August 15, 7pm
I had local band, Boondock Squad in the studio tonight. These young men are making some fresh sounds. Their music has a cause, and reminds me a bit of Rage Against the Machine, but even more relevant. Really! Check ’em out.
Do It: Rollins Band
Heathen Child: Grinderman
Interview with Boondock Squad
Kings: Boondock Squad
Interview with Boondock Squad
Smell the Sunshine: Boondock Squad
Shout outs from the Boondock Squad
When Monkeys Make Music: Boondock Squad
Make It N.Y.: Ghostface Killah
Brooklyn Funk Essentials: The Revolution Was Postponed Because of Rain
Sitting And Thinking: Lord Loves A Working Man
Two Fools: Francine King
Sixty-Minute Man: The Dominoes
The Best Is Yet To Come: Tony Bennett (01-06-06)
Lilin: Electric Masada (06-25-08)
Lovely Butterfly: The Melvins (03-09-04)
The Needle and the Damage Done: Neil Young (02-01-71)
Sweet Young Thing Ain’t Sweet No More: Mudhoney (08-29-89)
Buck Wylin->Public Enemy No. 1->Don’t Believe the Hype: Public Enemy (06-27-92)
Flip Flop and Fly: Muddy Waters and The Rolling Stones
Everyday People: Sly and the Family Stone (09-01-69)
Tom Violence: Sonic Youth (08-17-90)
Fishin’ Blues: Taj Mahal (05-16-73)
Small Change: Tom Waits (07-26-79)
The False Husband: Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan (11-30-08)
August 8, 7pm
Tonight I welcome guest DJ Courtney to the show. Like Jay from a few weeks ago, Courtney put some money down in an auction to raise some dough for AIDS WALK SF. I auctioned off a couple of guest DJ spots, and she got it. It turns out we have a lot of the same friends…from 20 years ago!!!
The first hour belongs to DJ Courtney. I take the blame for the rest. Hour two features a new track from Mark Growden and some live Eric McFadden.
Click here to listen to archived show.
Enjoy.
Do It: Rollins Band
Guest DJ Courtney:
Criminal: Fiona Apple
Kundalini Express: Love and Rockets
Gucci Gucci: Kreayshawn
Super-Massive Blackhole: Muse
Friends of Mine: Duran Duran
Love Etc: Pet Shop Boys
Bring on the Dancing Horses: Echo and the Bunnymen
Goodbye Horses: Q Lazarus
Cry me a River: Cliks
Song to the Siren: This Mortal Coil
These Things Take Time: The Smiths
Hour two belongs to me.
Le Peuple En Suisse: Nina Simone
Old Lady from Brewster: Mark Growden and LaTosha Brown
Dum Maro Dum: Asha Bhosle w/R.D. Burman
Little Sadie: Mark Lanegan
Puppet to the Man: Kurt Vile
Had to Cry Today->So What: Eric McFadden Trio (06-26-11)
Concert Outlook
Nubian Sundance: Weather Report (05-04-75)
Obscured by Clouds->When You’re In: Pink Floyd (03-14-73)
August 2, 10am
I was walking a friend down Clarion Alley a few weeks ago, when I came across this guy playing “music” on a guitar, plugged into a cassette deck, and running through a small amp. I threw him a Radio Valencia sticker and told him to hit me up. His name is J. Lee and he was in the studio with me last night. Wow! I love this town.
The friend I was walking down the alley happens to be with the National Academy Foundation (NAF), who were in town two weeks ago for their annual education summit, which brings in about 1400 educators from around the nation. I’m a teacher, and I used to teach in a NAF academy. I believe strongly in the need for education reform. I walk the walk. During the conference I had the pleasure of sitting down with some NAF alumni as well as some current 12 graders to discuss how NAF has benefited them. I’ll be playing the interview tonight. If you’re interested in the future of education in America, I suggest you tune in.
You can hear the show by clicking here.
Do It: Rollins Band
Black Betty: The Melvins
National Academy Foundation interview
–Music Bed: The Dreamers, by John Zorn
Lazy Bones: Wooden Shjips
J.Lee performing live on A Season in Hell
Rocked by Rape: Evolution Control Committee
Over the Edge (12/31/89): Negativeland
Remixed George W. Bush at Ft. Bragg 06-28-05
Cyrano->Mr. Tambourine Man: William Shatner
Schoolkids vs. Disco Illuminati
2 Drunk 2 Fuck: Avenue D
Star Spangled Banner: Kronos Quartet
Pepsi Jingle: T-Rex
Pirate Radio Killed the Video Star: Mongoloid
Champagne Tastes, Beer Pockets: Lord Loves A Working Man
Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime: Dean Martin
August 1, 7pm
I was walking a friend down Clarion Alley a few weeks ago, when I came across this guy playing “music” on a guitar, plugged into a cassette deck, and running through a small amp. I threw him a Radio Valencia sticker and told him to hit me up. His name is J. Lee and he’s in the studio with me tonight. Wow! I love this town. You can check out his stuff here:
http://captjrab.wordpress.com/
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/rabble-radio-one
http://www.youtube.com/user/captjrab?feature=mhsn
http://jasonalexlee.podomatic.com/
http://soundcloud.com/the-rabbles
http://soundcloud.com/j-lee-1
The friend I was walking down the alley happens to be with the National Academy Foundation (NAF), who were in town two weeks ago for their annual education summit, which brings in about 1400 educators from around the nation. I’m a teacher, and I used to teach in a NAF academy. I believe strongly in the need for education reform. I walk the walk. During the conference I had the pleasure of sitting down with some NAF alumni as well as some current 12 graders to discuss how NAF has benefited them. I’ll be playing the interview tonight. If you’re interested in the future of education in America, I suggest you tune in.
Here’s the link to the archived show.
Do It: Rollins Band
Black Betty: The Melvins
National Academy Foundation
–Music Bed: The Dreamers, by John Zorn
Lazy Bones: Wooden Shjips
J.Lee performing live on A Season in Hell
Interview with J. Lee
The Envelope: The Rabbles
Rocked by Rape: Evolution Control Committee
Over the Edge (12/31/89): Negativeland
Remixed George W. Bush at Ft. Bragg 06-28-05
Cyrano->Mr. Tambourine Man: William Shatner
Schoolkids vs. Disco Illuminati
2 Drunk 2 Fuck: Avenue D
Star Spangled Banner: Kronos Quartet
Pepsi Jingle: T-Rex
Pirate Radio Killed the Video Star: Mongoloid
Champagne Tastes, Beer Pockets: Lord Loves A Working Man
Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime: Dean Martin
August 1, 6pm
I was walking a friend down Clarion Alley a few weeks ago, when I came across this guy playing “music” on a guitar, plugged into a cassette deck, and running through a small amp. I threw him a Radio Valencia sticker and told him to hit me up. His name is J. Lee and he’s in the studio with me tonight. Wow! I love this town. You can check out his stuff here:
http://captjrab.wordpress.com/
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/rabble-radio-one
http://www.youtube.com/user/captjrab?feature=mhsn
http://jasonalexlee.podomatic.com/
http://soundcloud.com/the-rabbles
http://soundcloud.com/j-lee-1
The friend I was walking down the alley happens to be with the National Academy Foundation (NAF), who were in town two weeks ago for their annual education summit, which brings in about 1400 educators from around the nation. I’m a teacher, and I used to teach in a NAF academy. I believe strongly in the need for education reform. I walk the walk. During the conference I had the pleasure of sitting down with some NAF alumni as well as some current 12 graders to discuss how NAF has benefited them. I’ll be playing the interview tonight. If you’re interested in the future of education in America, I suggest you tune in.
July 25, 7pm
A few weeks ago I MC’d a fundraiser for Mici Monster, at the Dovre Club on Valencia. She was raising money for AIDS Walk SF. What a great night. We had lots of acts, and a silent auction. I thought it would be fun to auction off a couple of one-hour guest DJ slots on my show. Tonight the first of two guest DJs. Jay B will be stepping in during the 8pm hour to play whatever the hell he wants as long as I don’t crap all over it. I’m sure it’ll be good. Tune in. I take over the second hour and rock your panties off. Enjoy.
July 25, 6pm
A few weeks ago I MC’d a fundraiser for Mici Monster, at the Dovre Club on Valencia. She was raising money for AIDS Walk SF. What a great night. We had lots of acts, and a silent auction. I thought it would be fun to auction off a couple of one-hour guest DJ slots on my show.
Tonight the first of two guest DJs. Jay B will be stepping in during the 8pm hour to play whatever the hell he wants as long as I don’t crap all over it.
I’m sure it’ll be good. Tune in.
The second hour I’ll be playing the interviews I did during last Thursdays Walk Out To Rock Out, brought to you by Live Evil. Listen in to last weeks show for an interview with lead singer Live, of Live Evil, or check out his website for what you missed. What a blast!
To listen to this show in our archive, click here, or here to see all of my archived shows.
Hour one:
Do It: Rollins Band
Guest DJ: Jay Broemmel
Give me a Red Hot Mama and an Ice Cold Beer: Smiley Maxedon
Old Joe Clark: Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant
Gin & Juice: The Gourds
America’s Favorite Pastime: Todd Snider (Tribute to the Doc Ellis No No)
Hula Girl: Sweet Hollywaiians
Crime Wave: Planet Seven
Tequila: Wes Montgomery
Hip Hug Her: Booker T. & the MG’s
Cut the Cake: Average White Band
Sing a Simple Song: The Meters
Fight Against Drug Abuse: James Brown
Randy Savage: Mike Diva
I Want a Cookie: The Evolution Control Committee
C is for Cookie: Cookie Mongoloid
Ace of Spades: Motorhead
Black Betty: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Powderfinger (Neil Young Cover): The Beat Farmers
Walk Out to Rock Out Live
Fuck: Live Evil
Down Home Girl: Alvin Robinson
Toot An Toot An Toot: Curtis Mayfield
Roll Over Beethoven > Whole Lotta Shakin’ > Johnny B. Goode: FILLMORE WEST FINAL NIGHT JAMS (07-04-71)
Variations on Honeysuckle Rose and Body and Soul: Charlie Parker (05-1940)
??: McCoy Tyner (11-17-93)
Love Minus Zero/No Limit: Bob Dylan (06-26-65)
Deep Elem Blues: Jerry Garcia & Bob Weir (03-02-83)
July 18, 7pm
Laurent Martini from Live Evil is on the air tonight talking about this Thursdays third annual “Walk Out to Rock Out“. Also on the show tonight, Stoo Odom of Graves Brothers Deluxe.
Do It: The Rollins Band
Led Zeppelin: Beat Farmers
Devil Tattoo: Live Evil
Interview with Laurent Martini
Got What it Takes: Lord Loves a Working Man
Lost in My World: Dug Dug’s
Freak Out Music: R. D. Burman
All Men Must be Brothers of Ludwig: Staff Carpenborg and the Electric Corona
You Make the Sun Fry: Ty Segall
Hotter Than Hell Promo: Kiss
She Shook Me Cold: David Bowie
The Pusher: Nina Simone
I Don’t Want to be a Soldier, Mama: John Lennon
Splinters: Graves Brothers Deluxe
Cave Song: Chris Stroffolino
Interview with Stoo Odom
Suck Candy: Human Toys
Hey Pretty Girl: The Booty Chesterfield Trio
“Interview” with Poupee
Scary Girls: Human Toys
Interview with Stoo Odom
Gentle as it may Seem: Iron Butterfly (11-09-67)
Country Roads: Toots and the Maytals (10-01-75)
Back Door Man: Hooker and Heat (04-15-71)
California Man: The Dictators (08-17-91)
July 18, 6pm
Laurent Martini of Walk Out to Rock Out will be on to talk about this Thursdays awesome event. Also, Stoo Odom of the band Graves Brothers Deluxe in the 9pm hour will be talking about upcoming shows, as well as introduce the lovely French ladies of Human Toys who will be interviewed over the phone.
July 11, 5pm
In honor of the final Space Shuttle launch last week, I’m premiering the song by local musician Ron Rivas, called “Space Shuttle”. It’s got a early 70’s Neil Young feel to it. I like it a lot. I hope you do too. I do a bit of a space theme. Enjoy the Raymond Scott piece. It’s from a 1950 kids LP. And then of course there’s The Kinks. Because, well, you know, it’s The Kinks.
Lots of new music tonight as well. Some India Psychedelic, and new hip-hop from Ghostface Killah, and the Beastie Boys.
You can download the show here.
Enjoy.
Do It: Rollins Band
In the Year 2525: Zager and Evans
Space Shuttle: Ron Rivas
By Rocket to the Moon: Raymond Scott
Supersonic Rocket Ship: The Kinks
Dem Back: Ghostface Killah
Too Many Rappers (not enough MC’s): Beastie Boys
Earth People: Dr. Octagon
Dance Music from Hare Rama Hare Krishna: R.D. Burman
Su Derenin Sulari: Husnu Ozkartal Orkestrasi
Horas Tristas: Mueran Humanos
Concert Outlook
God of Thunder: Melvins
Pandoras: Run Down My Love Battery (06-10-89)
Honky Tonk Woman: Rolling Stones (10-17-73)
Raju: John McLaughlin (07-09-11)
Like A Hurricane: Neil Young (11-15-76)
Use Me: Bill Withers (BBC 1973)
Running Away -> Crazy Baldhead: Bob Marley (04-27-79)
