Bob Brainen's show

Artist	Track	Album / Format	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Hank Levine w/ Timothy Leary	Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience	(CD-R)	1961 / 1966		0:00:00 Pop-up)
Pernice Brothers	There Goes The Sun	Discover a Lovelier You (CD)	2005		0:02:37 Pop-up)
Hang Ups	Top Of Morning	So We Go (CD)	1996		0:05:20 Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Cody, Cody	Burrito Deluxe (LP)	1970		0:08:02 Pop-up)
Sam Medoff and his Yiddish Swing Orchestra	Intro / The Bridegroom Special	The Yiddish Music Radio Project (CD)	1940 / 2002		0:10:46 Pop-up)
Doc Watson	Deep River Blues	Country Blues Collection 1964-1998 (CD)	1970 / 2003		0:15:15 Pop-up)
Canned Heat	Help Me	Canned Heat (LP)	1967		0:17:55 Pop-up)
Graham Connah's Sour Note Seven	Squalid Splendor	Graham Connah's Sour Note Seven / Jettison Slinky - Because Of Wayne / The Only Song We Know ‎ (CD box set)	2001		0:21:05 Pop-up)
NRBQ	Kentucky Slop Song	NRBQ (CD) *	1969 / 2018	debut album now out on CD and Vinyl	0:25:55 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: "birds @ 302 Chestnut"					0:26:06 Pop-up)
Paul Revere and The Raiders	Him or Me (what's it gonna be?)	Revolution! (LP)	1967		0:38:59 Pop-up)
Little Richard	Good Morning Little School Girl [var. takes]	Early Studio Outtakes (LP)	1957 / 1985		0:42:45 Pop-up)
'humanity'	Electronic Brain / Bee Education	Sounds From The Maryland State Fair (CD)	2001 / 2002	Recorded by James Twig Harper	0:46:23 Pop-up)
Del Amitri	Not Where it's At	Some Other Sucker's Parade (CD)	1997		0:47:40 Pop-up)
Herbie Nichols Trio	Portrait Of Ucha from "Love Gloom Cash Love"	Four Classic Albums (CD box set)	1957 / 2016		0:52:35 Pop-up)
Steve Noonan	Buy For Me The Rain	Steve Noonan (LP)	1968		0:54:42 Pop-up)
Frank Gartner	Cloud Environment	Trunk Presents The Super Sounds Of Bosworth (CD)	? / 1996	VAR	0:59:03 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: "Bob Brainen's Soul 'n RnB tape"					0:59:18 Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Come On	Singles Collection The London Years (CD box set)	1963 / 2002	Brian Jones - harmonica	1:15:24 Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	I Wanna Be Your Man	Singles Collection The London Years (CD box set)	1963 / 2002	Brian Jones - slashing slide guitar	1:16:59 Pop-up)
Yardbirds	Lost Woman	Over Under Sideways Down (LP)	1966		1:20:40 Pop-up)
Kenneth Patchen	A Sign Is Little Altered	Kenneth Patchen Reads with Jazz in Canada (CD)	1959 / 2004		1:23:17 Pop-up)
The Harry Lookofsky Strings	Leaky Faucet	The Harry Lookofsky Strings (CD)	1955 / 1994		1:27:25 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's					1:27:33 Pop-up)
Beau Brummels	Wolf	Beau Brummels (LP)	1975	reunion album	1:38:17 Pop-up)
Oregon	Collin's Delite	Our First Record (LP)	1970 / 1980		1:42:30 Pop-up)
Claude Debussy	Serenade For The Doll	Children's Corner, etc. (CD)	1908 / 1985	Jacques-Rouvier	1:44:27 Pop-up)
Mike Harrison [w/Junkyard Angel]	Mother Nature	Mike Harrison (CD)	1971 / 1998		1:47:06 Pop-up)
Charles Koff	Trailer from "Captive Women"	Monster Movie Music, Vol. 10 (CD-R)	1952	VAR	1:53:49 Pop-up)
Sun Blindness	Flash In The Cosmic Pan	Like Pearly Clouds (CD)	2011		1:54:40 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's					1:57:07 Pop-up)

Listener comments!

9:02am dan:

Good morning

9:04am 1whoknewcthulhu:

Good morning, Bob and all. It's a beautiful spring day in the NY metro area, but I ain't going outside when I know there's so much good music going down inside.

9:05am SmokinJ:

Good morning bb & musical explorers! 8-)

9:08am mauri:

Sunny saturday to all!

9:14am dan:

Good ol' Manischewitz.

9:14am Tome:

good sunny Morning it 'tis yes Bob and everyone and great music this morning as always

9:16am Tome:

to 1whoknewcthulhu and others seeking outdoors --- >> www.wfmu.org...

9:17am Tome:

wfmu.org... < --- correction oops ..

9:18am mrmucho:

was just thinking the other day that it's been a long time since i've heard Doc Watson on FMU

9:19am northguineahills:

buenos dias Bob and fellow Braniacs.

9:20am dan:

I didn't have to look and I knew that was The Bear singing.

9:21am Jack:

I used to love Canned Heat.

9:21am kevino:

Very underated band>

9:21am Henry in Hopatcong:

Love me some Doc in the morning! Great tune!

9:23am melinda:

I like the smooth sounds of the Sour Note Seven.

9:28am Bob Brainen:

Morning all!

9:31am Jack:

Canned Heat related trivia: there's a crater on the Moon named after Henry Vestines' father.

🥁

9:32am KevinfromBayRidge:

Morning Bob & Brainen-acs, Didn't realize till recently that NRBQ played the Fillmore East

🥁

9:32am WilliamfromDumont:

Morning Bob and all. NRBQ sounds great. Nice remaster.

9:33am northguineahills:

Woah,that's cool Jack!

9:40am dan:

And yet Green Day is in the HoF. WTF????????

9:42am SmokinJ:

Raiders Rule!

9:43am unpopularfred:

Good tune.
Happy Patriot's Day weekend everyone

9:43am pp:

I thought that many of the 60s and 70s soul and r&b acts aren't in the HoF. Like Spinners, etc. Even Rundgren. Screw the HoF

9:43am tadpoles:

Agree Bob...under Paul Revere's goofy surface was a great Rock band.

IMHO the greatest omission from the Hall of Fame is Arthur Lee & Love. Influenced a great many later bands including the Stones, the Doors and Hendrix. Their music still holds up great today. Cheers.

9:43am unpopularfred:

@Dan - know your enemy

9:44am SmokinJ:

The R&R H of F is a total scam!

9:46am Dano59:

That first set started with lots of nicely layered harmonies and guitars - not a genre, but I like it.
My top "snub" is NRBQ. i brought it up with Warren Haynes of the HoF once and he said "I love NRBQ too but they don't have a chance."

9:46am dan:

The HoF still hasn't inducted Jethro Tull, The Doobie Brothers, ELP, ELO, among others. Glad to see the Moody Blues, Cars and Dire Straits getting their due.

9:47am Dano59:

Warren's top choices - the ones he voted to go on the ballot - in 2004 were Neil Diamond and Dorsey Burnette.

9:47am David in London:

@tadpoles. Totally agree about Love and Arthur Lee. Had the immense good fortune to see Lee in Liverpool in the early Nineties, and it was one of the greatest gigs I ever saw, even after his desolate years had obviously taken their toll.

9:49am Dano59:

It's a popularity contest, record sales being more important than aesthetics (hence the perennial debate over what is and isn't 'rock and roll'). Green Day is apparently the greatest punk band of all time per one poll. Oh well.

9:50am Dano59:

New topic: Is Del Amitri power pop?

9:50am tadpoles:

@David...lucky man. I've seen film footage of that tour and wish I could have been there. I think Forever Changes has just been re-released again.

9:51am Roberto:

Del Amitri: one of the most underrated bands of our time? You be the judge!

9:53am David in London:

Still, the whole HOF was worth it if only for Iggy’s brilliant induction acceptance speech where he paraphrased F Scott Fitzgerald to talk about the ‘Second act of his American life’. Way to go Igmund.

9:53am Uncle Michael:

Good morning, alla youse.

9:54am Dano59:

oh yea by the way good morning brainenphiles!

9:54am Corey:

Morning all! Great set to accompany the snowstorm we're currently experiencing in Michigan.

9:55am Dano59:

Part of my do-list this weekend is send in my FMU donation...

9:55am Phillio:

Ah, I friggin love Herbie Nichol’s music

9:55am David in London:

@tadpoles. He did the trumpet break in Alone Again Or as an a capella scat, and I knew I was in the presence of greatness. Possibly time to rebuy Forever Changes again then, thanks for the tip off.

9:59am hawkeye:

Noonan!!!

9:59am dan:

@Corey: Snowstorm wow. It's gonna be in the 70s here in NYC

10:06am Corey:

@dan A glimpse of late spring/early summer in NYC sounds nice. Hopefully this is Michigan winter's last gasp

10:12am Douglas:

Your’e right about Paul and the Raiders.I knew him and he really was a cool guy.Saw Canned Heat many times,once with John Lee.

10:16am Jack:

I was debating whether or not to read Rita Coolidges autobio; I used to really like her (with Mad Dogs and Englishmen), but I have absolutely no interest in Kris Kristofferson.

10:17am dan:

Brian Jones does not get enough credit as a great harmonica player. What a talent.

10:18am Nanker de Tucson:

also sounds like Brian Jones on backing vocals

10:19am dan:

Interesting how the Stones version of I Wanna Be Your Man predates not only the Beatles version, but Beatlemania.

10:20am David in London:

These sounds showed a whole generation of British kids that there was more to life than the shitty post War austerity they’d been handed down, and helped inspire them to create something better. A lesson that could stand repetition today...

10:22am Kevin in Doomsville:

Vintage Yardbirds. Just been revisiting second incarnation of Jeff Beck Group. That boy sure can play!

10:23am tadpoles:

Great bass also on both these Stones and Yardbird tracks.

10:23am Douglas:

Brian Jones could play everything

10:23am dan:

The current Yardbirds lineup is now 4/5 American.

10:24am Jack:

Oh, and also in re: Canned Heat. Bob, maybe sometime you could play Alan Wilson's "Poor Moon"? My favorite Canned Heat track.

10:27am Doc Rock:

Hey Jeff!!

10:39am Dano59:

David: Now more than ever! I've been watching documentaries on poverty-ridden British kids, and attendant drugs and violence ... I thought America was bad.

10:49am unpopularfred:

great show today Bob

10:50am dan:

Spooky Tooth, one of those bands that should have had the worldwide influence of Led Zeppelin or Black Sabbath. A band that spawned the careers of Gary Wright and Foreigner's Mick Jones.

10:51am Jeff:

Hey Doc!!

10:53am tuskandhusk:

Tuned in here at Starfish and Coffee in Ohio

10:54am tadpoles:

@Dan....drummer Mike Kellie also went on to further fame in the Only Ones.

10:58am Nanker de Tucson:

Another great program today, BobB !

10:59am dan:

Great program as always.

11:00am tadpoles:

Thanks for Saturday morning Bob. Cheers.

12:27pm me:

Hey, did you play a spoken word/beat jazz type song called something like "As I Open the Window" by The Charles something Quartet on Saturday 4/14 around 10AM? Loved the song, can't find it anywhere. And it doesn't seem to be in your playlist...

3:49pm me:

Nevermind, I got it. It was Kenneth Patchen. Surprised I'd never heard him before. His voice has kind of an early Tom Waits vibe. Thanks for turning me on to his stuff. :)

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