Podcasts about Moving Sidewalks

In this lively episode of the Divinely Uninspired podcast, hosts Jeremy, Penny, and Paul share their hot takes and unpopular opinions, from funeral processions to escalator etiquette. They dive into humorous and heated discussions while also recounting Jeremy's recent mission trip to Guatemala, highlighting the impactful work done there and the unique experiences like tasting Pollo Comparo. The episode wraps up with a delightful taste test of Post Malone-themed Oreos and some fun insights into the peculiarities of international cuisine. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome Back 00:42 Icebreaker Questions and Hot Takes 01:16 Funeral Processions and Escalator Etiquette 04:59 Moving Sidewalks and NTI Opinions 11:04 Super Bowl Recap and Hot Takes 17:00 Cholesterol and Crazy Diets 23:13 The Beard Dilemma 24:41 Post Malone Oreo Taste Test 32:37 Guatemala Mission Trip Insights 47:13 Concluding Thoughts and Fun Moments

Before launching the iconic Texas blues-rock trio ZZ Top, a young Billy F. Gibbons was hustling through the Lone Star State with a band named the Moving Sidewalks. The small-time band had the chance of a lifetime when they opened for legendary rock guitar maestro Jimi Hendrix. Over 50 years later, Gibbons is one of the most recognizable rock musicians in American history. From ZZ Top's early work in creating classic rock radio staples like “La Grange” and “Tush” in the 1970s to becoming a global phenomenon with innovative music videos in the early years of MTV, Gibbons has been the guiding hand behind ZZ Top's evolution from the “Little Ol' Band from Texas” to pop culture behemoth with the 1983 album Eliminator, which has sold over 20 million copies worldwide. As the guitarist and main singer of ZZ Top, Gibbons has gained immense respect among other music luminaries with guest appearances and collaborations with legends like B.B. King, Les Paul, Jeff Beck, John Mayall, and Sammy Hagar before releasing solo albums like The Big Bad Blues (2018), which was named Blues Rock Album of the Year by the Blues Music Awards. He has continued to lead ZZ Top in the aftermath of the death of longtime bandmate Dusty Hill in 2021 and shows no signs of slowing down from bringing his unique brand of Texas blues to the world. Featuring new interviews with Gibbons' collaborators, including producers Terry Manning (Tres Hombres, Eliminator) and Robin Hood Brians (ZZ Top's First Album, Rio Grande Mud) and Ministry's Al Jourgensen and more, Gimme All Your Lovin': The Blues, Boogie, and Beard of ZZ Top's Billy F. Gibbons is a celebration of a true rock and roll original. The Author: Christopher McKittrick is the author of the books Howling to the Moonlight on a Hot Summer Night: The Tale of the Stray Cats (Backbeat Books, 2024), Can't Give It Away on Seventh Avenue: The Rolling Stones and New York City (Post Hill Press, 2019), and Somewhere You Feel Free: Tom Petty and Los Angeles (Post Hill Press, 2020). For more info on the book click HERE

Three versions of 99th Floor, all featuring Billy Gibbons of future ZZ Top fame! Two demos by The Coachmen V, his original band, and the more well-known Moving Sidewalks version. All different, all great - but that's not all! In the mid-70s, some weirdos from Pennsylvania called TNT recorded the tune and made it even more psych! Last but not least, The Chesterfield Kings filed a faithful but extra fuzzy version in 1982. Why didn't we do this song for Episode 99 instead of 189?!?!?!

Sintonía: "Ram Charger" - The Del-Vettes"I´m In Pittsburgh (And It´s Raining)" - The Outcasts; "99th Floor" - The Moving Sidewalks; "You Rub Me The Wrong Way" - The Road; "So What" - The Lyrics; "Lost Innocence" - The Buddahs; "Bad Girl" - Zakary Thaks; "She´s Gone" - The Dovers; "It´s Cold Outside" - The Choir; "(Drinking) Wine Wine Wine" - Bobby Fuller; "Suzy Creamcheese" - Teddy & Patches; "Suicidal Flowers" - Chrystal Chandlier; "Swami" - William Penn; "Faces" - TC Atlantic; "No Good Woman" - Tree; "You Don´t Know Me" - Magi; "I Tell No Lies" - The Escapades; "Winning Ticket" - The Huns; "I Want Her Back" - The Todds; "Girl, I Need You" - Nobody´s ChildrenEscuchar audio

Singles Going Around- Brickbats (There's No Home Like Now)Faces- "Stay With Me"Solomon Burke- "Home In Your Heart"The Beach Boys- "Cotton Fields/San Miguel"David Lee Roth- "California Girls"Led Zeppelin- "Wearing and Tearing"The Ramones- "Surfin Bird"Otis Redding- "Satisfaction"Moving Sidewalks- "No Good To Cry"Jimi Hendrix Experience- "Killing Floor"Pixies- "Bone Machine"The Beatles- "Helter Skelter"Simon & Garfunkel- "Fakin' It"Bob Dylan- "Million Miles"The White Stripes- "One More Cup Of Coffee"Captain Beefheart- "Suction Prints (Instrumental Demo)"Nirvana- "Aneurysm"13th Floor Elevators- "May The Circle Remain Unbroken"Led Zeppelin- "Nobody's Fault But Mine"The Rolling Stones- "You Gotta Move"

Singles Going Around- The Past Is Never Dead, It's Not Even PastThe Kinks- "I'm A Lover Not A Fighter"The Moving Sidewalks- "Flashback"Jerry Reed- "U.S. Male"Led Zepplin- "Houses Of The Holy"Booker T & The MG's- "Tic-Tac-Toe"Neil Young- "Mr Soul"Shocking Blue- "Send Me A Postcard"Howlin Wolf- "Color and Kind"The Who- "Armenia City In The Sky"Syd Barrett- "Baby Lemonade"Johnny Cash- "Wide Open Road"Sex Pistols- "My Way"Miles Davis- "Jeru"Bob Dylan- "I Want You"13th Floor Elevators- "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love"The Donnas- "Drive In"Allen Toussaint- "Happy Times"*All selections; vinyl.

Singles Going Around- Love And A Lonesome RoadShocking Blue- "Love Buzz"The Moving Sidewalks- "Joe Blues"Allen Toussaint- "Whirlaway" The Staple Singers- "Let Me Ride"Led Zepplin- "Boogie With Stu"Esquerita- "Hey, Miss Lucy"Blossom Dearie- "'Deed I Do"Bob Dylan- "Visions  Of Johanna"13th Floor Elevators- "Before You Acuse Me"Simon & Garfunkel- "At The Zoo"Shocking Blue- "Venus"Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band- "Tarotplane"*All selections taken from the original lp's.

Sintonía: "Hangin´ High" - Big Timers "I´m In Pittsburgh (And It´s Raining)" - The Outcasts; "99th Floor" - The Moving Sidewalks; "You Rub Me The Wrong Way" - The Road; "So What" - The Lyrics; "Lost Innocence" - The Buddhas; "She´s Gone" - The Dovers; "It´s Cold Outside" - The Choir; "(Drinking) Wine Wine Wine" - Bobby Fuller; "Suicidal Flowers" - Chrystal Chandlier; "Swami" - William Penn; "You Don´t Know Me" - Magi; "I Tell No Lies" - The Escapades; "Walking Shoes" - The Trolls; "You´re Lying" - John Wooley; "Look And You Will Find" - Just Born; "SuzyCreamCheese" - Teddy & Patches; "Faces" - TC Atlantic Escuchar audio

Episode: 2217 Escalator: the Not-All-Purpose Magical Stairway.  Today, magic stairways.

Beware of Moving Sidewalks I’m Katelyn Holub, an attorney focusing on personal injury law in northwest Indiana. Welcome to Personal Injury Primer, where we break down the law into simple terms, provide legal tips, and discuss personal injury law topics. Today’s question comes from a man who fell when a moving sidewalk at a store […] The post Ep 149 – Beware of Moving Sidewalks first appeared on Personal Injury Primer.

Sometimes we go through the process of upleveling to a new position, and then we realize that maybe there are some other work factors that we care more about. So, we take another leap. I interviewed Brett last year when he was stepping into a leadership role. He got a seat at the table, learned and contributed to more strategic discussions, and discovered some new insights about his own desires and work preferences. Tune in to hear where Brett is on his journey now. Some might think he took a step back. Brett feels he's moved forward with more understanding and commitment to his work.

Airports.. the hustle and bustle is something. Jenna shares her observations of the ridiculousness at the airport.

Billy F Gibbons of ZZ Top talks about the early days; The Moving Sidewalks, the early rare & collectible records, memories of his time with Jimi Hendrix, the 1st private press ZZ Top 7" single, his new solo LP "Hardware" and more. If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related.

Garage & Proto-Psych - with THE SEEDS, THE MOVING SIDEWALKS, THE SHAGS, 3RD POWER, ASA & 126, LES NAJAS and a whole lot more! [supported by NZ on Air]

What’s this InObscuria thing? We’re a podcast that exhumes obscure Rock n' Punk n' Metal and puts them in one of 3 categories: the Lost, the Forgotten, or the Should Have Beens. Captain Ryan makes sure that we visit bands in all 3 categories during our recording session in the garage. Songs this week include:The Paybacks – “Painkiller” from Love, Not Reason (2006)The Make-Up – “Blue Is Beautiful” from After Dark [Live] (1997)Riverboat Gamblers – “Don’t Bury Me… I’m Still Not Dead Yet” from To The Confusion Of Our Enemies (2006)The Dirt Bombs – “Chains Of Love” from Ultraglide In Black (2001)The D4 – “Invader Ace” from 6Twenty (2003)Rock ‘N’ Roll Soldiers – “Anthem” from Fabulosos Calavera (1997)DMZ – “Destroyer” from DMZ (1978)Thee Oh Sees – “Abysmal Urn” from Smote Reverser (2018)Please subscribe everywhere that you listen to podcasts!Visit us: https://inobscuria.com/https://www.facebook.com/InObscuriahttps://twitter.com/inobscuriahttps://www.instagram.com/inobscuria/Buy cool stuff with our logo on it!: https://www.redbubble.com/people/InObscuria?asc=uIf you’d like to check out Kevin’s band THE SWEAR, take a listen on all streaming services or pick up a digital copy of their latest release here: https://theswear.bandcamp.com/If you want to hear Robert and Kevin’s band from the late 90s – early 00s BIG JACK PNEUMATIC, check it out here: https://bigjackpnuematic.bandcamp.com/Check out Robert’s amazing fire sculptures and metal workings here: http://flamewerx.com/

Episode # 137 - Blues Rock Legend Billy F. Gibbons talks 3rd solo album "Hardware" and much more!! We spoke about the songwriting process, the location of the recording studio at Joshua Tree, different tracks like "Hey Baby Que Paso," Title of the album, listener's question with regards to Jimi Hendrix, a list of congrats for The Big Bad Blues album, Netflix documentary Grammy nomination for Best Music Film, upcoming concert at the Ryman " A Tribute To Billy Gibbons," the Whisker Bomb hot sauce and his Rock and Roll Gear Book and more!!

This week on Dread Media, Desmond and Tom ward you off from watching the time-traveling werewolf western High Moon. Then, Rich the Monster Movie Kid returns to review The Love Witch. Songs included: "Howl" by Murder By Death, "High Moon" by Countress, "Crimson Witch" by Moving Sidewalks, and "The Eternal Struggles of the Howling Man" by Rob Zombie. Send feedback to: dreadmediapodcast@gmail.com. Follow @DevilDinosaurJr and @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Support the show at www.patreon.com/dreadmedia. Visit www.desmondreddick.com, www.stayscary.wordpress.com, www.dreadmedia.bandcamp.com, and www.kccinephile.com.

This week on Dread Media, Desmond and Tom ward you off from watching the time-traveling werewolf western High Moon. Then, Rich the Monster Movie Kid returns to review The Love Witch. Songs included: "Howl" by Murder By Death, "High Moon" by Countress, "Crimson Witch" by Moving Sidewalks, and "The Eternal Struggles of the Howling Man" by Rob Zombie. Send feedback to: dreadmediapodcast@gmail.com. Follow @DevilDinosaurJr and @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Support the show at www.patreon.com/dreadmedia. Visit www.desmondreddick.com, www.stayscary.wordpress.com, www.dreadmedia.bandcamp.com, and www.kccinephile.com.

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It's a new year and the future is looking so much brighter so let's download the latest episode of On Target and celebrate with an hour of top tunes. Playing tracks by: The Supremes, The Monterays, The Moving Sidewalks, Evie Sands, The Olympics, Johnnie Taylor and more. Full playlist available at https://umfm.com/programming/broadcast/on-target-296 FACEBOOK: facebook.com/ontargetpodcast INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/modmarty TWITTER: twitter.com/modmarty

Esta semana en Islas de Robinson soplan una vez más brisas psicodélicas. Del 66 al 68, suenan los siguientes clásicos: THE BYRDS - "I SEE YOU" ("FIFTH DIMENSION", 1966) / THE CRYAN' SHAMES - "SUNSHINE PSALM" ("A SCRATCH IN THE SKY", 1967) / THE SEEDS - "TRAVEL WITH YOUR MIND" ("FUTURE, 1967) / KALEIDOSCOPE - "KEEP YOUR MIND OPEN" ("SIDE TRIPS", 1967) / CLEAR LIGHT - "A CHILD'S SMILE" ("CLEAR LIGHT, 1967) / LOVE - "ORANGE SKIES" ("DA CAPO", 1967) / TRAFFIC - "COLOURED RAIN" ("MR. FANTASY", 1967) / THE MOVING SIDEWALKS - "YOU DON'T KNOW THE LIFE" ("FLASH", 1968) / THE PAUPERS - "MY LOVE HIDES YOUR VIEW" ("MAGIC PEOPLE", 1967) / SRC - "MARIONETTE" ("SRC", 1968) / NEON PEARL - "WHAT YOU SEE" ("1967 RECORDINGS") / THE CRAZY WORLD OF ARTHUR BROWN - "REST CURE" ("THE CRAZY WORLD OF ARTHUR BROWN", 1968) / DAVID STOUGHTON - "SAVING FOR A RAINY DAY" ("TRANSFORMER", 1968) / THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - "THE GARDEN OF EARTHLY DELIGHTS" ("THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA", 1968) / JEFFERSON AIRPLANE - "MARTHA" ("AFTER BATHING AT BAXTER'S", 1967) / Escuchar audio

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APPPPY BIRSDAY EPISODE! Listen in to this special episode of 900 Things I Hate as we record in person for Wyatt's birthday. This week we discuss the invisible clothing that is camo, slow walkers, play The Price is Right pencil sharpener edition, and our good friend Alex Jones. Hosted by Daylen Turk, Sheby Turk, Neva Gregory, and Wyatt Gregory.

The legendary Billy Gibbons joins Joe to discuss: his love of Fugazi; studying percussion with Tito Puente; attending art school in Hollywood; Roky Erickson; his uncle, Cedric Gibbons, the most awarded art director in history; and why--after over 50 years as a band--it's still a joy to play with ZZ Top.

Feb 23 2020 – Moving Sidewalks - Mike Miller by Nova Church Halifax

THE DOOMED & STONED SHOW ~Season 5, Episode 53~ The roots of heavy metal go back further than Black Sabbath's first four albums. In fact, the year that Black Sabbath was founded, there was a flurry of evolution in the heavy underground, beginning with a band called Blue Cheer. Join Billy Goate as he takes you to 1968 to meet some of the movers and shakers of that era, from familiar names like Steppenwolf, Cream, and Deep Purple, to all but forgotten gems from Fever Tree, Gun, and Giant Crab. PLAYLIST: INTRO (00:00) 1. Blue Cheer - "Summertime Blues" (00:25) HOST SEGMENT I (04:12) 2. Blue Cheer - "Out Of Focus" (05:41) 3. Iron Butterfly - "You Can't Win" (09:39) 4. Steppenwolf - "The Pusher" (12:18) 5. Gun - "Yellow Cab Man" (18:11) HOST SEGMENT II (22:28) 6. Fever Tree - "Ninety-Nine And One Half" (24:29) 7. The Amboy Dukes - "Journey to the Center of the Mind" (27:17) 8. The Crazy World of Arthur Brown - "Fire" (30:50) 9. Vanilla Fudge - "Faceless People" (33:42) 10. The Troll - "Werewolf And Witchbreath" (39:47) HOST SEGMENT III (45:05) 11. Giant Crab - "Hotline Conversation" (47:47) 12. The Doors - "Five To One" (50:46) 13. The Sundowners - "Blue-Green Eyes" (55:13) 14. Deep Purple - "Mandrake Root" (58:14) HOST SEGMENT IV (1:04:23) 15. The Jeff Beck Group - "Let Me Love You" (1:06:38) 16. Cream - "Crossroads" (1:11:21) 17. The Gods - "Misleading Colours" (1:15:40) 18. The Jimi Hendrix Experience - "Long Hot Summer Night" (1:19:20) HOST SEGMENT V (1:22:50) 19. The Moving Sidewalks - "Pluto - Sept. 31st" (1:25:17) 20. Jethro Tull - "Cat's Squirrel" (1:30:30) 21. Pretty Things - "She Says Good Morning" (1:36:14) HOST SEGMENT VI (1:39:33) 22. The Savage Rose - "A Trial In Our Native Town" (1:41:42) OUTRO (1:48:53) Ways To Listen: ▶️Spotify bit.ly/DoomedandStonedSpotify ▶️Google Play bit.ly/DoomedStonedGooglePlay ▶️Apple bit.ly/DoomedStonedApple ▶️Soundcloud @doomedandstoned ▶️Mixcloud mixcloud.com/doomedandstonedofficial ▶️Stitcher https://stitcher.com/podcast/doomed-stoned Reminder that you can show your love for the broadcast by becoming patron! Billy Goate prepares a mix of new music to keep you abreast of the latest releases. Sign up at patreon.com/doomedandstoned. Thank you for your ongoing support!

Opening salvo - the usual suspects- Dale Hawkins - La-Do-Dada [Checker 1958] 45 rpm**Bed [all beds in this show] The Rolling Stones - 2120 S. Michigan AveSet 1: Taking Bets on Red-Sonny Burgess - Red headed woman [Sun 1956] 45 rpm**Dr. Jack Van Impe Soundbite- The Checkers - I wasn't thinkin', I was drinkin' [King 1954] 45 rpm** DR&R ID- Thea Gilmore - The girl is taking bets [Flying Sparks 2001] LP - Rules For Jokers- Eddie Gale - Free me, Free you [Black Beauty 2004] LP - Afro FireSet 2: Dig Your Tight Skirt- Them - One, two brown eyes [Decca 1964] 45 rpm- John Lee Hooker - Big leg, tight skirt [VeeJay 1965] 45 rpm** The Onion Radio News - Red Lobster Stingers....- Moving Sidewalks - 99th floor [Tantara 1967] 45 rpm- Zucchero w/ Solomon Burke - Devil in me [Polydor 2004] LP - Z & Co.Set 3: It's Hot....Don't Go!- Troyce Key - Baby please don't go [Warner Bros 1958] 45 rpm- Gene & Billy - It's hot [Spark 1955] 45 rpm**Dennis Miller Soundbite: TV Evangelists- Lee Michaels - Hello [A&M 1968] LP - Carnival of Life- Buzzy Linhart - Talk about a morning [Eleuthra 1970] LP - MusicOver and Out: - Wolfgang Dauner Group - Blues far out [CTR 1970] LP - Rischka's Soul

A pre-Motown cut by Rare Earth, a rare cut from one of Motown's biggest acts, plus records by Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band, the Moving Sidewalks, the Sir Douglas Quintet, the Graham Bond Organization, the Sorrows, obscure American garage bands, and more.

Dwayne let's expresses his concerns when it comes to the etiquette of moving sidewalks, the homeless and more. Welcome to 2019 people! If you have an opinion on this feel free to contact me and tell me how I am wrong (or right) @dwayneAnthony1977 (IG) or email at YourGayBestFriend@hotmail.com

Metal Heads Let'z all get on the road to rocKK..... As each week we introduze a new show on ROCKK....and we will be play songs from:The Trikes / Leviticus / The Eastern Block and The Moving Sidewalks.... We think we have a good one here, so let's get on it.... Intro: Opa Loka-Hawkwind 1. Butter Queen-The 3 Man Army 2. Lady Of Mars-Dark Star 3. We Are Raiders-Rosanna Raiders 4. Alcatraz-Nazareth 5. Flash Back-The Moving Sidewalks 6. So Long-The Eastern Block 7. Last Days Of Rome-Colours 8. Turn This Car Around-Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers 9. She Said, She Said-A.K.A 10. Here It Comes-Va-Voom 11. Don't Turn It On Me-The Twisters 12. Sordid Love-The Trikes 13. Potter-Supertramp 14. The Winner-Leviticus Outro: Iron Dream-Hawkwind If you want to connect with us, send a line at our e-mail: Songsfromthebasement35@gmail.com OR Http://Songsfromthebasement.Podomatic.com

Mister and Height Keech talk Lee Hazlewood, Moving Sidewalks and Infinitikiss.

S Jirkou Petrů se ponoříme do dob, kdy si ZZ Top teprve začínali pěstovat fousy a jižanský rock hřměl na plný pecky. Raritní nahrávky a utajené perly kapel, které si zaslouží vyhrabat ze zapomnění. Kromně ZZ Top uslyšíte třeba The Moving Sidewalks, Albatros či Mama´s Pride.

Segunda edición del programa más Gumbo de la emisora, Jukebox Gumbo. En este programa se han radiado los siguientes temas: 01. Sandra Grimms - Hallelujah Rock And Roll 02. Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Jericho 03. Johnny Cale Quintette - Ain't That Loving You Baby 04. The Squires - Aurora 05. Link Wray - Hidden Charms 06. Howlin' Wolf - Wang Dang Doodle 07. Moving Sidewalks - 99th Floor 08. The Bad Roads - Too Bad 09. Jessie Hill - Ooh Poo Pah Doo 10. Joe Jones - California Sun 11. Larry Bright - Shake That Thing 12. Ritchie Valens - Fast Freight 13. Eddie Cochran - Somethin' Else 14. Gene Vincent - Cat Man 15. Little Richard - Holy Mackeral 16. Larry Williams - Hocus Pocus 17. Screamin' Jay Hawkins - Little Demon 18. The Bosstones - Moptity Mope 19. Otis Redding - Shout Bamalama 20. Pretty Boy - Bip Bop Bip 21. Icky Renrut - Jack Rabbit 22. Bunker Hill - The Girl Can't dance El programa se emite cada lunes a las 19h en www.ipopfm.com, be gumbo junto al reverendo Hotfoot Jackson

Segunda edición del programa más Gumbo de la emisora, Jukebox Gumbo. En este programa se han radiado los siguientes temas: 01. Sandra Grimms - Hallelujah Rock And Roll 02. Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Jericho 03. Johnny Cale Quintette - Ain't That Loving You Baby 04. The Squires - Aurora 05. Link Wray - Hidden Charms 06. Howlin' Wolf - Wang Dang Doodle 07. Moving Sidewalks - 99th Floor 08. The Bad Roads - Too Bad 09. Jessie Hill - Ooh Poo Pah Doo 10. Joe Jones - California Sun 11. Larry Bright - Shake That Thing 12. Ritchie Valens - Fast Freight 13. Eddie Cochran - Somethin' Else 14. Gene Vincent - Cat Man 15. Little Richard - Holy Mackeral 16. Larry Williams - Hocus Pocus 17. Screamin' Jay Hawkins - Little Demon 18. The Bosstones - Moptity Mope 19. Otis Redding - Shout Bamalama 20. Pretty Boy - Bip Bop Bip 21. Icky Renrut - Jack Rabbit 22. Bunker Hill - The Girl Can't dance El programa se emite cada lunes a las 19h en www.ipopfm.com, be gumbo junto al reverendo Hotfoot Jackson

Paul Major is one of the originators to obscure psych and private press collecting and many of the records he found and documented are now seen as classics, such as Fraction, Peter Grudzien and Marcus. Paul started buying records when the psychedelic movement was at its peak in the late 60s, digging through the local K-mart’s dollar bins looking for anything that looked “psychedelic” and was able to pick up many rarities by today’s standard (e.g. Morgen, Easter Everywhere by The Elevators and The Moving Sidewalks). In the 70s he became aware of private presses and real people music (a term coined by him) and started to distinguish between those records and major label releases. This “realization” happened when he for the first time heard Attic Demonstration by Kenneth Higney and since then private presses has been his prime interest as a collector. During the early 80s he turned record collecting into a profession. His main sales channel was his homemade catalogues, which was sent out to other likeminded collectors. With the catalogues, he also introduced these types of records to a much wider audience and among the collectors receiving the catalogues was the psychedelic scholar Patrick Lundborg, who have said that “Paul Major is perhaps the single most important person for re-discovering the whole "private" and "local" music scenes of the 1960s-1970s" and that "The Acid Archives book is basically an extension of what he did in the late 1980s and early 1990s.”* Paul went into the record label business in the mid-90s when he started the label Parallel World, which both released contemporary artists as well as compilations and reissues, including Bobb Trimble, Blo and Steve Linnegar’s Snakeshed, which at that time must have been known to only a few hardcore collectors. Talking to Paul is like getting a history lesson in the development of obscure record collecting and together with several other devotees, he was part of laying the foundation to the collector community that we have today. His musical history and the story about the catalogues have been made into a book called “Feel The Music: The Psychedelic Worlds of Paul Major”, which will be published by Anthology this spring.  Kenneth Higney-Attic Demonstration (Kebrutney, 1976) -Children of Sound Marcus-From the House of Trax (No label, 1978) -The City of Inbetween Ilian-Love Me Crazy (Kitty. 1977) -Grease Lips (or See What You See, which is the correct title) Steve Linnegar’s Snakeshed-Classic Epics (Snake, 1982) -Kamakura Dragons *interview with Patrick Lundborg for Dig It! Magazine

This week we’re joined by Tanya Snyder to look back a bit on 100 episodes of the Talking Headways Podcast. We also talk about DC Metro, Moving Sidewalks, and your transportation habits when you move to a new house.

Shrunken Head Lounge Surf Radio Show Running Time: 29 minutes 30 seconds More Unsteady Freddie Presents 1. (UF) THE MAUI HURRICANE -- KOROBUSHKA (2:35)2. (UF) PACIFICA ROADSHOW -- OUT OF LIMITS (1:51)3. (UF) THEE ICEPICKS -- TURTLENECKIN' (3:08)4. (UF) The TarantinosNYC -- Bullwinkle Part 2 (2:23)5. LEMON PIPERS - QUIET PLEASE (2:26)6. Moving Sidewalks - 99th Floor (2:05)7. Martin Cilia - Surf Explosion (2:07)8. (UF) THE TORQUAYS -- TWITCHIN' - not from ottos (2:07)9. (UF) HIGH TIDE -- SURF BEAT not from ottos (2:45)10. (UF) THE CONCRETE RIVALS -- DENIM TIGER (2:09)11. Kahuna Kawentzmann - Tabu (2:42)

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"Lucifer Sam, Siam cat / Always sitting by your sideAlways by your side /That cat's something I can't explain....."Indeed....indeed.....since the Podcast is called "The Podcast at the Gates of Dawn" we'll start skinny dippin' with Pink Floyd - "Lucifer Sam"...while in the "name" mode; The Paul Brett Sage chime in with "3-D Mona Lisa". Mona makes an appearance and smiles while ; Billy Lee Riley & His Little Green Men shake the Pod with "Flying Saucers R&R" and Frank Trumbauer & his Orchestra shake the conquerer root with "Taboo"."Jennifer Gentle you're a witch / You're the left sideHe's the right side / Oh no / That cat's something I can't explain...."Mr. Rogers' neighborhood gets invaded by the French via Les Trembles' "Ne ten vaspas" [I don't think so]."Lu-ci-fer go to sea / Be a hip catBe a ship's cat / Somewhere, anywhere / That cat's something I can't explain...."Still at a loss for words the Pod looks to Sean Bonniwell for some "Masculine Intuition" before Blondies' ska-ish "Screaming Skin" and Link Wray's "The Green Hornet" pounds your lobes! Built to Spill decides to join in with "Mess With Time" before Terry Reid cranks the amps with "Tinker Tailor"."Night prowling, sifting sand / Padding around on the groundHe'll be found / When you're around....."The man with the tumbleweed beard, Billy Gibbons via the Moving Sidewalks takes an elevator ride to the "99th Floor" just as "Jesus just left Chicago".....Country Joe & his ragamuffins from a little known 1970 LP warble a very cool tune called "Silver & Gold"....now this is a little different for CJoe but the only guy left from the original Fish is left-hand vibrato God...Barry Melton. The Bayonets punk out with "Sour" .... hey! the other side of sour is SWEEEEEET! Jeff Beck offa his mega-monster TRUTH gives old Revel a run for the roses with "Beck's Bolero".....Mel Torme finishes up the Podcast with "Right Now"...... Now..."that cat's something I can't explain...."

Another boisterous hour of music to show what little I've accomplished this month with my life. In jest though. Actually this month was exceedingly good in terms of what I've managed to do, school, work, etc are plodding along a staid course and I managed to do enough extracurricular math on the side to test out of math class and into math 206. Thrilling right?So on to the tunes. This month I want to highlight for your listening enjoyment my new favorite obscure band The Godz - a group hailing from NYC their infinitely weird take on music was unable to secure the necessary interest of times and the group has since faded to an odious obscurity. For my part in reviving this tragic tale I hereby swear to play too much of them for anyone who has actual taste in music. Also the last track has a bounty on it - $50 to the first person to name it and the artist. 01. Love - Stephanie Know WhoLove is back for another round with this frighteningly paranoid lovers perception of infidelity. Good times!02. 1910 Fruitgum Company - 1, 2, 3 Red LightSaccharine sweetness oozes around the doughy flesh tinged corners of this nearly unbearable pap. Nothing against the original artists - who as I understand it were actually rather accomplished set musicians later shoe horned by managers into the role of a late 60's easy-pop boy band for the interests of shear greed alone. This track, amazingly, is not the worst they have offer - no that would be the infamous "Simon Says" a song so mundanely trite I had forgotten I'd ever heard it until I listened to it again while doing research for this month.03. Human Beinz - Nobody but MeSo the sound of easy-pop done right? The Human Beinz and the machine staccato of drums that opens to the loose rising riffs of guitar capped on top by the melodic "No, No, No, No, No" vocals. Jangling it's way into your heart. 04. G.P. Chiti & S. Montori - Desperation and Money (Cindelic Records)60's Italian b-grade movie soundtracks kick just that much ass. 05. Jennifer Gentle - Take My HandAnother Italian act, by God but this one is good and - drum roll - contemporary to myself with an nicely kicking album with American distributor sub pop.06. Beck - We Dance Alone (acoustic)Recently recorded over at WXPN as a part of NPR backed World Cafe. A good listen to those who doubt song craft of this eclectic musician.07. The Godz - Lay in the SunOh man it doesn't get any further out than that. The perfect protopunk psychedelic sound.08. Thee Headcoats - All My Feelings DeniedMan there is a lot of noise going on in here - my apologies to anyone not entirely blinded by the sheer fire of the manic force that is Billy Childish.09. Johnny Pate - Can't Even Walk in the Park. Johnny Pate, a long lived and ranging career - there is more beneath the surface of this soundtrack than just the glittering funk one might expect. Beginning as a jazz bassist in the thirties by the forties he'd even cut his own Blue Note session. The fifties saw him break the Billboard top 20, playing tuba and setting up arrangements. This lead him to fame and success with Curtis Mayfield and B.B. King and finally landing a gig in Hollywood for the music production of "Shaft in Africa".10. Meri Wilson - Telephone ManOh shit - the CD BABY strikes again! Meri is still making music and it turns out that the Friendly Staff of CD Baby are pedaling her wares. I didn't find this till it was too late to put in the audio for the month. Apologies and excuses to all involved.11. Soft Machine w/ Hibuo AnemoneThey once lit the madness of the masses with swirling psychedelic sounds swaths and jazz ornamentation. Now they are just known as the nearly made its and also rans - a shame since they really had something else going on.12. Cat Empire - Two ShoesThis is the Year of Cat Empire - my prediction is the pods will leverage interest into the band that will then jettison them into the lower hundred of the Billboard and MRM. Did I totally miss them when they came to town? yes. Did my friend Andre actually do PR for the shows and try to get me to go by bringing over CDs and Posters? yep. Do I regret?I regret nothing. Well maybe a little.13. Nash - Aggregation Damn it all I can't find anything about these guys, a shame as they sound like they really bust out the kicks. Favorite line: "A child is Born / Where's He Born? / In the SUUUUUUUUN!"14. Moving Sidewalks - 99th FloorFuture ZZTop frontman lays down the Texas tracks and precedes Jimi Hendrix on stage? Hallucinatory terrain surly.15. Harry Nilsson - 1941Harry claims The Beatles were his fans. Well I guess that makes sense. There is a strong English story telling thread that the two groups share.16. The Majority - One ThirdThe problem here is not just obscurity but obscurity combined with common search terms. Yes searching for One Third Majority often pulls up references to democratic processes. 17. The Coasters - Down Home GirlA laid back cover with a funk dollop from the one and onlys. 18. Mystery Track - I don't even know. ARGH frustrated by the complete failure of my ability to know who the hell I am listening to - I hereby offer a $50 dollar bounty for the first person who can name this artist and song. Good song too.backing track - Le Fluer da Musique image from: Audiogalaxy (holy shit - Audiogalaxy! I thought they killed you)