The Fuzz Show

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

Cosmic country comin at ya this week. After a momentary hiatus, ahem, one week, The Fuzz is back in all its glorious psychedelisized vibes. This week's journey is best served with leather tassels, a half tab and a long drive. Just make your friend get behind the steering wheel.
1: Living Grateful - James Not
2: The Abigails - It's Nothing To Me
3: Blaze Foley - I Should Have Been Home
4: Jonathan Richman - Since She Started To Ride
5: Drakkar Nowhere - Higher Now
6: Gun Outfit - Strange Insistence
7: Kenny Knight - Carry Me Down
8: Sunburned Hand Of The Man - Prism Mirror Lens
9: Tweedy - Flowering
10: Steven R Smith - Everything In Circles
11: El Michels Affair - Hipps
12: The Babies - Sick Kid
13: Drug Cabin - Steely Dad
14: Beans - Stride
15: Night Beats - Sloop John B
16: The Almighty Defenders - Bow Down and Die

This week's episode has got a raga inspired vibe that'll provide you with an uplifting mood that no one will complain about. Dive in and find some new favorite bands to follow.
1: Traffik Island - Ulla Dulla
2: The Uplifting Bell Ends - Sweetheart, I Thought I Saw You
3: Nice Biscuit - Goodbye Luya
4: Kit Sebastian - Pangea
5: Luke Spook - Small Town
6: The Frowning Clouds - No Blues
7: Sven Wunder - Tulip
8: Alice Coltrane ft. Pharoah Sanders - Journey In Satchidananda
9: Pure X - Back Where I Began
10: Amen Dunes - Baba Yaga
11: Flamingods - Rhama
12: Surprise Chef - Blyth Street Nocturne
13: Dirty Art Club - Natives Blood

Figured I'd stray away from the freak folk I've been diving into as of late and turn the dial up a bit. I wouldn't say it's strictly psych, but some higher energy aural pleasure packed into this one. Enjoy your week and I'll be back again soon with more!
1: BANANAGUN - Do Yeah
2: Earth Girl Helen Brown - Tommy D. & The Atomic B
3: Levitation Room - Midsummer's Daydream
4: Roky Erickson - The Interpreter
5: Favourite People - Wading Out
6: The Murlocs - Young Blindness
7: Talking Heads - A Clean Break (Let's Work) - Live
8: Hot Chocolate - Confetti Day
9: Carl McKnight Sweat & Steel Drum Band - Pusher Man
10: Camayenne Sofa - Wayakangai
11: Pipe-Eye - People Move Along
12: Los Tones - Psychotropic
13: Richard Swift - Broken Finger Blues
14: Professionals - Theme From The Godfather

Got a nice flowy playlist to take you through this week, including a couple new bands as well, always refreshing, eh? Unearthed a few killer cover songs too for ya. Hope you're all staying safe and getting creative with your time these days, I think this episode should help get the juices flowing. Coffee juices. Yes.
1: Tom O'neil - St. James Infirmary
2: The Lijadu Sisters - Amebo
3: Monophonics - Tunnel Vision
4: Once and Future Band - Problem Addict
5: Jamul - Hold The Line (For Baby Huey)
6: Harumi - First Impressions
7: Joe Ghatt - While The Coffee Brews
8: Neil Young - Cripple Creek Ferry
9: Le Grand Mellon - Baby Please Don't Go
10: Johnny Jenkins - Leaving Trunk
11: Bembeya Jazz National - Petit Sekou
12: PAINT - Heaven In Farsi
13: The Music Machine - Somethin' Hurtin' On Me
14: Meic Stevens - Left Over Time

This week I'll take you on a bit of a psych ride with a few speed bumps to keep your mind right. Lot's of freak folky numbers (read: obscure private press) mixed up with some garage and instrumentals. Got a good flow to it though!
1: Lynn Castle - The Lady Barber
2: Fugazi - Afterthought
3: Jake Holmes - Dazed and Confused
4: Bracey Everett - Lover's Curse
5: The Red Krayola - Victory Garden
6: Van Dyke Parks - The All Golden
7: Bill Fay - Time of the Last Persecution
8: Jeffery Liberman - Phenaphen #3
9: Human Expression - Optical Sound
10: Natural Child - It's A Shame My Store Isn't Open
11: The Picture - Evolution
12: McKay - This Road
13: Jade Stone & Luv - Reality
14: Television Personalities - Diary of a Young Man
15: The Monophonics - Looking Ahead / Keep Looking Ahead

Sit back and dive deep into some much need aural pleasures. Lots of obscurity across the decades covered in this episode, but nothing to be afraid of. Let's do this.
1: Ultimate Spinach - [Ballad Of] The Hip Death Goddess
2: Cisneros & Garza Group - I'm A Man
3: Chicago Underground Quartet - Batida
4: Wendell Stuart & The Downbeaters - Jude
5: Mayo Thompson - Horses
6: Supreme Dicks - Blue Elephant
7: Michael Cox - Funny Man
8: Sun City Girls - Cruel And Thin
9: Stan Hubbs - Crystal
10: The Electric Piano. Underground - Good Vibrations
11: Brian Eno - Burning Airlines Give You So Much More
12: Mickey & Sylvia - Dearest
13: Grateful Dead - Cream Puff War
14: The Pacific Band - Sally Row
15: Bill Fay - Omega Day

Recorded and broadcasted from my quarantine cave, a fresh episode from The Fuzz beckons... Gonna turn up the volume a bit on this one, and take a mind vacay. Hope you're all well out there!
1: Aguaturbia - Crimson and Clover
2: Tinariwen - Tenere
3: Distance (Sonny Vincent) - She's Like Hiroshima
4: Link Wray - Rise and Fall of Jimmy Stokes
5: Agnes Strange - Theme For A Dream
6: Van Der Graaf Generator - Theme One (Live)
7: The New Dawn - Life Goes On
8: Dungen - Franks Kaktus
9: Larry T and The Family - I'm Moving On
10: Armando Piazza - Going Into The Sunset
11: Salty Dog - See The Storm

New intro... what?! Yep, well the ol' lockdown has kept me out of the studio... so I made my own and got into some creating. As most of you know, each show is usually recorded live at KXFM in Laguna Beach... tends to make things easier I think. But I'm cool with doing these from home, livens it up a bit. Glad you stopped by this week, there's a lot to sink your teeth into. Spread the word!
1: The Lost Chords - Sound Of Silence
2: Jackie Mitoo & The Soul Vendors - Love Is Blue
3: The Peace - Get On Your Way
4: Little Ann - Deep Shadows
5: Donnie & Joe Emerson - Give Me The Chance
6: Tonstartssbandht - Sorcerer
7: Rev. Lawrence & the Angelic Choir - It's The Holy Ghost
8: Tony Joe White - Willie and Laura Mae Jones (Live from Austin, TX)
9: Doris Duke - Ghost Of Myself
10: Exuma - You Don't Know What's Going On
11: Ignace de Souza & The Melody Aces - Asaw Fofor
12: Nina Simone - Backlash Blues (Live At Montreux)
13: Don Nix - Amos Burke