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Blues Time. A monthly podcast of blues.
It's December 2024's "Losers" edition.
Playlist: Artist - Track.
1 Billy Jeter - Delta Traces - Hambone Stomp.
2 Mike Badger - Keep 'em Busy.
3 CW Ayon - Bounce Boogie & Bump - Bounce Boogie & Bump.
4 Doctor Velvet - New Breed - Road to nowhere.
5 Ethan Askey & the Elevators - Clarksdale.
6 Vanessa Collier - Do It My Own Way - Do It My Own Way.
7 Pepper Creek Revival - Sunshine In My Pocket.
8 The Weekend Blue Band - Misunderstood.
9 Beth Hart* - You Still Got Me - Saviour with a Razor.
10 Amythyst Kiah - Still Bright - Die Slowly Without Complaint.
11 Pat Fulgoni Blues Experience - Everybody Wants to Go To Heaven.
12 Little Georgie & The Shuffling Hungarians - Wrong Set Of Horses.
13 JP Reali - Blues Since Birth - It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry.
14 William Lee Ellis - Mighty Storm.
15 Eva Carboni - Blues Siren - Walking a Tightrope.
16 Steven Troch Band - Live at Mind Your Head - Bad Taste.
17 The Cold Stares - The Southern - Coming Home.
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A monthly podcast presenting tracks from the genres of roots, alt. country, Americana, progressive folk and indie. alt. rock.
Podcast 472. Dec's edition of Roots Rendezvous.
Standout roots albums & tracks of 2024.
Playlist: Artist - Album - Track.
1 Sierra Ferrell - Trail of Flowers - American Dreaming.
2 The Coal Men - Everett - Love This Town.
3 Heather Little - Buy Now - Five Deer County.
4 Heather Little - Buy Now - Transistor Radio.
5 Blue Pills - Birthday - Don’t You Love It.
6 Blue Pills - Birthday - Holding me back.
7 John Craigie - Pagan Church - Viking Sex.
8 John Craigie - Pagan Church - Damn My Love.
9 Lori Yates - Matador - Matador.
10 Lori Yates - Matador - Time After Time.
11 Charm City Junction - Salt Box - Roll on John.
12 Cinder Well - Cadence - Two Heads, Grey Mare.
13 Kaitlin Butts Roadrunner - Road Runner - Hunt You Down.
14 Leslie Stevens - Leslie Stevens - Big Time, Sucka.
15 Leslie Stevens - Leslie Stevens - Taken.
16 Rainy Eyes - Lonesome Highway - Misty Mama.
17 Pi Jacobs - Soldier On - Too High Too Low.
18 Bonny Light Horsemen* - Keep Me on Your Mind - Lover Take It Easy.
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1971. Pt1.The US Contingency
A selection of tracks from notable LPs released in 1971.
Part 1: The American contingency.
Playlist: Artist - Album - Track.
1 Karen Dolton - In My Own Time - Something On Your Mind.
2 Little Feat - Little Feat - Truck Stop Girl.
3 Tony Joe White - Tony Joe White - They caught the devil and put him in jail in Eudora Ark.
4 JJ Cale - Naturally - Call Me The Breeze.
5 Melanie* - Gather Me - Railroad.
6 John Prine - John Prine - Angel From Montgomery.
7 Crazy Horse - Crazy Horse - Gone Dead Train.
8 Link Wray - Link Wray- Fire and Brimstone.
9 Rodriguez - Coming From Reality - Halfway Up The Stairs.
10 The Isley Brothers – Givin’ It Back - Fire and Rain.
11 The Flamin Groovies – Teenage Head - High Flyin Baby.
12 Edwin Starr - Involved - War.
13 Leon Russell - Leon Russell and the Shelter People - It’s a hard rain gonna fall.
14 Leonard Cohen - Songs of Love and Hate - Joan Of Arc.
15 The Band - Cahoots - Life Is a Carnival.
16 The Doors - L A Woman - Riders On The Storm.
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1971. Pt2.The UK Contingency
A selection of tracks from notable LPs released in 1971.
Part 2: The UK contingency.
Playlist: Artist - Album - Track.
1 The Kinks - Muswell Hillbillies - Twentieth Century Man.
2 The Who - Who's Next - Baba O'Riley
3 The Rolling Stone - Sticky Fingers - Wild Horses.
4 Van Morrison - Tupelo Honey - Tupelo Honey.
5 Jetho Tull – Aqualung - Locomotive Breath.
6 Traffic - The Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys - The Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys.
7 Genesis - Nursery Cryme* - The Musical Box.
8 Yes - The Yes Album - I've Seen All Good People.
9 Yes - Fragile - Roundabout.
10 Pink Floyd - Meddle - One Of These Days.
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It's a 2 hour special! It's DECEMBER in Rock, Roots and Blues history and it kicks off with a medley of songs by some late great blues musicians.
1 Arthur Blind Blake - Diddie Wa Diddie.
2 Albert King - Born under a bad sign.
3 Big Joe Williams - Tailor Made Baby.
4 Freddie King - Takin' Care of Business.
5 Hound Dog Taylor - Wild About You, Baby.
6 Mississippi John Hurt - Avalon Blues.
7 Blind Lemon Jefferson - See That My Grave is Kept Clean.
8 Lonnie Johnson - Uncle Ned Dont Use Your Head.
9 Big Bill Broonzy - How You Want It Done!
10 Roy Rogers - Don't Fence Me In.
11 Hank Williams - Lovesick Blues.
12 Carl Perkins - Honey Don’t.
13 Jerry Lee Lewis - Whole Lotta Shakin Goin On.
14 Gene Chandler - Duke Of Earl.
15 Bob Dylan - Masters Of War.
16 Bob Dylan - John Wesley Harding.
17 The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby.
18 Basement Tapes - This Wheel's On Fire.
19 Basement tapes - Quinn the Eskimo (Take 2).
20 Jethro Tull - Living In The Past.
21 Rolling Stones - She is like a rainbow.
22 Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil.
23 Derek And The Dominos – Layla.
24 The Who - I Can See For Miles.
25 Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
26 Pink Floyd - Pigs On The Wing (Part 2).
27 Pink Floyd - Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2).
28 Sex Pistols - Anarchy In The U.K.
29 Patti Smith - Gloria.
30 Patti Smith - Because The Night.
31 Van Morrison - Wavelength.
32 Clash - Police On My Back.
33 Joe Strummer - Keys To Your Heart.
34 Bob Dylan - Like A Rolling Stone.
35 Shocking Blue* - Venus.
36 Amy Helm - Odetta.
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THE 60s
In this podcast we go down into the valley one by one to rendezvous with musicians to hear their songs about valleys.
Artist - Track.
n this podcast Jerome delves into the rock, rhythm and blues music of the 60s. He takes a retrospective look at the 60s year by year. What were some of the big hits and some of the influential albums?
Playlist: Artist - Track.
1 The Who - My Generation
2 The Rolling Stones* - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction.
3 The Electric Prunes - I had too much to dream last night.
4 Wilson Pickett - Land of 1000 dances.
5 The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby.
6 The Beach Boys - Wouldn't It Be Nice.
7The Beatles - Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
8 Iron Butterfly - Slayer in A Gadda da Vida.
9 The Who – Tommy.
10 The Doors - Light My Fire.
11 Fats Domino - Walking To New Orleans.
12 Buster Brown - Fannie Mae.
13 Bobby Lewis - Tossin’ and Turnin’.
14 Ernie K Doe - Mother in Law.
15 Ray Charles - Hit the road Jack.
16 Acker Bilk - Stranger On The Shore.
17 King Curtis and The Noble Knights - Soul Twist.
18 Gene Chandler - Duke of Earl.
19 Little Johnny Taylor - Part Time Love.
20 Martha and the Vandellas - Heat Wave.
21 The Beatles - I Want To Hold Your Hand
22 Rufus Thomas - Jump Back.
23 Etta James - Loving You More Every Day.
24 Junior Walker and The All Stars – Shotgun.
25 Sam the Sham and The Pharaohs - Wooly Bully.
26 Bob Dylan - Like A Rolling Stone.
27 Bob Dylan - Rainy Day Woman.
28 Jimi Hendrix Experience - Burning of The Midnight Lamp.
29 Cream - White Room.
30 Johnny Winter - Hustled down in Texas.
31 Slim Harpo - Baby Scratch My Back.
32 Sam & Dave - Hold On! I'm A Comin'.
33 The Lovin' Spoonful - Summer in the City.
34 Jackie Wilson - Your Love keeps lifting me Higher and Higher.
35 Spencer Davis Group - Gimme Some Lovin’.
36 Otis Redding - (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay.
37 Richie Havens - Freedom.
38 The Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter.
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"2000 Light Years From Home" Rolling Stones. Animation by David Stoeckel
"Dust My Broom" Elmore James. 1951. Animation by David Stoeckel
"Match Box Blues". Artist: Blind Lemon Jefferson. Animation: David Stoeckel.
"Sundown Blues". Artist: Daddy Stovepipe. 1924 Animation: David Stoeckel.
"Cloud Corner". Music extracts from Marisa Anderson's 2018 album "Cloud Corner". Animation: David Stoeckel.
"Thinking of a Place". Artist: The War On Drugs. Album: A Deeper Understanding. Animation: David Stoeckel.
"This bitter earth. On the nature of daylight."
"This Bitter Earth" is a 1960 song made famous by rhythm and blues singer Dinah Washington. In February 2010, the song was featured on the soundtrack for the Martin Scorsese film Shutter Island, in the form of a mix with Max Richter's "On the Nature of Daylight". The film's soundtrack was curated by Robbie Robertson.
"Shroud". Artist: Emily Jane White. Animation: David Stoeckel.
"Way Back Home" by Nikko and Snooks
"Your Dangerous Mind" by The Masonics from the album Obermann Rides Again.
"Summer Cannibals" Track 5 from the album "Gone Again" by Patti Smith. Animation by David Stoeckel.
"Creatures" by Andrea Schroeder. Track 7 from the 2016 album "Void". Animation by david Stoecke with excerpts from F. W. Murnau's 1922 silent movie "Nosferatu".
"Mysteries" by Beth Gibbons & Rustin Man from the album "Out of Season". Released 2002. "Out of Season" a studio album by Portishead frontwoman Beth Gibbons and former Talk Talk bassist Paul Webb (under the pseudonym Rustin Man). Animation by David Stoeckel.
"Bright Shadows" Beaver & Krause. "GANDHARVA". 1971.
Recorded in San Francisco's Grace Cathedral.
Gerry Mulligan on baritone sax and Bud Shank on alto sax and flute. Animation and photography by David Stoeckel.
"Pablo's Blues" featuring Robert Johnson. From the Album "In Search Of Excellounge" by Gare Du Nord
Mr Airplane Man. "The Lost Tapes".Mr. Airplane Man is Margaret Garrett on vocals and guitar and Tara McManus on drums, keyboard and vocals. In October 2015 Dirty Water Records released "The Lost Tapes" an album recorded at The Money Shot in 1999 and had not been previously released.
Adrian Raso and Fanfare Ciocărlia. 'C'est La Vie' from the album Devil's Tale.
Adalita. 'Annihilate Baby' from the album All Day Venus.
The War On Drugs. 'Disappearing' from the album Lost in the Dream.
Andrea Schroeder. 'The Spider'' from the album Where The Wild Oceans End.
Podcasts from sablues.org receive over 8,000 downloads each month. Why?
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Each month Jerome Douvendahns from www.sablues.org presents 2 podcasts :
'Blues Time' which draws its play list from acoustic and electric blues.
'Roots Rendezvous' which presents a selection from the genres of roots, alt. country, progressive folk and indie. rock.
Podcasts are produced by David Stoeckel and recorded in the Bowen Studio located in beautiful suburban Adelaide. Listeners are given a taste of some of the exciting and diverse roots and blues albums currently on offer. It is hoped that this taste prompts you to make some purchases, whether it's from your local record store or online. Remember a little bit of that money trickles thro' to the musicians!
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