Steve Krinsky:
Playlist
from January 4, 2003
Steve Krinsky:
Playlist
from January 4, 2003
<-- Previous playlist | Back to Steve Krinsky playlists | Next playlist --> |
January 4, 2003: One More Cup of Coffee
Listen to this show:
RealAudio
| Artist | Track | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Big Guitars from Texas |
Groovus
|
|
| Badal Roy |
Geeta's Shuffle
|
Tabla wiz Badal Roy is a longtime member of Ornette Coleman's Prime TIme band. This tune comes from his 1997 album, "One in the Pocket" |
| Weather Report |
Boogie Woogie Waltz
|
Joe Zawinul, Wayne Shorter and band from "Sweetnighter" album, 1973 |
| Ernest Ranglin |
Up on the Downside
|
Jamaican guitarist smokes on "In Search of the Lost Riddim" (Island, 1998) |
| Burning Spear |
Slavery Days
|
Righteous reggae from 1975 |
| Johnny Clegg & Savuka |
Cruel, Crazy Beautiful World (Cruel instrumental)
|
Racially-mixed band from South Africa |
| Rolfos Tabanka Rhythms |
Watermelon Man
|
from "Steel Funk" |
| Ernest Ranglin |
Surfin'
|
This is a breathtaking mix of ska and jazz, with help from Monty Alexander, Ira Coleman and Idris Muhammed. From "Below the Bassline" |
| Koerner, Ray & Glover |
Titanic
|
Leadbelly cover |
| Barrence Whitfield w/ Tom Russell |
Jack Johnson
|
Another Titanic song, this one written by Tom Russell |
| Big Bill Broonzy |
Who's Sorry Now
|
Bluesman does a cool cover of pop standard, recorded in Antwerp in 1952. From "Black, White & Brown" CD on Polygram, 1995. Despite what I said, he didn't write it. |
| Lonnie Donegan |
Ham 'n Eggs
|
Charming original from the late great skiffler |
| Al Alberts |
On the Way to Cape May
|
Cornball tune from KBC's "Garden State of Mind" compilation of New Jersey songs |
| JC O'Connor |
Space Ace from Jersey City
|
Another NJ song, this one more clever and multiculti |
| Bob Dylan |
One More Cup of Coffee (Valley Below)
|
Live from Rolling Thunder Revue, 1975 |
| David Grisman |
Caliente
|
Wild instrumental from "Mondo Mundo" (1981) |
| Tennessee Ernie Ford |
Call of the Wild Goose
|
Great song, written by Terry Gilykson. Tennessee Ernie's singing isn't quite up to it. |
| John Renbourn/Stefan Grossman |
Rites of Passage
|
|
| Fotheringay w/ Sandy Denny |
Winter WInds
|
|
| Judy Henske |
High Flying Bird
|
1963 folky classic |
| James Luther Dickinson |
John Brown
|
Dylan's powerful anti-war tale, on Dickinson's recently re-issued "Dixie Fried" CD; recorded in 1972 |
| Woody Guthrie |
Worried Man Blues
|
with Cisco Houston and Sonny Terry |
| Joe Val |
Poor Ellen Smith
|
Great high lonesome bluegrass from Boston |
| Tupac Shakur |
Thug Mansion acoustic
|
Hip Hop's answer to Hillybilly Heaven |
| Miles Davis |
Sanctuary
|
Written with saxophonist Wayne Shorter |
| Charlie Hunter Trio |
Funky Niblets
|
|
| The Bus Boys |
There Goes the Neighborhood
|
Clever twist from a (mostly) black rock band out of Los Angeles, 1980 |
| Shuggie Otis w/Joe Liggins |
Boom-Chick-A-Boogie
|
LA guitar prodigy doing jump blues instrumental |
| Babs Gonzales |
Pay Dem Dues
|
Newark's own bad boy raps about life in the late 1940s. "Pay Dem Dues" is also the title of his autobiography, which is said to be "more colorful than accurate" |
| Gilberto Gil w/ Carlinhos Brown |
Danca Dos Homens
|
Brazil's new Minister of Culture. Best of luck, Gilberto! |
| Manu Chao |
Homens
|
more multiculti magic |
| Delbert McClinton |
The Rub
|
Noir |
| Rev. Gary Davis |
Improvisation: Fast Blues in A
|
|
| Rev. Gary Davis |
Improvisation: Slow Blues in E
|
|
| The Tigers (Trombone Shout Band) |
One More River
|
R&B meets gospel on "Dancing with Daddy G" |
| Elizabeth White |
Going to Lay Down My Burdens
|
from "Close to Home: Old Time Music from Mike Seeger's Collection" on Smithsonian Folkways, 1997 |
| Snuffy Jenkins/Ira Dimmery |
Going to Lay Down my Old Guitar
|
more old timey music |
| Arthur Smith, Sam & Kirk McGhee |
Black Mountain Rag
|
more old timey music |
| Waco Brothers |
The Harder They Come
|
from "Making Singles, Drinking Doubles" collection of alternative country (mostly) covers on Bloodshot |
| Gene Clark |
The True One
|
My favorite Byrd |
RSS feeds for Steve Krinsky's show:
Playlists feed | MP3 archives feed