The emphasis is on composition, featuring the delightfully obscure and daringly different. An occasional interview or live performance adds the personal touch. Invite your friends over for tea, and turn your home into a classical salon. On the second Saturday of the month, David Reffkin presents "Static Limit" - interviews with important researchers in astrophysics, and related high-energy physics.
A Crossroads for all things new of interest to the French speaking community. Featuring new music, life style, cultural events and interviews. Program is hosted both in French and English. Keep up-to-date with Franco Fun: Twitter francofun, blog address francofun.wordpress.com, or email farikusf (@) yahoo.com
Cultural News and Music from the French Speaking Community. Featuring interviews with French speaking personalities, special guests, and new music. Broadcast in French, hosted by the French Cultural Services; this program is sponsored by the French American Cultural Society.
Personal Growth and development specialist Dr. Tom Polcari brings aboard topics that are too hot to handle by other stations. Regular listeners weekly come from every age, sex, and ethnic background. The music will consistently surprise and delight. Producer and host, Dr. Tom Polcari.
This show is loosely related to Russian life in San Francisco, Russian music made in the San Francisco Bay Area and in its homeland, and other music that the authors like. The show aims to promote better understanding of Russian culture in some of its less kitchy aspects.
A Fragment from the "Stalker" motion picture, Mosfilm, 1979, featuring "Dull Flame of Desire" by F. Tyutchev Björk - Dull Flame Of Desire Yanka Dyagileva - Рижская Веданъ Колодъ (Vedan Kolod) - Гром-камень (Thunder-Stone) Edward Artemiev, music from "Stalker" Vedan Kolod - Ворожея (Enchantress) Lezginka - Traditional Vysotsky - A Stone in the Steppe Yanka Dyagileva - Мы по колено (Up to our Knees) Alina Simone - Gunshots Umka & Bronevik - С головы хвоста (From the Head of the Tail) Alina Orlova - Kibirkštėlė Alina Simone - Special Reason Nik Rock'n'Roll - Рыцарь воды (Water Knight) Leon Theremin - Unknown Clara Rockmore - Liebeslied Regina Spector - Après moi Naiv - Мама-анархия(Mama-Anarhiya) KINO - Сельва (Selva) KINO - Я хочу быть кочегаром (I Want to be a Boilerman)
Cactus presents Defeat Sleep every Saturday morning from 3am-8am. The program began in 2000, and expanded to the current five-hour exoskeleton in 2003. The co-host is the esteemed DJ Bryan Chandler. Defeat Sleep focuses on field recordings, experimental electronics, noise, drone, doom, ambient, sound collage, and so on. Email Cactus at danielhintz64 (@) gmail.com
1. Field recordings from India of unknown origin 2. Mari Kimura 3. Conscious Summary (live performance and interview) 4. The Adventures of Philip Marlowe (old-time radio from 1949) 5. Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers 6. Cabaret Voltaire
Happy Diwali.
Thanks to Los Angeles noise/drone artist Conscious Summary for the blistering live set.
1. Book A Trip – THIS SIDE UP (1968) 2. Intro: Legend of the Rain – ARTHUR LYMAN (1959) 3. Theme from ‘A Summer Place’ (excerpt) – PERCY FAITH (from ‘The Sounds of San Francisco from the KGO Music Tower,’ 1962) 4. Doojiman – IGGY AND THE STOOGES (1972) 5. Neurotica – REDD KROSS (1987) 6. Cum On Feel the Noize – OASIS (1996) 7. Background: Title 5 – THE ROLLING STONES (1971) 8. Inside Looking Out – THE ANIMALS (1966) 9. Stompin’ At the Crossroads – BILLY BOYD (JERRY COLE) (1960) 10. Messy Messy Messy (from HARVARD LAMPOON ‘The Surprising Sheep and Other Mind Excursions,’ 1968) 11. Background: Up Broadway – MOONDOG (1957) 12. Paper Shoes – YOKO ONO (1970) 13. No Sell Out – MALCOLM X / KEITH LEBLANC (1984) 14. Black Man’s Cry – FELA RANSOME-KUTI and THE AFRICA ’70 with GINGER BAKER (1971) 15. I Don’t Wanna Be A Soldier Mama – JOHN LENNON (1971) 16. ‘Grapefruit’ Excerpts – YOKO ONO & JOHN LENNON (1971) 17. Imagine (outtake) – JOHN LENNON (1971) 18. Strawberry Fields Backwards Talk Test – JOHN LENNON (1968) 19. Aeriel Tour Instrumental (Flying) – THE BEATLES (1968) 20. Background: Getting Better (Freedom Mix) (from ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band: The Trance Remixes,’ 199-?) 21. You Told Me – THE MONKEES (1967) 22. I’ll Be Happy – RICK AND JERRY (1965) 23. Whisper Words – THE STACCATOS (1967) 24. I Think I’ll Just Go Find Myself A Flower – MOORPARK INTERSECTION (1968) 25. Talk Show – PASTICHE (1979) 26. Mary of the 4th Form – BOOMTOWN RATS (1977) 27. Background: Treasure Hunt Losers Theme / People Pickers Theme / Cop-Out Theme – CHUCK BARRIS (1973) 28. Introduction – DICK VAUGHN / NEGATIVLAND (1983) 29. Nobody’s Perfect – SARAH SILVERMAN (2006) 30. J’ai Pas Le temps (No Go Showboat) – PETULA CLARK (1964) 31. No No No (Long Version) – RUBEN AND THE JETS / THE MOTHERS OF INVENTION (1968) 32. Tema Dei Monkees (‘The Monkees’ Theme, Italian Version, 1968) 33. A Minha Menina – OS MUTANTES (1968) 34. Background: Big Bird – LENE LOVICH (1979) 35. My Birthday, The Moon Festival – STEVE KILBEY (1997) 36. I Have Known Love – SILVER APPLES (1969) 37. No Good Trying – SYD BARRETT (1970) 38. Octopus – CAPTAIN SENSIBLE (2009) 39. Background: Bubble Beat Box (from “Spongebob Squarepants, The Yellow Album,’ 2005) / Off Shore – SANTO & JOHNNY (1963) 40. Back To the Island – LEON RUSSELL (1975) 41. Diamond Head – THE BEACH BOYS (1968) 42. To Rima E Ine (from ‘Eddie Lund Presents Aparima et Otea’, 1968) 43. The Road To Paradise [excerpt] – Unknown German Salon Orchestra (1931) 44. Rainbows Over Paradise – BUD TUTMARC (Hawaiian Steel Guitar) with PUA ALMEIDA’S MOANA SERENADERS (1967) 45. The Island – THE MILLENNIUM (1968) 46. Beyond the Reef [excerpt] – SANTO & JOHNNY (1963) 47. Seventeenth Summer – SIDEWALK SKIPPER BAND (1968) 48. Blue Hawaiian Moonlight – THE GABBY PAHINUI HAWAIIAN BAND (1975) 49. Outro: South Pacific Moonlight – ARTHUR LYMAN (1959)
The Friday Night Session is hosted by San Francisco music addicts, DJs, writers, and bloggers: Andrew Jervis (Ubiquity Records), Mike Bee (Amoeba) and Tomas Palermo (http://forwardever.blogspot.com.) Since it's official inception in 1996 the show continues to present the most vibrant selection of electronic music on the San Francisco airwaves.
In addition to the full spectrum of electronic and dance music (house, hip hop, down tempo, dubstep, disco, soul ? if we like it we'll play it!) the hosts also draws on the links between now and future directions and more vintage sounds including jazz, rare groove, dub, Afrobeat, and funk. The show often features exclusive unreleased cuts, DJ mixes, in-studio guests and ticket give-aways to the best local events.
The Menace’s Attic Episode #463 November 5th, 2010 “I’m So Exhausted Tonight I Could Die. But That Won’t Work Because If I Die, Than I’ll Miss The Radio Show And My Memoirs Will Only Be Partially Done, And Then How Will Some Publisher Pick It Up? And How Will I Sell The Film Rights? Of Course If You Are Dead That’s All Worth A Lot More Even Half Done. I’ll Think About It And Get Back To You!”
OPENING SONGS: I Dig Rock and Roll Music – Peter, Paul & Mary (Warner Bros.) 2:36
Set #1 I Have At Least One British Zombie Left Over From Last Week’s Show And While He’s A Hermit At Heart, Fact Is He Was Willing To Trip His Way On Over Hear For Yet Another Menace Attic Set Title Punfest! I Love You – The Zombies (Parrot) 3:12 Listen People – The Herman’s Hermits (MGM) 2:29 Comin’ Back To Me – Jefferson Airplane (RCA) 5:18
Set #2 This Set Is Dedicated To Our Special Surprise Guest (That’s Me) Alia Volz, Executive Producer Of the Literary Death Match, That Dennis The Menace Is Judging. It Was A Late “Booking” So While The Narrative Will Surely Be A Page Turner, We Can’t Guarantee Oprah Will Accept It! (Thank Gawd!) Old Friends – Simon & Garfunkel (Columbia) 2:36 My Little Red Book – Love (Elektra) 2:33 Book Of Love – The Monotones (Rhino) 2:21 Boy – Book Of Love (Rhino) 3:19
Set #3 While I Can’t Imagine Stevie Wonder Covering “Show Me The Way” He Did A Heck Of A Job On The Beatles. And Of Course Anyone Daring To Cover Dylan Is, Uh, For The Byrds! Signed, Sealed Delivered (I’m Yours) – Peter Frampton (A&M) 3:47 We Can Work It Out – Stevie Wonder (Tamla) 2:53 Mr. Tambourine Man – The Byrds (Columbia) 2:29
Set #4 While I Rarely Put Labels On The Music I Play, This Set Is Definitely Where It’s Atco! Never Ending Song Of Love – Delaney, Bonnie & Friends (Atco) 2:37 Toast And Marmalade For Tea – Tin Tin (Atco) 2:22 I Got You Babe – Sonny & Cher (Atco) 3:14
CLOSING SONG: The Promise – When In Rome (Virgin) 3:44
The Friday Local show highlights lesser known local acts from every era along with bands and musicians who managed to make a name for themselves on the national and local stage. If you're bay Area band that has a disc you think fits the KUSF style contact us. www.KUSF.org
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