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Juniper [00:28] "Boys! Boys! Boys! Boys! Boys!" Juniper FABCOM! Records FR-002 2020 The finest bubblefun you can have and be sober! Siouxsie and the Banshees [02:19] "Christine" Kaleidoscope PVC Records PVC 7921 1980 I dated a Christine once. Thankfully she only had one personality. Sunn O))) [05:18] "Kannon 2" Kannon Southern Lord sunn250 2015 Hello heaviness. The New Trust [15:05] "Obsidian" Keep Dreaming Discos Huelga huel018 2013 Santa Rosa's very own. Recorded and mixed by Steve Albini at Electrical Audio. Merle Haggard and the Strangers [18:49] "Here in Frisco" Keep Movin' On Capitol Records ST 11365 1975 Evidently if you're from around these parts, you don't call it Frisco. But who am I, a Yankee, to say? Anywho, that one goes out to all you loyal listeners in Shakeytown making all alone work for the last year. I can't even imagine. The Four Tops [21:29] "Ain't No Woman (Like the One I Got)" Keeper of the Castle Dunhill/ABC Records DSX 50129 1972 Tell 'em Levi. Originally recorded by Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds, who are three people, not four. We've had this discussion already. Artie Shaw and his Orchestra [24:24] "Begin the Beguine" Kellogg's Presents Big Band Classics RCA Special Products DPL1-0438(e) 1980 That's right kids: eat enough Frosted Flakes and you too could grow up to own a compilation of all your favorite big band numbers performed by yesterday's stars. Jerry Reed [29:00] "Eastbound and Down" Kickin' Country K-Tel WU 3600 1981 Guitar man Jerry Reed gets us ready for that beer run. Made it to number 3 on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 in 1977. Jerry gets a little help from Jordinaire Gordon Stoker. And Flash, of course. The Exbats [31:48] "I Got the Hots for Charlie Watts" Kicks, Hits, and Fits Burger Records BRGR 1456 2020 Easily one of my favorite albums from 2020. And of course, Inez is right. Roberta Flack [35:41] "Suzanne" Killing Me Softly Atlantic SD 7271 1973 We heard Roberta covering Leonard Cohen on her debut album First Take, so why not hear her covering Leonard Cohen on this double platinum album? Miles Davis [46:25] "Blue in Green" Kind of Blue Columbia PC 8163 1959 (1977 Terre Haute reissue) A modal ballad from Miles recorded March 2, 1959 with John Coltrane on tenor sax, Bille Evans on piano, Paul Chambers on double bass, and Jimmy Cobb on drums. Benny Goodman Quartet [51:41] "Vibraphone Blues" The King of Swing, Vol 1: 1937-38 Jazz Concert No. 2 Columbia CL 817 1956 Originally recorded in 1937, this track features Lionel Hampton on both vibes and vocals, plus Benny on clarinet, Teddy Wilson on piano, and Gene Krupa on drums. Sidney Bechet [55:04] "Crazy Rhythm" The King of the Soprano Saxophone Good Time Jazz L-12013 1956 A fine take on this standard, featuring Bechet and some assistance from Jonah Jones on trumpet. Music behind the DJ: "Gomez" by Vic Mizzy

Altered Images [00:29] "Insects" I Could Be Happy Epic EPC A13 1834 1981 Have I mentioned my undying love for Clare Grogan? Mose Allison [03:58] "Your Mind Is on Vacation" I Don't Worry About a Thing Atlantic SD 1389 1962 (1966 reissue) Sometimes, you just have to go with the classics. Featuring Mose on piano, Addison Farmer on bass, and Osie Johnson on drums. Jim Croce [06:35] "Workin' at the Car Wash Blues" I Got a Name ABC Records ABCX-797 1973 Posthumously release, this particular track made it to number 32 on the Hot 100. It was also covered by none other than The Great Gonzo (https://youtu.be/evEK_xJCewM). Sammy Davis, Jr. [09:07] "I've Got You Under My Skin" I Gotta Be Me Reprise Records RS 6324 1968 Usually can't go wrong with Cole Porter. Sammy appears in hippy frippery of the times on the cover. Dire Wolves Just Exactly Perfect Sisters Band [12:57] "Myriads" I Just Wasn't Made for These Set Times Centripetal Force CF.05 2020 An album title that I can certainly relate to. Easily one of my favorite albums of 2020. Tony Bennett [25:06] "The Best Is Yet to Come" I Left My Heart in San Francisco Columbia CS 8669 1962 San Francisco has been kinda weird lately, so we'll just pretend the best is yet to come. Loretta Lynn [28:21] "Walking After Midnight" I Remember Patsy MCA Records-2265 1977 Some great harmonies going on here. Jack La Forge, his Piano and Orchestra [30:38] "The Cleopatra Kick" I Remember You Regina Records R 282 1963 Well, you know I love novelty songs. Spiritualized [32:48] "I Think I'm in Love (Chemical Brothers Vocal Remix)" I Think I'm in Love Dedicated Spirit 014T 1998 Oddly enough, this 12" remix is shorter than the album version of this song. Gilbert O'Sullivan [41:15] "Get Down" I'm a Writer, Not a Fighter MAM MAM 7 1973 Some funky-ish clavinet from Mr. O'Sullivan. We'll presume he's singing about his dog. Made it to number 7 on the Hot 100. Divine [43:53] "I'm So Beautiful (Divine Mix)" I'm So Beautiful Proto ENA(T) 121 1984 Some Hi-NRG dance music from the one and only Divine. Buck Owens and his Buckaroos [50:25] "I've Got a Tiger by the Tail" I've Got a Tiger by the Tail Capitol Records ST-2283 1965 Every day someone is born who has never heard Buck Owens and his Buckaroos. Buck takes the solo on this one, and Don Rich helps out with harmony. Buck Owens and his Buckaroos [52:37] "Alabama, Louisiana, or Maybe Tennessee" I've Got You on My Mind Again Capitol Records ST 131 1968 A little travelling music please. Music behind the DJ: "Gomez" by Vic Mizzy

Kate Bush [00:42] "Night of the Swallow" The Dreaming EMI America ST-17084 1982 Kate's fourth studio album, which crept into the Top 200, reaching number 157. Recorded when she was 23. Shannon and the Clams [06:33] "Heads or Tails" Dreams in the Rat House Hardly Art HAR-069 2013 Speaking of fourth albums, this is the fourth studio album by Shannon Shaw, Cody Blanchard and Ian Anderson. If you want to play 'Where's Your Old Pal Will', you can check out this live video of Shannon and the Clams playing "Heads or Tails" at the 2014 Burger Boogaloo in Mosswood Park (https://youtu.be/hbsXwseBgbk). The Cult [10:43] "Dreamtime" Dreamtime Beggars Banquet BEGA 57 1984 The title track from the debut album by The Cult. Vinyl Nation Interview [14:39] Your Old Pal Will speaks with Kevin Smokler & Christopher Boone, co-directors of Vinyl Nation (https://vinylnationfilm.com): A documentary dig into the resurgence of vinyl records, the diversification of vinyl fans and what this all means for America today. Spacemen 3 [33:51] "Ecstasy in Slow Motion" Dreamweapon: An Evening of Contemporary Sitar Music Superior Viaduct SV153 1993/2018 Peter Kember aka Sonic Boom playing a farfisa and effects for this 1987 studio performance, originally released by Sympathy for the Record Industry, and more recently re-released by Superior Viaduct. The Residents [43:12] "Weight-Lifting Lulu" Duck Stab/Buster & Glen Ralph Records RR0278 1978 A fun little ditty from the Buster & Glen side of the album. Dumb Numbers [46:22] "Evil Has Grown" Dumb Numbers Joyful Noise Recordings JNR115 2013 A project by Australian Adam Harding, with this track featuring Bobb Bruno from Best Coast on bass and Murph from Dinosaur Jr on drums. Music behind the DJ: "Gomez" by Vic Mizzy

Guided by Voices [00:58] "Echos Myron" Bee Thousand Scat Records SCAT 35 1994 One of the many classics from this canonical lo-fi album on beautiful translucent blue vinyl. If you're the sort that digs the 33 1/3 book series, there is an excellent one on this album. Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra [03:39] "Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 67: Scherzo-Allegro/Allegro; Presto" Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 67/Egmont Overture Op. 84/Coriolan Overture, Op. 62/Overture "Leonore" No. 3, Op. 7a Mercury MG 50017 1953 Well, the cover says Beethoven: Eroica Symphony No. 3 in E Flat Major, but instead, it's a completely different Beethoven piece by a different orchestra, on a different label. Ah well. Can't argue with free. Otto Klemperer conducting the Philharmonia Orchestra [12:52] "Symphony No. 8 in F Major, Op. 93: II. Allegretto Scherzando" Symphony No. 1 & No. 8 Angel Records 35657 1958 Supposedly this is a parody of a metronome. Gotta love musical jokes. And yes, Otto Klemperer is the father of beloved actor Werner Klemperer. Bob Dylan/The Band [18:38] "All Along the Watchtower" Before the Flood Asylum Records AB-201 1974 Some interesting items on this double live album. Some less interesting and chaotic things. All Along the Watchtower seems to be a solid symbiosis between Bob and the Band. The Rolling Stones [22:01] "Stray Cat Blues" Beggars Banquet London Records PS 539 A rockin blues number from Jagger and Richards, supposedly inspired by VU's Heroin. It also features Brian Jones on mellotron. The beginning of the end for Mr. Jones. Cannonball Adderley [26:39] "Spectacular" Beginnings Mercury EMS-2-404 1976 Recorded February 6, 1975, with Nat Adderley on cornet, Junior Mance on piano, Sam Jones on bass, and Jimmy Cobb on drums. Fine Arts Quartet [31:25] "String Quartet No. 6, I. Mesto - Più mosso, pesante - vivace/II. Mesto - Marcia" Bela Bartók Streichquartette Nr. 5 (1934) Nr. 6. (1939) Barenreiter Musicaphon BM 30 L 1803 This selection used to belong to the Djerassi Foundation in Woodside CA. I wonder which artist liberated this from their collection. Stevie Nicks [47:23] "Edge of Seventeen" Bella Donna Modern Records MR 38-139 1981 Quadruple platinum from everyone's favorite witchy woman, on the record label that Stevie co-founded with Danny Goldberg and Paul Fishkin. Nadja [52:46] "Skin Like Sand" Belles Bêtes Beta-lactam Ring Records 2009 The first of many tracks you will be hearing from the transcendent duo known as Nadja (https://nadja.bandcamp.com/music). This track is a reinterpretation of a solo project by member Aidan Baker entitled Songs of Flowers & Skin. Music behind the DJ: "Gomez" by Vic Mizzy

Jimmy Buffett [01:17] "Dallas" A1A ABC Dunhill DSD-50183 1974 Still the decent country-oriented Buffett. This one was penned by the Coral Reefer's guitarist Roger Bartlett. Made it to number 25 on the Billboard 200. Darryl Hall & John Oates [04:42] "She's Gone" Abandoned Luncheonette Atlantic Records SD 7269 1973 To be honest, I really like "Las Vegas Turnaround", the track that precedes "She's Gone" but sometimes you just have to go with the hits. It's possible that somewhere out there in listener land, there is someone who has never heard "She's Gone". Hit #33 on the charts and turned platinum 29 years after its release. ABBA [10:09] "SOS" ABBA Atlantic Records SD 18146 1975 Too many tracks to choose from! I almost went with "Hey Hey Helen" but in the I had to send for help. While the album only just dented the Billboard 200 reaching #174, as a single "SOS" made it to #15 on the Hot 100. Count Basie Orchestra [13:31] "Jumpin' at the Woodside" The ABC Collection ABC Records AC-30004 1976 A 1976 reissue of Count Basie's 1969 Dot Records release Standing Ovation, recorded at the Tropicana in Las Vegas. Chelsea Wolfe [18:49] "Crazy Love" Abyss Sargent House SH141 2015 Continuing her evolution, this is one of the more brooding tracks from this excellent Sargent House release. This was also the first Chelsea Wolfe album to chart, making it up to #130. I'll also take this opportunity to let interested parties know that if you have the opportunity to see Chelsea Wolfe live, you should do it. Kiss [22:21] "New York Groove" Ace Frehley Casablanca Records NBLP 7121 1978 Back in the New York Groove, backed by such NY session musicians as Anton Fig and Will Lee. Of course this album made it well into the Billboard 200, peaking out at 26. It was also certified platinum a month after its release. Of course this is in the pre-Soundscan days, so that just meant that 1,000,000 copies of the album were shipped out, which explains why I picked up this remaindered copy for $1. Luke Sweeney [25:29] "Sympathy for the Night" Adventure: Us Aerobic International 2014 Speaking of grooves, this track by Bay Area musican Luke Sweeney has a very solid one. Nilsson [28:30] "One" Aerial Ballet RCA Victor LSP-3956 1968 Again, so many great songs to choose from, some of which we'll hear as we progress through the season, but I decided to go with this "One" ^.^ While this track failed to chart as a single, a year later Three Dog Night would take their rendition all the way up to number 5 on the Hot 100. Havens, Richie [32:45] "To Give All Your Love Away" Alarm Clock Stormy Forest SFS 6005 1971 A vert solid jam from Ritchie Haven's most successful album, featuring Rick Derringer on electric guitar. Monty Python [35:37] "Constitutional Peasants" Album to the Soundtrack of the Trailer of the Film of Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Executive Version Arista AB 4050 1975 Seems relevant. Alison Moyet [38:37] "Honey for Bees" Alf Columbia Records BFC 39956 1984 A solo outing from the vocal powerhouse half of Yaz, produced by early 80s mega producers Jolley & Swain. Patti Austin covered this song as a single a year later and took it into the top dance club singles. Moev [42:48] "Alibis" Alibis Nettwerk 12 NTWK 11 1984 I had almost forgotten about this Canadian synth pop outfit. I had their album Yeah, Whatever once upon a time as a cassette, and then this 12" single recently made it into my collection. Hakuna matata. The She’s [49:22] "Eva's Interlude/Anywhere But Here" All Female Rock and Roll Quartet Empty Cellar Records EMP 034 2017 Great band, great album, and a great interlude! The vinyl release has a fantastic bookley featuring artwork by women who inspire the band. Earth, Wind & Fire [54:24] "Magic Mind" All n’ All Columbia Records 34905 1977 Yet still even more hot stuff from Earth Wind & Fire. The gents made it all the way up to number 3 on the album charts and went on to go triple platinum. Diana Ross [58:09] "Upside Down" All the Great Hits Motown M13-960C2 1981 Defintely enjoying the handywork of Chic's Nile Rodger and Bernard Edwards on this late-disco classic. Sarah Vaughan [01:02:15] "It's Delovely" All Time Favorites Mercury Wing MGW 12123 1965 Two great classics that taste great together. I'm talking about Sarah Vaughan and Cole Porter. Music behind the DJ: "Gomez" by Vic Mizzy

Velvet Underground [00:33] a side: "Who Loves the Sun (mono)" b side: "Who Loves the Sun (stereo)" Cotillion Records 45-44107 1971 A suitably Lou Reed-esque lyric, sung but Doug Yule. Deerhoof w/ special Guest Marc Ribot a side: "Who Sleeps, Only Dreams" [06:09] Ceramic Dog b side: "Hide with Me" [09:20] Northern Spy Records NS 053 2014 Yup, this is pretty much my dream split. The first Bay Area band that flipped my switch after moving out here, and my favorite guitarist that I tried to see at every opportunity when I live in NYC. The Archies [14:48] a side: "Who's Your Baby" b side: "Senorita Rita" Kirshner Records 63-5003 1969 Bubblegum pop with a gospel break on the a-side, and a latin themed flipside? The Archies covering all the bases with this 45. DeBarge [20:17] a side: "Who's Holding Donna Now?" b side: "Be My Lady" Gordy Records 1793GF 1985 Now that is some smooth r&b. No wonder it made it all the way to number 6 on the Hot 100. Eurythmics [29:25] a side: "Who's that Girl?" b side: "Aqua" RCA Records PB-13800 1983 If you've never seen the video for this single (https://youtu.be/-5iDKWV6Chg), it's quite a treat. Bongwater a side: "Why Are We Sleeping?" [39:49] Uncle Wiggly a side: "With My" [43:48] Dean Wareham b side: "Indian Summer" [45:47] Beat Happening b side: "Foggy Eyes" [48:50] The Tinklers b side: "I Think We're Alone Now" [51:38] Chemical Imbalance #7 1990 Almost forgot about the Great Shakes ad intro to this Chemical Imbalance Issue #7 disc. Rock and Roll Adventure Kids [53:28] a side: "Wildman/She's a Dork and I Like Her/Twist 'n' Shout" b side: "Wildman/She's a Dork and I Like Her/Twist 'n' Shout" Soul Not Style Records SOUL 1 2001 Hot stuff featuring Bay Area Burger Guy Marc Ribak. Great Falls a side: "Wingwalker" [59:31] Thou b side: "Prayer to God" [01:05:54] Hell Comes Home HCH-014 A very heavy, very Shellac-y split. Music behind the DJ: "Gomez" by Vic Mizzy

Stray Cats [00:47] a side: "Rock This Town" b side: "You Can't Hurry Love" EMI Records B-8132 1981 A-side produced by Dave Edmunds and written by Brian Seltzer, and the b-side produced by Brian Seltzer and of course written by Holland, Dozier, and Holland. Link Wray & His Ray Men [07:17] a side: "Rumble" b side: "The Swag" Cadence Records 1347 1958 The a-side title was suggested by none other than Phil Everly. Be sure to check out the documentary Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World (https://youtu.be/hovJUoyxulc). Leif Garrett [12:55] a side: "Runaround Sue" b side: "I Wanna Share a Dream with You" Atlantic Records 3440 1977 Yup, that's pretty much the sound of 1977 pop culture. Future nostalgia? Dion DiMucci he ain't. Also, Leif, no one wants to hear about your dreams. Iron Maiden [17:40] a side: "Running Free" b side: "Burning Ambition" EMI Records EMI 5032 1980 The sound of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. Jane Wiedlin [24:44] a side: "Rush Hour" b side: "The End of Love" EMI Manhattan B-50118 1988 Fun fact: this song can be heard in the Corey and Corey classic License to Drive (https://youtu.be/a4KJtDxTqWQ). View at your own peril. Billy Harner [32:03] a side: "Sally Sayin' Somthing" b side: "Don't Want My Love" Kama Sutra Records KA226 1967 Not much I can tell you about this single except that it's on Kama Sutra Records and songwriting credits are by Sunshine and Poltergeist. I guess that is sayin' something. Eric Burdon and The Animals [37:21] a side: "San Franciscan Night" b side: "Good Times" MGM Records K13769 1967 Peace and love, peace and love. Till the meth moves in. Not to be confused with The Animals. The Corsairs [43:48] a side: "Save a Litte Monkey" b side: "Instrumental Background To Save A Little Monkey" Tuff Records TU5584 1963 You know I love a good monkey song, and the flipside is prime for the karaoke party room! Music behind the DJ: "Gomez" by Vic Mizzy Bonus Round The 5, 6, 7, 8s with Bloodshot Bill [50:15] a side: "My Little Muck Muck" b side: "Smell Was Grease and Chewing Gum" Pig Baby Records PBR014 2018

Dick and Libby Halleman and their High Society Orchestra [00:19] a side: "Pizza Sure Is Good" b side: "Geococcyx Californianus" Summit Records SR-189-12 1963(?) It sure is. Olivia Newton-John [04:42] a side: "Please Mr. Please" b side: "And in the Morning" MCA Records MCA-40418 1975 A fine mellow 70s country song sung by an Australian and penned by two Brits: Bruce Welch and John Rostill of The Shadows. Go figure. Reached #3 on the Hot 100 and #5 on the Country charts. Dim Stars [13:36] disc 1, a side: "The Plug/Dim Star" disc 1, b side: "Christian Rat Attack" disc 2, a side: "You Gotta Lose (Pt. 1)" disc 2, b side: "You Gotta Lose (Pt. 2)" disc 3, a side: "You Gotta Lose (Pt. 3)" disc 3, b side: "You Gotta Lose (Pt. 4)" Ecstatic Peace! E# 11 1991 A downtown NY super group of sorts featuring Richard Hell, Steve Shelley, Thurston Moore and Don Fleming. Sonny and Cher [44:32] a side: "Podunk" b side: "A Beautiful Story" ATCO Records 45-6480 1967 Well, the b-side isn't so bad. M [50:19] a side: "Pop Muzik" b side: "M Factor" Razor & Tie 1979 aka Robin Scott. This song was pretty inescapable in late 1979 and into 1980 (https://youtu.be/gPoiv0sZ4s4), when it made it all the way to #1 on the Hot 100. The Monkees [57:45] a side: "Porpoise Song" b side: "As We Go Along" Colgems 66-1031 1968 From the BBS motion picture "Head (https://youtu.be/dfVpZkNw8_k)". Muisc behind the DJ: "Gomez" by Vic Mizzy

Smashing Orange [00:27] a side: "Not Very Much to See" b side: "Collide" Ringers Lactate RL03 1991 Some fine Loop-esque shoegaze grunge from Delaware's own Smashing Orange. Caught them at The Marquee in New York on a bill with Primus and The Fluid. George Jones and the Jones Boys [06:54] a side: "Not What I Had in Mind" b side: "I Saw Me" United Artists UA528 1963 Reached number 7 on the Country charts. The Rubinoos [13:21] a side: "Nothing a Little Love Won't Cure (stereo)" b side: "Nothing a Little Love Won't Cure (mono)" Berserkley Records ZS8-5810 1977 Power pop from the People's Republic of Berkeley. Guns N' Roses [18:40] a side: "November Rain" b side: "Sweet Child o' Mine" Geffen Records GEFS7-19067 1991 Is "November Rain" really just "Candle in the Wind" disguised as a power ballad? Inquiring minds want to know! Sir Douglas Quintet [34:38] a side: "Nuevo Laredo (mono)" b side: "Nuevo Laredo (mono)" Smash Records S-2259 1970 Some mighty fine Tex-Mex from the man who loves to sing about municipalities. The Shadows of the Knight [37:17] a side: "Oh Yeah" b side: "Light Bulb Blues" Dunwich Records DN-10155 1966 Sure the a-side is a garage rock classic, but dang that b-side is blistering. Palace Brothers [43:27] a side: "Ohio River Boat Song" b side: "Drinking Woman" Drag City Records DC25 1993 The first stirrings of His Bonnieness from Louisville. The Blank Tapes [50:19] a side: "1000 Leather Tassels" b side: "Mr. Mister" Volcom Ent. Vinyl Club VEVC0037 2014 Some fine jangle pop form Matt Adams and Pearl Charles. Music behind the DJ: "Gomez" by Vic Mizzy.

DEVO [00:48] a side: "Jerkin' Back 'n' Forth (mono)" b side: "Jerkin' Back 'n' Forth (mono)" Warner Bros. Records WBS50010 1981 Both sides are mono! The Archies [06:52] a side: "Jingle Jangle" b side: "Justine" Kirshner Records 63-5002 1969 Hooo boy, if only this were a promo single I'd totally play "Jingle Jangle" twice. At least. Outer Limits Recordings [12:43] a side: "Julie" b side: "Plastik Child" Olde English Spelling Bee OESB-709 2010 Awesome weirdo pop. Shawne Jackson [21:01] a side: "Just as Bad as You (stereo)" b side: "Just as Bad as You (mono)" Playboy Records P 50053 1974 Funky stuff from North of the border. The Main Ingredient [27:10] a side: "Just Don't Want to Be Lonely" b side: "Goodbye My Love" RCA Victor APB0-0205 1974 Ahhh so smooooth. Don't know why it only reached number 60 on the Hot 100. Sonny and Cher [35:39] a side: "Just You" b side: "Sing C'est la Vie" ATCO Records 45-6345 1965 Their first single on ATCO, and evidently one of Cher's favorites. The Cars [43:29] a side: "Just What I Needed" b side: "Tonight She Comes" Elektra Records 7-69589 1985 Huh, well I'll be damned... "Tonight She Comes" is actually the a-side since this was released for their Greatest Hits album. Oh well. Ah yes, it's all coming back to me now. The Pretenders [51:05] a side: "Kid (stereo)" b side: "Kid (mono)" Sire Records SRE49533 1979 Definitely my favorite Pretenders single. Those James Honeyman-Scott riffs are where it's at. Happy to play that one twice. Music behind the DJ: "Gomez" by Vic Mizzy.

Vinyl-O-Matic Season 4, Episode 8 45s and Other Revolutions: A-Sides beginning with B, Part 5 L.A. Witch a: "Brian" b: "Untitled" Greenway Records GWY-021 (2016) In case you didn't already know, LA Witch are pretty damned rad (https://youtu.be/7SXQ71YT3Es). The Ladybug Transistor a: "Brighton Bound" b: "Cienfuegos (Cicada Sonata)" Elefant Records ER-226 (2000) For all you fellow Elephant 6 (https://youtu.be/vagJ7osygw) fans. **_ Bonny Billy/Rainywood a: "Brother Warrior" b: "Cornflower Blue" Palace Records PR27 (2002) Once upon a time I was a Palace/Will Oldham/Bonnie 'Prince' Billy completist. I was fortunate enough to pick up this single at a BPB show in Monte Rio CA, of all places, in 2002. Rainywood played that date as well. Rainywood would later become Brightblack Morning Light (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brightblack_Morning_Light). Chuck Berry & His Combo a: "Brown Eyed Handsome Man" b: "Too Much Monkey Business" Chess Records 1635 (1956) Never too much monkey business (https://youtu.be/2cFgCUIJL2g) as far as this simian is concerned. The Rolling Stones a: "Brown Sugar" b: "Bitch" Rolling Stones Records RS-19100 (1971) Here's Keef and The Rooster checking out a mix of Brown Sugar (https://youtu.be/4rlGoDD-Vt8). The Rock and Roll Dubble Bubble Trading Card Co. of Philadelphia a: "Bubble Gum Music" b: "On a Summer Night" Buddah Records BDA 78 (1968) Seems like the perfect branding fit and namedropping all the while with the likes of Boyce and Hart (https://youtu.be/mfnlBXLHd08), The Monkees (https://youtu.be/tNqUufWLfZc), and 1910 Fruitgum Company (https://youtu.be/93zZ8_KO4pA). Talking Heads a: "Burning Down the House" b: "I Get Wild/Wild Gravity" Sire Records 7-29565 (1983) Sure they got the attention of us nerds with Once in a Lifetime (https://youtu.be/I1wg1DNHbNU), but this was pretty much their breakout, reaching all the way to Number 9 on the Billboard Hot 100. Madonna a: "Burning Up" b: "Physical Attraction" Sire Records 7-29609 Easily my favorite Madonna single (https://youtu.be/pufec0Hps00), no question. Mike Watt's rendition (https://youtu.be/BjpKb3rb2Qc) is pretty rad too. The B side could easily have been 3 minutes shorter. Music Behind the DJ: “Gomez” by Vic Mizzy (1964). Cover image: Selma Blair as Liz Sherman in Hellboy 2: The Golden Army (del Toro, 2008). If you are a fan of podcast applications, you can use http://vinylomatic.com/rss to subscribe. If you enjoy listening to Vinyl-O-Matic, please consider becoming a member of KWTF (https://www.kwtf.net/donate/) or providing a one time donation. We are a small but growing radio station and could greatly use your assistance. Want to be the first to find out when new episodes are archived? Sign up for the Vinyl-O-Matic newsletter (http://vinylomatic.com/communique).

Vinyl-O-Matic Season 4, Episode 1 45s and Other Revolutions: A-Sides beginning with A Mable John a: "Able Mable" b: "Don't Get Caught" Stax Records 45-249 Definitely able. Prince Buster's All Stars a: "Al Capone" b: "One Step Beyond" Blue Beat Records BB 324 Yes those songs. The Byrds a: "All I Really Want to Do" b: "I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better" Columbia Records 4-43332 Evidently inspired Cher's rendition of this Dylan song. Pretty Girls Make Graves a: "All Medicated Geniuses" b: "C30 C60 C*90 Go/Magic Lights" Matador Records OLE-606-7 Yes that song. Los Campesinos! a: "Allez Les Blues" b: "Dumb Luck" Heat Rash HR #3 I really

This month we are focusing on going in depth with various news articles related to the culture. We also have an album review from Angelspit, some listener feedback and other witty banter. Our guests this month: -Skot from Leper who you can find on bandcamp and Grrr records. -DJ Gomez who you can find on Angst Projekt. Don't forget to check out the cool rewards you can get from our Patreon page. What are you drinking: Valar Morgulis - Ommegang News: Pastel Goth - Article 1 Article 2 Goth Hypocrisy New Cemetery Technology OK Cupid Prejudice Experiment Punk is Alive and Well in China Quick News: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Movie The Mill at Calders End Japanese Funeral Fesitval Twin Peaks is Returning A Sequel to The Labyrinth Iggy Pop in a new Dario Argento film Album Review: Angelspit - The Product

Welcome to Episode 8, the one about goth music! On today's show our special guest is DJ Gomez. Don't forget to like our Facebook Page! What are you Drinking: Butterfly Flashmob - Solemn Oath Brewery Beer Show News: Poems in the Cemetery Ghetto Gothic Cemetery Wedding Tumblr Goth Funeral Industry News Album Review: Peter Murphy - Lion Philosophy Corner: -Goth Music- Movie: Hellraiser - Revelations Sinsiter Suggestion: meagothy.com