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I got introduced to some interesting new things this week, most notably The Greyboy Allstars and Florence and the Machine. I also was reintroduced and reminded that Scott Walker is an interesting artist to explore. Hope you like the mix, and remember , I very much need your suggestions to keep the show fresh and varied. Who have I overlooked, or underplayed?
Billie Holiday, ” That’s Life I Guess,” Lady Day: Best Of
Robert Gomez, “At Nemli Bats,” Pine Sticks and Phosphorus
Levon Helm, “I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free,” Electric Dirt
Nouvelle Vague, “Heart Of Glass (Blondie),” Bande A Part
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Klaus Nomi, “Lightning Strikes,” Encore!
Greyboy Allstars, “What Happened to Television,” What Happened to Television
The Kingston Trio, “The World’s Last Authentic Playboy,” The Capitol Years
Florence And The Machine, “Between Two Lungs,” Lungs
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Scott Walker, “Orpheus,” In 5 Easy Pieces
Alice Coltrane, “Stopover Bombay,” Journey In Satchidananda
Broken Social Scene, “Anthems For A Seventeen Year Old Girl,” You Forgot it in People
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Jackson C Frank, “Milk And Honey Blues,” Run the Game
Xavier Cugat, “La Cumparsita (The Masked One),” Rumba Rumba
Sharleen Spiteri, “You Let Me Down,” Melody
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Ciro Monteiro, “Formosa,” Brazil Classics
Dolly Parton, “Old Flames Can’t Hold a Candle to You,” Greatest Hits
Steve Miller Band, “Space Cowboy,” Best Of
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Led Zeppelin, “Tangerine,” Led Zep III
Matmos, “Mister Mouth,” Supreme Balloon
Bosque Brown, “So Loud,” Baby
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Sly Stone, “Hot Fun in the Summertime,” Greatest Hits
Bostitch, “Autobanda,” Tijuana Session #3
Astrud Gilberto, “So Nice (Summer Samba),” Greatest Hits
Kalim Brothers, “Kaulana O Hilo Hanakahi,” Hawaii
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Otis Spann, “I Just Want a Little Bit,” Encyclopedia of Early Blues Classics
Laura Veirs, “Spelunking,” Year of Meteors
Gogol Bordello, “Samio’s Day,” Gogol Bordello vs Tamil Muskat
M.Ward, ” Dead Man,” Trasfiguration of Vincent
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