The Fuzz Show

Whoa! Lot's of killer tunes to get you through this week. Sometimes things just click and the digging comes to ya, lot's to be dug in this fresh episode. A bit heavier this go around while keeping the 70's at the forefront, but don't confuse that with sunshine and rainbows... we'll dig into some punk and cosmic rays instead. Some new stuff too from the likes of Fuzz (Ty Segall) and Magick Mountain from Leeds, UK. Let's get to it. This one plays best nice and loud.
1: Dead Boys - Not Anymore
2: Lee Gallagher and the Hallelujah - Night Trip
3: Jesse Winchester - The Nudge
4: Terry Dolan - Inlaws and Outlaws
5: Sky Saxon Blues Band - Cry Wolf
6: Johnny Thunders & Heartbreakers - Blank Generation (demo)
7: Fuzz - Returning
8: The Spyrals - Disguise
9: Hawkwind - Hurry On Sundown
10: Caravan 222 - High On The Mountain
11: Richard Hell & The Voidoids - The Kid With The Replaceable Head
12: Magick Mountain - Infinity X2
13: Stuyeyed - Funeral
14: Ovni 87 - Siento

Grab a straw and a little paper umbrella, this week's episode is like one of those wild craft cocktails that uses so many ingredients you can't possibly think it'll taste good... but once it touches your lips...
1: Habibi - Come My Habibi
2: Hurricane Heart Attacks - Tangerine
3: Captain Beefheart - Tropical Hot Dog Night
4: Beastie Boys - Something's Gotta Give
5: Haruomi Hosono - Choo-Choo Gatagoto
6: The Grease Arrestor - Come Together
7: Euclid - Gimme Some Lovin
8: ERIC - Morning Lighthouse
9: Scrapper Blackwell - Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out
10: The Band - Rag Mama Rag (Alternate Version)
11: Ann Robinson - Sissy Walk
12: Hunger - The Truth
13: Frank Zappa - What's The Ugliest Part of Your Body?

This week's episode dives into some more heady instrumentals and also a few 'new' tracks. It's in quotations for a reason, you'll have to listen to find out. Other than that you can expect nothing less than mind blowing tunes... I'm biased, but, ya know...
1: Jo Jo Bennett - Leaving Rome
2: Ari Arelius - Shakti
3: Earl Sweatshirt - Riot!
4: Keith Mansfield - Morning Broadway
5: Stan Getz / Jaoa Gilberto - Aguas de Marco
6: Lee Dorsey - Occapella
7: Roberta Flack - Compared To What
8: Makaya McCraven - Beat Science
9: Hugh Masakela - Gold
10: The Liminanas - Calentita (ft. Nuria)
11: Janko Nilovic - Pop Impressions
12: The Rolling Stones - Scarlet (ft. Jimmy Page)
13: Townes Van Zandt - Dead Flowers
14: Simon & Garfunkel - Blessed
15: The Creation - Painter Man
16: Mike Rudd, Chants R&B - Early In The Morning

This week's episode dives into some heavy tunes by way of psych jazz, underground garage, and a few rare covers to keep you comfy.
1: The Tennors - Weather Report
2: LeRoi Conroy - La Gran Mesa
3: Ofege - It's Not Easy
4: Lee Moses - Reach Out, I'll Be There
5: Charlie Megira / The Hefker Girl - דה קוצ'י מאמא סוינגרס
6: William Tyler - I'm Gonna Live Forever (If It Kills Me)
7: Marc Bolan - Hippy Gumbo
8: Daniel Bachman - Night Glows
9: The Ruins - Die Underground
10: The Shades - Tell Me Not To Hurt
11: The Ironsides - Sommer
12: Mary Jane Hooper - I've Got Reasons
13: Feqadu Amde-mesqel - Asmarina (My Asmara)
14: Tandoori Knights - Pretty Please

Going into some heavy vibe tracks this week, especially the first one... give it a full listen, you'll be glad you did. A bit of soul, a bit of psych, enjoy this episode my friends.
1: Eddie Harris - I Don't Want Nobody
2: Whitefield Brothers - Buster
3: Satan's Pilgrims - Dilation
4: The Uplifting Bell Ends - Super Giant Continues
5: Mong Tong - Thunder Pop
6: Bananagun - Out Of Reach
7: Kikagaku Moyo - Zo No Senaka
8: White Denim - Better Days
9: Willie Wright - Right On For The Darkness
10: Chambers Brothers - Rock Me Mama

Let's take a shallow dive into some instrumentals, shall we? Spruced this week's episode up with a few vocal tracks in there too, but mainly some long play jazzy stuff that I know you'll dig.
1: Timmy Thomas - Rainbow Power
2: Willie Mitchell - Breaking Point
3: Billy The Kid - Anything & Everything
4: Usha Khanna - Hotel Incidental Music
5: Joe Henderson fr Alice Coltrane - Earth (excerpt)
6: Demon Fuzz - Fuzz Oriental Blues
7: Neil Young - Cortez The Killer
8: The Toure-Rachiel Collective - Azawade
9: Al Kooper & Shuggie Otis - Lookin' For A Home
10: Sunwatchers - Beautiful Crystals

Got outta dodge on a backpacking trip and came back a bit inspired for a psychedelic show if ya catch my drift. If you spend enough time in a creekside hammock under the stars you may come back inspired too. If you're. not afforded that luxury in the near future, hopefully this episode will suffice.
1: Brightblack Morning Light - Everybody Daylight
2: DIIV - Doused
3: Mega Bog - Diary of a Rose
4: Syd Barrett - Here I Go
5: Lou Reed - I'm Waiting For My Man (Live)
6: Dead Meadow - Greensky Greenlake
7: Bart - Magic Sun
8: Psychedelic Schafferson Jetplane - Hey (Bring Us Another Drink)
9: Spectrum - Take Your Time
10: Ty Segall - Isolation
11: Dead Ghosts - On Your Own
12: Cosmonauts - Wear Your Hair Like A Weapon

Got a bit of a summer beach vibe show this go around... Best listened to while sipping an ice cold beverage, pick your poison.
1: Goat - Trouble In The Streets
2: Los Porcos - Porc Noise Complaint
3: Leny Andrade - Sambop
4: The Esso Trinidad Steel Band - I Want You Back
5: Johnson, Hawkins, Tatum & Durr - A World Without You
6: Mr. Day - Forgotten Realms
7: Kelly Finnigan - Since I Don't Have You Anymore
8: Piero Umiliani - Hard Times
9: Francis The Great - Look Up In The Sky
10: East Of Underground - Smiling Faces
11: BLO - Chants To Mother Earth

Gonna let the music speak for itself this week. I hope you enjoy the next hour of some of my favorite black musicians. What they sang for and what they endured is only testament for how much we still have to learn and grow.
1: Bill Withers - Lovely Day (Studio Rio Session)
2: Cymande - The Recluse
3: Makaya McCraven - Butterscotch
4: Nina Simone - I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free (Live Montreaux '76)
5: Curtis Mayfield - Billy Jack
6: Funkadelic - Maggot Brain
7: Gil Scott-Heron - Alien (Hold On To Your Dreams)
8: Miles Davis - On The Corner (Take 4)
9: Shuggie Otis - Sweet Thang
10: Darondo - Let My People Go
11: Al Green - The Letter

Hey there fellow Fuzzers. Back with a fresh episode this week with plenty aural delights to get lost in. We'll start off with a classic Cat Power track that uses a reversed Beastie Boys drum beat... whaaat? Yeah I thought the same. Then we'll dive into some new dimensions to put your mind at ease. Come along, and thanks for tuning in.
1: Cat Power - American Flag
2: Dick Dale - Third Stone From The Sun
3: Rowland S Howard - Breakdown (and Then...)
4: Neil Young - Mr. Soul
5: Robert Lester Folsom - My Stove's On Fire
6: Richard Swift - Knee-High Boogie Blues
7: Strapping Fieldhands - The Author In Her Ear
8: Alex Dingley - Butterfly Corpses
9: Black Wednesday - Why Not
10: Salvia Plath - This American Life
11: The Twilighters - Eleanor Rigby
12: Tommy McGee - The Hatch
13: Cannons Jug Band - Walk Right In
14: Love - Walk Right In