This week's episode dives into some psychey type funk and soul, with uhhh... a bit of disco flavor. Yeah you read that right, but believe you me, it's well worth a listen. some surprise tracks in here!
1: Paul Kelly - The Upset
2: Barry White - Standing In The Shadows of Love
3: Cymande - Mighty Heavy Load
4: Tim Maia - Brother, Father, Sister, Mother
5: The Meters - Witchita Lineman
6: Funkadelic - Biological Speculation
7: Grace Jones - I've Seen That Face Before (Libertango)
8: The Menahan Street Band - Make The Road By Walking
9: Cymande - The Message
10: Idris Mohammad - Could Heaven Ever Be Like This
11: Charles Bradley - Heart of Gold
12: Townes Van Zandt - Hunger Child Blues
13: Chuck Senrick - Don't Be So Nice

Shuggie Otis, son of Johnny Otis, was a child prodigy in the music world. A multi-instrumentalist singer/songwriter who never really saw commercial success, but who's music lives on in infamy. I'd write a whole lot more about him, but let's let this next hour of music by him and inspired by him speak for itself. Oh yeah, and 'Shuggie'? It's short for Sugar, like his mama called him as a baby.
1: Shuggie Otis - Sweet Thang
2: Brothers Johnson - Strawberry Letter #23
3: Shuggie Otis - Oxford Gray
4: Al Kooper & Shuggie Otis - Double Or Nothing
5: Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings - Inspiration Information
6: Shuggie Otis - Jennie Lee
7: Shuggie Otis - Aht Uh Mi Hed
8: Shuggie Otis - Not Available
9: Al Kooper & Shuggie Otis - Lookin' For A Home
10: Shuggie Otis - Strawberry Letter #23
11: Shuggie Otis - Funky Thithee
12: Shuggie Otis - Inspiration Information
13: Shuggie Otis - Ice Cold Daydream
14: Shuggie Otis w/ Carmine Appice & Tony Franklin - Aphelion

Fresh Fuzz episode from two weeks ago.. now in fancy podcast form! This one tastes like outsider folk music, and it goes down ever so smooth... You thirsty?
1: Lion - You've Got A Woman
2: Sheriff - I Don't Really Love You
3: The Classmen - Doin' Me Right
4: American Sound Ltd - Aunt Marie
5: Les McCann - Burnin' Coal
6: Taste - Blister On The Moon
7: Wimple Winch - Coloured Glass
8: Tintern Abbey - Vacuum Cleaner
9: Monophonics - Like Yesterday
10: Purple Snow - Down By The River
11: Leon Russell - Out In The Woods
12: Emitt Rhodes - Promises I've Made
13: Kinks - Days (Acoustic Version)
14: Kevin Coyne - Eastbourne Ladies
15: Michael Fennelly - Go Back (Demo)
16: Leonard Cohen - There Is A War

If you're unfamiliar with my episodes dubbed Voodoo Soul... time to get hip. This episode is a revue of the past 4 episodes that have been donned with the title Voodoo Soul, a made up genre of deep underground dusty grooves that'll take your speakers for a trip and loosen up your stiff knees. Some soul, some R&B, some Gospel and a bit of instrumentals that'll broaden your aural horizons. Get hip.
1: Johnson, Hawkins, Tatum & Durr - You Can't Blame Me
2: Don Randi - Oh Yeah
3: Marion Black - Who Knows
4: Gene Harris & His Three Sounds - Book Of Slim
5: Elijah & The Ebonites - Pure Soul
6: Sonny Green - Jody's On The Run
7: Richard Caiton - Listen To The Drums
8: O.V. Wright - Ace Of Spades
9: Nina Simone - Sinnerman
10: Marva Whitney - Unwind Yourself
11: Jackie Shane - Comin' Down
12: Winston Francis - California Dreamin'
13: Count Yates & The Rhythm Crusaders - At The Soul-In
14: Solomon Burke - Get Out My Life Woman
15: The Mighty Hannibal - I'm Coming Home
16: Johnnie Frierson - Have You Been Good To Yourself
17: Bobby Bland - St. James' Infirmary Blues

Packed full of covers, instrumentals, and some dreamy underground tunes... here's this week's episode of The Fuzz. Welcome.
1: The Lewis Express - Cancao De Momento
2: Zuider Zee - Miami
3: Paul McCartney - Hunt You Down/Naked/C Link
4: Chet Atkins - Jam Man
5: Daniel Norgren - Black Vultures
6: Jean Claude Vannier - Katmandou 8
7: The Soul Beacons - Boiler Song
8: Sha La Das - Just For A Minute
9: Merry Clayton - Gimme Shelter
10: Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band - 1 Thing
11: The Electric Peanut Butter Company - Fat Budda
12: Tommy Guerrero - Loco's Lament
13: Dennis Wilson - Pacific Ocean Blues
14: The Ventures - The Weight

Sprinkled in plenty of rarely heard covers in tonights episode, along with some gems from some of the most powerful women I could think of. Here's to you Aretha, Nina, Ella & Big Momma.
1: Aretha Franklin - The Weight
2: The Band - Chest Fever
3: Ella Fitzgerald - Sunshine of Your Love
4: Big Momma Thornton - Summertime
5: Nina Simone - The Ballad Of Hollis Brown
6: Okonkolo - Yemaya
7: Mina - No
8: Miguel Rios - Here Comes The Sun
9: Bud Harper - Let It Rain
10: Dave S. Trio - Devil's Daughter
11: Shahram Shabpareh - Prison Song
12: The Beach Boys - Little Bird
13: Them - But It's Alright
14: Hailu Mergia & The Walias Band - Yemiasleks Fiki
15: Joe South - Coming Down All Alone

Oooooh! The Fuzz has graduated to a new time slot! This episode marks the first time The Fuzz was live at 7pm PST instead of 8pm… That may not seem like too big a deal, but hey, the music gods will look upon this evening as a momentus occasion. And yes, I’m aware that ‘momentus’ […]

Got some more sweet sweet songs for ya in this week's episode of The Fuzz. Lot's of epic cover songs and some rarities from throughout the time space continuum. Get it!
1: The Honey Cone - Want Ads
2: Terry Reid - River
3: The Staple Singers - For What It's Worth
4: Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band - Jungle Fever
5: Sopwith Camel - Orange Peel
6: The Moovers - Someone To Fulfill My Needs
7: Onuma Singsiri - Mae Kha Som Tam
8: Tina Turner - Whole Lotta Love
9: The Jimmy Castor Bunch - It's Just Begun
10: Charles Bradley ft. The Inversions - Whatcha Doing (To Me)
11: Alton Ellis - These Eyes
12: Galt MacDermot - Cathedral
13: Grady Tate - Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City
14: Undisputed Truth - Ungena Za Ulimwengu (Unite The World)

Back at it again! Startin it off hot n heavy with a track from legendary lyricist Gil Scott-Heron, and then we dive deep into some afro-jazz and instrumentals from across the globe and time spectrum. Too wordy for ya? I agree… just sit back n relax, wash a dish or two and see what the […]

Tonight's episode features some tunes from the underground around the world and throughout the past fifty decades. Now don't ya feel old?
1: Bobby Rydell - Sway
2: Greg Perry - Come On Down
3: Lloyd Nolen - Fun Fun
4: Bill Deal and the Rhondels - I've Been Hurt
5: The Swamp Rats - I'm Going Home
6: The Grass Roots - I'd Wait A Million Years
7: William Onyeabor - Better Change Your Mind
8: Emma Dorgu - Roverman
9: Blue Cheer - Rock Me Baby
10: Dr. Hook - Cover Of The Rolling Stone
11: The Rolling Stones - We Love You
12: Greta Van Fleet - Flower Power
13: Omega - Gyonyhaju Iany
14: The Liminanas - Cold Was The Ground