CRUISIN' FOR A BLUISIN'

PLAYLIST

7.10.10

THANKS FOR THE FEEDBACK LAST WEEK ON AIR AND FROM THE STREET. MY APOLOGIES FOR NOT PUTTING SANTANA ON THE PLAYLIST. HE WILL BE THERE THIS WEEK. NOT SURE HOW TO DESCRIBE THIS WEEK DUE TO REQUESTS THERE WILL BE SOME HAMMOND B3. ENJOY THIS ECLECTIC MIX THAT SOME WOULD CALL ADULT ORIENTED RADIO. SANTANA, LED ZEPPELIN, ROBERT PLANT, CREEDENCE AND JOHN MELLANCAMP. BUT WE BEGIN WITH A SIGNIFICANT EVENT……

·        14. Saints Rock’n’Roll. Bill Haley & His Comets. Golden Hits. MCA/EMI. 1989.

·        2. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking. Santana. Guitar Heaven. Arista. 2010.

·        4. While My Guitar Gently Weeps. Santana. Guitar Heaven. Arista. 2010.

·        13. Fortunate Son. Santana. Guitar Heaven. Arista. 2010.

·        10. Don’t Look Now. Creedence. Chronicle Vol Two. Universal.1986.

·        11. Each Day of Sorrow. John Mellancamp. No Better Than This. 2010.

·        2. I’m Gonna Go Fishin’. Dr John. Duke Elegant. EMI. 1999.

·        3. It Don’t Mean a Thing [If It Ain’t Got That Swing]. Dr John. Duke Elegant. EMI.

·        4. Perdido. Dr John. Duke Elegant. EMI. 1999.

·        1. Back at the Chicken Shack. Jimmy Smith. Capitol. 1987. Features Stanley Turrentine [Tenor Sax] and Kenny Burrell [Guitar] from early Blue Note album.

·        6. Mood Indigo. Jimmy Smith. Dot Com Blues. Keb Mo vocals.

·        6. Whistling Organ. Jimmy Smith. Midnight Blues. From the early 50’s vinyl.

·        9. Catnip. Jimmy Smith. Midnight Blues. From the early 50’s vinyl.

·        1. Season of the Witch. Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & the Trinity. Polydor. 1990.

Started with two lengthy slots tonite before we head to our feature album.

FEATURE ALBUM. ROBERT PLANT. BAND OF JOY.DECCA. 2010.

Robert Plant’s album last year with Alison Krauss hinted that he was headed in a new direction. Band of Joy confirms this may be the case. Band of Joy [named after Plant’s first band] sees him collaborate with Buddy Miller who earlier worked with Steve Earle and features Patty Larkin on vocals. Comparisons are odious ssssoooo imagine Neil Young backing Plant or plant singing vocals with Steve Earle’s band. The influence of Buddy Miller is a highlight with grungy guitar supported by mandolins and banjo. Unique arrangements complimenting Plant’s crooning vocals. Definitely one for the collection and one that will feature in many best of 2010 lists.

·        1. Angel Dance. Los Lobos cover.

·        2. House of Cards.

·        5. You Can’t Buy My Love.

·        6. Falling in Love Again.

·        8. Monkey.

·        10. Harms Swift Way.

Or perhaps the link to the past may be revisited.

·        11. Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down.

·        8. Nobody’s Fault but Mine. Led Zeppelin. Mothership.

·        6. Angel Dance. Los Lobos. Just Another Band….Slash.1993.

·        9. Fortune Teller. Robert Plant/Alison Krauss. Raising Sand. Rounder. 2007.

·        1. Rich Woman. Robert Plant/Alison Krauss. Raising Sand. Rounder. 2007.

The Roots of Led Zeppelin. Mojo. August. 2004.

·        3. Travelling Riverside Blues. Robert Johnson.

·        4. Shake ‘Em On Down.

·        7. Nobody’s Fault But Mine. John Renborn.

·        9. You Need Love. Muddy Waters.

·        10. Killing Floor. Howling Wolf.

·        11. In My Time Of Dying [Jesus Make Up My Bed]. Blind Willie Johnson.

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