"Pukarta Chala Hoon Main" Mohammad Rafi from The Ultimate Sixties Collection
"Dark Autumn Hour" Frontier Ruckus from The Orion Songbook
"Austin-Tatious" Dave Biller & Travis County Pickin' from Texas Boogie: A Collection Of Texas Songs
"You're The Top" Patricia Barber from The Cole Porter Mix
"Papa's Gone" Fred Gardner's Texas University Troubadours from Jazz In Texas 1924-1930
"Mingus" I'm From Barcelona from Who Killed Harry Houdini
"The Impossible Years" Graham Gouldman from The Graham Gouldman Thing
"Play" Chop Chop from Screens
"Still Island (Still'n'Slow Mix)" DJ Krush from Steppin' Stones: The Self-Remixed Best Soundscapes
"Oh My" Arliss Parker from Handsome Like A Lion
"I'm Back" Lowkey from Dear Listener
"Mambo No. 8" Perez Prado from The Best Of Perez Prado
"Hound Dog" Big Mama Thornton from Big Mama Thornton: The Complete Vanguard Recordings
"Bring It On Home" Sam Cooke from The Man & His Music
"Crayon Box" Gerbils from Are You Sleepy?
"American Pep" Imperial Marimba Band from American Pep
"Psyko" Laika & The Cosmonauts from Cosmopolis 1988-2008
"Hips & Abdomen" Cathi Stout from Believercise
"Lo Mismo" Ana D Que Tú from Satelite 99
"O Casamento Da Raposa" Nicolas Krassik from Caçuá
"Salvation" Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan from Sunday At Devil Dirt
"Ballad Of Charles Whitman" Kinky Friedman from New Testaments & Old Revelations
"Sinner's Prayer" Lowell Fulson from Broadcasting The Blues
"Can't Explain How It Happened" Ivory Joe Hunter from Complete Stax-Volt Singles 1959-1968
"Nova" Nomo from Ghost Rock
"Be Still My Soul" Kosuke Mine Quartet from Yellow Coccus In The Blue Sky
"Guy In Traffic" Louis CK from Live In Houston
"Alfred Hitchcock" Mockingbirds from Mockingbirds
"Still Frame (Lusine Remix)" Lusine from Podgelism
"Image-Autumn-Womb" Goldmund from The Malady Of Elegance
It may have happened over a month ago - in a different year, even - but this playlist has exactly the same relevance it had when first it was played. & then, not so much. Please listen to the new season of "The War On Sailing" starting Sunday the 26th only on KVRX. At 7am. Yeah, sorry about that.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Stayed Of Execution
Good news! Bad news! Someone put cheese on my sandwich news!
Yes, kind floorboards, "The War On Sailing" radio show has been renewed on KVRX 91.7 fm Austin for another few months. We campaigned against it. We made a viral video with a virus in a music video, but to no avail. It seems too much of a good thing is not important in this grey area we are starting to call "Obama's America." I don't want to have to keep up, but I suppose I shall.
This time around we'll be "pulling out all the stops." By which I mean, the buses will not stop in the regular places. Why? All the bus stops have been pulled out. It'll be smooth sailing for the bus, from the garage & back. It no longer even needs to stop at red lights. It's a worry-free bus. Like the bus in "Speed." Without the bomb or Keanu Reeves.
Which is my way of saying that "The War On Sailing," once very nearly listenable, may yet be. & we have something of a chore ahead of us, as the show will air on Sunday mornings from 7 to 9am Central Standard Time, when the only people awake are in the drunk tank from the night before (or in church - same difference). It shall be a long road & we shall limp feebly down it, only to wake up somewhere someday thinking, "Did I really just kill a hobo?"
Please listen. The rest is yet to come.
Yes, kind floorboards, "The War On Sailing" radio show has been renewed on KVRX 91.7 fm Austin for another few months. We campaigned against it. We made a viral video with a virus in a music video, but to no avail. It seems too much of a good thing is not important in this grey area we are starting to call "Obama's America." I don't want to have to keep up, but I suppose I shall.
This time around we'll be "pulling out all the stops." By which I mean, the buses will not stop in the regular places. Why? All the bus stops have been pulled out. It'll be smooth sailing for the bus, from the garage & back. It no longer even needs to stop at red lights. It's a worry-free bus. Like the bus in "Speed." Without the bomb or Keanu Reeves.
Which is my way of saying that "The War On Sailing," once very nearly listenable, may yet be. & we have something of a chore ahead of us, as the show will air on Sunday mornings from 7 to 9am Central Standard Time, when the only people awake are in the drunk tank from the night before (or in church - same difference). It shall be a long road & we shall limp feebly down it, only to wake up somewhere someday thinking, "Did I really just kill a hobo?"
Please listen. The rest is yet to come.
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