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– DOWN AT THE GROOVE STATION – This week we span over 40 years,  a journey from the big bands/swing era,  all the way through,  via various Jazz infused musical styles,  Inc- RnB, Blues and Ska, to Funk!   1 Woody Herman-Opus De Funk 2 Wingy Manone-The Flat Foot Floogie 3 Amos Kilburn-Real Gone 4 Lorenzo Holden-Walking Down Swing Street 5 Muggsy Spanier & His Orchestra-2 O’Clock Jump 6 Jimmy McCracklin & His Blues Blasters-Savoy’s Jump 7 Sonny Burgess-Red Headed Woman 8 Al Sears-Marshall Plan 9 John Lee Hooker-This Is Hip 10 Bell’s Group-Kingston 13 11 Buster’s Group-Megaton 12 Earl Bostic-Time On My Hands 13 Herbie Mann-Scratch 14 Shirley Scott-Soul Shoutin’ 15 Hank Crawford-Boo’s Tune 16 Weldon Irvine-Turkish Bath 17 Pucho & The Latin Soul Brothers-Chitterlings Con Carne 18 Dorothy Ashby-Soul Vibrations 19 Paul Piot & Paul Guiot-Poive, Piments Et Pin-Up 20 Gerard Bernard-Le Crocodile Porte-Cle 21 Jesse Morrison-Shakey Pudding   You might also like to checkout  – all the Blues an’ Boogie, Orchestra and ska playlists, then again, you might not.

This week Rosko, our agent from the west, brings together a fantastic selection of current tunes for our listening pleasure.   1. Georgia Anne Muldrow – Nuke’s Blues 2. Bandler Ching – Pousmousse 3. Anna Butterss – Bishop 4. Emil Richards – Blues for Hari 5. Nubya Garcia – Water’s Path 6. Emanative – Paradox 7. Nala Sinephro – Continuum 9 8. Yussef Dayes – Birds of Paradise 9. The Comet is Coming – Lucid Dreamer 10. Beverly Glenn-Copeland – This Side of Grace 11. Daniel Villarreal – Salute 12. The Cosmic Tones Research Trio – A Sleeping Planet 13. Mary Halvorson – Cheshire Hotel 14. Swindle – Miss Kane 15. Misha Panfilov Sound Combo – Planetarium 16. Sons Of Kemet – Going Home 17. Terri Lyne Carrington – Very Special 18. Makaya McCraven – Black Lion 19. George Gruntz – Djerbi 20. Alabaster DePlume – The Sound of My Feet on This Earth Is a Song to Your Spirit 21. Jaubi – Chandrakauns

CONGRATULATIONS HE SAID YOU GOT THE JOB     1 Dead Moon-Hey Joe 2 Ike Turner-The Drag 3 Sven Wunder-Hyacinth 4 Via Mardot-Circuits 5 Jackie Edwards-Invasion 6 Soft Machine-Ban-Ban Caliban 7 The Dylan II-Otokorashiitte Wakarukai 8 Lynn Castle-The Forest 9 The Beastie Boys-The Biz Grasshopper Experiment (Edit) 10 Prince Fatty-Expansions Dub 11 A.A.Gray & Seven Foot Dilly-The Old Ark’s A Moving 12 OMD-Messages 13 Pepe Bradrock-Un Pepe Dans La Dentelle 14 Parraffin Jack Flash-Blue And Groovy 15 Moontribe-Mesmerized 16 Bye Corner Audio-Surfacing 17 Rufus Zuphall-I’m On My Way

This week, another fine lookin’ playlist from our man Rosko,  with a selection of the many influences of Tom Waits.   1 Hound Dog – Big Mama Thornton 2 House of the Rising Sun – Leadbelly 3 Someone To Watch Over Me – George Gershwin 4 The Dirty Dozen No. 2 – Tampa Red 5 My Sweet Hunk O’Trash – Billie Holiday & Louis Armstrong 6 Dave Brubeck – Jack Kerouac & Steve Allen 7 Scrapple For The Apple – Charlie Parker 8 Criss-Cross – Thelonious Monk 9 Anything Goes – Cole Porter With Vince Giordano & The Nighthawks 10 Don’t You Just Know It – Huey “Piano” Smith & His Clowns 11 Hey Now Baby – Professor Longhair 12 Spoonful – Howlin’ Wolf 13 Dream Myself A Sweetheart – Clarence ‘Frogman’ Henry 14 Reaching Into In – Ken Nordine 15 My Funny Valentine – Chet Baker 16 St. James Infirmary – Bobby Bland 17 I Got The Blues – Dion & The Belmonts 18 Frankie & Johnny – Champion Jack Dupree 19 Let’s Go Get Stoned – Ray Charles 20 I Put A Spell On You – Screamin’ Jay Hawkins 21 Fire And Water – Wilson Pickett 22 That’s Alright – Mose Allison 23 Mr. President (Have Pity On The Working Man) – Randy Newman 24 Papa’s Got A Brand New Bag, Pt. 1 – James Brown 25 Dachau Blues – Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band

THE 2ND (THIRD IF YOU COUNT THE BASQUIAT MIX) OF OUR MIXES FROM OR RELATING TO NEW YORK CITY. AND THIS TIME PRESENTED BY WIRESHAKER…….   In 1975, Connecticut-raised gangling teen-aged Stooges fanatic Thurston Moore found himself spending more and more time travelling the 70 miles between his suburban hometown and the scuzz pits of NYC. Joints like Max’s Kansas City and CBGBS. Ears and mind wide open, he absorbed the new sounds of the city: the first stirrings of punk and later no wave, and soon overcame his inherent shyness to become an active participant himself, mingling in the circles around Patti Smith and Lydia Lunch. Of course, he eventually found himself in a band which, after the obligatory line-up and name changes, ended up as Sonic Youth. And the rest is… Inspired by his recent autobiography, here’s a selection of the sounds which he would have encountered in the Big Apple.   1  PATTI SMITH-PISS FACTORY 2 SUICIDE-GHOST RIDER 3  DEAD BOYS-SONIC REDUCER 4 RICHARD HELL & THE VOIDOIDS-LOVE COMES IN SPURTS (ALBUM VERS) 5 TELEVISION-LITTLE JOHNNY JEWEL 6 TEENAGE JESUS & THE JERKS-THE CLOSET 7  JAMES WHITE & THE BLACKS-CONTORT YOURSELF 8 BUSH TETRAS-TOO MANY CREEPS 9 THE RAYBEATS-TIGHT TURN 10 MARS-3E 11 DNA-DETACHED 12 THEORETICAL GIRLS-YOU GOT ME 13 KONK-ELEPHANT 14 LIQUID LIQUID-CAVERN 15 THE LOUNGE LIZARDS-BOB THE BOB 16 DEFUNKT-THERMONUCLEAR SWEAT 17 BAD BRAINS-SAILIN’ ON 18 SONIC YOUTH-THE BURNING SPEAR