse - "Houses" (1969? bonus track featuring Neil Young on guitar from 2001 vinyl re-issue of 1968's Elyse)
2. Improved Sound Limited - "If You Want To" (Improved Sound Limited 1971)
3. Ergo Sum - "Tijuana" (Mexico 1971)
4. Seatrain - "Song of Job" (Seatrain 1970)

Set 04:
1. Velvet Underground - "Rock & Roll (alternative mix)" (1970 bonus track from Loaded: Fully Loaded Edition 1997) REQUEST
2. Hinkley's Heroes - "Saturday Blues" (197? featuring Joe Cocker on vocals from Volume One compilation 2005)
3. The Dirty Blues Band - "It's My Own Fault Baby" (Stone Dirt 1968)
4. Big Brother and the Holding Company - "Bye, Bye Baby" (1966 from The Lost Tapes compilation 2008)

Set 05: LOVE THEM SWEDES! All the tracks in this set come from either (1) V/A: Searchin' For Shakes: Swedish Beat 1965-1968 compilation 1999 or (2) V/A: Pregnant Rainbows For Colourblind Dreamers: The Essence of Swedish Progressive Music 1967-1979 box set 2007
1. Lea Riders Group - "Dom Kallar Oss Mods" 1968 (1)
2. Charlie & Esdor - "Tva Mans Bridge Blues" 1972 (2)
3. Flasket Brinner - "Gunnars Dilemma" 1971 (2)
4. Steampacket II - "Take Her Anytime" 1966 (1)
5. Blakulla - "Drettningholmsmusiken, Sats 1" 1975 (2)
6. The Mascots - "Words Enough to Tell You" 1965 (1)
7. Sten Bergman - "Sorti" 1974 (2)
8. The Beathovens - "Sumer Sun" 1966 (1)
9. International Harvester - "Sommarlaten" 1968 (2)

September 12, 2008, playlist with host Alex McNeil

Alphabet Artists:
01. A.B. Skhy - Camel Back (45, 1969)
02. Jimmy Bee - Wanting You (CD, 1970)
03. C and the Shells - You Are the Circus (45, 1969)
04. Roy C - Gone Gone (45, 1966)
05. Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich - The Legend of Xanadu (45, 1968)
06. Kiki Dee - I Second That Emotion (CD, 1970)
07. E.C. Beatty - Ski King (45, 1959)
08. E Types - Put the Clock Back on the Wall (CD, 1967)
09. P.F. Sloan - (What Did She Mean When She Said) Good Luck (CD, 1968)
10. Bob Crane - F Troop (LP, 1967)
11. Gees - It's All Over (CD, 1966)
12. H.B. Barnum - Lost Love (CD, 1961)
13. I.A.P. Company - Check Yourself (45, 1970)
14. Jerry Jaye - My Girl Josephine (45, 1967)
15. Debbie Lori Kaye - No Brass Band (LP, 1971)
16. Sammy Kaye - Batman Theme (LP, 1966)
17. L.C. Cooke - Half a Man (CD, 1968)
18. L.J. Reynolds & Chocolate Syrup - Let One Hurt Do (CD, 1971)
19. M.G.'s - Sugarcane (45, 1973)
20. Count Basie - M Squad Theme (LP, 1969)
21. NRBQ - C'Mon If You're Comin' (LP, 1973)
22. O.C. Smith - La La Peace Song (LP, 1974)
23. O.V. Wright - Poor Boy (CD, 1965)
24. P.P. Arnold - God Only Knows (LP, 1968)
25. MFSB - Philadelphia Freedom (45, 1975) [out of order, but by request!]
26. Cues - Why (CD, 1957)
27. Highway Q.C.'s - I Dreamed That Heaven Was Like This (CD, 1956)
28. Rockin' R's - The Beat (CD, 1959)
29. S.O.U.L. - This Time Around (CD, 1973)
30. Tee Set - What Can I Do (LP, 1970)
31. T.S.U. Toronadoes - Getting the Corners (45, 1969)
32. U.S. Bonds - Not Me (CD, 1961)
33. U.S. 69 - Miss Goodbody (LP, 1970)
34. B.W. Stevenson - My Maria (CD, 1973)
35. WKRP in Cincinnati Theme (CD)
36. Project X - Got No Reason to Cry (CD, 1965)
37. Tammy Wynette - Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad (LP, 1967)
38. Z.Z. Hill - Set Your Sights Higher (LP, 1966)

Playlist For September 10th Waynesday

Intro: I’m Gonna Make You Love Me – Brothers Of Hope
01. Doug Clark & The Hot Nuts – Baby Let Me Bang Your Box
02. Big Boy Myles – Hickory Dickory Dock
03. Lee Rogers – I’m A Pratical Guy
04. Rodge Martin – Lovin’ Machine
05. Jimmy Holiday – Love Me One More Time
06. Ben E. King – Teeny Weeny Little Bit
07. Major Lance – It Ain’t No Use
08. Sam & Dave – Can’t You Find Another Way
09. Unlimited Four - Walk Away Lover
10. Profiles – I Still Love You
11. Betty LaVette – The Stealer
12. Ohio Players – What’s Goin On
13. Betty LaVette – Heart Of Gold
14. Lee Shot Williams – You Are My Dream
15. Syl Johnson – The Love You Left Behind
16. Joe Tex – Blood Is Thicker Than Water
17. B’Ham Rhythm Section – Let The Music Play
18. Otis Redding – Nobody’s Fault But Mine
19. Harold Burrage – Things Aint The Way They Used To Be
20. Tommy Tucker – Real True Love
21. Buster Benton – Good To The Last Drop
22. James Brown – Brother Rapp
23. Charles Smith – Full Time Fool
24. Jeanette Washington – No Sunshine
25. Full Speed – Put Them On The Right Track
26. Betty Everett – Better Tomorrow Than Yesterday
27. Joe Simon – I Got A Whole Lot Loving For You
28. Willie Hightower – If I Had A Hammer
29. Alvin Robinson - Fever
30. Raelettes – Leave My Man Alone
31. Major Lance – You’re Everything I Need
32. Freddie Robinson – Oogum Boogum Song
33. Ohio Players – If I Were Your Man
34. Nightliters – I’ve Got Dreams to Remember
35. Nightliters – Afro Strut
36. Jean Knight – Don’t Talk About Jody
37. Big John Hamilton – I Finally Caught Up with Jody
Outro: Shirley Scott – Soul Song

Tuesday, September 9, 2008 - Eli Polonsky

I'd like to thank Larry Miller for the opportunity to share the Tuesday "Lost & Found" show with him. It was an honor and privilege to work with one of the true pioneers of "FM underground" album rock radio for the past two years.

Increasing work obligations prevent Larry from continuing with the show on a regular basis, but he will be appearing from time to time. Meanwhile, I'll be doing my best (along with some occasional guest hosts) to continue to keep the Tuesday "FM underground radio" edition of "Lost & Found" alive, and as always, I welcome your input and suggestions.

Fans of Larry may be able to hear him hosting his new online show on the webcast station at the New England Institute of Art, where he teaches. The station is at http://www.neialive.com. Though he doesn't appear to be listed on their online schedule, I believe his show is, or will be, Wednesdays 10 AM to 12 noon. Give it a try next week and see if it's there!

01: Rolling Stones - On With The Show
02: Jimi Hendrix' Band Of Gypsys - Power To Love
03: Frijid Pink - House Of The Rising Sun (request)
04: Paul McCartney - Monkberry Moon Delight (request)

Two from John Lennon's "Imagine" LP, released 9-9-71:
05: John Lennon - Gimme Some Truth
06: John Lennon - Crippled Inside

07: Quicksilver Messenger Service - Who Do You Love
08: Traffic - Dear Mr. Fantasy
09: Buffalo Springfield - Bluebird (LP version, request)

Mini-tribute to Otis Redding, b.9-9-41, d.12-10-67
10: Otis Redding - Try A Little Tenderness
11: Otis Redding - I've Got Dreams To Remember
12: Chambers Brothers - I Can't Turn You Loose
13: Grateful Dead - Hard To Handle (Live 12-14-70)
14: Otis Redding - Shake (Live from Monterey Pop)

Some artists coming to the area this week/weekend:
15: Boz Scaggs - Loan Me A Dime
16: James Montgomery Band - Train
17: Wishbone Ash - Sometime World
Read L&F concert calendar
18: John Prine - Flashback Blues

Thanks for listening! See you next Tuesday!
Eli Polonsky
eli@wmbr.org

I Can Has Gawds? - Ragnarok

This'll be a series of attempts to relation Caturday-worshipping (http://www.lolcatbible.com/index.php?title=Main_Page) to Asatru (http://www.religioustolerance.org/asatru.htm). Today's article: Ragnarok => Catnarok

Catnarok

Wer awl scrood. Srsly.

Catnarok wuz da doomz of da Jarmenic gawds. Afta horribul winter lastin 3 yeers, a finul bettuls gonna b foght bah da gawds aggenst da frost dawgs on da plain of Virgidd. On da side of Longcat n da odur gawds are da “gloriuz peeps who got ded”, whho fallened in pwning n wuz taken to leev 4ever as purty angelz in da Ceiling. N wit da gawd of fire and darkness (n da gawd of erif dna ssenkrad), wix iz Tacgnol n da frost dawgs wuz faiting da “unworty peeps who got ded” (unworty meens dey not gud) from da Basement, plus a big hooj wolf dat is liek a big dawg, cal’d Ferretnir (cuz he lieks eating ferrets) dat wen he sayz “i can haz feer?”, all da kittehs go omfg, and plus a vary big fishy kitteh fud cal’d Jormahgod (cuz wen he opens hiz mouths kittehs go “Jor! Mah God!, lol) dat kittehs cant eat cuz he’s big liek a truck only a vetzillions tiem bigger, n iz so big dat wikipedia haz to rite 2 artucles about im.
Der wuz nuthin dat Longcat cud do tah stop dis liek big catastrophe (lol gets it? CATastrophe? I crackz me up), cuz wen Ceiling Cat maded the urfz and Basement Cat wuz liek “i can pwn u anytimez”, n Ceiling Cat wuz liek “no u cant”, n Basement Cat wuz liek “nao u piss me off”, n Ceiling Cat writed in da starz dat somday wen he wuz liek attractive he wud hav sun that is white kitteh, but lieks black dudes too, n Basement Cat wud have sun dat is dark kitteh, n dey wud fire their lazrs in a batul until da urfs is ded. And Ceiling Cat’s sun iz Longcat, and Basement Cat’s sun iz Tacgnol, wich is nawt neerly as long as Longcat.
But Longcat had consolation (hug timez), and wuz dat he knoo Catnarok wuz not d end of da univerz. Aftah he had bin pwnd bah Ferretnir (cuz Longcat is long liek a ferret, so Ferretnir gets confoosed), and Olngact had bin pwnd bah Jormahgod, n all da odur kitteh gawds dat are long had bin pwnd in da shoopdawoop dat its gonna make wen de frost dawgs get dem, a new urfs is gonna rise agen outta da water (wich is da frost dawgs melted bah da hotness of da shoopdawoop dey’s gonna make), and da urfs are fair n green, wich meens deres a lotta grass for the moocows get fat n tasty. In dat tiem, the lolrus had found his bukkit, and so evrystuf is gud.
But b4 da battle 2 hoomins, wich are cal’d Leef and Lithraseer, wuz hided in da sacred treez-aksiz-moondy, Eggdrasil, and dey emerges aftah da Catnarok is over to hav lotsa sex (and some buttsecks 2) to fill da urfs with stoopid hoomins again, so we cans start over. And of course all da kittehs survived cuz Longcat maded dem able to live inside da urfs liek moles and play pokemans in dere until da Catnarok iz over, but da kittehs dat follawed Tacgnol cudnt do dat, so dey got ded. Also, sum of the kitteh gawds survived, like Longcat’s suns Splongcat n Lexycat n hiz brudder Shortcat, Olngact’s sunz Mudcat and Longkip, who inherited deir fader’s So I Herd U Liek Mjollkip?, and Baldrick who comed bekk from da shit.
Da Catnarok, sez da stars, wil take place aftah Caturday.

Discovery of the Year

Telegram to George W. Bush:

Have discovered only person in the world stupider than you stop Now we have two of each colour stop p.s., please please stop

And here's his opinion about same-sex marriage:



If the gay community had half of the retardation of this guy, I'd understand why some of us straight people make such a fuss about it.

(BTW, I of course know this is a joke video. ... Actually, I'm not sure.)

September 5, 2008, playlist with host Alex McNeil

The "Namecheck" show - songs which mention other artists from the Lost & Found era in the title or lyrics:
01. Bonzo Dog Band - The Intro and the Outro (LP, 1969)
02. Chubby Checker - The Class (CD, 1959)
03. Four Preps - More Money for You and Me (CD, 1961)
04. Paul Simon - The Late Great Johnny Ace (CD, 1993)
05. Tommy Dee - Three Stars (CD, 1959)
06. Bobby Harris - We Can't Believe You're Gone (45, 1965)
07. Wilson Pickett - Cole, Cooke and Redding (CD, 1970)
08. Arthur Conley - Otis Sleep On (CD, 1969)
09. Animals - The Story of Bo Diddley (LP, 1965)
10. Ian Dury & Blockheads - Sweet Gene Vincent (LP, 1978)
11. Dave Edmunds - I Hear You Knockin' (LP, 1971)
12. Rolling Stones - Shake Your Hips (LP, 1972)
13. Beatles - Cry for a Shadow (CD, 1961)
14. Frummox - Song for Stephen Stills (LP, 1969)
15. Johnny Rivers - John Lee Hooker (LP, 1966)
16. Jimmy Webb - P. F. Sloan (CD, 1970)
17. Lee Hazlewood - Dolly Parton's Guitar (CD, 1979)
18. Wilson Pickett - Everybody Needs Somebody (CD, 1967)
19. Dyke & Blazers - We Got More Soul (CD, 1969)
20. Joe Tex - You're Right, Ray Charles (45, 1970)
21. George Jackson - Aretha, Sing One for Me (CD, 1972)
22. Sonny Curtis - A Beatle I Want to Be (CD, 1964)
23. Who - The Seeker (LP, 1970)
24. Van Morrison - Jackie Wilson Said (CD, 1972)
25. Donovan - The Fat Angel (live) (LP, 1968)
26. Allan Chase - I'm in Love With Connie Francis (CD, 1961)
27. Bob Luman - Let's Think About Livin' (CD, 1960)
28. Jane Morgan - A Girl Named Johnny Cash (CD, 1970)
29. Ray Stevens - I Need Your Help, Barry Manilow (45, 1979)
30. Beach Boys - Do You Remember (LP, 1964)
31. Jerry Lee Lewis - It Wouldn't Happen With Me (CD, 1965)
32. Was (Not Was) - I Feel Better Than James Brown (CD, 1990)

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I've never seen THIS before. Two of the greatest Brittish comedians together.

We in the Venezuelan Beaver Cheese Blog present Rowan Atkinson and John Cleese!

And again

Oh bloody hell.

Shooping are we?

The whole danger of the lazers.
When you least expect it... they shall appear.
Or not.

Playlist For Waynesday September 3rd

Intro: Kool & The Gang – Chocolate Buttermilk
01. Joe Tex – I Wanna Be Free (Dial)
02. Alvin Cash – Whip It On Me
03. Nathaniel Kelly & The Trevinos – Do The Jerk With Me
04. Willie Hightower – So Tired
05. Sir Mack Rice – Daddy’s Home To Stay
06. Ebonys – Can’t Get Enough
07. Betty Wright – Is It You Girl
08. Ray Charles – That Thing Called Love
09. Freddie Robinson – The Oogum Boogum Song
10. Little Carl Carlton – Drop By My Place
11. Louis Curry – A Toast To You
12. Manhattans – I Call It Love
13. Major Lance - Girls
14. Billy Butler & The Chanters - Nevertheless
15. Four Mints – You Want To Come Back
16. Artistics – One Last Chance
17. Lea Roberts – It’s Love (That Makes A Woman Do Right)
18. Paul Kelly – Let Your Love Come Down
19. Syl Johnson – Right On
20. Chris Jones – I’m The Man
21. Soul Brothers Six – Give Me Some More Of Your Funky Good Lovin’
22. James Brown – Get Up, Get Into It, Get Involved
23. Triplett Twins – Get It
24. Parliament – Funky Woman
25. King C - Funk
26. Branding Iron – If I Could See
27. James Brown – September Song
28. O.V. Wright – Precious, Precious
29. King Hannibal – Don’t Go Looking
30. Eldridge Holmes – Where Is Love
31. Lloyd Price – Little Volcano
32. R.B. Hudman – Look At Granny Run Run
33. Bob & Earl – Puppet On A String
34. New Birth – Gotta Get A Nut
35. Richard “Groove” Holmes – Don’t Mess With Me
Outro: Shirley Scott – Soul Song

Playlist for Today, by the old Mad Dog Miller himself...

The Folk-Rock thing:

First, the Roots of Folk

The Weavers: Wimoweh
Terry Gilkyson and the Easy Riders: Marianne
The Tarriers: The Banana Boat Song
Harry Belafonte: Jamaica Farewell
The Kingston Trio: M.T.A.

More Roots

Pete Seeger: Turn, Turn Turn
Jim Kweskin and the Jug Band: Viola Lee Blues (Geoff Muldaur, vocals)
Dave Van Ronk: Cocaine
Holy Modal Rounders: Euphoria
Vince Martin and Fred Neil: I Know You Rider
The Big Three: Rider (same song)

Singer-Songwriters of the Folk Era

Buffy Ste. Marie: Codine
Eric Anderson: Violets of Dawn
Mimi and Richard Fariña: Pack Up Your Sorrows
Phil Ochs: The Flower Lady
Tom Paxton: Bottle of Wine

Contest for tickets:
Levon Helm: False Hearted Lover (From Dirt Farmer)

Going Electric

Bob Dylan: She Belongs to Me
The Blues Project: Steve’s Song
Jim and Jean: Changes
Tom Rush: I’m in Love Again
Loving Spoonful: Good Time Music
Tim Rose: Hey Joe

More Tickets:
Taj Mahal: She Caught the Katy (Live version)

The Byrds: So You Want To Be a Rock and Roll Star (live at Monterey Pop, with Hugh Masakela on trumpet)
Simon and Garfunkel: A Simple Desultory Philippic
Peter, Paul and Mary: I Dig Rock and Roll Music
Mamas and the Papas: Creeque Alley

Folk Rock, San Francisco Psychedelic style

Big Brother and the Holding Company: I Know You Rider (Live 66)
Country Joe and the Fish: Feel Like I’m Fixin’ to Die Rag (EP version)
Grateful Dead: Dark Star (Single version)
Jefferson Airplane: How Do You Feel?

And finally:

“Mad Dog” Miller doing the Disc Jockey Blues, accompanying himself on the 12-string guitar, in a bad mood and singing badly, from 1979...

For the past three years, I’ve had the pleasure of doing the Tuesday version of Lost and Found, in which we try to recreate the alternative-underground-progressive FM rock radio of the late 60’s. I hope I’ve succeeded. After doing the show weekly for a year, I got Eli to come out of retirement and alternate with me. Along the way, we’ve dug up my old Grateful Dead interview from 1967, and revisited the Monterey Pop festival, which I went to that same year. I also rediscovered a lot of great music that I used to play on the radio back then, and had forgotten about.
It’s been fun, but unfortunately, my day job calls, and I find that schedule conflicts make it impossible for me to continue on a regular basis. I will continue to be an active member of WMBR, and help out with our annual fund-raiser, and try to make the occasional guest appearance or fill-in.

Thanks to Eli for sharing his piece of the airwaves with me, and to all for all the good phone calls and support!

Larry Miller

September 1, 2008 Playlist w/ Host Bob Dubrow

Labor Day (today) is totally ignored. No work songs, no sir. Foremost on the agenda is the matter of child control...because once again it is the annual Take Your Kids to Play Day (you think this is WORK, bub?). Madelyn (just turned 12), Nathan (age 9), and Eleyna (age 4) are here to do whatever they do when I drag them down to the station. Which usually means live musical performances by Maddy, some valiant attempts at same by Eleyna, and tales of bug and other creepy creature captures by Nate (after some cajoling). And so it was today.

Set 01: BARRY GIBBS OF THE BEE GEES BORN THIS DAY IN 1946
1. The Bee Gees - "Tint of Blue" (1966 from Brilliant From Birth compilation 1998)
2. The Bee Gees - "New York Mining Disaster 1941 (alternate mix)" (1967 from The Studio Albums 1967-1968 box set 2006)
3. The Bee Gees - "Idea (alternate mix)" (1968 from The Studio Albums 1967-1968 box set 2006)
4. The Bee Gees - "You Should Be Dancing" (Saturday Night Fever 1976)

Set o2: FLOWERS (one of my boy Nathan's passions)
1. Aguaturbia - "Crimson and Clover" ((1970 from Psychedelic Drugstore compilation)
2. Kaleidoscope - "Snapdragon" (Faintly Blowing 1969)
3. The Spoils of War - "Violets" (II 1968)
4. Lambert & Nuttycombe - "Clover" (At Home 1970)

Set 03: MORE FLOWERS
1. Kevin Coyne - "Tulip" (Matching Head and Feet 1975)
2. Michael Yonkers - "Sunflower" (recorded 1969 from Grimwood 1974)
3. Townes Van Zandt - "Columbine" (Townes Van Zandt 1970)

MADELYN ON GUITAR AND VOCALS PERFORMS THE BONNY SWANS BY LOREENA McKENNITT LIVE

Set 04: SET OF SONGS BASED ON THE CHILD BALLAD THE TWA SISTERS, FROM WHICH THE LOREENA MCKENITT SONG PLAYED BY MADDY ORIGINALLY DERIVED. SEE http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Twa_Sisters FOR MORE INFO.
1. Pentangle - "Cruel Sister" (Cruel Sister 1970)
2. Ewan MacColl - "Minorie" (196? fromThe Real MacColl compilation 1993)
3. Clannad - "Two Sisters" (Dulaman 1976)
4. Jerry Garcia & David Grisman - "Dreadful Wind and Rain: (1990 from Shady Grove 1996)
5. Witches of Elswick - "Two Sisters" (Out of Bed 2003)
6. Martin Carthy & Dave Swarbrick - "The Bows of London" (Life and Limb 1990)
7. Tom Waits - "Two Sisters" (Orphans 2006)

Set 05: AND YET MORE FLOWERS (OR...ERRR...PLANTS)
1. Black Sabbath - "Sweet Leaf" (Master of Reality 1971)
2. Negative Space - "Sunflower" (1969? from The Living Dead Years compilation 2000)

MADELYN BRINGS THINGS TO A CLOSE WITH AN ACAPELLA RENDERING OF SCARBOROUGH FAIR, A TRADITIONAL TUNE MADE FAMOUS BY SIMON & GARFUNKEL