WFMU: Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from July 10, 2016

Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from July 10, 2016

Music for the revolution in my head: choogling punks; power pop, both skinny-tied and long-haired; soul shouters and girl groups; bubblegum and acid rock; global fuzz; weirdos and outsiders, and the Weirdos and the Outsiders; Archie Shepp and J. Geils. Plus, live bands.

Upcoming events:

Fri. Nov 22nd, 9pm - Midnight: Lavender Flu (More info...)

July 10, 2016: I'm just another soldier in the army of love.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New
Suicide Commandos	Burn It Down (Live)
Stanley Winston	No More Ghettos in America	Holy Spirit: Spiritual Soul and Gospel Funk From Shreveport's Jewel Records
Mushroom	Flesh Failures (Let the Sun Shine In)	Psychedelic Soul on Wax	Little Mafia			*
Archie Shepp	Attica Blues/Invocation	Attica Blues	Impulse!
The Staple Singers	I'm Just Another Soldier	Bealtitude: Respect Yourself	Stax
Irma Thomas	Good Things Don't Come Easy	Sweet Inspiration: The Songs of Dan Penn & Spooner Oldham
Lee Rogers	I Need Your Love (To Satisfy My Soul)	Jack Ashford: Just Productions	Kent Soul			*
Hank Ballard & the Midnighters	Which Way Should I Turn	Unwind Yourself: The King Recordings	Kent Soul			*
The Auditions	Returning Home from Vietnam	Eccentric Soul: Sittin' In the Park (V/A)	Numero Group			*
""
S to S	It's Okay "It's Okay" by "S to S"	S to S	Sommor		1978 Belgium
Ted Mulry Gang	Crazy "Crazy" by "Ted Mulry Gang"	When Sharpies Ruled: A Vicious Selection (V/A)	Festival
The Rolling Stones	She Was Hot "She Was Hot" by "The Rolling Stones"	Under Cover			Maybe this is the worst Rolling Stones record? Will the debate continue?
The Cynics	Girl You're on My Mind	Rock 'n' Roll	Get Hip
The Barracudas	Watching the World Go By	Another Splash of Colour: New Psychedelia in Britain 1980-85 (V/A)
The Move	Fire Brigade (early piano version)	The Move			Three-disc deluxe reissue	*
The Royale Coachmen	Killer of Men	Anxious Color [V/A]			V/A comp of 60s private press psych
Primary Mini-Band	Track 1 "Track 1" by "Primary Mini-Band"	Kimamanahibi	Branco		1974 Japan

Trevor White	Crazy Kids "Crazy Kids" by "Trevor White"		Just Add Water	7"	Jook/Spark guitarist from '76
Pantherman	Pantherman "Pantherman" by "Pantherman"	Clap Your Hands And Stamp Your Feet: 24 Nederglam Tracks From The Early 70s
Ice Cream	Shout It Out "Shout It Out" by "Ice Cream"	Clap Your Hands Stamp Your Feet! More Junk Shop Glam!
The New Pornographers	War on the East Coast	Brill Bruisers	Matador
Karen Marks	Cold Cafe "Cold Cafe" by "Karen Marks"	Sky Girl: Compiled by Julien Dechery and DJ Sundae	Effecient Space			*
Twinkeyz	Sweet Nothing "Sweet Nothing" by "Twinkeyz"	Alpha Jerk	S-S
Nervebreakers	My Life Is Ruied "My Life Is Ruied" by "Nervebreakers"			7"
Strychnine	Mal "Mal" by "Strychnine"	Danger! La France a Peur! Inedits Punk Fracais 1976-1980 (V/A)	Danger
Razz	Wish You Well (Ballad of J & B)		Warm Wet	7"	featuring Andy Human	*

Hot Dogs	Say What You Mean "Say What You Mean" by "Hot Dogs"	Say What You Mean	Ardent
Penny Arkade	Country Girl "Country Girl" by "Penny Arkade"	Not the Freeze
The Monkees	Me & Magdalena "Me & Magdalena" by "The Monkees"	Good Times	Rhino		Michael Nesmith on lead vocal	*
Townes Van zandt	Be Here to Love Me	Our Mother the Mountain
Caetano Veloso	Lost in Paradise "Lost in Paradise" by "Caetano Veloso"	Tropicalia: A Brazillian Revolution in Sound	Soul Jazz
Idris Ackamoor & The Pyramids	Clarion Call	We Be All Africans	Strut
Lavender Flu	Nothing was Breathing/So Clear	Heavy Air	Holy Mountain
Pascal Comelade & Les Liminanas	(They Call Me) Black Sabata	The Nothing Twist	Trouble in Mind			*
Pierre Vassiliu	Scene D'Amour "Scene D'Amour" by "Pierre Vassiliu"		Born Bad	7"		*
Nora Guthrie	Home Before "Home Before" by "Nora Guthrie"	Sky Girl: Compiled by Julien Dechery and DJ Sundae	Effecient Space

Connections	Month to Month "Month to Month" by "Connections"	Midnight Run	Anyway			*
The Gotobeds	Brass Not Rash "Brass Not Rash" by "The Gotobeds"	Blood Sugar Secs Traffic	Sub Pop			*
Institute	Giddy Boys "Giddy Boys" by "Institute"		Katorga Works	7"
Honey Radar	Telephone Betty's Aneurysm		Chunklet Industries	7"		*
Talbot Adams	Grey Pinstripes "Grey Pinstripes" by "Talbot Adams"	Community/Recession Era	Secret Identity			*
The Kitchen Cinq	Codine "Codine" by "The Kitchen Cinq"	When the Rainbow Disappears: An Anthology 1965-68

Listener comments!
	6:06am mauri: Hey Nate!
	6:07am fred: Good morning Nate, mauri and other pyromaniacs
	6:22am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Nate and good morning. Hello, fred and mauri. Irma Thomas just kills.
	6:23am mauri: Good day Fred. A burning summer sunday here. Hows it there? Damn these songs are good. Hey Sem.
	6:31am fred: Burning here too, to my dismay. I'm a winter person
	6:36am Sem Chumbo: After a broiling start to summer, we now have early October weather, cool and wet. Maybe more your taste @fred.
	6:43am fred: @Sem: Cool sounds good. Wet not so much. I walk a lot, and fast, so dry cold is best for me. Water slows me down. Heat makes for too much sweat to wipe off, and I hate that burning sensation when it gets into my eyes
	6:45am duke: Morning fellow burners
	6:49am Nate K.: Hi folks, thanks for dropping by.
	6:49am Nate K.: What do you think the worst Rolling Stones record is?
	6:49am Sem Chumbo: Hey, duke. Hello. @fred: daily walker myself, agree on all your points.
	6:53am Jeff: The CYNICS !!!!!!! Thanks for the shirt. Nate. GREAT show !!!
	6:55am fred: @Nate: I honestly can't say: I don't like the Rolling Stones. The one song I do like is Gimme Shelter, and I like most covers better than the original
	7:03am Sem Chumbo: @Nate: pretty much stopped listening with any enthusiasm to the Stones after Exiles, w/ Some Girls having a few flashes of interest. But after '78, didn't give a shit about them.
	7:05am fred: @Sem: I actually enjoy picking off icicles from my hair after walking to or from work. Sadly, we had no real winter this year
	7:16am Nate K.: @Sem that's exactly what I always say. I lose interest after Exile, but I like Some Girls.
	7:16am ratty: dude, you are the man.. play that sucker three times IN A ROW.. burn it DOWN
	7:17am Nate K.: Thanks, @ratty!
	7:17am Nate K.: Hey @Jeff, I'm glad you like the shirt.
	7:25am fred: I'm still waiting for that shirt, but it's all good: after De Kift next week there will be nothing happening here until September. Then will be the time to represent
	7:31am Nate K.: Hey Fred, sorry about that. I know Scott and the gang are slugging away getting the swag out the door.
	7:36am fred: @Nate: don't be sorry, I know the drill. I wish I got it later, because that would mean I could afford to pledge more
	7:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hardy hey hey fraternity of sabbath pyros.
	7:51am Sem Chumbo: I tot I thaw a wabbit. G'day, eh?
	8:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'd still run a mile to see the Stones Live - but I literally just don't remember being excited about a new Stones record. It would be interesting to review their later stuff & see if anything's being ignored...I mean, I'm a Who fanatic, & I haven't checked their latest. Daltrey says there's no more music biz - why should they make a record?! Maybe this is like PostIndustrial Society - enuff has been made already; yes - an amazing thing about 'GarageRawk; (1960sPunk, what have you) is that there are still rekkids being found - & so many are interesting...
	8:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Monkees, on the other hand...
	8:06am Pete L: thats a great Monkees track
	8:08am fred: It's so sad that you didn't even check out the Who's latest record. Such an indictment of what they are now.
	8:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You just get out of habits.
	8:09am Pete L: i was just thinking yesterday: has enough art been made already? MUSIC? so much is bad NAWWW thats ridiculous if the MONKEES....
	8:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It was such a thing growing up & even having to special order Albums & collecting The Beatles & Who & seeing what a statement each one was - & being immersed. I'm just old enuff that w/ TheWho some was even in realtime. Now I get that shot of dopamine from FMU & other streams & from podcasts. It's like Culture has caught up w/ The Monkees - expect them to not write the songs & have session players & whatever. It took 30 years to be informed 'Pet Sounds' was behind Pepper. & The Stones will own the Live Tour world no matter what happens. It's all odd...
	8:13am fred: @RRN63: that's cold, but if you say so, warranted @Pete L: if you think enough art has been made, it just means you're old
	8:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's probably worthy Townshend writing & my loss. Everybody seems happy to pay & see TheWho Live these days.
	8:16am Nate K.: Yeah, I originally dismissed that Monkees record out of hand, but there are few excellent tracks on it.
	8:16am Pete L: is this Idris guy recent? so late Albert Ayler Hedwig played Bardo Pond covering Ayler - remarkable, never heard that @RRN63 - obviously ! old enough
	8:27am Nate K.: @Pete, the record was recorded in 2015, but he's not a young guy specifically.
	8:30am Pete L: thanks Nate really enjoying the show
	8:47am Sem Chumbo: Gonna need a serious all-over burn ointment rubdown after this morning's show, Nate. Been as hot as a solar flare. See you, and all, next time.
	8:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Honey Radar - just the kewlest sound.

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Fri. Nov 22nd, 9pm - Midnight: Lavender Flu (More info...)
Nate K. is proud to welcome long-running Portland, Oregon, outfit Lavender Flu to the show. Playing a hazy, mesmerizing mix of lo-fi psychedelia and burnt-out rock 'n' roll, Lavender Flu have quietly built a reputation as one of the most fascinating and unpredictable bands in the contemporary underground. With a new album, Tracing the Sand by the Pool, out November 15, the band are hitting the road for a series of rare east coast performances and are dropping by WFMU along the way.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New
Suicide Commandos	Burn It Down (Live)
Stanley Winston	No More Ghettos in America	Holy Spirit: Spiritual Soul and Gospel Funk From Shreveport's Jewel Records
Mushroom	Flesh Failures (Let the Sun Shine In)	Psychedelic Soul on Wax	Little Mafia			*
Archie Shepp	Attica Blues/Invocation	Attica Blues	Impulse!
The Staple Singers	I'm Just Another Soldier	Bealtitude: Respect Yourself	Stax
Irma Thomas	Good Things Don't Come Easy	Sweet Inspiration: The Songs of Dan Penn & Spooner Oldham
Lee Rogers	I Need Your Love (To Satisfy My Soul)	Jack Ashford: Just Productions	Kent Soul			*
Hank Ballard & the Midnighters	Which Way Should I Turn	Unwind Yourself: The King Recordings	Kent Soul			*
The Auditions	Returning Home from Vietnam	Eccentric Soul: Sittin' In the Park (V/A)	Numero Group			*
""
S to S	It's Okay "It's Okay" by "S to S"	S to S	Sommor		1978 Belgium
Ted Mulry Gang	Crazy "Crazy" by "Ted Mulry Gang"	When Sharpies Ruled: A Vicious Selection (V/A)	Festival
The Rolling Stones	She Was Hot "She Was Hot" by "The Rolling Stones"	Under Cover			Maybe this is the worst Rolling Stones record? Will the debate continue?
The Cynics	Girl You're on My Mind	Rock 'n' Roll	Get Hip
The Barracudas	Watching the World Go By	Another Splash of Colour: New Psychedelia in Britain 1980-85 (V/A)
The Move	Fire Brigade (early piano version)	The Move			Three-disc deluxe reissue	*
The Royale Coachmen	Killer of Men	Anxious Color [V/A]			V/A comp of 60s private press psych
Primary Mini-Band	Track 1 "Track 1" by "Primary Mini-Band"	Kimamanahibi	Branco		1974 Japan

Trevor White	Crazy Kids "Crazy Kids" by "Trevor White"		Just Add Water	7"	Jook/Spark guitarist from '76
Pantherman	Pantherman "Pantherman" by "Pantherman"	Clap Your Hands And Stamp Your Feet: 24 Nederglam Tracks From The Early 70s
Ice Cream	Shout It Out "Shout It Out" by "Ice Cream"	Clap Your Hands Stamp Your Feet! More Junk Shop Glam!
The New Pornographers	War on the East Coast	Brill Bruisers	Matador
Karen Marks	Cold Cafe "Cold Cafe" by "Karen Marks"	Sky Girl: Compiled by Julien Dechery and DJ Sundae	Effecient Space			*
Twinkeyz	Sweet Nothing "Sweet Nothing" by "Twinkeyz"	Alpha Jerk	S-S
Nervebreakers	My Life Is Ruied "My Life Is Ruied" by "Nervebreakers"			7"
Strychnine	Mal "Mal" by "Strychnine"	Danger! La France a Peur! Inedits Punk Fracais 1976-1980 (V/A)	Danger
Razz	Wish You Well (Ballad of J & B)		Warm Wet	7"	featuring Andy Human	*

Hot Dogs	Say What You Mean "Say What You Mean" by "Hot Dogs"	Say What You Mean	Ardent
Penny Arkade	Country Girl "Country Girl" by "Penny Arkade"	Not the Freeze
The Monkees	Me & Magdalena "Me & Magdalena" by "The Monkees"	Good Times	Rhino		Michael Nesmith on lead vocal	*
Townes Van zandt	Be Here to Love Me	Our Mother the Mountain
Caetano Veloso	Lost in Paradise "Lost in Paradise" by "Caetano Veloso"	Tropicalia: A Brazillian Revolution in Sound	Soul Jazz
Idris Ackamoor & The Pyramids	Clarion Call	We Be All Africans	Strut
Lavender Flu	Nothing was Breathing/So Clear	Heavy Air	Holy Mountain
Pascal Comelade & Les Liminanas	(They Call Me) Black Sabata	The Nothing Twist	Trouble in Mind			*
Pierre Vassiliu	Scene D'Amour "Scene D'Amour" by "Pierre Vassiliu"		Born Bad	7"		*
Nora Guthrie	Home Before "Home Before" by "Nora Guthrie"	Sky Girl: Compiled by Julien Dechery and DJ Sundae	Effecient Space

Connections	Month to Month "Month to Month" by "Connections"	Midnight Run	Anyway			*
The Gotobeds	Brass Not Rash "Brass Not Rash" by "The Gotobeds"	Blood Sugar Secs Traffic	Sub Pop			*
Institute	Giddy Boys "Giddy Boys" by "Institute"		Katorga Works	7"
Honey Radar	Telephone Betty's Aneurysm		Chunklet Industries	7"		*
Talbot Adams	Grey Pinstripes "Grey Pinstripes" by "Talbot Adams"	Community/Recession Era	Secret Identity			*
The Kitchen Cinq	Codine "Codine" by "The Kitchen Cinq"	When the Rainbow Disappears: An Anthology 1965-68

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Listener comments!
	6:06am mauri: Hey Nate!
	6:07am fred: Good morning Nate, mauri and other pyromaniacs
	6:22am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Nate and good morning. Hello, fred and mauri. Irma Thomas just kills.
	6:23am mauri: Good day Fred. A burning summer sunday here. Hows it there? Damn these songs are good. Hey Sem.
	6:31am fred: Burning here too, to my dismay. I'm a winter person
	6:36am Sem Chumbo: After a broiling start to summer, we now have early October weather, cool and wet. Maybe more your taste @fred.
	6:43am fred: @Sem: Cool sounds good. Wet not so much. I walk a lot, and fast, so dry cold is best for me. Water slows me down. Heat makes for too much sweat to wipe off, and I hate that burning sensation when it gets into my eyes
	6:45am duke: Morning fellow burners
	6:49am Nate K.: Hi folks, thanks for dropping by.
	6:49am Nate K.: What do you think the worst Rolling Stones record is?
	6:49am Sem Chumbo: Hey, duke. Hello. @fred: daily walker myself, agree on all your points.
	6:53am Jeff: The CYNICS !!!!!!! Thanks for the shirt. Nate. GREAT show !!!
	6:55am fred: @Nate: I honestly can't say: I don't like the Rolling Stones. The one song I do like is Gimme Shelter, and I like most covers better than the original
	7:03am Sem Chumbo: @Nate: pretty much stopped listening with any enthusiasm to the Stones after Exiles, w/ Some Girls having a few flashes of interest. But after '78, didn't give a shit about them.
	7:05am fred: @Sem: I actually enjoy picking off icicles from my hair after walking to or from work. Sadly, we had no real winter this year
	7:16am Nate K.: @Sem that's exactly what I always say. I lose interest after Exile, but I like Some Girls.
	7:16am ratty: dude, you are the man.. play that sucker three times IN A ROW.. burn it DOWN
	7:17am Nate K.: Thanks, @ratty!
	7:17am Nate K.: Hey @Jeff, I'm glad you like the shirt.
	7:25am fred: I'm still waiting for that shirt, but it's all good: after De Kift next week there will be nothing happening here until September. Then will be the time to represent
	7:31am Nate K.: Hey Fred, sorry about that. I know Scott and the gang are slugging away getting the swag out the door.
	7:36am fred: @Nate: don't be sorry, I know the drill. I wish I got it later, because that would mean I could afford to pledge more
	7:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hardy hey hey fraternity of sabbath pyros.
	7:51am Sem Chumbo: I tot I thaw a wabbit. G'day, eh?
	8:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'd still run a mile to see the Stones Live - but I literally just don't remember being excited about a new Stones record. It would be interesting to review their later stuff & see if anything's being ignored...I mean, I'm a Who fanatic, & I haven't checked their latest. Daltrey says there's no more music biz - why should they make a record?! Maybe this is like PostIndustrial Society - enuff has been made already; yes - an amazing thing about 'GarageRawk; (1960sPunk, what have you) is that there are still rekkids being found - & so many are interesting...
	8:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Monkees, on the other hand...
	8:06am Pete L: thats a great Monkees track
	8:08am fred: It's so sad that you didn't even check out the Who's latest record. Such an indictment of what they are now.
	8:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You just get out of habits.
	8:09am Pete L: i was just thinking yesterday: has enough art been made already? MUSIC? so much is bad NAWWW thats ridiculous if the MONKEES....
	8:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It was such a thing growing up & even having to special order Albums & collecting The Beatles & Who & seeing what a statement each one was - & being immersed. I'm just old enuff that w/ TheWho some was even in realtime. Now I get that shot of dopamine from FMU & other streams & from podcasts. It's like Culture has caught up w/ The Monkees - expect them to not write the songs & have session players & whatever. It took 30 years to be informed 'Pet Sounds' was behind Pepper. & The Stones will own the Live Tour world no matter what happens. It's all odd...
	8:13am fred: @RRN63: that's cold, but if you say so, warranted @Pete L: if you think enough art has been made, it just means you're old
	8:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's probably worthy Townshend writing & my loss. Everybody seems happy to pay & see TheWho Live these days.
	8:16am Nate K.: Yeah, I originally dismissed that Monkees record out of hand, but there are few excellent tracks on it.
	8:16am Pete L: is this Idris guy recent? so late Albert Ayler Hedwig played Bardo Pond covering Ayler - remarkable, never heard that @RRN63 - obviously ! old enough
	8:27am Nate K.: @Pete, the record was recorded in 2015, but he's not a young guy specifically.
	8:30am Pete L: thanks Nate really enjoying the show
	8:47am Sem Chumbo: Gonna need a serious all-over burn ointment rubdown after this morning's show, Nate. Been as hot as a solar flare. See you, and all, next time.
	8:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Honey Radar - just the kewlest sound.

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