| Artist |
Track |
Album |
Label |
Format |
Comments |
Year |
A Short Opening Conversation With Fabio
|
Cheap Old Records
|
The Greighteen
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An Excerpt from the motion picture "Jaws" featuring Robert Shaw
|
Adolf Discusses Ozzy at Chelsea Guitars (23rd Street)
|
|
Black Sabbath
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Dirty Women
|
Technical Ecstacy
|
Warner Brothers
|
LP
|
Hope this wasn't offensive. Historical perspective hoped for.
|
1977
|
An Interview with Carolyn Outside Of A Book Store on 8th Ave.
|
Janya
|
Talkin' Kenny Rogers
|
|
Kenny Rogers & The First Edition
|
If I Could Only Change Your Mind
|
The First Edition's 2nd
|
Warner/Reprise
|
LP
|
|
1968
|
Soundbyte in If I Could Only Change Your Mind was from the NBC television show, Seinfeld.
|
An Older Gentleman Discusses WWII In NYC
|
The Air Raid Wardens
|
Gen. MacArthur Oversteps His Bounds
|
|
General Douglas A MacArthur
|
Excerpt
|
The Complete Life of Gen. Douglas MacArthur Through His Own Words
|
Atlantic
|
LP
|
Glenn Miller "Moonlight Seranade"in background.
|
1964
|
Jack Webb byte from the Warner Bros. Motion Picture, "The DI."
|
Anne Marie Considers Kansas
|
In the background, "Carry On Wayward Son," by Kansas
|
Denver and Dust Bytes
|
Rock Chalk Jayhawk Song (Artist Not Identified) - Kansas University Traditional Song
|
Kansas Jayhawk Fight Song
|
|
Kerry Livgren and A.D.
|
High On A Hill
|
Time Line
|
CBS
|
LP
|
Former Guitarist/Songwriter for Kansas
|
1984
|
"Not in Kansas Anymore" byte from "The Wizard Of Oz."
|
An Interview with The Naked Cowboy in TImes Squarehttp://www.nakedcowboy.com/
|
|
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown
|
Fire
|
|
Atlantic
|
45
|
Associate Producer: Pete Towshend
|
1968
|
A Moment With You
|
A Moment With You
|
Michael Talks About Bedbugs in Times Square
|
A Brief Excerpt from Mahler's "Das Lied Von Der Erde," (1964) EMI/Angel
|
Meditation
|
Marijuana
|
|
Devadip Carlos Santana/Turiya Alice Coltrane
|
Bliss: The Eternal Now
|
Illuminations
|
Columbia
|
LP
|
|
1974
|
A Young Man Discusses The Hair Bands
|
|
Motley Crue
|
Looks That Kill
|
Shout At The Devil
|
Elektra
|
LP
|
|
1981
|
The Jam Band Hippy Crowd
|
Philly
|
Elton Instance
|
|
Britny Fox
|
Long Way To Love
|
Britny Fox
|
Columbia
|
LP
|
Awesome.
|
1988
|
Chuck Is Homeless
|
The Right To Beg
|
|
That's Billy Cobham in the background, from Total Eclipse (Atlantic Records, circa '74. That Britny Fox is incredible.
|
|
An Interview with John, A Vietnam-Era Vet
|
Bi-Polarhttp://www.seroquelxr.com/bipolar-disorder/bipolar-depression-symptoms.aspx?source=2842&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=bpd2011ub&utm_term=symptoms+of+bipolar+disease&utm_content=symptoms&umedium=cpc&uadpub=google&ucreative=symptoms&ucampaign=bpd2011ub&pkw=symptoms%20of%20bipolar%20disease&WT.mc_id=SEROQUELXR2842&gclid=CMGhxIrm5aYCFcTb4AodUTQz0Q
|
Another Vietnam
|
A Message For The Troops
|
|
Dog Soldier
|
Thieves and Robbers
|
Dog Soldier
|
United Artists
|
LP
|
Evidently, drummer Keef Hartley was Ringo's replacement in Rory Storm and the Hurricanes when Ringo joined The Beatles. Who knew?
|
1975
|
Trailer Byte from the horror movie "Dog Soldiers." (Pathe - 2002)
|
|
Dog Soldier
|
Giving As Good As You Get
|
Dog Soldier
|
United Artists
|
LP
|
I don't know if Dog Soldier is any good, but let's assume they are and respond accordingly. That way it will be more fun for everyone. That's the spirit of The Greighteen.
|
1975
|
Skid Row Slice
|
Discussing Sebastian Bach
|
|
Britny Fox
|
Don't Hide
|
Britny Fox
|
Columbia
|
LP
|
Yes!
|
1988
|
|
Dokken
|
Dream Warriors
|
Back For The Attack
|
Elektra/Asylum
|
|
From Nightmare On Elm Street III
|
1987
|
Debbie From Arizona
|
Soundclip Concerning Immigration Courtesy Of Al-Jazeera.
|
Are You Happy?
|
|
The Lovin' Spoonful
|
Six O'Clock
|
Everything Playing
|
Kama Sutra
|
LP
|
Always Loved This Old Song. This was the end of the Sebastian-led Spoonful.
|
1967
|
Adam From England
|
|
Winston Churchill
|
Excerpt
|
In His Own Voice
|
Caedmon
|
LP
|
|
?
|
George Michael
|
Proud of Shakespeare
|
Adam on America
|
|
Sir John Gielgud
|
Excerpt
|
Shakespeare's Ages of Man
|
Columbia Masterworks
|
LP
|
|
1959ish
|
Jill Knows WFMU
|
Grand Canyon Love
|
|
Fotomaker
|
Miles Away
|
Vis-a-Vis
|
Atlantic
|
LP
|
Featuring members of The Raspberries and The Young Rascals.
|
1978
|
An excerpt from the motion picture, "The Shining." (Warner Bros. - 1980) featuring Jack Nicholson.
|
Jost From Deutschland
|
Apollo 11 Lift-Off Sequence
|
The German Space Program
|
|
Britny Fox
|
Don't Hide
|
Britny Fox
|
Columbia
|
LP
|
|
1988
|
More Jost!
|
|
The Rolling Stones
|
Child of the Moon
|
|
London
|
45
|
Flip side of Jumpin' Jack Flash single.
|
1968
|
A Shot and a Beer
|
Do You Believe In Ghosts?
|
Crematory Hill
|
|
I feel like I dropped the ball on his Crematory Hill story. Somehow I didn't make it sail.
|
|
Premiata Forneria Marconi
|
Photos of Ghosts
|
Photos of Ghosts
|
Manticore
|
LP
|
Didn't offer up a very good example I'm afraid. Record is oddly mixed -- highly compressed -- doesn't leap out. I was partially flummoxed.
|
1973
|
Don't Hate
|
Keith is Baked
|
Hyphenator
|
Eric The Conservative
|
|
Phil Ochs
|
Love Me I'm A Liberal
|
Phil Ochs In Concert
|
Elektra
|
LP
|
|
1966
|
Leo Is A Dog Man
|
On His *#%@&*' Nerves
|
Pet Baby
|
|
Henry Gross
|
Shannon
|
|
Lifesong
|
45
|
Love it. Love it. A great one from the Bicentennial year.
|
1976
|
Kasey Kasem Rants (My Respect to A Great DJ)
|
A Conversation With Kelly The Traditonal Pipe-Smoker
|
Mark Lindsay Moment
|
Godtok
|
More Bard
|
Unsealing
|
|
I unsealed four albums for this episode and did not do it lightly. I hope you understand the gravity of an unsealing for me. I hope I convey it effectively. What is unsealed can never be sealed again.
|
|
Kingdom Come
|
Get It On
|
Kingdom Come
|
Polydor
|
LP
|
From Wikipedia - "With a sound that was thought by many to be highly derivative of Led Zeppelin's, there was a backlash from critics, with the band being dubbed "Kingdom Clone" Led Zeppelin's guitarist Jimmy Page commented ...
"Obviously it can get to the point where it gets past being a compliment, and it can be rather annoying, when you've got things like Kingdom Come, actually ripping riffs right off, that's a different thing altogether." All this being said, still kind of enjoyable.
|
1988
|
|
That's it for The Greighteen. I hope you enjoyed them. These songs were all from records bought in the last week or two in antique stores, flea markets, junk shops, etc. Wherever old vinyl lurks. I'm not certain why I pick the records I do anymore. Not sure what my criteria is, but I know them when I see them. People often assume that I like every record that I play ... that they all reflect my personal taste in music. Not always true. It's interesting sometimes to see what happens to songs placed in the context of WFMU. There is a magic that can occur sometimes ... a new breath of life ... a reconsideration. It can be a lovely thing. An exciting thing. I have been loving Britny Fox all week. It must seem sometimes that I am playing tracks for their ironic value, and, to an extent, I can not completely deny that it might be true. But, I do respect every track, every artist. People are usually trying their hardest. I dig what people come up with, that's all. It interests me. OK, I'm rambling now. Response to The Greighteen has been pretty underwhelming so far. Might be a dud in the big scheme. Time will tell. I toiled to make and it and, per usual, it was rushed to completion at the end. I like music shows, though. I like music. I hope that comes through, my friends. You have a good one now. Email if you can. I'd love to hear from you. dusty@wfmu.org Always remember. Clay Pigeon
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