Friday, July 17, 2009

Friday Random Ten

David Bowie "Love You Till Tuesday" David Bowie
Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint "The Sharpest Thorn" The River in Reverse
Jon Langford "Invisible Man" Gold Brick
The Buzzcocks "I Don't Know What to Do with My Life" Peel Sessions
Waco Brothers "Out in the Light" Cowboy in Flames
Joan Armatrading "Lost the Love" What's Inside
Paul Simon "Under African Skies" Graceland
Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers "Time Bums" Married to the Mob--Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Otis Ball & the Chains "Hooray for Flowers" Time for a Change--Bar/None Sampler #2
Chris Mars "City Lights on Mars" Horseshoes and Hand Grenades

bonus

Cotton Jones "Gotta Cheer Up" Paranoid Cocoon

Weird. After a song from the album River in Reverse, on the next cut Jon Langford first sings, "There is a bridge where the river flows backwards." Spooky. Otherwise, mostly just strange.

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Blogger E-6 said...

"Down By The River" Neil Young Live At Massey Hall 1971
"Stylized Ampersand" Unrest Perfect Teeth
"Alone Again Or" Calexico Convict Pool
"Only Skin" Joanna Newsom Ys
"Pumping On Your Stereo" Supergrass Supergrass
"One Year A.D." Feist Monarch (Lay Down Your Jeweled Head)
"Tom Traubert's Blues" Tom Waits Small Change
"Wilco (The Song)" Wilco Wilco (The Album)
"Tender Years" George Jones Greatest Hits
"Juicy John Pink" Procol Harum A Salty Dog
bonus: "Sycamore" Bill Callahan Woke On A Whaleheart

7:10 AM  
Anonymous Freealonzo said...

1. She's Just a Girl -- Devo
2. Blatant Doom Trip -- Guided By Voices
3. Jagged -- Old 97's
4. Growing into You -- Soul Asylum
5. Gangsters -- The Specials
6. Arkansas Traveler -- Jerry Garcia
7. Not Good for the Mechanism -- Guided Be Voices
8. Bad Seeds (live) -- The Beat Happening
9. Most Likely You Go Your Way -- Bob Dylan
10. It was a Very Good Year -- The Sounds Like Us

Bonus: Sons of Apollo -- Guided By Voices

9:24 AM  
Anonymous Jeff said...

1. Uh-Huh, Hank Mobley, WORKOUT
2. Coquette, Bix Beiderbecke, SINGIN' THE BLUES
3. Whatcha Gonna Do? (Sometime), Dave Van Ronk
4. Why Was I Born? Helen Morgan, AMER POP. SONG
5. I'm in the Battlefield For My Lord, Rev. D.C. Rice and his Sanctified Congregation, ANTHOLOGY OF AMERICAN FOLK MUSIC, VOLUME 3: SOCIAL MUSIC
6. Rocks and Gravel, Bob Dylan, LIVE AT THE GASLIGHT
7. A Monday Date, Louis Armstrong, LOUIS ARMSTRONG: PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A YOUNG MAN
8. Will Sweethearts Know Each Other? Dock Boggs, COUNTRY BLUES
9. Aint that a Shame? Dan W. Quinn, STOMP & SWERVE
10. I Fall to Pieces, Patsy Cline, THE ULTIMATE COLLECTION

Questions. And this Dylan-centric songlist's projetion of an American music never touched by rock 'n' roll.

9:49 AM  
Blogger ahab said...

Iron & Wine, "Muddy Hymnal" The Creek Drank the Cradle
Golden Smog, "Look at You Now" Blood On the Slacks
Anders Parker, "Under Wide Unbroken" Skies Anders Parker
The Rolling Stones, "Down the Road a Piece" The Rolling Stones, Now!
The Jayhawks, "Two Hearts" Tomorrow the Green Grass
Stan Getz, "But Beautiful" Jazz 'Round Midnight
Drew O'Doherty, "Oneway" Amos House Collection
Guy Clark, "Let Him Roll" Old No. 1
Madeleine Peyroux, "I'm All Right" Half the Perfect World
PJ Harvey, "Rub 'Til It Bleeds" Rid of Me
Friends of Dean Martinez, "So Well Remembered" Random Harvest
Carl Perkins, "Matchbox" Drifter's Escape
Thelonious Monk, "I Mean You" Best of the Blue Note Years
Townes Van Zandt, "Brand New Companion" Delta Momma Blues
Neutral Milk Hotel, "Engine" Merge Records: oh, merge

Fifteen because George tagged me on Facebook to do a FRF(ifteen) and I'm too lazy to customize. Also, Facebook appears to accept only like six or seven lines per entry.

Help?

5:12 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I like the strangeness and the arc. Sorry no post today, but I'm in ATL for a Dirty Projectors show, which was pretty amazing. Hopefully I'll be able to write it up.

Marty

11:24 PM  

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