A fermata (also known as a hold, pause, colloquially a birdseye, or as a grand pause when placed on a note or a rest) is an element of musical notation indicating that the note should be sustained for longer than its note value would indicate. Exactly how much longer it is held is up to the discretion of the performer or conductor, but twice as long is not unusual. It is usually printed above, but occasionally below (upside down), the note that is to be held longer. Occasionally holds are also printed above rests or barlines, indicating a pause of indefinite duration. This symbol appears as early as the 15th century, and is quite common in the works of Dufay and Josquin.
"A program in English about music and culture of Turks, with a summary of newsworthy developments,"
Ahmet Toprak, Ates Murat Temeltas, Fuad Tokad
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Singer - Album and/or song -------------------------------------- Zakkum - 24 Ayar Nil Karaibrahimgil - Istanbul'dayim İskender Paydaş - Bu Aşk Fazla Sana (singer: Teoman) Ozan Çolakoğlu - Seyre Dursun Aşk (singer: Gülşen) Pinhani - Çok Aşık Kurtalan Ekspres - Kara Sevda (singer: Özlem Tekin) Erkin Koray - Cümbür Cemaat Selda Bağcan - Efkarlıyım Erenler Yeni Türkü - İmkansız Replikas - Hudey Hudey Halil Sezai - Sevda Tanrıçası Ayten Alpman - Her Yaşın Ayrı Bir Güzelliği Var
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Ajda Pekkan - İnanmam (1975 single) Ajda Pekkan - Yakar Geçerim (2011 album: Farkın Bu) Ozan Çolakoğlu - Aşk Gitti Bizden (singer: Tarkan) Nilüfer - Göreceksin Kendini (1973 single) Nilüfer (with Yüksek Sadakat) - Göreceksin Kendini (2011 album: 12 Düet) Ozan Doğulu - Gidiyorum (singer: Sezen Aksu) Sertab Erener - Biz Heybeli'de Her Gece
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.
Roll Call: Bay Area Arts and Culture PLAYLIST
Perfect Target: Mutants
Naum Gabo: U-J3RK5
We Are The One: The Avengers
Substandard Film: La Loora
In The Dark: Romeo Void
Psychotic Louie Louie: 39 Clocks
Spoken by Stephanie from Marseille, Yes I Do: Chicks On Speed
Fussgangerzone: Carambolage
I Believe In Me: The Avengers
Typical Girls: Slits
In San Francisco: Tuxedomoon
Everything You Want: Tuxedomoon
Paint It Black: The Avengers
Myself To Myself: Romeo Void
Lines: Noh Mercy
Under The Big Black Sun: X
Sexboy (feat. The Mae-Shi & Paul Roessler): The Screamers
Dive: Bauhaus
My Way: Sex Pistols
I Wanna Be Free: The Monkees
INTERVIEW
Dj Margaret is joined in conversation with STEVEN WOLF, Steven Wolf Fine Arts, a space that exhibits contemporary art in the Mission/Potrero Hill neighborhood of San Francisco. Current group exhibition, Wall of Sound with artists David J. Haskins, Exene Cervenka, Penelope Houston, Tomata Du Plenty, V. Vale, Monte Cazazza, Matt Heckert, Raymond Pettibon, J.C. Garret, Fayette Hauser, and V. Vale and Marian Wallace, on view through 8 September.
STEVEN WOLF is an independent curator, writer and gallerist based in San Francisco. He was a newspaper reporter and a private dealer specializing in 20th century art before opening Steven Wolf Fine Arts in 2004 in 49 Geary, downtown San Francisco, now located on 19th St. in the Mission/Potrero Hill neighborhood. The gallery exhibits post war and contemporary art in all media, publishes catalogues and artist books. Steven Wolf intermittently posts a blog called theoffbrand.com in which he writes about the junk he finds at the flea market and SFMOMA Open Space Blog.
(Notes on the exhibition)
The rise of punk rock in the 1970s provoked an explosion of collage-based visual art. A new generation of rebels reworked dada aesthetics in the design of flyers, zines and studio art. Some of the most interesting work was done by the musicians themselves. The bridge that formed between music and visual art inaugurated a hybridity now common in studio practice where art history shares equal space with movies, music and television as source material for artists. This show will revisit that time, focusing exclusively on the west coast, and take pleasure in the diversity of approaches and styles. There will be work in the show by artists who are better known as musicians, and by musicians who are better known as artists. We will replay the moment when artists circled back to an earlier aesthetic only to open a futuristic mindset.
San Francisco, 1979—“No answering machines. No computers. No internet. No cordless phones (much less cell phones). No color Xerox. Only DayGlo colored paper for posters. Graphics meticulously cut and pasted out of magazines, newspapers, or clear plastic rub-on letters. All Super 8 movies on film or the new ‘video’ were very expensive to process and you needed to be rich or have access to a school to use the equipment. All photography was either Polaroid or else you needed to have access to a darkroom. “We communicated with posters on telephone poles, sympathetic radio stations, and word of mouth. We visited each other’s homes to draw, paint, and listen to records. We wrote and received letters sent through the mail. We discussed politics, art, music, and philosophy in person.” —Esmerelda, Noh Mercy, a band formed in San Francisco in 1977. NOH MERCY was comprised of two women: Esmerelda and Tony Hotel. The band’s motto was “No Boys On Guitars” as a reaction against male-dominated rock ‘n’ roll. (www.superiorviaduct.com)
A reading by Steven Wolf—The True Dealer Helps the World By Revealing Mystic Truths, an essay written for SFMOMA’s The Living Room, a salon-style event for the Stein’s Collect exhibition in June 2011. 21 Bay Area luminaries were invited to tell their personal recollections witnessing moments in Bay Area avant-garde histories.
For more information on STEVEN WOLF
Steven Wolf Fine Arts: stevenwolffinearts.com
2747A 19th Street, San Francisco, 94110
Wed–Fri 10:30-5:30; Sat 11:00-5:00, and by appointment
SFMOMA’s Open Space blog: blog.sfmoma.org/authors/columnists/steven-wolf/
theoffbrand.com
BRUCE CONNER AND THE PRIMAL SCENE OF PUNK ROCK
March 30–June 24, 2012. MCA Denver, Co-curated by Steven Wolf and Adam Lerner
www.denverpost.com/entertainment/ci_20301548/two-exhibits-concert-series-denver-focus-punk-eras
More:
San Francisco Art Institute Library: Librarian Jeff Gunderson to view the archives
V. Vale’s RESEARCH: www.researchpubs.com
GOTEBLUD: goteblud.livejournal.com Matt Wobensmith’s space in the Mission. Zines, comics, DIY, and/or underground culture, located in the old New College building on Valencia Street, San Francisco. Reminiscent of San Francisco’s Epicenter Zone, a punk space Matt worked at in the 90s.
Superior Viaduct Records www.superiorviaduct.com
Images:
Penelope Houston
Fayette Hauser
Raymond Pettibon
Exene Cervenka
Tomata Du Plenty
David J. Haskins
POET AS RADIO is a new, weekly program on KUSF In Exile, airing Saturdays from 9am to 10am at www.savekusf.org. Jack Spicer said that the poet is not a creator, but a conduit, getting messages from an undefinable source to form the poem. He thought of a poet as a radio, broadcasting words. We like to think of POET AS RADIO as an opportunity for writers to broadcast their words as well.
The Benny Goodman Orchestra / "Back Home Again in Indiana"
Duke Mushroom / "Dolemite"
Kansas / "Down the Road"
Dick Dale / "Nitrus"
My show is called Double Mocha, because it goes from slow and sleepy at 8 a.m. to moving and jittery by 9, every Saturday morning. It's strong and stimulating, but still sweet. It's extremely freeform, though it's mostly 20th Century music, from the 20s to the 90s. Also featured are artists and songs associated with San Francisco and California, drawing not only on official recordings, but also from my own deep stash of demo tapes, rehearsal and live recordings, plus all kinds of other sounds, voices, noises and audio environments from the past 100 years. With your host, DJ Junglebook.
p.s. - You can even follow me on Pinterest! http://pinterest.com/halfbeat/ And if that's just not enough Junglebook, I also program a tiny online TV station called www.HalfBeat.com , with three channels spinning out tons of entertainment without your having to lift a finger.
An eclectic warp through time, encompassing the best on and off the charts sounds. From the present to the far past and back again. Take the journey with us!
Producer, Eli Moss Hosts, JD Smith, Sneeze Limbo, Eli Moss, The Owl, The Heat, Prem, Bodacious Brenda, and Amper Dan.
Hosted by Andrew Jervis Special Guests: Joe Davis (Far Out Recordings) and Hairy Hands
1. Ondatrópica - Swing de Gillian (Soundway) 2. OMBRE - Weight Those Words (Asthmatic Kitty) 3. Roger Robinson - Spaceship (Majesty) 4. Chester Gregory - High Love (Freddie Joachim Remix) (download) 5. JJ DOOM - Winter Blues (Lex) 6. Analogue Monsta - Conversion Theory (Scion) 7. Byron the Aquarius - When the Time Is Right (Bamalovesoul) 8. Kid Koala - 6 bit blues (Ninja Tune) 9. Shawn Lee featuring Nino Moschella - Kiss The Sky (Mark Pritchard mix) (Ubiquity) 10. George And Gwen McCrae - The Rub (Cat) 11. Oscar Perry - I Think They'd Sell The Sunshine (Crazy Cajun) 12. Kan Sano - Everybody Loves The Sunshine (Download) -- Joe Davis (Far Out Records) 3FromMe Selections: 13. The Beauty Room - All In My Head (Far Out) 14. Azymuth - Light As A Feather (Black Sun) 14. Cody Chesnutt - Everybody's Brother (Vibration Vineyard) -- 15. heRobust - Bandana Pancakes (Muti) -- 16. Hairy Hands Special Guest Mix: 17. Cretin - Yuich (Hairy Hands bird edit) (Download) 18, ChromadaRaps - Sumthin' (Download) 19. Shigeto - Field Day (Braille remix) (Ghostly International) 20. Elan Tamara - Tubes (Bokkle) 21. The Natural Yogurt Band - Horn (Jazzman Records) 22. Olaf - Glimmer (Download) 23. Marouette - Svanur Remix (Download) 24. Rez - Mmmbira (Download) 25. Portico Quartet - Stepless (Marouette Remix) (Soundcloud) 26. Letherette - In July Focus (Ho Tep Records) 27. African Music Machine - Black Water Gold (Southern Funkin) 28. Kinlaw - Cause Sleep (Download) 29. Kwake Bass - limmit 2 ur love manami refix (Download) 30. With Joyful Lips - Sleep 7 His Half Brother (Download) 31. Rbe - ttl lv crw (Download) 32. James Pants (Pants Beats) -Just Like A Dream (Download)
33. Javelin - Unknown title (Download) 34. Robin Hannibal - Amends (Plug Research) 35. Rez - The Baron (Download) 36. Hairy Hands V Marouette - Save Me (Download) -- 37. As One - Another Revolution (Ubiquity) 38. Michna - Through The City On The Edge Of Forever (Ghostly) 39. Christian Scott - Van Gogh (Concord) 40. Kendra Morris - Pow (Wax Poetics) 41. Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - Baby (4AD)
The Friday Night Session is a Bay Area institution with a loyal following both locally and worldwide. Playing a consistantly vibrant selection of electronic music the show jumps the lines between contemporary and vintage sounds from around the globe. Co-hosts Tomas and Cez join Andrew Jervis in a weekly adventure into the world of house, hip hop, down-tempo, dubstep, disco, soul, jazz, rare groove, dub, Afrobeat, Brazilian, funk, and psych between 10 p.m. and 12 midnight on Fridays. The show often features exclusive unreleased cuts, DJ mixes from around the world, guests and ticket giveaways to local events. Established in 1996 by Andrew Jervis (Ubiquity Records), it was the radio first show in the Bay Area to play acts like Massive Attack and Portishead. Over the years guests on the show have included BBC DJ Gilles Peterson, Kruder and Dorfmeister, 4Hero, TM Juke, Alice Russell, Spiritual South, Kirk Degiorgio, Koop, Vadim, Windsurf, Jimpster, Fauna Flash, Skylab, King Britt, Nobukazu Takemura and Tim “Love” Lee. The show continues to support local and international genre-busting artists
Shoestring Radio Theatre was founded in 1988 by its producer, San Francisco writer Monica Sullivan. The independent company specializes in producing original works by gifted contemporary artists as well as new adaptations of traditional favorites (www.shoestring.org). In 1998, Monica Sullivan and Shoestring Radio Theatre received a Certificate of Merit for Radio Drama Production from the National Federation Of Community Broadcasters Golden Reel Awards.
Movie Magazine International provides an entertaining and informative look at the Bay area film scene. It offers in-depth reviews of new features, reports on older re-discovered treasures, & interviews with the men & women behind the cameras. (www.shoestring.org) Producer Monica Sullivan is the author of “Videohound's Independent Film Guide”, First and Second Editions.
Camera Obscura Journey 15:19 Originalton West Germany
Camera Obscura to the Horizon 4:26 Originalton West Germany
After doing various radio Specials the past year I was asked by KUSF in Exile in San Francisco to host a weekly program every Friday night at 7PM Pacific time. The first show aired on OCT 28 and featured UK Psychedelic Rock & Acid Folk 1968-1970. The programs focus will be highly eclectic with music played ranging the spectrum of sound and styles. I began Eurock as an FM radio program in California in 1971. Now after 40 years I have come full circle to begin again a new musical adventure. Tune in, Listen & Enjoy every Friday night!
The Hook or Crook Radio Hour is 60 minutes of digitized air where the odd and the outre suck face with the pure crystallized godhead of rock n roll, country, RnB and more from the 1930s to today.
intro 1) Take It Away Lucky - Eddie Noack 2) I'll Be a Bachelor 'Til I Die - Hank Williams 3) Pretty Jane - Mark Robinson (Lee Hazlewood) 4) Hey High School Baby - Benny Joy 5) Black Jack County Chain - Sanford Clark 6) Watermelon Man - Dick Curless 7) We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds - George Jones with Melba Montgomery 8) Don't Make Me Go to School - Tammy Wynette 9) These Are Not My People - Joe South 10) Some Of Shelley's Blues [Mix #2] - The Monkees 11) Don't Cry No Tears (live) - Neil Young break (Congo Mambo - Guitar Gable & The Musical Kings) 12) All Your Love (I Miss Loving) - Otis Rush And His Band 13) So Anna Just Love Me - Roy Lee Johnson 14) Snap Your Fingers - Joe Henderson 15) Lonely Guy - Flat Duo Jets 16) Israeli Blue - Index 17) Regular Dude - The Gizmos 18) sextown usa - sparks 19) sunday you need love - Jesus Lizard 20) Not Quite Dead Yet - Mentally Ill 21) Seymour - Human Eye signoff
oshun - rattle of life ergo - two for joy karnak temples - untitled hans joachin roedelius - frohgemut
unborn unicorn - untitled 7 mij - planet of a flower the alps - lunar mountains bardo pond - a tune jeweled snakes - black snakes
traditional fools - davy crockett cococoma - (tryin to) read my mind lee dorsey - ya ya man child singers - right on devo - s.i.b. (sweling itching brain) conrad schnitzler - con struct 8 wild nothing - live in dreams
gene ammons - till there was you cross country - midnight hour war - slippin into darkness journey - look into the future hawklords - psi power
flowerpot men - jo's so mean clock dva - consent beaver and krause - people's park freshly wrapped candies - pitter pat
john wesley coleman - oh basketball the chameleons - as high as you can go bill nelson - tender is the night omd - annex spacemen 3 - just to see you smile (honey pt 2) the puddle - decline to fall
PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE ECLECTIC with TOAST Playlist 8/23/12 10:00 PM to Midnight
St Dirt Elementary School: So Cry // Zombies Love Dancin' To This Number Mavis Staples: You Are Not Alone Dennis Taylor: I Walk on Gilded Splinters Deerhoof: Milk Man Games: Don't Look For Her Cloud Nothings: Separation Meat Beat Manifesto: Acid Again La Plebe: Opresion // Venas Abiertas Abe Vigoda: World Heart Michelle Malone and Drag The River: Long Love Century Spray Paint: Spock Finger Dan Cuneen: The Answer Arthur Monday: Cruising Down Sunset Canned Heat: On The Road Again Handsome Furs: Serve The People F**king Buckaroos: 666 Foals: The French Open // Electric Bloom Holland Greco: Butterflies Land of Blood & Sunshine: Bring Me Thunder East Bay Grease: Happily Married Man // Brass Digger DW Sleep: Dirtbombs: Cosmic Cars Fishtank Ensemble: Woman in Sin // Fever Bikini Complex: Monthly Friend
Radio Goethe presents a diverse overview onto the modern German music scene reaching from Rock to Pop, from Industrial to Darkwave, from Electronica to Medieval. Online at www.radiogoethe.org
Radio and Host, Arndt Peltner
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Unheilig: Herzwerk Haudegen: Flügel & Schwert (live) Udo Lindenberg feat. Jennifer Rostock: Gegen die Strömung Scorpions: Kojo No Tsuki (live) Lotto King Karl: Wir können Staubkind: So nah bei mir In Strict Confidence: Morpheus Anna Aaron: Sea monsters Kreidler: Moth Race Paul Kalkbrenner: Das Gezabel Laibach: Alle gegen alle Peter Gabriel: Spiel ohne Grenzen Astrid North: Twang Faun: Pearl Qntal: Ecce Gratum
The Spiders - Don't Blow Your Mind 13th Floor Elevators - Thru The Rhythm David Bowie - Hang On To Yourself Dark - Around the Edges Morgen - Of Dreams Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - Early Birds of Babylon John Maus - Keep Pushing On Puro Instinct - Stilyagi Roger Rodier - My Spirit's Calling Fever Ray - Dry and Dusty Planningtorock - The Breaks Julee Cruise - Audrey's Dance Linda Perhacs - If You Were My Man This Mortal Coil - Kangaroo Todd Rundgren - Hello It's Me Mighty Baby - Same Way to the Sun George McCrae - Rock Your Baby Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell - If This World Were Mine The Swamp Rats - I'm Going Home Can - Connection Righteous Acid - Mellow Doses Erkin Koray - Yagmur Selda - Meydan Sizindir Silver Apples - I've Known Love Arthur Russell - I Like You! Devo - Mongoloid Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Pin Wax Idols - Dead Like You Suicide - Mujo Joy Division - Wilderness Nick Cave - I Let Love In The Outsiders - Doctor God - My Pal Planningtorock - Doorway Discharge - The More I See Yellow Magic Light Orchestra - Multiplies Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Cold Light New Order - Age of Consent Kate Bush - All the Love
Lado B una mescla deliciosa de Musica Latina con la voz, cada jueves a las once
Lado B explores the "B-side" of oft not heard Latin music including, but certainly not limited to: Boleros, Vals, Huaynos, old school Mariachi, Musica Criolla, Trova, Son, Folklorico and a dash of Rock en Espanol...
En Patufet fills the void of Catalan language music in the San Francisco Bay Area Radio. Each "Set de Set" showcases 7 (set) Catalan artists from across the genres, with heavy emphasis on new artists. The music of Catalonia comprises one of the oldest documented musical traditions in Europe, and has displayed a rich musical culture continuously for at least two thousand years. The Catalan language was forbidden during Franco's dictatorship, but it survived and continues to contribute to the great cultural fabric of Europe and the world.
Cathy Cohn is a living legend in the San Francisco Radio and Nightclub Scene (aka the I Beam), having been on KUSF-FM for over 20 years. Tune into her show with the best of Salsa Music, guaranteed to wake the the soul alive.
Mein Twentieth Century explores the far corners of composed sound from its early classical history to its modern experimental antecedents. Antique music, Serialism, Musique Concrete, Early Electronics, Minimalism, Sound Art, New Music, Drone, Independent as well as Non-Western and Outsider sensibilities are brought together in an enriching audio experience
Thollem/Parker/Cline "In A Life" from "In A Life" (Single) Cryptacize "Mythomania" from "Mythomania" (2009) on Asthmatic Kitty Circle "State Powder" from "Panic" (CD, 2007) on Ektro (Finland) Okkyung Lee "Upon a Fallen Tree" from "Noisy Love Songs" (CD, Jazz, 2011) on Tzadik Plankton Wat "Spirits" from "Spirits" (Single) Crystal Hell Pool "Disembodied Features" from "Disembodied Features" (Single) Food Pyramid "Manu" from "New Omni - Directional Healing Techniques" (2011) on Debacle Records Fausto Balbo "Sto Bene, Molto Bene, Troppo" from "Zero" (2000) on Snowdonia Loops Of Your Heart "Little You, You Should Develop" from "And Never Ending Nights" (CD, 2012) on Magazine Klangwart "Moloch" from "Moloch" (Single) Les Momies De Palerme "INCARNATION" from "Brûlez Ce Coeur" (2010) on Constellation Mission of Burma "Semi-Pseudo-Sort-of Plan" from "Unsound" (CD, 2012) on Fire Records Mountains "Blue Lanterns On East Oxford" from "Blue Lanterns On East Oxford" (Single) Last Days "Reasons to Go" from "These Places Are Now Ruins" (2007) on n5MD Land of Kush's Egyptian Light Orchestra "Tunnel Visions" from "Monogamy" (2010) on Constellation EN "Already Gone" from "Already Gone" (Single) TIMESPENT "Warm Chatter" from "Mystery and Meaning - EP" White Hills "Song Of Everything" from "Frying on this Rock (Deluxe Version)" (CD, 2012) on Thrill Jockey
irewater - This is My Life Fake Problems - Don't Worry Baby Cerebral Ballzy - Junkie For Her Bobby Jealousy - Flamethrower MAN MAN - Top Drawer OFF! - Poison City/Now I'm Pissed (live) Curren$y feat. Daz Dillinger - Fast Cars, Faster Women The Infested - Memories
The Clash - Safe European Home Deal's Gone Bad - Messin Around Atrocity Solution - Stay True Sleater-Kinney - Entertain The Charmels - As Long As I've Got You Carole King - It's Too Late Descendents - Impressions Tom Waits - Hoist That Rag Firewater - Six Forty Five OBN III's - Runnin On Fumes MC5 - This American Ruse
Sex Pistols - Dontcha Gimme No Lip Dikes Of Holland - City Feet Ween - Flutes of Chi Bobby Womack - Across 110th Street U-Roy - Natty Rebel Slum Village - Fall in Love Spray Paint - Pink Pus Blur - Under The Westway Nirvana - Aint It a Shame
The Freeze - Last Letter Home Agnostic Front - Victim in Pain Future Of The Left - Sheena is a T-shirt Salesman Amebix - Here Come The Wolf Larry And His Flask - Ebb and Flow The Gaslight Anthem - 45 Papa Thick - Vodka Midget The Boxcutters - A Powerful Column of Pee Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros - Burnin' Streets Andrew Jackson Jihad - We're All Gonna Die Peelander Z - So Many Mike
Social Distortion - It Coulda Been Me Cock Sparrer - Working (live) The Goddamn Gallows - Pass The Bottle Games - Don't Look For Her Witch Hunt - Obscenity Natural Child - Crack Mountain The Germs - Richie Dagger's Crime
ex girl--space mushroom john coltrane--the promise janos gonda sextet--dialogue
husker du--celebrated summer BEATEN BY THEM--VANISHING POINT the billy nayer show--mars the bevis frond--solar marmalade
intergalactic faerie funk--it's gonna be alright ROVO--SINO=DUB WINDY & CARL--THE FROST IN WINTER COMISKEY--FIRE ISLAND HANS-JOACHIM ROEDELIUS--PART 15
YPPAH--BLUE SCHWINN jonsi--go do yes--and you and i madura--my love is free
the four king cousins--walk on by neil young--walk on jimmy & the strangers--walk on (psychedelic states/ohio 2) the james gang--walk away muddy waters--walkin' thru the park bukka white--old man walkin' blues
beat happening--catwalk the noblemen--dragon walk (las vegas grind part two) red lorry yellow lorry--walkin on your hands the pretty things--walkin' through my dreams eloy--walk alone spacemen 3--walking with jesus harmonia--walky talky
CAPS = RECENT RELEASE (2011/2012) parenthesis = compilation title
Fairport Convention "The Lord Is In This Place...How Dreadful Is This Place" from "What We Did On Our Holidays" (CD, Album, Other, 1968) on Island (UK) Dan Ar Braz "Leaving Brittany, Going to Ireland" from "Irish Reels, Jigs, Hornpipes & Airs" (CD, Album, Other, 1979) on Stefan Grossman's Guitar Workshop (USA) Norman Blake "Fiddlers Dram/Whiskey Before Breakfast" from "Whiskey Before Breakfast" (CD, Album, Other, 1976) on Rounder (USA) Fairport Convention "Nottamun Town" from "What We Did On Our Holidays (Bonus Track Version)" (CD, Album, Other, 1968) on UMC (Universal Music Catalogue) (UK) The Holy Modal Rounders "Low Down Dog" from "Alleged In Their Own Time" (CD, Album, Other, 1975) on Rounder (USA) Michael Hurley "Be Kind To Me" from "Armchair Boogie" (CD, Album, Private, 1971) on Bellemeade Phonics (USA) Janet Smith "Green, Green Rocky Road" from "Women's Guitar Workshop" (CD, Comp, Other, 1978) on Stefan Grossman's Guitar Workshop (USA) Meg Baird, Sharron Kraus & Helena Espvall "Fortune My Foe" from "Leaves from Off the Tree" (CD, Album, Other, 2006) on Bo' Weavil (UK) John Fahey "Revolt Of The Dyke Brigade" from "John Fahey, Peter Lang, Leo Kottke" (CD, Comp, Other, 1974) on Takoma (USA) Leo Kottke "The Brain of the Purple Mountain" from "6- and 12-String Guitar" (CD, Album, Other, 1970) on Takoma (USA) Phil Marsh "Hopeless Love" from "Berkeley Farms: Oldtime And Country Style Music Of Berkeley" (MP3, Comp, Other, 1972) on Smithsonian/Folkways (USA) Artie Traum & Bill Keith "Mud Acres" from "Mud Acres: Music Among Friends" (MP3, Comp, Other, 1972) on Rounder (USA) Mother McCree's Uptown Jug Champions "Beat It On Down The Line" from "Top Of The Tangent" (CD, Album, Other, 1964) on Grateful Dead Records (USA) Kathy & Carol "Sprig Of Thyme" from "Kathy & Carol" (LP, Album, Other, 1965) on Elektra (USA) Davy Graham "How Long, How Long Blues" from "The Guitar Player" (CD, Album, Private, 2003) on Sanctuary (UK) Duck Baker "Medley: The West Wind: The Blackbird" from "Irish Reels, Jigs, Hornpipes & Airs" (CD, Comp, Other, 1979) on Stefan Grossman's Guitar Workshop (USA) Fraser & DeBolt "Stoney Day" from "Psychedelic Folk Essentials" (MP3, Album, Other, 1971) on Master Classics Records Fraser & DeBolt "Pure Spring Water" from "Psychedelic Folk Essentials" (MP3, Album, Other, 1971) on Master Classics Records Bert Jansch "Miss Heather Rosemary Sewell" from "Birthday Blues" (CD, Album, Other, 1969) on Sanctuary Records Group Ltd. (UK) Fairport Convention "Sir Patrick Spens" from "FULL HOUSE" (CD, Album, Other, 1970) on UMC (Universal Music Catalogue) (UK) A.L. Lloyd "John Barleycorn" from "English Drinking Songs" (CD, Album, Other, 1961) on Topic (UK) Bob Dylan "John Wesley Harding" from "John Wesley Harding" (CD, Album, Rock, 1967) on Sony/BMG (USA) Burnett and Rutherford "Pearl Bryan" from "Old-Time Mountain Ballads" (MP3, Comp, Other, 1927) on County Records (USA) The Byrds "Old John Robertson" from "The Notorious Byrd Brothers" (CD, Album, Rock, 1968) on Sony/BMG (USA) John Fahey "Bill Cheatum" from "The Voice Of The Turtle" (LP, Album, Other, 1968) on Takoma (USA) James Luther Dickinson "Wild Bill Jones" from "Dixie Fried" (MP3, Album, Rock, 1972) on Rhino Atlantic (USA) Shirley Collins "George Collins" from "The Sweet Primroses" (CD, Album, Other, 1968) on Topic (UK) The Carter Family "John Hardy Was a Deperate Little Man" from "Anthology Of American Folk Music" (CD, Comp, Other, 1928) on Smithsonian/Folkways (USA) Don & Dewey "Little Sally Walker" from "Jungle Hop (Remastered)" (MP3, Comp, Other, 1959) on Concord Records, Inc. (USA) The Who "Sally Simpson" from "Tommy (Remastered)" (CD, Album, Rock, 1969) on UMG Recordings (USA) Sweeney's Men "Sally Brown" from "Sweeney's Men / The Tracks of Sweeney" (CD, Album, Private, 1968) on Sanctuary Records Fontana (USA) Alfred Deller & Desmond Dupré "Barbara Allen" from "Folksongs by Alfred Deller: The Three Ravens; The Wraggle-Taggle Gypsies" (CD, Album, Other, 1955) on Musical Concepts Laura Nyro & Labelle "Jimmy Mack" from "Gonna take a miracle" (CD, Album, Private, 1971) on Columbia (USA) Steeleye Span "Prince Charlie Stuart" from "Please to See the King" (CD, Album, Other, 1971) on Shanachie Entertainment (USA) Mushroom "Jerry Rubin: He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" from "Naked, Stoned & Stabbed" (MP3, Album, Rock, 2010) on 4 Zero Records/The Royal Potato Family (USA) The Residents "Margaret Freeman" from "Commercial Album" (CD, Album, Rock, 1980) on Mute Artists (USA) Half Japanese "Patti Smith" from "Half Gentlemen, Not Beasts" (LP, Album, Other, 1980) on Armageddon (UK) Half Japanese "Jodi Foster" from "Half Gentlemen, Not Beasts" (LP, Album, Other, 1980) on Armageddon (UK) Furry Lewis "Kassie Jones, Parts 1 & 2" from "Anthology Of American Folk Music" (CD, Comp, Other, 1928) on Smithsonian/Folkways (USA) Furry Lewis "Furry Lewis' Blues" from "Mississippi Delta Blues Jam In Memphis" (CD, Comp, Other, 1969) on Arhoolie (USA) Mississippi Fred McDowell "Fred's Blues" from "Mississippi Delta Blues Jam In Memphis" (CD, Comp, Other, 1969) on Arhoolie (USA) Nathan Beuregarde "Nathan's Bumble Bee Blues" from "Memphis Delta Blues Jam In Memphis" (CD, Comp, Other, 1969) on Arhoolie (USA) Blind Lemon Jefferson "Rabbit Foot Blues" from "Anthology Of American Folk Music" (CD, Comp, Other, 1928) on Smithsonian/Folkways (USA) Bo Carter "Please Warm My Weiner" from "Please Warm My Weiner: Old Time Hokum Blues" (CD, Comp, Other, 1935) on Yazoo (USA) Memphis Minnie "Banana Man Blues (I Don't Want That Thing)" from "Please Warm My Weiner: Old Time Hokum Blues" (CD, Comp, Other, 1935) on Yazoo (USA) Elmore James "Standing At The Crossroads" from "The Modern Records Blues Story" (MP3, Comp, Other, 1954) on Fuel 2000 (USA) Henry Thomas "Fishing Blues" from "Anthology Of American Folk Music" (CD, Comp, Other, 1928) on Smithsonian/Folkways (USA) The Holy Modal Rounders "Statesboro Blues" from "1 & 2" (CD, Comp, Other, 1963) on Fantasy (USA) Canned Heat "HELP ME" from "Canned Heat / Boogie With Canned Heat" (MP3, Comp, Rock, 1967) on EMI Catalog (USA) Pat Kilroy "Canned Heat" from "Light Of Day" (CD, Album, Other, 1966) on Start Entertainments Limited (USA) Davy Graham "Moanin'" from "Folk, Blues & Beyond" (CD, Album, Private, 1964) on Les Cousins No Neck Blues Band with John Fahey & Coach Fingers "OVERCOME" from "The Great Koonaklaster Speaks: A John Fahey Celebration" (MP3, Comp, Rock, 2007) on Table Of The Elements (USA) Devendra Banhart "Sligo River Blues" from "I Am The Resurrection: A Tribute To John Fahey" (MP3, Comp, Other, 2006) on Vanguard (USA) Daniel Higgs "Universal Salutation" from "Metempsychotic Melodies" (CD, Album, Other, 2007) on Holy Mountain (USA) Geoff Mullen "Great Auk Pts. 1 & 2" from "The Invisible Pyramid-Elegy Box" (MP3, Comp, Other, 2008) on Last Visible Dog Records (USA) Geoff Mullen "Great Auk Pt. 3" from "The Invisible Pyramid-The Elegy Box" (MP3, Comp, Other, 2008) on Last Visible Dog Records (USA) Fursaxa "Guise Of The Eskimo Curlew" from "The Invisible Pyramid-Elegy Box" (MP3, Comp, Other, 2008) on Last Visible Dog Records (USA) Firesign Theatre "Echo Poem" from "Dear Friends" (LP, Album, Other, 1972) on Columbia (USA) The Godz "Permanent Green Light" from "Godz 2" (CD, Album, Rock, 1967) on ESP Disk (USA)
Each week, the World of Wonder brings you a wide variety of music from different genres, focusing on fascinating sounds. Local drum-machinist Matt Davignon hosts, with occasional guest hosts from the Bay Area experimental music scene.
0:00:00) Opening Chimes 0:00:39) Susanna and the Magical Orchestra "Enjoy the Silence" from "Melody Mountain", 2006 0:04:07) Efterklang "Step Aside" from "Tripper", 2004 0:08:43) announcements 0:09:48) Kyaw Kyaw Naing "Seik Kyu Ahla (2)" from "Bang on a Can meets Kyaw Kyaw Naing", 2004 0:12:52) Bang on a Can All-Stars & Kyaw Kyaw Naing "Sein Ozi" from "Bang on a Can meets Kyaw Kyaw Naing", 2004 0:14:31) Front 242 "Art & Strategy" from "Geography", 1982 0:16:31) Morton Subotnick "4 Butterflies - Butterfly 3" from "Subotnick: Electronic Works 3", 1973 0:24:55) Mahmoud Ahmed "Tezeta" from "Ethiopiques Vol. 19: Alemye", originally 1974 0:37:21) announcements 0:39:03) Kaw Kyaw Naing "Ah Pay, Ah You (Give and Take)" from "Pat Waing: The Magic Drum Circle of Burma", 1998 0:40:04) Agitation Free "Kahn El Khalili" from "Malesch", 1972 0:45:39) Edzayawa "Adesa" from "Projection One", 1973 0:49:41) Tujiko Noriko "Empty" from "Make Me Hard", 2006 0:54:56) Zoviet France "Angel's Pin Number" from "Digilogue", 1996 1:00:06) announcements 1:00:56) Fred Frith "The Boy Beats the Rams" from "Gravity", 1980 1:05:54) Opera Wolf "Monad" from http://soundcloud.com/operawolf, 2012 1:10:53) Oumou Sangare "Iyo Djeli" from "Seya", 2009 1:17:25) Cluster "Rote Riki" from "Zuckerzeit", 1974 1:23:33) announcements 1:26:43) Miles Davis "He Loved Him Madly" from "Get Up With It", 1974 1:58:51) goodbye
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