PODCAST 20 Best Of
PODCAST 20
Running Time: 45:38 | File Size 62.67 MB
Download: .mp3
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I’ve been dusting off some of the mp3s we’ve posted here since Feb ’07 and came up with this “Best of the Rising Storm” collection. Tracks with a decided country/blues slant. Thanks for listening!
edit: Grab this as a mixtape at Aquarium Drunkard.
TRACKLIST
1. Intro: Grape FX
2. “Where I Lead Me” by Townes Van Zandt (1971)
3. “When I’m Dead and Gone” by McGuinness Flint (1970)
4. “Wait Til The Summer Comes Along” by The Kinks (1965)
5. “Little Bit of Rain” by Karen Dalton w/ Fred Neil overdub (1969)
6. excerpt: “Wild Ox Moan” by Taj Mahal (1969)
7. “Farther on Down the Road (You Will Accompany Me)” by Taj Mahal (1969)
8. “God Out West” by Link Wray (1971)
9. “Bat Macumba” by Os Mutantes (1968-)
10. “Bright Lit Blue Skies” by The Rising Storm (1966)
11. “Passing By” by The Beach Boys (1968-)
12. “Everything’s Gonna be Everything” by Don Covay (1966)
13. “Captain Jesus” by Bob Martin (1972)
14. “Her Good Loving Grace” by Jerry Jeff Walker (1972)
15. “Blues Stay Away From Me” by Doug Sahm and Band (1973)
16. excerpt: “If I Never Touch You” by Cap’n Jack (1972)
Storm Effects: Pretty Things “Rain”/ D.R. Hooker “Weather Girl” /
Mickey Newbury “San Fransisco Mabel Joy”/ The Kinks “Rainy Day in June”
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This is a bomb-cast!
So so so great. The whole thing. A+
great podcast, but get fred neil ruins that track
LInk Wray followed by Os Mutantes. NICE!!!!
Simply delightful! — Especially when Townes is thrown into the mix.
As usual – incendiary! What is the “girlfriend test” though? Are you saying girls have different taste in music than guys, or are you referencing your own gf? just curious…
Take that to mean a significant other that has little interest in loud and dirty garage, punk, psych, etc. What I mean is it’s a safe mix. Nevamind!
Being a blogger is like being in charge of your own personal insane asylum.
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pretty sure the ‘Bat Macumba’ track is by Gilberto Gil, not Os Mutantes