Jazz On The Latin Side All-Stars-Justo’s Trane Ride-The Last Bullfighter (Saunga)
Lil’ Bob and The Lollipops-Stop-Lafayette Soul Show (Kent-UK)
Bob and Earl-Harlem Shuffle-Island Records 40th Anniversary, Vol. 2,1964-1969 (Island)
The Pioneers-Moving On-Jackpot of Hits (Trojan-UK)
Big Chief Bo Dollis and The Wild Magnolias-Handa Wanda, Pt. 1-Mardi Gras In New Orleans
(Mardi Gras)
Dave Bartholomew-That’s How You Got Killed Before-Juke Joint Jive (Right Stuff/Capitol)
Smiley Lewis-Queen of Hearts-New Orleans Bounce (Sequel-UK)
Junior Gordon w/Huey Piano Smith Orchestra-Blow, Wind, Blow-The Best of Ace Records/
The R&B Hits (Rock N’ Roll)
Little Willie John-Heartbreak (It’s Killing Me)-Fever/The Best of (King/Rhino)
Roy Brown-Up Jumped The Devil-Mighty, Mighty Man (Ace-UK)
Darrell Nulisch-There Goes That Train-The Whole Truth (Severn)
Major Lance-Ain’t That A Shame-The Very Best Of (Legacy/Sony)
Joe Tex-Blessed Are These Tears-Soul Stirrings (Ace/Westside-UK)
Doug Sahm-Blessed Are These Tears-The Real Texas Blues Band (Antone’s)
Bobby “Blue” Bland-Save Your Love For Me-That Did It !-Duke Recordings, Vol. 3
(Duke/Universal)
The Pilgrim Travelers-I Want My Crown-Best Of (Specialty/Concord)
The Swan Silvertones-Love Lifted Me-Heavenly Light (Specialty/Concord)
Donny Hathaway-Thank You Master (For My Soul)-Everything Is Everything (Atco)
James Brown-Talkin’ Loud and Sayin’ Nothin’-In The Jungle Groove (Polydor/Universal)
The O’Jays-Shiftless, Shady, Jealous Kind of People-Back Stabbers (Legacy/Sony)
Curtis Mayfield-Move On Up-Move On Up: The Curtom Singles Anthology (Sequel-UK)
Sam and Dave-I Can’t Stand Up For Fallin’ Down-The Anthology 1965-1971 (Rhino)
Dee Dee Bridgewater-Afro-Blue-Red Earth (DDB/Universal)
Roy Haynes and The Fountain of Youth Band-Like This-Whereas (Dreyfus)
Randy Weston-Chalabati Blues-Volcano Blues (Verve)
Ted Daniel Quintet-Tapestry-Tapestry (Porter)
Barbara Dennerlein-Black and White-Outhipped (Verve)
Hortense Ellis-People Make The World Go Round-I’m Still In Love With You (Heartbeat/Rounder)
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KUSF 02.17.09 12-3 PM RADIO CAROLYN
Zero Boys “Livin’ In The “80s”
Zero Boys “Hightime”
Zero Boys “I’m Bored”
Black Time “A Boring Day With The Boring Boys”
Golden Error “Hunted”
Jay Reatard “DOA”
Yokohama Hooks “Cleveland French”
Young Offenders “Saints”
France Has The Bomb “Invisible Angle”
Volcano Suns “Greasy Spine”
The Replacements “Dope Smokin’ Moron”
Cheater Slicks “Bats In The Dead Trees Part 1”
The King Khan and BBQ Show “God Of Raisins”
Andre Williams “I Wanna Be Your Favorite Pair Of Pajamas”
Wavves “Here’s To The Sun”
Spider
Photobooth “Three In The Morning”
The Raydios “Fast Boy”
The Hunches “Ate My Teeth”
The Shirks “Dangerous”
Ratas Del Vaticano “Olvido”
Mugstar “Born To Go”
The Fresh & Onlys “Come Dance With Me”
The Love Me Nots “Bulletproof Heart”
Davila 666 “Callejon”
Jacuzzi Boys “I Fought A Crocodile”
The Barberries “Habitual”
Rock Garden “Super Stuff”
The Cholos “Last Laugh”
Strange Boys “ This Girl Taught Me To Dance”
Mutating Meltdown “Fantasy”
Ty Segall “Oh Mary”
Times New Viking “Call & Respond”
The Get Offs “Airplane Fight”
Obits “Put It In Writing”
Eat Skull “Double Wasted”
So Cow “Greetings”
Eddy Current Suppression Ring “That Time Of Day”
Druid Perfume “Feed Em Bugs”
Blank Dogs “Passing The Light”
Funhouse “Teenage Bedrooms”
Mystery Girls “I Took The Poison”
The Clash “Police On My Back” (Live At Shea Stadium)
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KUSF 02.17.09 9-12 PM Radiodrome DJ Schmeejay
philip glass : music in contrary motion
(dictation letter : coupon redemmer)
guild of temporal adventurers : she brings the rain
animal collective : no more running
foot village : world fantasry
up with people : up with people
starz : all night long
apache : boyz life
brian jonestown massacre : take it from the man
bobbie gentry & glen campbell : morning glory (squared)
{ j o y f u l n o i s e }
trace family tree : the lord will make a way somehow
pinhas & merzbow : merzdon/heldow
jeff mills : liquification
storm bugs : car situations
laugh-in cast : etcetera
art bears : first things first
(fred frith born 2.17.49)
terry reid : speak now or forever hold your peace
cheap trick : southern girls
mills brothers : be my life's companion
glen branca : harmonic series chords
the present : love melody
{ b e s t a l b u m e v e r }
throbbing gristle : 10 pence
(from "1st annual report")
ace frehley : ny groove
short wave lesson : excerpt
yoko & jason : walking on thin ice
(yoko born 2.18.33)
fred frith : insect head
(born 2.17.49)
carlos giffoni : comfort & pleasure
trashmen : surfin bird
birdnames : nazi beach party
20/20 : yellow pills
pezband : baby, it's cold outside
the puddle : no good
fluid : black glove
mars : helen forsdale
johnny kendall & the heralds : girl
ty segall : dating
{ b a c k i n g t r a c k s a t b r e a k s }
various : history of the twelve string guitar
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KUSF 02.17.09 6-9 AM DJ Stevil
Scott Walker - It's Raining Today
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - The Carney
The Dils - The Sound of the Rain
Apache - Russian Roulette
The Puddle - So Good
The Cramps - Monkey With Your Tail
Volcano Suns - Balancing Act
Dex Romweber Duo - Grey Skies
The Maddox Brothers & Rose - I Want to Live and Love
China Blue - The Woeful Tale of Jack the Snail
Macromantics - Locksmith
Subtitle - Where to?
The Mighty Underdogs - Ill Vacation
Teletubbies - Teletubbies Say Eh Oh
Todd Tamanand Clark - Origin
Contact - Someone Like You
Matmos - Last Delicious Cigarette
Brian Jonestown Massacre - End of the Day
Replacements - Kids Don't Follow
DI - Richard Hung Himself
T.S.O.L. - Dance with Me
Mars - 3E
Rusty Diamond - The Lonely Sentry
Vic Chestnut - We Are Mean
Barry Black - The Golden Throats
Korla Pandit - Harem Bells
Racebannon - Translucent Life Force
Motorhead - Ace of Spades
Can - Father Cannot Yell
The Lines - Stripe
Dreamed - If Only for a Day
Serena Maneesh - Candle Lighted
Desmond Dekker & the Aces - Israelites
Henry Grimes - Hidden Forces Aggregate
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KUSF 02.17.09 3-6 AM DJ Bryan Chandler
Robert Wyatt "Solar Flares" Sea Song
Hoagy Carmichael/Benson Orchestra Riverboat Steamboat
Aretha Franklin Spirit in the Dark
Isotope Lily Kong, Illusion
The Meters Struttin Chicken
Dan Auerback "Keep It Hid" Heartbroken, Disrepair
Koln Holtkamp Field Rituals
Pardon Me Boys Stairway to Heaven
Vic Chestnut, Elf Power, Amorphous "Dark Developments" We Are Mean
Animal Collective "Merriweather Rest Pavilion" Guys Eyes
Tim Buckley "Morning Glory-The Buckley Anthology" The River
Dr. John Right Place, Wrong Time
Ty Segall "S/T" You're Not me
Freddie Hall She's an Upsetter
The Tones Turn Me On
Rumpelstiltskin "Grinder" Spyborg
Gordon Lightfoot Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
Butthole Surfers Hurdy Gurdy Man
Juaneco Y Su
Kinks Young Conservatives
Wooley, Lomberg, Holm and Roebke "Throw Down Your Hammer" Saint Mary Sing
Lee Morgen "Standards" Somewhere
Jen Baker "Blue Dream" Diplet
David Bowie "Live" Breaking Glass
Zomby "Where Were You in '92" We Got The Sound
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KUSF 02.16.09 9-12 PM Guests John Dwyer and Ty Segall DJ Emily Rose
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Guests John Dwyer and Ty Segall
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Bio: Somewhere beyond nostalgia, beyond the garage, somewhere beyond the fireside song and supposed goo-rock, you will find the latest incarnation of Thee Oh Sees, now a quartet composed of John Dwyer (OCS, Coachwhips, Pink & Brown), Brigid Dawson, Petey Dammit!, and Mike Shoun. The prolific John Dwyer contends again for best album of his career with The Master's Bedroom Is Worth Spending A Night In, out April 8, 2008 on Tomlab/Castle-Face. Following 2007's understated and unjustly ignored Sucks Blood, The Master's Bedroom weaves Dwyer's signature AM radio howl with the catchiest of driving tunes, Dawson's gorgeous harmonies, heightened fidelity, thick spring-reverbed bombast, mighty drums (at times in pairs), and an undeniable pull.
http://www.myspace.com/ohsees
http://www.myspace.com/tysegall
KUSF 02.15.09 10-12 PM Locals Only Music Show DJ Cactus
San Francisco has always been home to one of the most varied and vibrant music scenes on Planet Earth. Every week you'll go on a musical journey as our rotating crew of KUSF DJs present a two-hour survey of diverse local sounds for your listening edification.
All the cool people are tuning in.
Hour One: The Residents
Hour Two: Chrome
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KUSF 02.15.09 8-10 PM Radio Jukebox DJ Zephir
The premise of this show is for former KUSF New Music jocks having a chance
to still be part of the station who can't participate in New Music
activities or commit to a regular show.
If you remember a show called "Jive Radio" on KUSF that highlighted
KSAN jocks from the 70s, this one will focus on former KUSF jocks.
they might be giants: we've got a world that swings
jimi hendrix: voodoo chile
dj soul slinger: masterplan
tosca: chocolate elvis
evolution control committee: plagiarythm nation, selections
outkast: hey ya
the beta band: to you alone
people like us: a crossed line
john fahey sneezing: lion
paradise island: terrapin station
numbers: time story
william whitmore: black iowa dirt
devendra banhart: a sight to behold
ocs: i am slow
the gothic archies: when you play the violin
trenchmouth: hitmen will suffocate ths city, now i have tasted life
zmrzlina: psychobabble
rockers hi fi meet ella fitzgerald: sunshine of your love
ratatat: crips
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KUSF 02.15.09 6-8 PM Spotlight Angel DJ Schmeejay
Angel were discovered by KISS bass player Gene Simmons performing at a nightclub and were signed to Kiss’s record label Casablanca[1].
Angel's image of dressing in all white was a deliberate contrast to Kiss, who wore black. Angel sported an androgynous image and elaborate stage sets. They were slammed by rock critics, and Frank Zappa ridiculed the all-male band’s female appearance in the song “Punky’s Whips.” [2] Angel never achieved mass commercial success but acquired a following as a cult band.
Their first album was the self-titled Angel and consisted of the lineup of guitarist Punky Meadows, bassist Mickie Jones, vocalist Frank Dimino, keyboardist Gregg Giuffria, and drummer Barry Brandt[3]. This lineup would hold for the following two albums, Helluva Band and On Earth As It Is In Heaven, after which Jones would be replaced with Felix Robinson.
They made an appearance in the film Foxes and Frank DiMino sang “Seduce Me Tonight” on the Flashdance soundtrack.
Although Angel never officially disbanded, members went on to other things following the release of their live album. Lead vocalist Frank Dimino joined UFO guitarist Paul Raymond in the Paul Raymond Project in which he sang lead vocals. Bassist Felix Robinson played on the debut album of the band White Lion, Fight to Survive. Angel’s keyboardist Gregg Giuffria had modest success as the leader of the band Giuffria during the 1980s, along with the band House of Lords. The rest of the band (sans Giuffria) reunited in 2002 and released a new album The Power And The Myth on Frontiers Records. In 2006, Giuffira appeared as a guest keyboardist on World Upside Down. House of Lords released Come to My Kingdom in 2008, again without Giuffria.
In the late ’90s, Angel reformed with a new line-up. Keyboardist Gordon G.G. Gebert joined the band in 1999 and left in 2002. Currently, the band members are Frank Dimino, vocals; Barry Brandt, drums; Randy Gregg, bass; Steve Blaze, guitars; and Michael T. Ross, keyboards[4]. The band’s 2000 release In the Beginning also features guest appearances by original guitarist Punky Meadows, as well as Robinson. In 2000 came the release of Angel: The Collection, making it the most extensive Angel greatest hits compilation including 16 songs.
In 2006 Lilith released two singles albums which has singles released through the band’s career (1975-1981), and even though it has most singles released at that time it does not include “Better Days” which was taken off the White Hot album and replaced with “The Winter Song.” This song remain unreleased on CD or cassette format. It is however available as a 7" single but is very hard to find. Angel is now working on a new album, which so far has no name, but there has been a total of three written songs and they are: “Worship the Sun,” “Hold On To Your Dreams,” and the third song does not currently have a title. The fourth song is “Even Now,” but it is not certain whether this is the third untitled song, a new fourth song, or just an unreleased track.
For better or for worse, Angel was quite influential in their own way—particularly on the glam metal boom of the 1980s—and represent a kind of missing link between keyboard-driven hard rock bands of the ’70s such as Uriah Heep and ’80s acts like Poison.
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New Music Top Plays for February 2 - 6, 2009
Animal Collective “Merriweather Post Pavillion” (Domino)
Apache “Boomtown Gems” (Birdman)
Juana Molina “Un Dia” (Domino)
Menahan Street Band “Make The Road By Walking” (Dunham)
Deerhunter “Microcastle” (Kranky)
Vetiver “Hey Baby Doll / Miles Apart” (Gnomonsong)
V/A “Musiques Electroniques En France: 1974-1984” (Gazul)
The Lines “Flood Bank” (Acute)
Philip Glass “Glass Box” (Nonesuch)
Wicked Witch “Chaos * 1978-86” (EM)
Apache “Boomtown Gems” (Birdman)
Juana Molina “Un Dia” (Domino)
Menahan Street Band “Make The Road By Walking” (Dunham)
Deerhunter “Microcastle” (Kranky)
Vetiver “Hey Baby Doll / Miles Apart” (Gnomonsong)
V/A “Musiques Electroniques En France: 1974-1984” (Gazul)
The Lines “Flood Bank” (Acute)
Philip Glass “Glass Box” (Nonesuch)
Wicked Witch “Chaos * 1978-86” (EM)
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