Horns and horn bands often take second place to guitar driven bands, but we in the Stupid Rabbit Labs studied the phenomena and deduced that, yes horn bands a great and more horns equals more greatness of sound! Listen and we think you will agree, more horns adds to the satisfaction of music.

Intro To The J.B.S/ Cold Sweat – James Brown, 
Dance To The Music – Sly and The Family Stone, 
Up For The Down Stroke – Parliament, 
Harlem Shuffle (Mono) – John Fred and The Playboys, 
Deep Soul Bloc:
Monkey Jump – Jr. Walker and The All Stars,  
Happy Song – Otis Redding,  
S.Y.S.L.J.F.M - (The Letter Song) – Joe Tex,  
She's Lookin' Good – Wilson Pickett, 
Put Your Trust In Me – Joe Simon,  
Break: … Don’t Spare The Soul…
Grady’s Theme/ There Is Something on Your Mind – Grady Gaines and The Texas Upsetters,  
Soul Stroll – Texas Horns (Kaz Kazanoff, Al Gomez, and John Mills), 
The Rock Bloc:
Texas – The Electric Flag, 
Willie Don’t Play That Saxophone – Swinging Medallions, 
The Young Rabbits - Pacific Gas & Electric, 
Ballin’ Jack/Telling Lies – Ballin’ Jack, 
40,000 Headmen (Traffic Cover) – Blood Sweat and Tears, 
Break: Dig That Horn…
Todd Rundgren Medley: I’m So Proud, Ooh Baby, Baby, La La Means,
Camel Back – A. B. Skhy, 
Let Me Down Easy – Cold Blood, 
Sorrow (The McCoys cover) – Duffo,  
Spoon Full Of Sand – Aesop’s Fable,  
Outro: My Days Are Numbered – The Original BS&T.
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* Sorry, Just couldn't use "horniest!" It was just too obvious and low brow. 

All good relationships begin with a simple "hello" so we at Stupid Rabbit Labs and Trick's Synthetic Podcast extend a hearty "hello," come in and spend some time with us as we spin these "Hello" tunes...
Intro Theme: Everybody’s Going To Be Happy -Larry Page Orchestra,
Hello, I’ve Returned (Demo) – Buffalo Springfield, 
Hello It’s Me – The Casuals, 
Hello It’s Me Back 2 Back with The Nazz and Todd Rundgren,  
Hello Friends – Lamb,  
Hello It’s You Again – Mungo Jerry,  
(Goodbye San Francisco) Hello Amsterdam – Doug Sahm,  
Ono, It’s A Beatle Break: Hello Goodbye – Dwight Twilley,  
Break: Not saying goodbye yet…
Hello Little Girl – Merryweather, 
Hello I Love You (Doors Cover) – Oleander,
Hello Old Friend – Ian McLagan and The Bump Band, 
Hello Darkness – Rick Moore and Mr. Lucky, 
Hello In There Back 2 Back with John Prine and 10,000 Maniacs,  
Hello Hopeville – Michelle Shocked,  
Well, Well Hello – Ronnie Lane,  
Break: Say hello to my little friend…  
Say Hello To Bloc:
Hello Mary Lou Back 2 Back with Brownsville Station and Bugs Henderson,   
Hello Josephine – Luther “Guitar Junior” Johnson,  
Hello Susie – The Move, 
Hello Nadine – Mungo Jerry,  
Hello Stranger – Butch Hancock and Jimmie Dale Gilmore,  
Hi Hello How Are You – New Riders of The Purple Sage,  
Hello I Am Your Heart – Sara Hickman,  
Outro: Hello Little Darlin (fade) – Phillip Walker.

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Well, it’s another month gone and a new month begins bringing a fresh start. But with August’s temperatures it’s easy to get beat down from the summer heat, so even though this August celebration is full of hot tunes, we think you’ll still find them pretty cool!  This week’s podcast is an assortment of Brit Pop, Soul, Folk, Cumbia, Blues. Rockabilly, Country, Southern rock Conjunto and of course cover tunes.

"A" is Also for August and Music:
 Anson and The Rockets - Come On (with Darrell Nulisch),
Albert Castiglia – Nighttime Is The Right Time (Ray Charles cover), 
Arthur “Mudcat” Thomas – Mudcat Blues,
Artwoods – Down In The Valley, 
Angela Strehli – Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um,  (with Don Covey), 
Al Kooper – Monkey Time (Major Lance cover), 
Al Green – Let’s Stay Together, 
Ann Peebles – I Can’t Stand The Rain, 
Alabama State Troopers – Let The Children Know,
Break: The answers to your questions…
Alex Baron – Big Red Sea, 
Augie Meyers – Be Real
Arlo Guthrie – East Texas Red, 
Archie Brown and The Young Bucks – The Bird, 
Appaloosa – Pascal’s Paradox, 
Arthur Louis – Knockin’ On Heavens Door (with Eric Clapton), 
Aesop's Fables - I'm Gonna Make You Love Me (Temptations cover)
Alberta Hunter – Amtrak Blues, 
Break: August….August…
Anibal Velasquez Y Su Conjunto – Que Mujer (What A Woman!),  
Aubrey Cagle – Want To Be Wanted Blues,  
Al Perry and The Cattle – The Only Thing That Hurts Now Is The Pain,  
Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation – Change Your Low Down Ways,  
Ace Of Cups – Fantasy 1 & 4,  
Alabama Shakes – Heartbreaker,  
Alan Price – Look At My Face,  
Aniceto  Molina – El Companero (The Bell Ringer),  
Albert White – Stranded In St. Louis,

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Nouns, the words of people, places, things and more. This week’s podcast is choc full of various nouns and features Reggae, Pop, Rock, Songwriter, Folk, Southern Rock, Country, Jazz, Proto-Punk, and even Texas and Louisiana music… See how versatile nouns can be! We (a pronoun) hope you(another pronoun) enjoy the podcast and these songs (plural noun)!

   The Songs:
Buffalo Soldier – Bob Marley and The Wailers,
Dallas – Alamo Leal,
Head Snails – Lenny and The D*, 
Coffee Cup – Marc Benno, 
Blackberry Wine – Kenny ‘Blues Boss’ Wayne, 
Blind Alley – Ben Vaughn, 
Suitcase – Keb’ Mo’, 
Bicycle – The Baroques,
   Break: Lot’s of “P” nouns missing…
PDM (Pizza Delivery Man) – Lenny and The D*, 
Border Radio – The Blasters, 
Mule – Sonny Landreth, 
Street Parade – Brint Anderson, 
Old Men – Mem Shannon,
South Texas Lawman – James McMurtry, 
Soldier – Calvin Russell, 
     Break: Feeling flat?
Sweet Tea – Deke Dickerson, 
Soul Food – Elvin Bishop, 
D.W.I. – LeRoi Brothers, 
V.F.D. – Michelle Shocked, 
20 Questions – Amy Rigby,
One Way Street – Mink DeVille, 
Super Hiway – Ballin’ Jack, 
Insects – Chris Isaak, 
Country Western Song – Beat Farmers, 
Night Club – Mose Allison, 
Sign Off: Carousel Bar – 7 Horse.
* heard this band for the 1st time last week, look for them around east Texas or on YouTube!

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"Michael Bloomfield had a certain innate talent for playing the guitar that was instantly obvious to his mentors. They knew this was not just another white boy; this was someone who truly understood what the blues were all about. Among his early supporters were B.B. King, Muddy Waters, Bob Dylan and Buddy Guy. Michael used to say, "It's a natural. Black people suffer externally in this country. Jewish people suffer internally. The suffering's the mutual fulcrum for the blues." ~ Al Kooper

Today, July 28th, we take a moment to remember the life and talent of Michael Bernard Bloomfield. From our March 2019 podcast we look at the music made by a young genius of blues music who left this mortal coil much too early. 

The Playlist:
Goofers (It’s Not Killing Me, 1969)

Love the Life I Live (Fathers and Sons, 1969)

Got My Mojo Working (Paul Butterfield Blues Band, 1965)

Killing Floor (Electric Flag, 1968)

Texas (Electric Flag, 1968)

Stop (Al Kooper’s Super Sessions, 1968)

One Way Out (Live Adventures, 1968)

 Marmalade (Moby Grape’s Grape Jam 1968) 

Mother Earth (Mother Earth Band,1968)

If You See My Baby (1969, It’s Not Killing Me)

Ground Hog Blues (Triumvirate, 1973)

Sail On Sailor (KGB, 1975)

If You Love These Blues (If You Love These Blues, 1976)

"Michael Bloomfield had a certain innate talent for playing the guitar that was instantly obvious to his mentors. They knew this was not just another white boy; this was someone who truly understood what the blues were all about. Among his early supporters were B.B. King, Muddy Waters, Bob Dylan and Buddy Guy. Michael used to say, "It's a natural. Black people suffer externally in this country. Jewish people suffer internally. The suffering's the mutual fulcrum for the blues." ~ Al Kooper

Today, July 28th, we take a moment to remember the life and talent of Michael Bernard Bloomfield. From our March 2019 podcast we look at the music made by a young genius of blues music who left this mortal coil much too early. 

The Playlist:
Goofers (It’s Not Killing Me, 1969)

Love the Life I Live (Fathers and Sons, 1969)

Got My Mojo Working (Paul Butterfield Blues Band, 1965)

Killing Floor (Electric Flag, 1968)

Texas (Electric Flag, 1968)

Stop (Al Kooper’s Super Sessions, 1968)

One Way Out (Live Adventures, 1968)

 Marmalade (Moby Grape’s Grape Jam 1968) 

Mother Earth (Mother Earth Band,1968)

If You See My Baby (1969, It’s Not Killing Me)

Ground Hog Blues (Triumvirate, 1973)

Sail On Sailor (KGB, 1975)

If You Love These Blues (If You Love These Blues, 1976)

Yep, it's the follow up  of our last episode, but this time we shoot for the moon... or at it. You can decide.

This week's episode is
Blue Moon Of Kentucky – Al Kooper, 
Howlin’ At The Delta Moon – Billy C. Farlow, 
Moon Madness – Don Nix, 
Havana Moon (Chuck Berry cover) Back 2 Back with NRBQ and Geoff & Maria Muldar,
Moonwalking On The Moon - Mighty Mo Rodgers,
Banging My Head Against The Moon – John David Souther, 
Cajun Moon – J. J. Cale and Eric Clapton, 
Break: The moon affects the brain!
Fly Me To The Moon (Frank Sinatra cover)– Brave Combo, 
Grapefruit Moon – Ute Lemper, 
Harvest Moon – Neil Young, 
Here Comes The Moon – George Harrison, 
Child Of The Moon (Rolling Stones cover) Back 2 Back with Celestial Burns and Dave Kusworth & The Bounty Hunters, 
Moonlight Mile (Rolling Stones cover) – Turin Brakes, 
Break: What’s all this moon talk!?! 
Midnight Moon – Class Action,  
Spanish Moon – Merry Clayton, Phil Perry, and Ricky Lawson, 
 Mystery Moon – Richard Cagle and Voodoo Blues, 
Honky Tonk Moon – Rosie Flores,
The Moon Is Rising – C.J. Chenier, 
Bad Moon Rising (CCR cover) Back 2 Back with Janiva Magness and 16 Horsepower,  
Outro: Blue Moon (Fade out) – Martin Taylor. 

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Did you ever wish on a star? Did you ever wish you had an all-star podcast?  Well, they may not "all" be stars, but we think you'll agree all the songs are stars, on this episode of Trick's Synthetic PodcastStars

Star Song – Neil Innes,  

Watch The Stars – A Fleeting Glance,  

Star Dust Back 2 Back with Cliff Brunner & His Texas Wanderers and Willie Nelson,  

Wand’rin Star – NRBQ,  

Would You Like To Swing On A Star – Dave Von Ronk,  

Mega Star – Spirit,  

Electric Star – Bow Street Runners, 

Break: Beautiful place…

Wishing Star – Deke Dickerson,  

I Need A Star In My Life – Steve Marriott,  

California Stars (Live performance) – Wilco,  

Shooting Stars Bloc: 

Shooting Star (Live performance) – Lou Reed,  

Shooting Star – Bob Dylan,  

Shooting Star – Gene Clark,  

Shooting Star – Bad Company, 

Break: Star Trekkie…

 A Little Star – Orient Express,  

Sitting On A Star – Strawberry Alarm Clock,  

Starman (Bowie cover) Back 2 Back with The Varatones and The Leningrad Cowboys,  

She Don't Go Nowhere (til the stars come out at night) – Amos Garrett, 

Star – Steelers Wheel, 

Lonesome Star (from OST Steelyard Blues)– Michael Bloomfield, Nick Gravenites, and Maria Muldaur,  

In The Courtyard Of The Stars  - Nirvana,  
Journey To The Stars – The Ventures,  
Outro: Star Dust (Fade) – Brave Combo and Tiny Time

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In a small town in northern Alabama a music style evolved that continues to produce amazing sounds. The artists and musicians that created the unique “Muscle Shoals” sound are  very much as influential as L.A.’s Wrecking Crew, Memphis’s Stax Crew, or the Detroit based Funk Brothers. This week we celebrate the music and musicians who established a style that continues today… The Swampers and the Muscle Shoals  Sound.

The Swampers, Muscle Shoals Sound, and The Playlist:
Theme: “Everybody’s Going To Be Happy” – Larry Page Orchestra, 
“You Better Move On” - Arthur Alexander, 
“I’m Your Puppet” - James and Bobby Purify,  
“Hold On To What You Got” – Joe Tex,  
“I’d Rather Go Blind” – Etta James,  
“Do Right Woman” – Aretha Franklin,  
“Everybody” – Tommy Roe,  
“If You Can't Beat 'Em” – Clarence Carter,  
“Somebody Have Mercy” – Lou Rawls,
 “Hey Jude” – Wilson Pickett, 
“Brown Sugar” – The Rolling Stones,  
“You Gotta Serve Somebody” – Bob Dylan, 
 “The First Cut Is The Deepest” – Rod Stewart, 
“Somebody Loan Me A Dime” – Boz Scaggs with Duane Allman, 
"Tight Rope" – Leon Russell, 
“White Dove” – Lynyrd Skynyrd, 
“Sitting In Limbo” – Jimmy Cliff, 
“Living In The Country” – Cowboy,  
“$20.00” – Righteous Hillbillies, 
“Ponderosa” – King Corduroy,  
“Catalina” – Roadside Glorious.

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It turned rock upside down, hippies playing country music with a twist!  It began as a trickle from the Byrds' "Sweetheart Of The Rodeo;" and grew into a full blow trend branching into multiple styles and evolving into "Progressive Country" and more. It cannot be confused with today's "Country Pop" which in essence is only rock music played poorly... come with us as we explore this phenomena of "Cosmic Cowboys"  (BTW, we finally landed on a theme song for this season of TSP, enjoy!)
 
Intro: Our New Theme is “Everybody's Gonna be Happy” – Larry Page Orchestra,    
           

The Podcast:   
Cosmic Cowboy (1) – Michael Murphy,  
Gypsy Cowboy – New Riders Of The Purple Sage,   
Living In The Country – Cowboy,   
Bad Weather – Poco,   
Look At The Sun – Richie Furay,   
Texas Sparrow – Gladstone,   
Stewball – Leon Russell,   

Break – “I once had a horse…”   

The Visionaries Bloc:   
You’re Still On My Mind - Gram Parsons,   
Deportee - The Byrds,   
Can’t You Hear Me Calling - The Flying Burrito Brothers,   
Propinquity (Live) - Michael Nesmith,   
Kind Woman - Buffalo Springfield,   
The Wheel – Chris Hillman,   
Cosmic Cowboy (2) – Susto,   
Traveling Salesman – Country,   
Everything – Jonathan Edwards,   
              

Break – Nez Takes A Break!   
Cosmic Cowboy (3) – Barry McGuire,   
Texas Cosmic Cowboy Songs Bloc:
Texas Morning Back 2 Back with Rusty Wier and Mike Nesmith’s First National Band,   
Talkin’ Texas – Gary Nicholson,   
Texas Kind Of Attitude (Live) – Dan Hicks,   
In Black And White – Walter Hyatt,   
It’s Good To Be Free – Rio Grande,   
Outro: Cosmic Cowboy (1 reprise) – Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.


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