Happy National Taco Day everyone!! I am fortunate enough to do the webcast across the street from a fine Mexican restaurant, but how will you be celebrating? Were you able to get through yesterday's cognitive dissonance of it being both the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) and National Smile Day? Did you attempt, like I did, to make your co-workers atone for celebrating National Smile Day in the first place? Were you even aware of National Smile Day? Lucky you.
Anyway, this is one of those kitchen sink kind of shows, a whole enchilada, if you will (no, no, National Taco Day), where styles shift dramatically from song to song and back again. But it's all good and I trust you, the listener, can appreciate it all.
Find today's playlist después de la ruptura.... (FYI, there is no taco related music in today's webcast)
| artist | song | album | comments | date / label |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frank Zappa | Lumpy Gravy [excerpt - Duodenum] | Lumpy Gravy | guest 1st part of theme | Rykodisc 1967 |
| Naked City | Inside Straight | Naked City | 2nd part of theme | Nonesuch 1989 |
| Julius Hemphill Quartet | Body | Flat-out Jump Suite | Julius Hemphill (as), Olu Dara (t), Warren Smith (d), Abdul Wadud (vc) | Black Saint 1980 |
| Tinariwen | Cler Achel | Aman Iman | World Village 2007 |
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| Jonny Greenwood | Electric Counterpoint – III: Fast | Radio Rewrite | music by Steve Reich | Nonesuch 2013 |
| Nadia Sirota | Etude 1 | First Things First | music behind DJ composed by Nico Muhly |
New Amsterdam 2010 |
| Roomful of Teeth, Brad Wells | No | Roomful of Teeth | music by Caleb Burhans | New Amsterdam 2011 |
| Sam Ashley and chorus | The Angel of Loneliness | Dust | music and text by Robert Ashley Voices: Robert Ashley, Sam Ashley, Thomas Buckner, Jacqueline Humbert, Joan La Barbara; Musicians: "Blue" Gene Tyranny, synthesizer, Tom Hamilton, live mixing and sound processing; electronic orchestration by Robert Ashley, Tom Hamilton and "Blue" Gene Tyranny |
Lovely Music 2001 |
| Rafael Kubelik; Boston Symphony Orchestra | Double Concerto for Two String Orchestras, Piano, and Timpani - III Allegro | BSO Centennial Collection, Disc 10 | Composed by Bohuslav Martinů; featuring Charles Wilson (piano) and Everett Firth (tympani) |
01/14/67 |
| Kronos Quartet | John's Book of Alleged Dances - V: Rag the Bone | Gnarly Buttons & John's Book of Alleged Dances | music behind DJ; composed by John Adams | Nonesuch 1998 |
| Nina Murdvee; Kardi-Ann Sumera | Quasi improvisata | Lepo Sumera: Chamber Music | composed by Lepo Sumera | Antes 2001 |
| Georges Delerue | Charlie | Tirez sur le Pianiste (Shoot the Piano Player) | from the opening credits to the film by François Truffaut | Criterion DVD 1960 |
| Béla Bartók, Benny Goodman, Josef Szigetti | Contrasts, BB 116 - III: Sebes (Fast Dance) | Bartók plays Bartók - Contrasts / Rhapsody No. 1 / Mikrokosmos (excerpts) | music by Béla Bartók, comissioned by Benny Goodman | Naxos Historical 1940 |
| The Police | The Other Way of Stopping | Zenyatta Mondatta | music behind DJ;
written by Stewart Copeland |
A & M 1980 |
| Charlie Haden and Jim Hall | Big Blues | Charlie Haden / Jim Hall | tune by Jim Hall | Impulse! 1990 |
| Juilliard Ensemble | Due pezzi für Violine und Klavier - II: Quasi allegro alla marcia | Berio Sequenzas III and VII, et al | music by Luciano Berio | Newton Classics 1969 |
| King Sunny Ade and his African Beats | Gboromiro | Aura | Island 1984 |
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| Yo La Tengo | Georgia vs. Yo La Tengo | Summer Sun | music behind DJ | Matador 2003 |
| Alan Pierson, Alarm Will Sound | Radio Rewrite - V: Fast | Radio Rewrite | music by Steve Reich based on Radiohead's “Jigsaw Falling into Place” | Nonesuch 2013 |
| Digital Primitives | Herenowhere | Hum, Crackle and Pop | Cooper-Moore (b) Chad Taylor (d) Assif Tsahar (ts) | Hopscotch Records 2009 |
| Mandolin U. Srinivas | Vinayaka | Mandolin U. Srinivas - Vol. 2 | RIP | Vani Recording Co
2006 |
| James P. Johnson | Pork and Beans | 1938 | ||
| The Section | Lucky | Strung Out On OK Computer: The String Quartet Tribute To Radiohead | music behind DJ; composed by Radiohead |
Vitamin Records 2001 |
| Ground Zero | A Better Tomorrow + I Say A Little Prayer | Ground Zero Plays Standards | Otomo Yoshihide (turntables, gtr) Uchihaski Kazuhisa (g)
Matsubara Sachiko (syn) Kikucki Naruyoshi (ts) Tanaka Yukimo
(shamisen, voc) Nasuno Mitsuru (b) Uemura Masahiro, Yoshigaki
Yasuhiro (prc) “Tomorrow” by Roland Kirk, “Prayer” by Bert Bacharach & Hal David, based on Kirk's arrangement |
DIW 1997 |
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