I forgot to dedicate today's Louis Prima song to The Roncy Boys, who played at Villains Beastro last night (Boxing Day). Hilarious good fun. Roncy Boys rule OK! |
(Artist/SONG/Album, etc.)
Melle Mel & Duke Bootee -- MESSAGE II (SURVIVAL) -- The Definitive Groove Collection: Grandmaster Flash, Melle Mel, & The Furious Five (2006, Rhino) [orig. 1982, Sugar Hill Records]
Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears -- BALLAD OF JIMMY TANKS -- Scandalous (2011, Lost Highway)
Jean-Claude Vannier -- SATURNIN VACA VACA -- Electro Rapide (2011, Finders Keepers)
Prince -- PARTYUP -- Dirty Mind (1980, Warner)
Les Hou-Lops -- BATMAN -- 7" single (1966, Apex)
Del Bel -- NO RESERVATION -- Oneiric (2011, Out of Sound)
Cynthia Richards -- IF YOU'RE READY COME GO WITH ME -- Trojan Reggae Sisters Box Set (2003, Trojan) [orig. early 1970s]
Mark Davis & Lorrie Matheson -- TOO COOL TO LIVE, TOO SMART TO DIE -- Have Not Been The Same, Volume 1: Too Cool To Live, Too Smart To Die (2011, Zunior)
Chet Singh -- RECESSIONARY REVOLUTIONARIES -- Recessionary Revolutionaries (2010, Chet Singh)
Wanda Jackson -- RUM & COCA COLA -- The Party Ain't Over (2011, Nonesuch)
Dub Colossus -- TRINGO DUB -- Addis Through The Looking Glass (2011, Real World)
The Sadies -- TIGER TIGER -- Stories Often Told (2002, Yep Rock)
Darlene Love -- TOO LATE TO SAY YOU'RE SORRY -- After Hours 3 (2005, WEA) [orig. 1966]
Playdough -- I GOT IT LIKE -- Hotdoggin' (2011, Writer Dye Wrecords)
Dinner Belles -- RUNNIN' TO RAVENNA -- West Simcoe County (2011, Dinner Belles)
Tafo, feat. Afshan -- WEY TILLY NON PAR -- Life Is Dance! Plugged-In Sounds of Wonder at the Pakistani Picture Show (2011, Finders Keepers) [orig. 1978]
Big Sugar -- COUNTERFEIT WINGS (ARE SOME JIVE ASS WINGS) -- Revolution Per Minute (2011, Bread & Water)
Louis Prima -- ANGELINA/ZOOMA ZOOMA (live) -- The Wildest Show At Tahoe (1957, Capitol)
Tenor Saw -- MESSAGE TO ALL BEGINNERS -- Wake The Town: A Tribute To Tenor Saw (1992, VP)
Deloris Ealy & The Roadrunners Band -- IT'S ABOUT TIME I MADE A CHANGE -- Sister Funk (2000, BBE)
Thanks for listening!
To hear this show, you just gotta click here for direct access to the CJAM archive. Don't be shy!
(However, it's nearly 3 full minutes before the show which precedes The Snark gets outta my way!)
The link is live for about 4-6 weeks from the original broadcast date.
Damn right Party Up....Dirty Minds think alike!
ReplyDeleteGood to hear "MessageII" again! Though I get it confused with Scorpio...I guess I need to hear them back to back. Is there a musical connection?
ReplyDeleteAccording to this interview with Doug Wimbish (http://www.thafoundation.com/dwimbish.htm), Scorpio was done entirely by a guy named Reggie Griffin. But that couldn't be the case for "Survival", cuz of the great bassline...right?
Who ever would have thought a Deja Voodoo cover would ever exist? Well done
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