Anti Christmas (26.12.09)

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INTRO: Cosmic Christmas, Rolling Stones, The Satanic Sessions (1967-1970), Decca, 1967



1. That Was the Worst Christmas Ever!, Sufjan Stevens, Songs for Christmas, Asthmatic Kitty, 2006



2. Just Like Christmas, Low, Christmas, Kranky, 1999



3. I Will Cry At Christmas, Denim, Novelty Rock, EMI Disk, 1997



4. How I Hate To See Christmas Come Around, Jimmy Witherspoon, Jingle Blues



5. I Won't Decorate Your Christmas Tree, Loretta Lynn, Country Christmas, Decca, 1966



6. Christmas Swing, Django Reinhardt, Best Of Django Reindhart, 1937



7. Uncle Bernie's farm, The Mothers Of Invention, Absolutely Free, Verve, 1967



8. A Christmas Camel (Mono), Procol Harum, Procol Harum, Regal Zonophone, 1967



9. Christmas Card From a Hooker in Minneapolis, Tom Waits, Blue Valentine, Asylum, 1978



10. Christmas At The Zoo, The Flaming Lips, Clouds Taste Metallic, Warner, 1995



11. There's No Lights On The Christmas Tree Mother; They're Burning Big Louie Tonight, The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, Framed, Vertigo, 1972



12. Merry Christmas (I don't want to fight tonight), Ramones, Anthology, Sire 1999



13. Thank God It's Not Christmas, Sparks, Kimono My House, Island, 1974



14. Father Christmas, The Kinks, 7", Arista, 1977



15. Can You Stop the Revelry, Shrag, 2006















13. Merry Christmas (I don't want to fight tonight), Ramones, Anthology, Sire, 1999







15. Can You Stop the Revelry, Shrag, 2007

Reprise Records (20.12.09)

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1)Send The Marines, Tom Lehrer, That Was The Year That Was, 1965



2) The Last of the Secret Agents, Nancy Sinatra, 7", 1966



3) Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In), Kenny Rogers and the First Edition, Kenny Rogers and the First Edition, 1967



4) I'm Going Home, Arlo Guthrie, Alice's Restaurant, 1967



5) Eighteen is Over The Hill, West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, Volume 3: A Child's Guide to Good and Evil, 1968



6) I Think It's Going To Rain Today, Randy Newman, Randy Newman, 1968



7) Peaches en Regalia, Frank Zappa, Hot Rats, 1969



8) Spirit In The Sky, Norman Greenbaum, Norman Greenbaum, 1970



9) Jumping Jack Flash, Ananda Shankar, Ananda Shankar, 1970



10) We Can Win, Linda Lewis, 7", 1971



11) In My Own Time, Family, 7", 1971



12) Low Yo Yo Stuff, Captain Beefheart the The Magic Band, Clear Spot, 1972



13) She, Gram Parsons, G.P., 1973



14) Brought With The Rain, Bert Jansch, Moonshine, 1973



15) Lookout Joe, Neil Young, Tonight's the Night, 1977

Colin Sutcliffe (12.12.09)

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1) The Day The World Turned Day-glo, X-Ray Spex, Germfree Adolescents, EMI, 1978



2) Anti-Pope, The Damned, Machine Gun Etiquette, Stiff, 1979



3) Tupelo (7" version), Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, The Firstborn Is Dead, Mute, 1985



4) A Rainy Night In Soho, The Pogues, Poguetry in Motion, Stiff, 1986



5) Day of Lords Joy Division, Unknown Pleasures, Factory, 1979



6) Straighten Out, The Stranglers, 7", United Artists, 1977



7) Farewell Welfare, Pt. 1, Rory McLeod, Angry Love, Cooking Vinyl, 1985



8) Bloody Revolutions, Crass, 7", Crass, 1980



9) We Want The Airwawes, The Ramones, Pleasant Dreams, Sire, 1981



10) Requiem, Killing Joke, Killing Joke, EG, 1980

War! (05.09.12)

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This week's guest announcer: Zeynep



1) Masters of War, Bob Dylan, The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, 1963



2) Kill For Peace, The Fugs, The Fugs, ESP-Disk, 1966



3) No Man Can Find the War, Tim Buckley, Goodbye and Hello, 1967



4) Hero of the War, Scott Walker, Scott 4, Phillips, 1969



5) War, Edwin Starr, 7", Gordy, 1970



6) 1916 - The Battle of Boogaloo, Nucleus Elastic Rock, Vertigo, 1970



7) Challenge And Battle, Harry Betts, Black Mama, White Mama OST, 1972



8) War, Henry Cow, In Praise Of Learning, Virgin, 1975



9) Hate & War, The Clash, The Clash, CBS, 1977



10) Guns before butter Gang of Four Entertainment EMI 1979



11) Chemical Warfare, Dead Kennedys, Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables, Alternative Tentacles, 1980



12) Melt The Guns, XTC, English Settlement, Virgin, 1982



13) War on War Wilco Yankee Hotel Foxtrot Nonesuch 2002



14) Winning a Battle, Losing the War, Minizza, DJ-Kicks: Erlend Øye, Studio !K7, 2004



15) A Beautiful War, Robert Wyatt, Comicopera, Domino, 2007

The Royal Society (28.11.09)

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This week's guest announcer: Joe Logan



1) By the Light of the Magical Moon, Tyrannosaurus Rex, A Beard of Stars, Regal Zonophone, 1970



2) Magic Potion, The Open Mind, The Open Mind, Philips 1969



3) King's Lead Hat, Brian Eno, Before and After Science, Island, 1977



4) Blowing Up My Mind, The Exciters, 7", United Artists, 1963



5) Astronomy Domine, Pink Floyd, Piper At The Gates Of Dawn, EMI, 1967



6) Observatory Crest, Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band, Blue Jeans And Moonbeams, Virgin, 1974



7) Where Is My Mind?, Pixies, Surfer Rosa, 4AD, 1988



8) Norrgarden Nyvla, Fred Frith, Gravity Ralph, 1980



9) Tesla Death Ray, The Telescopes, Third Wave, Double Agent, 2002



10) We Had Love The Scientists, 7", Au-Go-Go, 1983



11) Small Science, Imitation Electric Piano, Trinity Neon, Duophonic, 2002



12) Big Science, Laurie Anderson, Big Science, Warner, 1982

Autumn Leaves, Winter Comes (21.11.09)

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This week's guest announcer: Pelin from Istanbul

1) Lost Summer Love, Lorraine Silver, 7", Pye, 1965

2) A Little Sweet Sunshine, Bert Jansch, Nicola, Transatlantic, 1967

3) The Fairest Of The Seasons, Nico, Chelsea Girl, Verve, 1968

4) The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore, The Walker Brothers, 7", Phillips, 1966

5) Autumn Almanac, The Kinks, 7", Pye, 1967,

6) Autumn Leaves - Speak To Me of Love, Gábor Szabó, Spellbinder, Impulse, 1966

7) Falling Leaves, Teenage Fanclub, Man-Made, PeMa, 2005

8) The Autumn Stone, Small Faces, The Autumn Stone, Immediate, 1969

9) Leaves Are Gone, The Secret Machines, Now Here Is Nowhere, Reprise, 2004

10) Autumn's Child, Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band, Safe As Milk, Buddah, 1967

11) The Seasons Reverse, Gastr Del Sol, Camoufleur, Drag City, 1998

12) Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground, The White Stripes, White Blood Cells XL, 2001

13) Out of Season, Robert Wyatt, Shleep, Rough Trade, 1997

In Memoriam Mike.

United Artists Records

The audio for this programme is no longer available.

This week we listen to some selected highlights from my collection of United Artists recordings.

1. Rollin' And Tumblin', Canned Heat, Canned Heat, 1967, Liberty
2. Imposters Of Life's Magazine, The Idle Race, Nuggets II: Original Artyfacts From The British Empire And Beyond, 1967, Liberty
3. I'm The Urban Spaceman, Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band, Urban Spaceman, 1968, Liberty
4. Green Door, Wynder K. Frog, Out of the Frying Pan, 1968, United Artists
5. Split - Part One, Groundhogs, Split, 1971, Liberty
6. Sleepwalker's timeless bridge, Amon Düül II, Wolf City, 1972, United Artists
7. Unknown Number, Brinsley Schwarz, Silver Pistol, 1972, United Artists
8. Silver Machine Hawkwind, 7", 1972, United Artists
9. Moonshake, Can, Future Days, 1973, United Artists
10. Super, Neu!, Neu! 2, 1973, United Artists
11. Roxette, Dr Feelgood, Down By The Jetty, 1975, United Artists
12. Get A Grip (On Yourself), The Stranglers, IV (Rattus Norvegicus), 1977, United Artists
13. What Do I Get, Buzzcocks, Singles Going Steady, 1979, United Artists
14. Turning Japanese, The Vapors, New Clear Days, 1980, United Artists

Jim Sonic Smith (07.11.09)

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This week's guest announcer: Mme Estelle Richard

1) I'm Five Years Ahead Of My Time, The Third Bardo, 7", Roulette, 1967

2) Nothing But A Heartache, The Flirtations, Super Soul Best, Deram, 1968

3) Initials B.B., Serge Gainsbourg, Initials B.B., Phillips, 1968

4) Revolution, Spacemen 3, Playing with fire, Fire, 1989

5) The Ipcress File, John Barry, The Ipcress File OST, Decca, 1965

6) We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me), The Inkspots, My Prayer, Victor, 1940

7) Lady With The Braid, Dory Previn, Mythical Kings And Iguanas, United Artists, 1971

8) Bill Is Dead, The Fall, Extricate, Cog Sinister, 1990

9) The Internationale, Billy Bragg, The Internationale, Utilitty, 1990
Mr. Bojangles Nina Simone Here Comes the Sun RCA 1971

Come to the Sabbat (31.10.09)

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This week's guest announcer: Me, trying to sound like a demonic Laurence Olivier and sounding like a slowed down Charles Hawtrey.

1) Save My Soul, Wimple Winch, 7", Fontana, 1966

2) Devil's Grip, Arthur Brown, 7", Track, 1967

3) There's a Ghost in My House, R. Dean Taylor, 7", Motown, 1967

4) Come to the Sabbat, Black Widow, Sacrifice, CBS, 1970

5) I Put A Spell On You, Demon Fuzz, Afreaka!, Dawn, 1970

6) Out Demons Out, Edgar Broughton Band, Sing Brother Sing, Harvest, 1970

7) Friend Of The Devil, The Grateful Dead, American Beauty, Warner, 1970

Demon's Eye Deep Purple Fireball EMI 1971

St. Vitus Dance Black Sabbath Vol.4 Vertigo 1972

The Devil Made Me Do It Curtis Knight Sea of Time Phillips, 1974

New Rose The Damned Damned Damned Damned Stiff 1977

Angels and Devils Echo & The Bunnymen Ocean Rain Korova 1984

Ghosts Shellac 1000 Hurts Touch & Go 2000

Pick of the Seaon (24.10.09)

This week's guest announcer: The delectable Mrs Johns

1) 25 o'clock, The Dukes of the Stratosphear, 25 o'clock, Virgin, 1985

2) It's All In My Mind, Teenage Fanclub, Man-Made, PeMa, 2005

3) Walking On A Dream, Empire Of The Sun, Walking On A Dream, EMI, 2008

4) I'll Be Your Man, The Black Keys, The Big Come Up Alive, 2002

5) Wolfman Jack, Todd Rundgren, Something/Anything?, Bearsville, 1972

6) Blue Honey, Pop Levi, The Return To Form Black Magick Party, Counter, 2007

7) Rock And Roll Queen, Mott The Hoople, Mott The Hoople, Island, 1969

8) Been There All The Time, Dinosaur Jr, Beyond, Blast First, 2007

9) Killer Without a Cause, Thin Lizzy, Bad Reputation, Vertigo, 1977

10) Small Town Talk, Bobby Charles, Bobby Charles, Bearsville, 1972

11) I Just Don't Know, Banchee, Banchee, Atlantic, 1969

12) Rumplestiltskin, Alan Hawkshaw, Mo'Hawk KPM, 2003

13) Electric Feel, MGMT, Oracular Spectacular, CBS, 2007

14) Low Yo Yo Stuff, Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band, Clear Spot, Reprise, 1972

15) Tighten Up, Archie Bell & The Drells, Tighten Up, Atlantic, 1968

Etien Rodes: Once More With Feeling (17.10.09)

This week's guest announcer: Marie

1) Jumpin Jack Flash, Wynder K. Frog, Out of the Frying Pan, United Artists, 1968

2) River Deep Mountain High, The Saints, I'm Stranded, EMI, 1977

3) God Only Knows, Great Monroe, Tout, Unreleased, 2006

4) It's All Over Now, Baby Blue, Them, Them Again, Decca, 1966

5) My Death, Scott Walker, Scott, Phillips, 1967

6) Blue Moon, Bob Dylan, Self Portrait, Columbia, 1970

7) Aux Armes Et Caetera, Serge Gainsbourg, Aux Armes Et Caetera, Phillips, 1979

8) La Fermeture Eclair, Delphine, Pop à Paris Vol. 1: Contact, Decca, 2003

9) Falling In Love, American Spring, It's Not That Bad, Columbia, 1973

10) Dolphins, Tim Buckley, Once I Was, Discreet, 1973

11) Ain't Got No/I Got Life, Nina Simone, Nuff Said!, RCA, 1968

One is the Loneliest Number (10.10.09)

This week's guest announcer: yours truly

1) Leave Me, Vashti Bunyan, Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind, Decca 1964 (Fat Cat 2005)

2) Lady, Dennis Wilson and Rumbo, 7", Stateside, 1970

3) Alone Again Or, Love Forever Changes, Elektra, 1967

4) One (Is The Loneliest Number), Harry Nilsson, Ariel Ballet, RCA, 1969

5) I'm Stranded, The Saints, I'm Stranded, EMI, 1977

6) Marooned, Wire, Chairs Missing, Harvest, 1978

7) The Loner, Neil Young, Neil Young, Reprise, 1968

8) Lonely Woman, Hugh Hopper, Hopper Tunity Box, Compendium, 1977

9) Lonely Man, Mellow Candle, Swaddling Songs, Deram, 1972

10) Long Gone, Syd Barrett, The Madcap Laughs, EMI, 1970

11) Oh Woman, Oh Why, Paul McCartney, Ram, Apple, 1971

12) Oh how I miss you, Broadcast, Ha Ha Sound, Warp, 2003

13) Come Back Baby, Bert Jansch, Nicola, Transatlantic, 1967

14) Never Again, The Sadies, New Seasons, Bloodshot, 2007

15) I'm Getting Back Into Getting Back Into You 2:35 Silver Jews Tanglewood Numbers Drag City 2005

Columbia (03.10.09)

1) Summertime, Billie Holiday, Billie Holiday Sings Standards, 1936

2) Blues Run The Game, Jackson C Frank, Jackson C Frank, 1965

3) Nobody, Lary Williams and Johnny "Guitar" Watson, 7", 1967

4) Sisters of Mercy, Leonard Cohen, The Songs of Leonard Cohen, 1967

5) Wasn't Born To Follow, The Byrds, The Notorious Byrd Brothers, 1968

6) S.F. Sorrow Is Born, The Pretty Things, S.F. Sorrow Is Born, 1968

7) Coming Down, The United States Of America, The United States Of America, 1968

8) If Not For You, Bob Dylan, The Bootleg Series (Volume 3), 1970

9) Mary Clark, Black Widow, Black Widow, 1971

10) O Caroline, Matching Mole, Matching Mole, 1971

11) Red China Blues, Miles Davis, Get Up With It, 1974

12) Jimmy Jazz, The Clash, London Calling, 1979

13) Electric Feel, MGMT, Oracular Spectacular, 2007

Leigh Anne Special (26.09.09)

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This week's guest announcer: Mary from Brighton

1) Miss You, The Rolling Stones, Some Girls, Rolling Stones, 1978

2)The Chain, Fleetwood Mac, Rumours, Warner, 1977

3) Cinnamon Girl, Neil Young, Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere, Reprise, 1969

4) American Woman, The Guess Who, American Woman, RCA, 1970

5) Jailbreak, Thin Lizzy, Jailbreak, Vertigo, 1976

6) Christine, The House Of Love, The House Of Love, Creation, 1988

7) Consolation Prize, Orange Juice, You Can't Hide Your Love Forever, Polydor, 1982

8) Bring The Noise, Public Enemy, It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back, Def Jam, 1988

10) Black Carpet Magic, Lilys, Everything Wrong Is Imaginary, 2006

Elektra Records Sampler (19.09.09)

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This week's guest announcer: Me (again)

1) Bleecker And Macdougal, Fred Neil, Bleecker and MacDougal, 1965

2) The Hedgehog's Song, Incredible String Band, The 5000 Spirits Or The Layers Of The Onion, 1967

3) Alone Again Or, Love, Forever Changes, 1967

4) Friends and Lovers, Spider John Koerner, Running, Jumping, Standing
Still, 1967

5) Virgo - The Perpetual Perfectionist, The Zodiac, Cosmic Sounds, 1967

6) Nevertheless, Eclection, Eclection, 1968

7) Apricot Brandy, Rhinoceros, Rhinoceros, 1968

8) Frozen Warnings, Nico, The Marble Index, 1969

9) Peace frog, The Doors, Morrison Hotel, 1970

10) Loose, The Stooges, Fun House, 1970

11) Make It Right, Tim Buckley, Greetings from L.A., 1972

12) See No Evil, Television, Marquee Moon, 1977

13) Tomorrow Night, Shoes, Present Tense, 1979

Rain (12.09.09).

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This week's guest announcer: The wife.

1) Wild is the Wind Nina Simone, At Town Hall, Colpix, 1959

2) One More Rainy Day Deep Purple Shades Of Deep Purple EMI 1968

3) Johnny Thunder The Kinks, The Kinks are the Village Green Preservation
Society, Pye, 1968

4) hink of Rain Margo Guryan, Take A Picture, Oglio, 1968

5) It's Raining Today Scott Walker, Scott 3, Philips, 1969

6)She Brings The Rain (music from Bottom - Ein großer graublauer Vogel) Can, Soundtracks, Liberty, 1970

7)Box Of Rain The Grateful Dead, American Beauty, Warner, 1970

8) Feel the wind blow, Brainticket, Psychonaut, Bellaphon, 1971

9) Traction In The Rain David Crosby, If I Could Only Remember My Name, Atlantic, 1971

10) Grow Fins Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band, The Spotlight Kid, Reprise, 1972

11) Brought With The Rain, Bert Jansch, Moonshine, Reprise, 1973

12) Buckets of Rain Bob Dylan, Blood on the tracks, Columbia, 1975

13) Raining in my Heart Robert Wyatt, Cuckooland, Domino, 2003

The Stereolab Source Guide (05.09.09)

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1) Dance Dance Dance, The Casualeers , 7", Roulette, 1967

2) Girl in the Park, Nirvana, All Of Us, Island, 1968

3) Cimica Industrie, Oronzo de Filippi, Meccanizzazione, Leo, 196?

4) Main Title, Krzysztof Komeda, Fearless Vampire Killer OST, MGM, 1967

5) You're Gonna Make Me Love You, Sandi Sheldon, 7", Okeh, 1967

6) Hallogallo, Neu!, Neu!, Brain, 1971

7) Divino Maravilhoso, Gal Costa, Gal Costa, Polygram, 1968

8) Passaredo, Chico Buarque, Chico 50 Anos - O Cronista (compilation), Phillips

9) Mind Train, Yoko Ono, Fly, Apple, 1971

10) On The Road Again Canned Heat, Boogie with Canned Heat, Liberty, 1968

11) Primitivo, Sergio Mendès & the Bossa Rio Sextet, The Bossa Rio Sextet, Phillips, 1963

12) Blue Rhythm Festival, Piero Piccioni, Easy Tempo Vol. 1: A Cinematic Easy Listening Experience, Easy Tempo, 1997

13) Ruby, Silver Apples, Contact, Kapp, 1969

15) Dancing Queen, ABBA, Arrival, Polar, 1976
Yes, we did have to pay lots of money.

Thanks to all the websites and YouTube clips that I pinched this idea from.

Ellie Greenwich Special (29.08.09)

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Dedicated to Ellie Greenwich who very sadly passed away on August 26, 2009. She was the incredible writing talent and singer responsible for some of the most significant pop records of the mid-60s. She co-wrote with Jeff Barry and Phil Spector and also helped launch the career of Neil Diamond, among many others.

1) He's Got The Power The Exciters, 7", United Artists, 1962

2) Da Doo Ron Ron, The Crystals, 7", Philles, 1963

3) Be My Baby, The Ronettes, 7", Philles, 1963

4) Chapel Of Love, The Dixie Cups, 7", Red Bird, 1964

5) Do Wah Diddy Diddy, Manfred Mann, The Five Faces of Manfred Mann, HMV, 1964

6) Leader Of The Pack, The Shangri-Las, 7", Red Bird, 1964

7) He Ain't No Angel, The Ad Libs, The Ad Libs and Friends, Red Bird, 1965

8) Take Me For A Little While, Evie Sands, Blue Cat, 1965

9) Kentucky Woman, Neil Diamond, 7", Bang, 1967

10) River Deep, Mountain High (EDIT), Deep Purple, The Book of Taliesyn, EMI, 1968

11) I Can Hear Music, The Beach Boys, 20/20, Capitol, 1969

12) Evil Woman Electric Light, Orchestra, Face The Music, United Artists, 1975

13) Dreaming, Blondie, Eat to the Beat, Chrysalis, 1979

14) Baby, I Love You, The Ramones, End Of The Century, Sire, 1980

Heart and Hand Juke Box Part 2 (22.08.09)

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1) Telstar, The Tornados, 7", Decca, 1962

2) Leader Of The Pack, The Shangri-Las, 7", Red Bird, 1964

3) I Feel Free Cream, Fresh Cream, Reaction, 1966

4) My Friend Jack, The Smoke, Nuggets II: Original Artyfacts From The British Empire And Beyond, Rhino (originally Island), 1966

5) Sure 'Nuff 'N Yes I Do, Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band, Safe As Milk Buddah, 1967

6) The First Cut Is the Deepest, P.P. Arnold, Girl Group Sounds Lost and Found, Immediate, 1967

7) This Wheel's on Fire, Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity, 7", Marmalade, 1968

8) Lover of the Bayou, The Byrds, Untitled, CBS, 1970

9) My Sweet Lord, George Harrison, All Things Must Pass, Apple, 1970

10) Lola, The Kinks, Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround, Pye, 1970

11) White Line Fever, The Flying Burrito Brothers, The Flying Burrito Brothers A&M, 1971

12) Dreamer, Supertramp, Crime Of The Century, A&M, 1975

13) I Want More, Can, Cannibalism, Virgin, 1976

Heart and Hand Juke Box Part 1 (15.08.09)

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1) I Can't Explain The Who, 7", Brunswick, 1965

2) Love Can Tame The Wild Monks, Black Monk Time, Polydor, 1966

3) Electricity Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band, Safe As Milk, Buddah, 1967

4) There's a Ghost in My House R. Dean Taylor, 7", Motown, 1967

5) Get Me To The World On Time The Electric Prunes, The Electric Prunes, Reprise, 1967

6) Itchycoo Park The Small Faces, There are But Four Small Faces, Immediate, 1967

7) I'm A Man The Spencer Davis Group, 7", Fontana, 1967

8) S.F. Sorrow Is Born The Pretty Things, S.F. Sorrow Is Born, Columbia, 1968

9) Jackie Scott Walker, Scott 2, Philips, 1968

10) Send Me A Postcard Shocking Blue, 7", Pink Elephant, 1968

11) Paranoid Black Sabbath, Paranoid, Vertigo, 1970

12) Down on the Street The Stooges, Fun House, Elektra, 1970

13) If I'm In Lucky (I Might Get Picked Up), Betty Davis, Betty Davis, Just Sunshine, 1973

14) Police And Thieves Junior Murvin, 7", Island, 1976

Sailing By. Cheerio to our Canadian friends. (08.08.09)

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Guest announcers: Matt Mossman and Jess Skillman.

1) Sailin' Shoes Van Dyke Parks Discover America Warner 1972

2) When the ship comes in Bob Dylan The times they are a changin CBS 1964

3) Ship Of The Lord (Bonus Track) Gene Clark White Light CBS 1971

4) Shipbuilding Robert Wyatt Nothing Can Stop Us Rough Trade 1982

5) Captain's Holiday Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band Blue Jeans And Moonbeams Virgin 1974

6) Pacific Ocean Blues Dennis Wilson Pacific Ocean Blue Caribou 1977

7) Sloop John B The Beach Boys Pet Sounds Capitol 1966

8) Deep Water The Beau Brummels Bradley's Barn Warner 1968

9) By The Sea Wendy & Bonnie Genesis Skye 1969

10) Song to the Siren Tim Buckley Starsailor Straight 1970

11) Seven Seas Echo & The Bunnymen Ocean Rain Korova 1984

12) Luna Sea Vetiver Vetiver DiCristina 2004
Ho ho.

13) Sailing By Ronald Binge The Great British Experience EMI 1963

I'm a session man. (01.08.09)

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This week, we play tribute to the musicians that do all the hard work and get none of the credit.

1) Sissy Strut, The Meters, Look-A-Py-Py, Josie, 1969

2) The Champ, The Mohawks, The Champ, Pama, 1968
Countdown, Grange Hill, Dave Allen At Large, need I go on?

3) Galveston, Glen Campbell, Capitol, 1969

4) Good Vibrations,The Beach Boys, Smiley Smile, Capitol, 1966

5) Holy Are You,The Electric Prunes, Release Of An Oath, Reprise, 1968
Carol Kay on bass again, with Earl Palmer on drums (Little Richard, Sinatra, The Monkess, Tim Buckley, Elvis Costello)

6) As We Go Along, The Monkees, Head, Colgems, 1968
Featuring Neil Young and Carol King.

7) Come on Baby Let's Go Downtown, Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Tonight's the Night, Reprise, 1977

8)Edward, The Mad Shirt Grinder (Edit), Quicksilver Messenger Service, Shady Grove, Capitol, 1968

9) Peg, Steely Dan, Aja, ABC, 1977

10) Motorbikin', Chris Spedding, Chris Spedding, RAK, 1975
Spedding worked with everybody. This tune is about as good as it gets.

11) St. Elmo's Fire, Brian Eno, Another Green World (2004 remaster), Island, 1975

12) Larry, Joe, Hal And Me, John Phillips, John The Wolfking of L.A., Dunhill, 1970
That's Larry Knetchel, Joe Osborn and Hal Blaine to you, sonny Jim.

13) Session Man, The Kinks, Face To Face, Pye, 1966
Nuff said.

Losing My Edge (25.07.09)

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This week's guest announcer is Alex Mazonowicz from Asia.

For those of us who couldn't quite get up with it. 50 minutes of songs from the madcap laughterers and hanging heroes of pop.

1) Deutscher Girls, Adam & The Ants, 7", CBS, 1978
Stewart Leslie Goddard, aka, Adam Ant, lost his rag and walked into a boozer in Camden with his dad's WWII starter pistol (having already thrown a car alternator through the window). Apparently, he had become agitated when patrons of the pub derided his appearance. Ridicule is nothing to be scared of, surely.

2) Avalanche, Leonard Cohen, Songs Of Love And Hate, CBS, 1971

3) Do You Remember Walter The Kinks The Kinks are the Village Green Preservation Society Pye 1968

4) Surfs Up, The Beach Boys, Surf's Up, Capitol, 1971

5) Gigolo Aunt, Syd Barrett, Barrett, Harvest/EMI, 1970

6) Outside My Door, Can, Monster Movie, Liberty, 1969

7) River Deep Mountain High, Tina Turner, River Deep Mountain High Philles 1966

8) Stepping Razor, Peter Tosh, Equal Rights

9)Hey Garland, I Dig Your Tweed Coat, Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band, Ice Cream for Crow, Virgin, 1982

10) The Green Manalishi, Fleetwood Mac, Jumping At Shadows, CBS, 1968

11) These Days, Joy Division, Substance, Factory, 1979

12) No Matter What, Badfinger, No Dice, Apple, 1970

Ashes to Ashes (18.07.09)

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1) Soul Limbo, Booker T and The MG's, Soul Limbo, Stax, 1968
It's not often we get to hear all of this tune and there's a reason why. It doesn't do much else (see Drag Racer, by the Douglas Wood Group).

2) Cricket, The Kinks, Preservation Act 1, RCA, 1973

3) We can win, Linda Lewis, 7", Reprise, 1971

4) Angels of Ashes, Scott Walker, Scott 4, Philips, 1969

5) When an Old Cricketer Leaves the Crease, Roy Harper, HQ, Harvest, 1975

6) Victory, Cardiacs, A Little Man and a House and the Whole World Window, Alphabet Business Concern, 1988

7) Bat Macumba, Gilberto Gil And Caetano Veloso, Tropicália: ou Panis et Circenses, Polygram, 1968

8) Sugar Bowl, Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band, Unconditionally Guaranteed, Virgin, 1974

9) Hit and Run, Rose Batiste, 7", Revilot, 1967

10) Throw Me Away, James Chance and The Contortions, Buy, ZE, 1979

11) We'll Sweep Out The Ashes In The Morning, Gram Parsons, G.P., A&M, 1973

12) It Dread inna Inglan, Linton Kwesi Johnson, Dread Beat And Blood, sland

13) Dreadlock Holiday, 10cc, Bloody Tourists, Mercury, 1978

Vive La France (11.07.09)

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This week's guest announcer: Sylvain from Ankara (again)

1) French Film Blurred, Wire, Chairs Missing, 1978, Harvest

2) Aux armes et caetera, Serge Gainsbourg, Aux Armes et Cetera, 1979, Phillips

3) The Frenchman, John Phillips, John The Wolfking of L.A., 1970, Dunhill

4) Sckxyss, Magma, Magma, 1970, Phillips

5) Bastille Day, Rush, Caress of Steal, 1975, Mercury

6) And You Tried So Hard, Gong, Camembert Electrique, 1971, Virgin

7) Pompadour Swamp, Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band, Blue Jeans And Moonbeams, 1974, Virgin

8) Look... Wa!, Baikonour, Your Ear Knows Future, 2008, Melodic

9) Radio #1, Air,10,000 Hz Legend, 2001, Astralwerks

10) Deu, Aquaserge, Tahiticoco, 2008, Manimal

11) French Disko, Stereolab, Refried Ectoplasm, 1995, Duophonic
Mrs Johns insisted.

Born in the USA (04.07.09)

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This week's guest announcer: Mrs Johns

1) The Star Spangled Banner, Jimi Hendrix

2) Way Down Yonder In New Orleans, Bix Beiderbecke, Volume I - Singing The Blues Okeh, 1927

3) Hobo Blues, John Lee Hooker, I'm John Lee Hooker, Vee-Jay, 1948

4) I Am A Pilgrim, Kentucky Colonels, Appalachian Swing!, EMI, 1964

5) Boogaloo Down Broadway, Fantastic Johnny C, 7", 1967

6) I Guess The Lord Must Be In New York City, Harry Nilsson, Harry, RCA, 1969

7) The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, The Band, The Band, Capitol, 1969

8) Big Mouth USA, Jim Ford, The Sounds Of Our Time, Bear Family, 1969

9) Mississippi, John Phillips, John The Wolfking of L.A., Dunhill, 1970

10) Truckin', The Grateful Dead, American Beauty, Warner, 1970

11) Texas Rose Cafe, Little Feat, Sailin' Shoes, Warner Brothers, 1972

12) The American Ruse, MC5, Back In The USA, Atlantic, 1970

13) 200 Years Old, Zappa/Beefheart Bongo Fury, Discreet, 1975

14) California Stars, Billy Bragg and Wilco, Mermaid Avenue, Elektra, 1998

In the City (30.06.09)

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This week's guest announcer: John Yackley (my brother-in-law).

1) In The City The Jam In The City 1977 Polydor
An obvious choice but a ripping few minutes of power pop. Whatever you think about the yawn-inducing clap-trap he makes now, Weller penned a good tune or two when he was a young man. Do I remember rightly that Hudson made a Weller signature shoe? Shoes just like it go for a few lira off Istiklal.

2) Stopover Bombay Alice Coltrane, Journey in Satchidananda, 1970, Impulse
I can never pronounce the title of the album. This week's programme is no exception.

3) Psychodrama City The Byrds, Fifth Dimension, 1966, CBS
A classic Byrds psyche work-out.

4) Now That Everything's Been Said The City, Now That Everything's Been Said, 1969, Ode
Carole King before Tapestry. Great voice.

5) Aremenia City In the Sky The Who The Who Sell Out 1967 Track
No genocide reference. Actually, what is this song about?

6) City After 3am Jan Dukes de Grey, Sorcerers, 1969 Decca/Deram/Nova
More obscurantism. Despite what I said on the programme, this band cannot be found on the Legends of a Mind compilation, but it was simultaneously released on Decca Nova and Deram Nova. It has been re-released on Wounded Nurse in 2002.

7) Suffragette City Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, The Rise of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, 1976, RCA
Dynaflex wobble-board copy. Again, I was wrong. Dynaflex was introduced well before the 70s oil crisis. Also, Mrs Johns reminded me the reason why Turkish records in the 70s are so rare was due to the US economic embargo placed on Turkey by the US after the invasion of Cyprus in 1974. The same embargo that produced The Man Who Saved the Earth (Dünyayı Kurtaran Adam). There's a silver lining in every cloud.

8) Sin City ACDC, Power Age, 1978, Atlantic
Another obvious choice but again, a cracking tune.

9) A Sunday in Madrid Robert Wyatt, Shleep, 1997, Rough Trade

10) Copenhagen Scott Walker, Scott 3, 1969, Philips

11) Clash City Rockers The Clash, The Clash, 1979, CBS

12) Electricity Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band, Safe As Milk, 1967 Buddah
A bad pun I know, but as promised, a Beefheart tune in every programme. This isn't going to get easier.

13) Hong Kong Garden Siouxsie & The Banshees, 7", 1978, Polydor

14) The Soul City Walk Archie Bell & The Drells, Dance Your Troubles Away , 1976, TSOP

The Peter Pan of Pop: The Michael Jackson Tribute (27.06.09)

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This week's guest announcer:

What a shocker. We never saw this coming. Here is a Michael Jackson special. enough said.

1) Tomorrow Never Knows The Beatles, Revolver, 1966, Parlophone

2) Skin And Bone The Kinks, Muswell Hillbillies, 1971, Pye

3) Kaw-Liga The Residents, Stars and Hank Forever, 1986, Ralph
The backing track is mostly the bass line from Billie Jean.

4) Stretch Your Skin Los Rocket's, The Rockets, 1968, Rev-Ola

5) Money Runner Quincy Jones, Funk On Film, 1998, Polydor

6) Bleed For Me Dead Kennedys, Plastic Surgery Disasters, 1982, Alternative Tentacles

7) Bach Ze The High Llamas Snowbug 1999 V2

8) Uri Geller Bent My Boyfriend (Add N To (X) mix) St. Etienne, The Bad Photographer, 1998, Creation

9) Behind a painted smile The Isley Brothers, Tamla Motown Big Hits and Hard to Find Classics (Disc 3), 2001, Commercial Marketing

10) Bubbles, Janus, Gravedigger, 1972, Harvest

11) Plastic Factory Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band, Safe As Milk, 1967, Buddah

12) We're Almost There The Jackson 5, Free Soul, Motown

Stonedhenge (20.06.09)

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This week's guest announcer:

It's the longest day. When Hippies and soap opera actors across Britain gather at the ancient monoliths of Stonehenge to murmur incantations, wield the scythes and drink gallons of super-strength lager.

1) Who Loves The Sun The Velvet Underground, Loaded, 1970, Verve

2) Watch the Sunrise Big Star, #1 Record, 1972, Ardent

3) Hurry on Sundown Hawkwind, Hawkwind, 1970, United Artists
If his isn't the first time Hawkwind has been played on Turkish radio, I'll eat my velveteen jester hat.

4) Out of the Sun Joy Zipper, American Whip, 2004, Mercury

5) Full Moon, Hot Sun Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band, Unconditionally Guaranteed, 1974, Virgin

6) Salisbury Plain Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera, Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera, 1967, Direction

7) She Darked The Sun Dillard & Clark, The Fantastic Expedition Of Dillard & Clark, 1968, A&M

8) Sun Margo Guryan, Take A Picture, 1968, Franklyn/Castle

9) Saturday Sun Nick Drake, Five Leaves Left, 1969, Island

10) Sunset to Dawn The Sadies, New Seasons, 2007

11) The Earl Of Salisbury John Renbourn, Sir John Alot of Merrie England, 1968, Transatlantic

12) Solsbury Hill Peter Gabriel, Peter Gabriel, 1977, Atco

13) So Is the Sun World Column

14) Stonehenge Spinal Tap, This Is Spinal Tap, 1984, Polydor
What else?

Killer Queen

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It was on this day in 1984 that Marcus Sarjeant took a pot shot at the Queen with a blank-firing pistol. It's as good a pretext for a play list as any.

1. Queen Bitch David Bowie, Hunky Dory, RCA, 1971
2. Crazy Little Thing Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band, Clear Spot, Reprise, 1972 
3. Shot down The Sonics 7" Etiquette 1965
4. Point Blank I Roy, Trojan Rockers Box Set, Trojan, 2006 
5. Shot By Both Sides (Original Single Version) Magazine, Real Life, Virgin 2007
6. Queen of the Moonlight World Andy Roberts, Home Grown, RCA/Sanctuary (Gather in the Mushrooms) 1970 
7. In the Lost Queen's Eyes Comus, E.P., Dawn, 1971
8. Little Miss Queen Of Darkness The Kinks, Face To Face, Pye, 1966 
9. Rock And Roll Queen Mott The Hoople, Mott The Hoople (Remaster), Island, 1969
10. Bigmouth Strikes Again The Smiths, The Queen Is Dead, Rough Trade, 1986 
11. lank Generation Richard Hell & the Voidoids, Blank Generation, Sire, 1977
12. The Madman Running Through The Fields Dantalian's Chariot, Nuggets II: Original Artyfacts From The British Empire And Beyond, Columbia, 1967 
13. Killer Queen Queen, Sheer Heart Attack, EMI, 1974

Grand Prix

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It’s the formula one race in Istanbul this week. And after the roaring success of last year, it probably will be the last. So, a programme of car-related tunes this week. Brm brm.

1. Grand Prix Johnny Pearson KPM 1017 - Impact And Action KPM 1967
2. Fast Cars Buzzcocks, Another Music In A Different Kitchen, United Artists, 1978
3. Wheels, The Flying Burrito Brothers, The Gilded Palace Of Sin, A&M, 1969
4. Ford Mustang, Serge Gainsbourg, Initials B.B., Phillips, 1968
5. Dali's Car, Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band, Trout Mask Replica, Reprise, 1969
6. Rat Race, The Specials, Too Much Too Young, 2 Tone, 1996
7. Drag Racer, The Douglas Wood Group, 1982
8. The Boy Racer, Morrissey, Southpaw Grammar, RCA, 1995
9. The Hardest Button To Button ,The White Stripes, Elephant, V2, 2003
10. Formula of Love, William Bell, The Complete Stax/Volt Singles: 1959-1968 (Disc 1), Stax, 1961
11. Son Of Mustang Ford, Swervedriver EP Creation 1990
12. Neil Jung, Teenage Fanclub, Grand Prix, PeMa, 1995
13. The Chain, Fleetwood Mac, Rumours, Warner, 1977

I Can Sing a Rainbow

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We listen to the colours of the rainbow this week on TUWSJ. This week's guest announcers are Nick, Corey and Sylvain from Ankara.

1. Little Red Lights Todd Rundgren Something/Anything?, 1972, Bearsville
2. Yellow Bird Davy Graham, The Guitar Player , 1963, Golden Guinea/Pye
3. Pink Flag Wire, Pink Flag, 1977, Harvest
4. I'm So Green Can, Ege Bamyasi, 1972, United Artitsts
5. The Orange County Lumber Truck [Live] The Mothers Of Invention, Weasels Ripped My Flesh, 1970, Reprise
6. Purple Haze Toad, Dreams, 1975, Polydor
7. Blue Honey Pop Levi The Return To Form Black Magick Party, 2007, Counter
8. White Overalls La Düsseldorf, Viva, 1978, Teldec
9. It really does sound like they're singin
10. Chinese White Incredible String Band The 5000 Spirits Or The Layers Of The Onion 1967, Elektra
11. Black Sand Brainticket, Cottonwoodhill, 1971, Bellaphon
12. Esperando O Messias (Com Golden Boys) Marcos Valle, Marcos Valle (Quarentão Simpático), 1970, EMI
13. Semi-Multicoloured Caucasian Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band, Ice Cream for Crow, 1982, Virgin
14. From a Silver Phial Gene Clark, No Other, 1974, CBS

Animal Magic (16.05.09)

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This week's guest announcer: Nick from Ankara.

1) Philly Dog, Herbie Mann, The Best of Herbie Mann, Atlantic

2) The Girls And The Dogs, Scott Walker, Scott 2, 1968, Philips

3) Tropical Hot Dog Night, Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band, Shiny Beast, 1978, Warner

4) Oyster Perpetual, Hugh Hopper, Hopper Tunity Box, 1977

5) The Snake, The Pink Fairies, 7", 1971, Polydor

6) Horses, Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Greatest Palace Music, 2004, Drag City

7) Call Me Animal, MC5, Back In The USA, 1970, Atlantic

8) Hey Chicken, Loose Fur, Born Again In The USA, 2006, Drag City

9) Silva The Cat, Jukka Tolonen

10) Tiger, Tiger, The Sadies, Stories Often Told,

11) Too Many Fish In The Sea, The Marveltettes

12) It Must Be A Camel, Frank Zappa, Hot Rats, 1969, Reprise

13) Sittin' On Top Of The World, Howlin' Wolf, The Real Folk Blues/More Real, 1953

14) Turkey In The Straw, Earl Scruggs and Lester Flatt

The Piano Has Been Drinking

This week's guest announcer: Kevin from Çukur Cuma. A voice made for radio.

1) Tango Whiskeyman Can, Soundtracks, 1970, Liberty

2) Alchoholiday Teenage Fanclub, Bandwagonesque, 1991, Creation

3) Milk and Alcohol Dr Feelgood, Private Practice, 1979, United Artists

4) Yesterday's Wine Willie Nelson, Yesterday's Wine, 1971, Justice
Also to be found on the brilliant One Hell Of a Ride 4-CD Box Set.

5) Whiskey Man The Who, A Quick One, 1966, Polydor, Track, Brunswick

6) Beer As In Braindeer Matching Mole, Matching Mole, 1972, CBS

7) The Man Who Loved Beer Lambchop, How I Quit Smoking, 1996, Merge

8) Drinking Wine Spodyody Pere Ubu, Dub Housing, 1979, Virgin

9) Barstool Blues Neil Young, Zuma, 1975, Reprise

10) The Clouds Are Full Of Wine (Not Whiskey Or Rye) Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band, Lick My Decals Off, Baby, 1970, Straight/Reprise

11) Six Pack Tortoise, Standards, 2001, Thrill Jockey

12) Stinking Drunk Big Black, Atomizer, 1986, Touch & Go
On February 18, 2009, it was announced that Touch and Go would drastically downsize and shut down manufacturing and distribution services for many independent labels. A sad chapter for a great label.

13) Alcohol The Kinks, Muswell Hillbillies, 1971, Pye

14) The Piano Has Been Drinking (Not Me) (An Evening with Pete King) Tom Waits, Small Change, 1976, Asylum

Fallen Out

Merhaba, iyi aksamlar ve hos geldiniz.

Welcome to a new season of Tighten Up and to another few months of half-baked comments and badly researched facts interspersed with the words "fantastic" and "erm".

I'm still flogging the theme horse, but this time around it's looser. Rather than an hour of songs from a genre or period, every tune is feebly linked by it's title or some other weak connection. This week is an hour of songs covered by The Fall.

In 30 years the Fall have covered a bucket-load of covers and this is just a small selection of my favourites. I left out Ghost In My House by R Dean Taylor as I played it last season; I'll probably play it again.

1) Mr. Pharmacist The Other Half, GNP, 1966, reissued on Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era, 1965-1968I, Rhino.
(Bend Sinister, 1986)
May contain obscure drug references. Possibly. (This comment is plagiarized from http://www.visi.com/fall/discog/covers.html, as is the whole idea.)

2) I Hate You The Monks, Black Monk Time, Polydor, 1966.
(Extricate, 1990)
If you can get it, there's some brilliant footage of the Monks on YouTube. Not to be confused with the band of the same name who did Nice Legs, Shame About the Face. Also a good tune, despite what Bob Brown says. He's so PC.

3) Popcorn Double Feature The Seachers, 7", Pye , 1967.

(Extricate, 1990)

4) The Legend Of Xanadu Dave, Dee, Dozy, Beeky, Mick and Titch, 7", Fontana, 1968.
The best whip-crack sound on record.
(NME compilation, 1992) 5) Lost In Music Sister Sledge, We Are Family, Atlantic, 1979.
(Infotainment Scam, 1993)

6) War Henry Cow and Slap Happy, In Praise Of Learning, Virgin, 1975.
(Middle Class Revolt, 1994)

7) Junkman Groundhogs, Split, Liberty, 1971
(Middle Class Revolt, 1994)
I was once in a bar listening to Steve Malkmus rattle on to me about The Groundhogs (and how he was pally with Tony McPhee, and the like). Typically, I was drunk and I think I called him a boring twat (or something similar). He didn't seem to notice. But he was dull.

8) Beatle Bones 'n' Smokin' Stones Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band, Strictly Personal, Blue Thumb, 1968
(Peel Session, 1996)
They'll be a Beefheart tune in every programme by the way.

9) Jungle Rock, Hank Mizell, 7", Eko, 1958
(Levitate, 1997)

10) I Come And Stand At Every Door The Byrds, Fifth Dimension, CBS, 1966
(Levitate, 1997)

11) This Perfect Day The Saints, 7", EMI, 1977
(Marshall Suite, 1999)

12) The Bourgeois Blues Leadbelly, Midnight Special, Library of Congress, 1938
(Are You Are Missing Winner, 2001)

13) I Can Hear The Grass Grow, The Move, 7", Deram, 1967.
(Fall Heads Roll, 2005)
Re-issued on the masterful Nuggets II: Original Artyfacts From The British Empire And Beyond compilation. I love this tune. RIP Carl Wayne.

14) Coming Down The United States Of America, The United States Of America, CBS, 1968.
(Live, 2006. Mutated into Scenario & Over Over!, Reformation Post TLC, 2007)
Wisely re-issued by CBS as a £6.99 budget disc and not on 180gm virgin vinyl, which is pointless unless you have a very good record player.