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Welcome to the Turntable Round Table!
Here’s what the crew were into this past week. Give ‘em a listen and see what you think!
Mark’s Pick
Seth Bernard – “Who Are You?” from Let Love Light The Way (2020)
Don’s Pick
Cotton Jones – “Blood Red Sentimental Blues” from Paranoid Cocoon (2009)
Tom’s Pick
El Zar – “Lo que Fuimos” from Circulos (2016)
Craig’s Pick
Seely – “Meteor Shower” from Julie Only (1996)
Juan’s Pick
The Microphones – “I’ll Not Contain You” from The Glow Pt.2 (2001)
Shawn’s Pick
Charlie Rich – “I Take It On Home” from Behind Closed Doors (1973)
Kevin’s Pick
Chihiro Yamanaka – “A Secret Code” from Somethin’ Blue (2014)
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For this week’s #TuesdayTriplePlay, Craig takes you down a country road and features artists that go to the heart of country music.
Songs Featured
Scott MacKay – Stupid Cupid (2021)
Sample Track: "Opposites Attract"
The Small Town Sinners – Union Ave. (2021)
Sample Track: "Paid"
Sturgill Simpson – Cuttin’ Grass – Vol.2 [The Cowboy Arms Sessions] (2020)
Sample Track: "Brace For Impact (Live A Little)"
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We weren’t able to get together this past week, so our normal conversation is replaced with a curated playlist for your listening pleasure. Feel the need for speed? We got ya covered!
Shawn’s Picks
Tom’s Picks
Kevin’s Picks
Mark’s Picks
Don’s Picks
Craig’s Picks
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Welcome to the Turntable Round Table!
Here’s what the crew were into this past week. Give ‘em a listen and see what you think!
Craig’s Pick
Midnight Oil – “Kosciusko” from Red Sails In The Sunset (1984)
Tom’s Pick
Brooke Annibale – “Glow” from Hold ToThe Light (2018)
Juan’s Pick
J Dilla – “The Diff’rence” from Donuts (2006)
Mark’s Pick
Joe Williams (With Count Basie and His Orchestra) – “Gee Baby, Ain’t I Good To You” from Every Day I Have The Blues (1959)
Shawn’s Pick
The Stills – “Changes Are No Good” from Logic Will Break Your Heart (2003)
Kevin’s Pick
Raging Slab – “Anywhere But Here” from Dynamite Monster Boogie Concert (1993)
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For this week’s #TuesdayTriplePlay, Kevin highlights 3 emerging blue artists.
Ryan Perry – High Risk, Low Reward (2020)
King Soloman Hicks – Harlem (2020)
Betty Fox Band – Peach in Pieces (2020)
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Today Kevin is joined by a smaller group, which includes Mark, Don, Tom and his lovely wife Jen. This week’s discussion revolves around musicals/showtunes; diving into some of their favorites shows and shedding light on songs that many people probably don't realize originally came from the theatre. This one was an absolute blast so we hope you enjoyed it as much as we did.
Song Samples from the Discussion:
Chicago (Motion Picture) – “Mister Cellophane”
Jesus Christ Superstar
Gypsy – “Some People”
Sweeny Todd – “A Little Priest”
A Chorus Line – “What I Did For Love”
42nd Street – “42nd Street”
Hair – “Aquarius”
Rent – “Seasons Of Love”
An American In Paris – “I Got Rhythm”
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Welcome to the Turntable Round Table!
Here’s what the crew were into this past week. Give ‘em a listen and see what you think!
Tom’s Pick
Jane Weaver – “The Electric Mountain” from The Silver Globe (2014)
Don’s Pick
Capicua – “Soldadinho” from Medusa (2015)
Mark’s Pick
The Besnard Lakes – “Raindrops” from The Besnard Lakes Are The Last Of The Great Thunderstorm Warning (2021)
Kevin’s Pick
Selwyn Birchwood – “You Can’t Steal My Shine” from Living In A Burning House (2021)
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For this week’s #TuesdayTriplePlay, Craig does some metaphorical globe-trotting; spotlighting some Norwegian noise-pop, psych-rock from Australia & caps things off with some indie folk from L.A. via Madrid.
Songs Featured
Pom Poko – Cheater (2021)
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets – Shyga! The Sunlight Mound (2021)
Juana Everett – Move On (2021)
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Today the group talks about Chamber Pop, which might be considered more of a movement than a formal genre. Juan serves as the primary tour guide as the group spotlights songs that they feel encapsulate the overall sound.
Song Samples from the Discussion:
Mercury Rev – “Holes” from Deserter’s Songs (1998)
The Flaming Lips – “Race For The Prize” from The Soft Bulletin: Live at Red Rocks [feat. The Colorado Symphony & André de Ridder] (2019)
Belle & Sebastian – “Seeing Other People” from If You’re Feeling Sinister (1996)
Tindersticks – “Rented Rooms” from Curtains (1997)
Sufjan Stevens – “Chicago” from Illinois (2005)
R.E.M. – “Nightswimming” from Automatic For The People (1992)
Björk – “Joga” from Homogenic (1997)
The High Llamas – “Berry Adams” from Talahomi Way (2011)
Matt Pond PA – “Is It Safe” from Several Arrows Later (2005)
Sufjan Stevens – “The Predatory Wasp Of The Palisades Is Out To Get Us!” from Illinois (2005)
Also, check out the Youtube playlist Juan created with these songs and other great examples!
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Welcome to the Turntable Round Table!
Here’s what the crew were into this past week. Give ‘em a listen and see what you think!
Don’s Pick
Timber Timbre – “Too Old To Die Young” from Creep On Creepin’ On (2011)
Kevin’s Pick
Ani DiFranco – “Do Or Die” from Revolutionary Love (2021)
Tom’s Pick
Juana Molina – “Eras” from Wed 21 (2013)
Mark’s Pick
John Hurlbut & Jorma Kaukonen – “Kansas City Southern” (Pure Prairie League cover) from The River Flows (2021)
Craig’s Pick
Spain – “Untitled #1” from The Blue Moods Of Spain (1995)
Juan’s Pick*
Charles Mingus – "Track B – Duet Solo Dancers” from The Black Saint And The Sinner Lady (1963)
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