Dangerous R&r Show Podcast

Bring Me The Head of Barry Manilow's TailorHipsters, flipsters & finger poppin' daddies....knock me your lobes......Man, you don’t know who this cat is. Let me Hip You! He was one of the wildest, gonest, freakiest studs who ever stomped through the pages of history. He’s the kind of a cat that balled every big swingin’ main day breeze, all the time every day. And the chicks were jumpin’ and the juice was flyin’ and the band was blowin’ and Nero havin’ himself a fine time, continual! This cat balled Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. In fact he balled so crazy and so far out that occasionally he get his kick warehouse so full of kicks he can’t tick no more kicks in, and when there ain’t no place to put ‘em the po’ cat get hung. But he ain’t hung for long, cause he whip out his scratch pad, which the cat always carried with him and he write on the “O-bob-a-do, O-bop-a-day, you wid me, and I’m wid you,” and

In the summer of 2002, Steven came up with the idea to do an art experiment by adding bass tracks to 2 White Stripes songs and sharing them with Redd Kross fans via the internet. The overwhelmingly positive response inspired him to cover the entire "White Blood Cells" record. Word spread quickly over the internet and soon press such as Entertainment Weekly, Pitchfork Media, the NY Times, BB Gun to name but a few ran articles about "Redd Blood Cells." The original intent was to post 2 songs per week, and it would all be over within a 2 month span of time; however the popularity of this art project has made us decide to archive at least part of it on www.ReddKross.com since so many people still come to the site looking for it."Besides it's the coolest thing in the world ... I'm playing bass in the White Stripes ... I am Steven White ... that is unless they kick me out." - Steven McDonald / Redd KrossI hope you enjoy this digital time-capsule.

Set List: The Frantics-Werewolf / Claudine Clark-Walking in a cemetary / Fabienne Delsol-Chilla & Fever / Harlem Hamfats-Hoodooin woman / Big Ed-Superstition / Bulldog Breed-sheila's broomstick ride / Buchanan Brothers-Flying saucers / Checkers-Ghost of my baby / Jett Powers-Stranded in the jungle / King's 5-Voodoo man / Lonnie Johnson-Blue ghost / Juke Boy Bonner-Runnin shoes / Ike Turner-She makes my blood run cold / Curtis Knight-Strange things / Swingin' Neckbreakers-No costume, no candy / Sonics-The witch / Tito & Tarantula-After dark........Fake wounds wash off in the morning and waking up in the drunken tank only partially dressed like Captain Jack Sparrow or Lady Gaga sucks worse than a vampire. While Halloween seems to have surpassed St. Patrick's Day as the most drunken holiday, it has some inherent differences, but requires similar guidelines. To make things safer for you this Halloween we at the DRR Show headquarters found this Halloween Survival Kit on Etsy by the Cant

The dog trots freely in the streetand sees KIP TYLER & THE FLIPSand the things he seesare bigger than himselfand the things he seesare THE GUYS WHO CAME UP FROM DOWNSTAIRS / Drunks in doorwaysMoons on trees.....The dog trots freely thru the streetand the things he seesare LA RENGA playing Neil Young / Fish on newsprintAnts in holesChickens in Chinatown windowstheir heads a block away.....The dog trots freely in the streetand the things he smellssmell something like himself & MCKINLEY MITCHELL / The dog trots freely in the streetpast puddles and babiescats and cigarspoolrooms and policemen & JIMMY ROGERS / He doesn't hate copsHe merely has no use for themand he goes past themand past the dead cows hung up wholein front of the San Francisco Meat Market listening to BIG MACEO 78's / He would rather eat a tender cowthan a tough policemanthough either might do or maybe JIM KWESKIN'S JUG BAND / And he goes past the Romeo Ravioli Factoryand past Coit's Towerand past Congressman Doyle

Brothers & Sisters.....today we bring you Johnny Knight & his R&R Guitar....Elmo Williams & HEzekiah Early with their crappy equipment [Yeah!!].....Terry Clement with Mel Smith & the Nightriders pulling up the rear......A Hillbilly Hangover follows next with 6 big hillbilly slabs o wax - Sonny Fisher, Rex & Herb, Dave & Deke, Little Jimmy Dickins, Chuck & Gene and the great Ronnie Dee [Dawson].........David Jones a.k.a. David Bowie with his first ever waxing from 1964, a 78 from 1929 by Iromeio "Romeo" Nelson singin' "Head Rag Hop" with some help from Tampa Red & Frankie Jaxson...Jade Warrior takes us out to Chicago via Otis Rush, Guitar Tommy Moore tells a tale about "Not Botherin' Nobody" while Joe McCoy & the Harlem Hamfats via a scratchy 78 rpm lay down the inspiration for Chuck Berry's Maybelline "Oh Red" on the Decca label from 1936.....Joe South does his version of a song he wrote for Billy Joe Royal...."

I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness, starving hysterical naked, dragging themselves through the negro streets at dawn looking for an angry fix, angelheaded hipsters burning for the ancient heavenly connection to the starry dynamo in the machinery of night time PODCASTS. In the darkness I heard Freddie Cannon singing "Buzz buzz a diddle it" while Paul Butterfield drew down the moon singing "Come on in"....Joe South was beautifully "Snowed" while hanging out with the Yardbirds in the "Hot House of Omargarashid".....Expelled from the academies for crazy & publishing obscene odes on the windows of the skull, cowering in unshaven rooms in underwear, burning their money in wastebaskets and listening to the Terror through the wall, who got busted in their pubic beards returning through Laredo with a belt of marijuana for New York, who ate fire in paint hotels or drank turpentine in Paradise Alley, death, or purgatoried their torsos night after night

Holy Hell!! or something like that.....I've been somewhat absent via the Podcast for good reason....making some dinero's to pay for the boleros, brothers & sisters....we all must eat. Today's Podcast shall be titled "WE DON'T NEED NO STINKIN' PODCAST"...not so much as playing Mexican music but as a tip of the hat to Alfonso Bedoya who was trying to convince Fred C. Hobbs that he and his company were Federales....Alfonso was no actor but the mayor of the town that The Treasure of the Sierra Madre was being filmed in. Well we don't need no stinkin' radio station to bring you this Podcast....hear hear.Starting off in 45 rpm fashion with the Dusters on the ARC label from 1956 with "Sally Mae"....The Emperors from Harrisburg, Pa with "Karate" follows that sounding ALOT like Santana's "Everybody's Everything"...hmmmmm...George Harrison got sued for less...no? The Ugly Beats cover The Easybeats monster 45 "I'll Make Yo

Again...not really a Podcast but a great collection of songs inspired by the Go Go Generation. You won't be disappointed by this collection if your into the DRR Show Radio Podcasts!Tracklist:1_Hollies-Nitty Gritty /2_Who-Baby don't you do it /3_Q65-From above /4_Shadows of Knight-Light bulb blues /5_David Jones-Good morning girl /6_Paramounts-Cuttin' in /7_The Eyes-I'm rowed out /8_Small Faces-Take this hurt off me /9_Kinks-You shouldn't be sad /10_Pink Floyd-Leave Lucy leave /11_Bluesbreakers-Looking back /12_Swingin' Blue Jeans-One of these days /13_Zombies-I remember when I loved her /14_Yardbirds-Lost woman /15_Etta James-7 Day Fool /16_Easybeats-She's so fine /17_Trashmen-That's cool, that's trash /18_Roulettes-You don't love me /19_Kaisers-She's gonna two-time me /20_Coasters-Teach me how to shimmy /21_Jesters of Newport-Stormy /22_Downliners Sect-Wreck of old 97 /23_Animals-Club-a-go-go /24_Gants-Smoke rings /25_Georgie Fame-In the meantime26_Motio

Due to an incredibly heavy work load [building a set for TV] & unrealistic deadlines I have not had time to do a 'proper' podcast in the last 2 weeks.....so here's a collection of 60's maniacs from Australia via a terrific LP comp that came out over 20 years ago via RAVEN RECORDS ...... Glenn Baker is a god, no doubt. Next week I'm almost sure to do a POD / Radio show so stay tuned...and speaking of this POD...here's the track listing:1 The Missing Links_You're Drivin' Me Insane 2 The Black Diamonds_I Want, Need, Love You 3 The Elois_By My Side 4 The Moods_Rum Drunk 5 The Easybeats_Goin' Out Of My Mind 6 The Vince Maloney Sect_No Good Without You 7 The Sunsets_I Want Love 8 The Wild Colonials_Get The Picture 9 The Creatures_Ugly Thing 10 The Cult_You're Just My Kind 11 The Atlantics_Come On 12 The D-Coys_Bad Times 13 Trevor Gordon & The Bee Gees_Little Miss Rhythm & Blues 14 The 4 Strangers_Sad & Lonely 15 The In-Sect_I Can See My Love 16

Arthur Brown or "The Crazy World of Arthur Brown" - what do you think of - what do you know or recollect? The ringleader of the 60's psychedelic movement? The spearhead of the 1968 political winter of discontent - leading student violent protest from the barricades? The "God of Hellfire"? The spiritual source of the theatrical movement within rock music? The perpetual seeker for change and truth flying in the face of fortune and fame? The greatest underachiever of the last thirty years? The greatest voice ever to grace a "pop" record? Shot away by chemical drugs? Lost to us forever in a Tibetan monastry? Saint, sinner, charlatan or messiah?

No show this week but I'll be back next week with a theme. Jerusalem was produced by a young Ian Gillian of Deep Purple fame. The band consisted of a group of teenagers with a penchant for LOUD!! Rare LP getting harder to find....Tracks:1 - Frustration / 2 - Hooded eagle / 3 - I see the light / 4 - Murderer's lament / 5 - When the wolf sits / 6 - Midnight steamer / 7 - Primitive man / 8 - Beyond the grave / 9 - BONUS 45 RPM "Kamakazi Moth"......

John Lydon was wrong: anger is not an energy.....Over the last few months, the nation has morphed into Howard Beale. We are, as Beale roared, as mad as hell and we’re not going to take it any more. With every passing week, every passing live current affairs show, every passing protest march, the anger mounts. This anger is applied indiscriminately left, right and centre. We’re angry with politicians, highly paid TV presenters, unions, highly paid union leaders, rich folk, folk who used to be rich, poor folks, builders, developers, emigrants, immigrants, public sector workers, private sector workers, bankers, footballers, football pundits, the FAI, Morrissey, neighbours, relatives and friends. Oh, and journalists too. It’s an equal opportunities kind of anger. But the problem with anger is that it doesn’t get you anywhere. You vent, rant and fume but, when you’re finished venting, ranting and fuming, you’re still in the same pickle that you were in when you began. It may be entertaining to watch someone go off

All 45 rpm show .....!...almost....Theme: "45 rpm A-Go-Go".JJ Cale from 1965 before he was snortin' "cocaine" with a killer 45 on the Liberty label [1965] "It's a Go-Go Place, Jim Valley before he joined Paul Revere & Raiders with "I'm Real" on Jerden [1967, Jimmy Seals before the "summer breeze" blew through his hair on Challenge [1964] "Grounded" , Ronnie Hawkins when he was billin' himself as Rockin' Ronald on End [1959] "Cuttin' Out" , Clear Light with future actor/TV movie psycho, Cliff DeYoung on Elektra [1967] "She's Ready To Be Free"......Cryan' Shames "Ben Franklin's Almanac [Destination '66], Thin Lizzy with Gary Moore on guitar Decca '71 " Little Darlin', Status Quo / "Just Take Me", France Gall / "Jazz A-Go-Go", Gentry's / "Stroll On", Painted Faces / "Anxious Color", Bo Diddley / "Down Home Special&q

This week's show is a tip of the hat to the Monkees.....here's the set list:1ST SET: 1_The Flies-I'm not your stepping stone / 2_Duane Eddy-Ramrod / 3_The Monkees-Circle sky / 4_Paul Butterfield Blues Band-Mary Mary........2ND SET: 1_Bloos Magoos-So I'm wrong and you are right / 2_Blue Things-Orange rooftops of your mind / 3_Link Davis-Rice & gravy / 4_Dazzlers-Gee whiz / 5_Mitch Ryder-Liberty.....3RD SET: 1_Small Faces-Lazy Sunday / 2_Duane Eddy-Shazam! / 3_Saints-Memories are made of this / 4_The Clutters-Tainted love / 5_Continental Drifters-I can't let go.......4TH SET: 1_Stones-The last time / 2_Rascals-Find somebody ...........Next week is a 45 rpm A-Go-Go!!!!!

What better way to start off this Podcast than with Country Joe & the Fish...their LP from 1967 "Electric Music for the Mind & Body" is the inspiration for this humble 1 hour Pod...Starting off with CJ & the Fish from EMFTM&B is "Flying High"....stuck on L.A. Freeway is no way to be, brothers & sister....so Smokey Joe Whitfield checks out the "Function at the Junction" via an old 78 rpm on the Crest label [L.A.] from 1955...Joel Scott Hill & the Strangers chime in with the very first 45 rpm on L.A.'s Titan label ..."Caterpiller Crawl" [1959]...Hill would go on to play in Canned Heat after guitar god, Harvey Mandell vacated the lead guitar chair....finishing off the first set is Blackburn & Snow, an excellent L.A. duo with "Stranger in a Strange Land" [Verve '66]...they put out 1 killer Lp and this 45 rpm written by Samuel F. Omar a.k.a. David Crosby. Lead guitar chores by The Ventures Jerry McGhee....Next up is Country Joe

A bunch of songs ....not really a show. 18 songs with names in the titles.TRACKS:Pink Floyd - Arnold Layne /Ken Nordine - Miss Cone /The Equals - Soul brother Clifford /Augusto Martelli - Beryl's tune /Nick Carter - Prayer to St. Peter /The Trillium - Queen Alice /Gary Leeds & the Rain - Francis /The Strawbs - Lady Fuscia /Bulldog Breed - Austin Omanspare /Popul Vuh - Nosferatu /Mark Fry - Dreaming of Alice /Mark Fry - The Witch /The Open Mind - Dear Louise /Inner Space - Agilok & Blubbo /Chantel Goya - C'est bien, Bernard /Walter Ghoul's Lavender Brigade - Julia /Chad & Jeremy - Paxton Quigley's had the course /King Biscuit Entertainers - Stormy.That's it.....2 'shows' this week: DRR 17_The Podcast at the Gates of Dawn & The Name Game....Subscribe via itunes and download automatically!

"Lucifer Sam, Siam cat / Always sitting by your sideAlways by your side /That cat's something I can't explain....."Indeed....indeed.....since the Podcast is called "The Podcast at the Gates of Dawn" we'll start skinny dippin' with Pink Floyd - "Lucifer Sam"...while in the "name" mode; The Paul Brett Sage chime in with "3-D Mona Lisa". Mona makes an appearance and smiles while ; Billy Lee Riley & His Little Green Men shake the Pod with "Flying Saucers R&R" and Frank Trumbauer & his Orchestra shake the conquerer root with "Taboo"."Jennifer Gentle you're a witch / You're the left sideHe's the right side / Oh no / That cat's something I can't explain...."Mr. Rogers' neighborhood gets invaded by the French via Les Trembles' "Ne ten vaspas" [I don't think so]."Lu-ci-fer go to sea / Be a hip catBe a ship's cat / Somewhere, anywhere / That cat&apos

This weeks working title: JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE OF THE PODCASTLeave your cares behind,Come with us and findThe pleasures of the journey to the centre of the Podcast......[ The Astronauts, Mothers of Invention, Link Wray & The Amboy Dukes have all RSVP'd ]Come along if you care,Come along if you dare,Take a ride to the land inside of your mind...... [Al Ferrier, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Jackie Lee Cochran, and the Clash are making the trip]Beyond the seas of thought,Beyond the realm of what,Across the streets of hopes and dreams where things are really not.....[The Who, Youngbloods, & Julian Covey are sure to provide entertainment]You must please realiseYou'll prob'bly be surprisedFor it's a land unknown to manWhere fantasy is factSo if you can, please understandYou might not come back......[Nancy & Ronald Reagan & The Shamen are packing the lunch]Come along if you care,Come along if you dare,Take a ride to the land inside and you'll see.....[The Psychedelic Guita

Mojo's, Mata Hari's & Muckity Mucks......This weeks episode culminating from the shotgun wedding of my record collection and your computer is titled MOJO'S, MATA HARI'S & MUCKITY MUCKS....aptly named as we're starting with Little Esther Phillips from 1964 on the Atlantic records label..."Mojo Hannah"...smooth as silk was Lil Esther...she got her start with Johnny Otis in the early 50's, hooked up with Mel Walker who introduced Esther to the blues, bourbon and heroin......ahem.....in the words of my old buddy Johnny "Jersey to Mersey" Bodnar, we "con-tin-ooh on" with Ray Davies favorite band The Woggles who nail a 3 pointer over the head of Kevin Garnett before he can complain to the ref who's diggin' Dick Dale plunkin' his piano wire geetar strings offa an early offering from the surfguitargod hisself...."Jungle Fever" a favorite here in the Jungle Studios....I've seen SzQ get on her desk and frug out to this sla

The working title for this weeks show is Games, Dames & Diddy Wah Diddies but I've got a short attention span and usually stray way off the path so why should this be any different? Blind Blake recorded "Diddie Wah Diddie" around 1928 I'd 'recon....it's a masterful ragtime guitar tune where not too many answers for just what the fuck it is....intercourse, sex, penis are all candidates claiming the prize....but whether any of them get the gold is in the ears of the listener.....Starting off the Podcast with some upgrade 45's to the DRR Show...first is Roky Erickson & Arthur Lee's bastard child...Nova Local with their first slab of 7" wax "Games"..so at least we start the show off staying on course....focus, Mickster, focus......Don Gardner's ultra hip floor filler "My baby likes to boogaloo" hits the turntable running followed by an original first pressing of The Shondells' "Thunderbolt" on Snap. Thunderbolt is the b-s