Steve Krinsky:
Playlist
from September 20, 2003
Steve Krinsky:
Playlist
from September 20, 2003
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September 20, 2003: Te-Ni-Nee-Ni-Nu
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| Artist | Track | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Big Guitars from Texas |
Groovus
|
Early morning twang |
| Artie Traum w/ The Band |
Yankee Swamp
|
Catskills pals play. Listen to Garth on keyboards! |
| Didier Carmier |
La Cathedral: Intro
|
French guitar jazz via Jersey City |
| Didier Carmier |
La Cathedral
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And more |
| Jiminez Sisters |
El Pajaro Pinto
|
1952 Alan Lomax recordings from Extremadura, Spain |
| Manuel Garcia Matos |
Fandango & Jota
|
More Lomax in Spain |
| Jackie Washington |
Spanish Fandango
|
60s Boston folkie covers Elizabeth Cotten |
| Jim Campilongo Electric Trio |
Bought Some Swampland in Florida
|
New live album-- "American Hips" (Blue Hen, 2003) -- includes a duet with Norah Jones |
| Pollo del Mar |
Jack the Ripper
|
Wake up before he kills you! Link Wray cover from recent tribute album, which also includes tunes by Southern Culture on the Skids, Fleshtones, Calexico, 4 Piece Suit and more |
| Slim Harpo |
Te-Ni-Nee-Ni-Nu
|
Southern blues with serious rhythm |
| Slim Harpo |
Mailbox Blues
|
Slim plays a mean guitar (no harp here) but listen to the bass and drums as well |
| Fela |
Coffin for Head of State
|
Powerful piece of protest music, a challenge to the thugs who ruled Nigeria and murdered Fela's mother. |
| Cornel West |
Stolen King
|
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| High Life from Ghana |
#5
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| Pinetop Perkins |
9 Finger Boogie
|
Muddy Waters sideman visited WFMU in June 1993 and left us with this piano blues |
| Babs Gonzales |
Ray's Groove
|
Newark's first rapper, from 1947, with Roy Haynes on drums. From "Bop LIves! Delmark 50th Anniversary Collection" (2003) |
| Afro Celt Sound System |
Whirl-Y-Reel 2
|
Great mix of cultures, from "Sound Magic, Vol. 1" on Real World (1996) |
| Chieftains with Jerry Douglas |
Rose Catha Na Mumhain/Arkansas Traveller/Wild Irishman
|
Country dobro meets Irish folk, from "Further Down the Old Plank Road: Nashville Sessions" (2003) |
| Chieftains with Joe Ely |
The Moonshiner/I'm a Rambler
|
Alternative country is a big hit in Ireland! On this album, the Chieftains play with Rosanne Cash, John Prine, John Hiatt, Doc Watson and more |
| Black 47 |
Livin' in America (Fordham Road, 8 am)
|
This band is a mix of NYC & Irish cultures with leftwing politics |
| Black 47 |
Funky Ceili (Bridie's Song)
|
These guys can really rock! |
| Steve Earle |
Rex's Blues/Ft. Worth Blues
|
Steve does Townes Van Zandt, along with his own blues, on his new album "Just an American Boy" (2003) |
| Robert Earl Keen |
Beats the Devil
|
from "Farm Fresh Onions" on Koch (2003) |
| South Austin Jug Band |
Cuttin' the Mullett
|
with Lloyd Maines as producer-- and on dobro |
| RC Bank |
Great Scott's BBQ
|
Another Lubbock transplant, now longtime Austin player |
| Kimmie Rhodes & Willie Nelson |
Picture in a Frame
|
Title cut to Kimmie's album with Willie, on Sunbird (2003) |
| Byrds |
Bound to Fall
|
Bonus instrumental track on recent CD re-issue of 1968 "Notorious Byrd Brothers" |
| Byrds |
My Back Pages
|
Dylan cover, one of the best |
| Side Show |
Cold Coffee
|
NYC-based artist Greg Kreutz wrote this tune for a one-shot Atlantic album, an Arif Mardin production, in 1970 |
| Didier Carmier with Greg Wall |
Paris Blues
|
Jazz guitar and horn |
| John Jorgenson |
Lookin' Out My Back Door
|
Los Angeles guitar whiz/sideman does up Creedence |
| Rodney Crowell |
Earth Bound
|
John Jorgenson helps out on this new RC tune |
| Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise |
It'll Come to You
|
John Hiatt cover and title cut of yet another JH tribute album |
| Linda Ronstadt |
When We Ran
|
Another Hiatt, also on "It'll Come to You" CD |
| Nick Lowe & his Cowboy Outfit |
She Don't Love Nobody
|
Nick is a pretty good songwriter himself but he digs Hiatt too |
| Bill Frisell |
Have A Little Faith in Me
|
Downtown guitarist does instrumental Hiatt, with help from Don Byron, Guy Klucevsek, Joey Barron, Wayne Horvitz |
| Johnny Cash |
Five Feet High and Rising
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| Warren Zevon |
Dirty Life & Times
|
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| Los Lobos |
Voodoo Music
|
One of the many tunes on all those blues CDs related to the Scorcese/PBS series on the blues |
| Electrik Mud Kats w/ Chuck D |
Mannish Boy
|
Smart rappers take on Muddy Waters and Chicago blues |
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