Drop The Biscuit

This week’s mix/ playlist was put together especially for ‘Drop the Biscuit’ by Martin, an old school friend of mine, who of course later went on to be part of  the Pop group Depeche Mode. He’s also recorded a couple a brilliant Solo Albums- Counterfeit 1 & 2. The pic just shows you what a handsome little devil he was at school, an we also used it for an invite to one of his later Birthday parties in the mid nineties, I think?……anyway here’s the track listing, enjoy.

Diamond Version- This Blank Action (feat Leslie Winer)

Murcof-Memoria

Ben Frost-Secant

Beth Gibbons & Rustin Man-Mysteries

Daughn Gibson-The Sound of the Law

The Johnny Burnette Trio-Honey Hush

Warpaint-Disco_Very

Nitzer Ebb-Join in the Chant

Washington Phillips-Denomination Blues Pt.1

Palace Brothers-You will miss me when I Burn

Television Personalities-Three Wishes

Francoise Hardy-Le Temps De L’amour

Sonny Boy Williamson-Help Me

Family Band – Hatred

Big Joe & Mary Williams-I want my Crown

Jenny Lewis with the Watson Twins-Born Secular

Polygon Window- Polygon Window

Rekorder-Rekorder 6.1

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DJ Playlist from Persia Lounge in Worthing from Rosspunk.

I recently provided DJ support to this duo in July. For someone who is pretty hard to please, I loved their music.

Pete Fij used to be in Adorable and Terry Bickers was from the House of Love.

If you have not heard them I suggest you go check ‘em out and their new release, Broken Heart Surgery.

Spirit  – Taurus

Brian Eno & David Byrne – Solo Guitar With Tin Foil

Seu Jorge – Life On Mars?

Beck – everybody’s gotta learn sometime

The Velvet Underground – Pale Blue Eyes

13th Floor Elevators  – I Had To Tell You

Marc Bolan and Cilla Black – Lifes a Gas

The Chocolate Watchband – Inner Mystique

Connie Francis – My happiness

Pete Fij, Terry Bickers – The Sound Of Love

Elvis Costello – Alison

Johnny Cash – Hurt

Scott Walker – Montague Terrace (In Blue)

Gram Parsons – Love Hurts

Lee Hazlewood – My Autumns Done Come

Dennis Wilson – Mexico

Donovan – The River Song

Nick Drake – Northern Sky

The Everly Brothers – I Wonder If I Care as Much

The Beach Boys – Feel Flows

The Durutti Column    – Sketch for Summer

Tim Buckley – Song To The Siren

Cat Power – Metal Heart

Etta James – I’d Rather Go Blind

Nina Simone – If You Knew Let It Be Me

Scott 4 – Konigskraft

The Troggs – Cousin Jane

Spacemen 3  – How Does It Feel

In some parallel universe? King Tubby meets Joe Meek, he says-

So here’s a (fairly) modern mix/ playlist (post 1970’s!) featuring a coupla  my favourite remixers/knob twiddling space cadets – Adrian Sherwood an Brendan Lynch.(did I hear the rosspunk mention  he wasn’t so keen on remixes recently?)

NO! in fact I would say remixes were one of the highlights in the music scene all thru the 80’s & 9o’s! So NEWDUB

(I just mean this side of the 70’s!) an actually I might not really mean dub at all….. An that’s when she said-things really started fallin into (space) er place…..

2001, a space odyssey intro-

primal scream-retribution -sherwood mix.

new age steppers-animal space.

brendan lynch-cosmos.

talvin singh-equal 1.

asian dub foundation-free satpal ram (primal/lynch mix)

echoboy-flashlegs (suite).

strontium 90-rave on the congo.

adrian sherwood-majestic 12.

audio active-wanna-na-dub.

primal scream-struttin’(brendan lynch mix).

spirit feel-dove.

pt. 2 – late 60’s.

Diggin’ the vinyl again- Welcome to Pt.2 of DTB Soultime, the late 60’s. Here’s another selection of some of our favourite Soul tunes, this time from the late 60’s- Covers, Originals- Love, loss an heartbreak.

Soulful harmonies, beautiful strings etc….

Enjoy……Slippery1.

Jimmy Hughes-There is something on your mind (1965)

Sammy Ambrose-This diamond ring (1965)

Barbara Mason- Yes, I’m ready (1965)

Marie Knight- A little too lonely (1965)

Sam Cooke-A change is gonna come (1965)

Chris Clark-Do I love you (indeed I do) (1966)

Lorraine Ellison- Stay with me (1966)

Aaron Neville-Tell it like it is (1966)

Brenton Wood-Gimme a little sign (1967)

Toussaint McCall-Nothing takes the place of you (1967)

Erma Franklin-Piece of my heart (1967)

Brenda & the Tabulations-Walk on by (1967)

 PP Arnold- The first cut is the deepest (1967)

James Carr-The dark end of the street (1967)

The Temptations- I wish it would rain (1967)

Jackie Wilson-(Your love keeps lifting me) Higher and higher (1967)

Johnny Taylor-I’m trying (1968)

Barbara Acklin-Am I the same girl (1968)

Aretha Franklin-A natural women (1968)

 The Toys- You got it baby (1968)

Ollie & The Nightingales-I got a sure thing (1968)

 Etta James- I’d rather go blind (1968)

 Smokey Robinson & the Miracles- Abraham, Martin and John (1969)

Booker T & the M.G’s-Johnny I love you (1969)

Jerry Butler-Only The Strong Survive (1969).

Look closely at the image, you are feeling tired, very tired.

You are going to sleep. A deep, deep sleep

When I snap my fingers, you will wake up and you will tune in to Drop The Biscuit every week.

Lovingly crafted by Rosspunk. 

Firewater   Bhangra Boys

Son Of Sam   Nature Makes a Mistake

Ebony Bones    What Difference Does It Make

Petty Booka   Whippin’ Piccadilly

The Edwin Hawkins Singers   Oh Happy Day

Porcupine Tree    Always Never

Tom Tom Club  Love To Love You Baby

Doves   Jetstream

Bentley Rhythm Ace   Run On The Spot

Buzzcocks   Fast Cars

Fox   Single Bed

Death From Above 1979   Sexy Results

Yeah Yeah Yeahs   Sacrilege

Rockets   On The Road Again

London Grammar  Metal and Dust

IWASDIGGIN’THEBLUESWHENABATB

LACKCROSSEDMYPATH……………………

THEBIRTHDAYPARTYTHEVENTURES

DIAMANDAGALASBESSIEJONES

ANDGROUPSCOTTWALKER

LEONARDCOHENROYORBISON

NEU!JOHNNYCASHC.W.STONEKING

SCREAMIN’JAYHAWKINSREVERAND

GARYDAVISTOMWAITSLILMCCLINTOCK

PJHARVEYMARTINLGORE.

SLIPPERY1.

I never prayed for no money, and I never prayed for no fame. I said, ‘I’ll take care of that myself. You just keep me healthy and I’ll do all I can to try to turn people around, to try to steer ’em in the right direction.’ That’s the whole trip in life, ya know.

Alan Vega    Juke Box Baby

Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs   Wooly Bully

Just Brothers  Sliced Tomatoes

Fats Domino   Blueberry Hill

The Chips   Rubber Biscuit

Professor Longhair   Big Chief

James ‘Sugar Boy’ Crawford    Jock-A-Mo

The Polecats   John I’m Only Dancing

Wanda Jackson   Tongue Tied

Bo Diddley  She’s Alright

John Fred And His Playboy Band    Boogie Chillun

Muddy Waters   You’re Gonna Miss Me

Johnny Burnette   The Train Kept a Rollin’

Charlie Feathers   That Certain Female

The Rivingtons   Papa Oom Mow Mow

Poets    Vowels Of Love

The Diamonds   Little Darlin’

The Inkspots   I Don’t Want To Set The World On Fire

Laid on you by Rosspunk.

Come on, come on, you boys, line up, line up, lets be havin ya-

Got some arms, got some legs an a body-all I need now is a head. An I gotta have a head-to have some ears aint it? Mm……………right on  brother, cool!

Thanx very much,

the slippery1.

Yeah, well, an anyways- the tracklisting goes something like……….

1/Barry White & the Love Unlimited Orch-What a Groove.

2/Jesus & Mary Chain-Tower of Song

3/ Billy Boy Arnold-I Wish You Would

4/The Cramps-Garbageman

5/Leon Russell-Come on in my Kitchen

6/H Chappell-The Gonk

7/The Funkees-Acid Rock

8/Freelance Hellraiser-Grange Hill Mix

9/Chim Kothari-Downtown

10/Jenny Scheinman-I was Young when I left Home

11/Sonar Senghor & His Troupe-Sabar

12/Peter & Gordon-I feel like goin out

13/Sapan Jagmohan-Giraffe Trapping Music

14/Tommy Kinsman-Hully Gully

15/Sly & the Family Stone-Thank You for Talkin to me Africa

16/Turk Jerk-The Marina

17/Elvis V Studio One-Crying in the Chapel

18/Elektron Analog Four Acid (TB-303 Emulation)

19/James Last Orchestra-Glam Rock Medley 2

20/Einsturzende Neubauten/Anita Lane-Blume

An the runnin time was something like-1.12ish.cool!

N N N N N Ninteen

Floating up into the stratosphere, looking down has given me a new sense of perspective. It’s like ants, frantically trying to keep their nest together from the attack from an Armadillo.

This week’s offering sees me dancing, bumping, grinding and oscillating from one genre to another.

With love from Rosspunk.

Hamilton Bohannon   Let’s Start The Dance

Secret Machines   Sad And Lonely

Julian Cope   Sunspots

The Glitterhouse   Barbarella’s Theme

Aerosmith    Sweet Emotion

Comsat Angels   Independence Day

Shocking Blue  Love Buzz

The Velvet Underground   The Gift

Redbone   Witch Queen Of New Orleans

Brinsley Schwarz   What’s So Funny ‘bout Peace, Love and Understanding?

Simple Minds   Capital City

Liquid Liquid   Optimo

Kensuke Shiina & Irama Buyung   Cool Calm

Every so often a book comes along  that deserves a special mention-

So here then is a playlist based on, or at least influenced by the brilliant –

‘Last Train to Memphis’ – the rise of Elvis Presley by Peter Guralnick.

‘Unrivalled…(Elvis) steps from these pages, you can feel him breathe, this book cancels out all others’-Bob Dylan.

-Brought to you by the slippery1.

recommended readin’ an recommended listenin….an the tracklistin goes-

1,HANK SNOW-I DON’T HURT ANYMORE.

2,THE DOMINOES-HARBOUR LIGHTS.

3,LEON PAYNE-I LOVE YOU BECAUSE.

4,KOKOMO ARNOLD-MILK COW BLUES.

5,ARTHUR CRUDUP-THAT’S ALL RIGHT.

6,THE BOSWELL SISTERS-BLUE MOON.

7,LONNIE JOHNSON-TOMORROW NIGHT.

8,BILL MONROE & HIS BLUEGRASS BOYS-BLUE MOON OF KENTUCKY (ORIG SLOW VERS).

9,PATTI PAGE-I DON’T CARE IF THE SUN DON’T SHINE.

10,JIMMY WAKELY-I’LL NEVER LET YOU GO.

11,WYNONIE HARRIS-GOOD ROCKIN’ TONIGHT.

12,THE SHELTON BROTHERS-JUST BECAUSE.

13,ARTHUR GUNTER-BABY LETS PLAY HOUSE.

14,RAY CHARLES-IGOT A WOMAN.

15,THE EAGLES-TRYIN TO GET TO YOU.

16,CHARLIE FEATHERS-I FORGOT TO REMEMBER TO FORGET (DEMO).

17,BILLY EMERSON-WHEN IT RAINS, IT POURS.

18,RED FOLEY,PEACE IN THE VALLEY.

19,HANK SNOW-A FOOL SUCH AS I.

20,LITTLE JUNIOR PARKER-MYSTERY TRAIN.

21,THE CARTER FAMILY-ARE YOU LONESOME TONIGHT.

22,THE CLOVERS-FOOL FOOL FOOL.

23,THE INK SPOTS-THAT’S WHEN YOUR HEARTACHE BEGINS.

Runnin’ time 105ish-

A couple a notes on the songs-most of the songs included here were songs actually recorded by Elvis, although a couple are songs that he just played/sang in auditions or rehearsals. Most are the original versions. Although  a few like ‘Harbour Lights’, ‘Are You Lonesome Tonight’ an ‘Blue Moon’ were standards that had already been recorded by several different artists that Elvis would’ve heard at the time.

An lastly the Charlie Feathers demo- I don’t think it was ever released or even recorded by C.F until some time later? It appears that it was just sung to Elvis an the band at the session? I can’t seem to find out just when the C.F vers WAS recorded/ released? I’ve always found this quite odd, as it was perfectly normal around that time, an especially at Sun, for songs to be sung by at least a couple a different artists? So obviously being such a great song, what stopped C.F recording/ releasing it at the time? – if anyone could shed any light? ………….

please let us know at DTB! Thanx S1.