Monday, July 3, 2023

This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio # 1188

It's been a busy week. Which means it's time to let the music speak for itself.

Speaks pretty well, dunnit? The only thing I want to add is that before Yo La Tengo released an album called I Am Not Afraid Of You And I Will Beat Your Ass, I'm pretty sure that was the original working title for Chicago III. But yeah--the records have something to say.

Let's hear 'em.

This is what rock 'n' roll radio sounded like on another Sunday night in Syracuse this week.

This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio with Dana & Carl airs Sunday nights from 9 to Midnight Eastern, on the air in Syracuse at SPARK! WSPJ 103.3 and 93.7 FM, and via the TuneIn Radio and Radio Garden apps as Westcott Radio.

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TIRnRR # 1188: 7/2/2023
TIRnRR FRESH SPINS! Tracks we think we ain't played before are listed in bold

THE MIDNIGHT CALLERS: What Goes Around (Jem, Rattled Humming Heart)
ELVIS COSTELLO & THE ATTRACTIONS: Accidents Will Happen (Rykodisc, Armed Forces)
PATTI ROTHBERG: To A Muse (Double On Tundra, Candelabra Cadabra)
YO LA TENGO: I Should Have Known Better (Matador, I Am Not Afraid Of You And I Will Beat Your Ass)
GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS: Midnight Train To Georgia (Rhino, VA: Can You Dig It?)
SPARKS: The Mona Lisa's Packing, Leaving Late Tonight (Island, The Girl Is Crying In Her Latte)
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THE FLASHCUBES: Nothing To Do (Big Stir, Pop Masters)
THE RUTLES: Doubleback Alley (Rhino, The Rutles)
ROCKAWAY BITCH: Judy Is A Punk (Cretin, Rockaway Bitch)
ANY TROUBLE: Yesterday's Love (Cherry Red, VA: Kids On The Street: UK Power Pop And New Wave 1977-81)
THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS: Ana Ng (Rhino, Dial-A-Song: 20 Years Of They Might Be Giants)
JACK LEE: Good Times (Alive, Anthology: Bigger Than Life)
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TAMAR BERK: Drop In The Bucket (n/a, Tiny Injuries)
THE PRETENDERS: Day After Day (Sire, The Singles)
THE BANDWAGON: You (Kent, Breakin' Down The Walls Of Heartache)
THE ON & ONS: Lovin' Soul (Citadel, Let Ya Hair Down!)
MR. BRUCE GORDON: Genie In A Bottle (Futureman, One Tall Order)
THE REZILLOS: Top Of The Pops (Cherry Red, Flying Saucer Attack: The Complete Recordings 1977-1979)
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sparkle*jets u.k.: Mahnsanto (Big Stir, Best Of Friends)
WEDNESDAY WEEK: Why (Enigma, What We Had)
HERMAN'S HERMITS: A Must To Avoid (Abkco, Retrospective)
THE RINGS: I Wanna Be Free (Ace, VA: The Chiswick Story)
JANIS JOPLIN: Me And Bobby McGee (Columbia, 18 Essential Songs)
ROCKY SHARP & THE REPLAYS: Rama Lama Ding Dong (Ace, VA: The Chiswick Story)
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PARALLAX PROJECT: Put It Out (Kool Kat Musik, Autologous)
THE EXPLODING HEARTS: You're Black And Blue (Dirtnap, Guitar Romantic)
MICKEY LEIGH'S MUTATED MUSIC: No Fun Anymore (Wicked Cool, Variants Of Vibe)
THE CYNICS: What You Got (Get Hip, Rock 'n' Roll)
JUSTINE & THE UNCLEAN: The Signal Light (Red On Red, The Signal Light)
SWEET: Blockbuster (Razor & Tie, The Sweet)
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THE ANDERSON COUNCIL: Tarot Toronto (Jem, The Devil, The Tower, The Star, The Moon)
THE DICTATORS: California Sun [original demo] (Omnivore, VA: CBGB OST)
THE MASTER PLAN: Feels Good To Feel (Rum Bar, Grand Cru)
THE FIRST CLASS: Beach Baby [single version edit] (Cherry Red, Beach Baby: The Complete Recordings)
JOEY RAMONE & GENERAL JOHNSON: Rockaway Beach (On The Beach) (Forward, VA: Godchildren Of Soul--Anyone Can Join!)
THE BEACH BOYS: I Get Around (Capitol, Little Deuce Coupe/All Summer Long)
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The Greatest Record Ever Made!
THE RUBINOOS: I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend (Castle, Everything You Always Wanted To Know About The Rubinoos But Were Afraid To Ask!)
THE ANGELS: My Boyfriend's Back (Mercury, VA: Growin' Up Too Fast)
ARTHUR ALEXANDER: Woman (Big Stir, ...Steppin' Out!)
THE BENT BACKED TULIPS: Sweet Young Thing (eggBERT, Looking Through...)
THE MONKEES: Zor And Zam (Rhino, The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees)
THE MORELLS: Let's Dance On (Hightone, Think About It)
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JAMIE HOOVER: Bourbon Understands (Eats Dynamite, single)
NORMAN'S NORMANS: 9-9-9! (n/a, Music From Ripped!)
MIKE BROWNING: Saved By The Love (single)
THE WONDERS: That Thing You Do! (Play-Tone, VA: That Thing You Do! OST)
THE KINKS: The Village Green Preservation Society (Universal, The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society)
FOUNTAINS OF WAYNE: Better Things (Rykodisc, VA: This Is Where I Belong)
THE RAMONES: Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment (Rhino, Leave Home)
THE FLASHING ASTONISHERS: Period Exclamatory (Futureman, VA: This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio, Volume 1)
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DAN KIBLER: You're Gone (Kool Kat Musik, Idiomatic)
THE MOSQUITOS: I Know A Secret [EP Session] (Kool Kat Musik, This Then Are The Mosquitos!)
THE DAVE CLARK FIVE: Glad All Over (Hollywood, The History Of The Dave Clark Five)
THE MUFFS: On My Own (Omnivore, No Holiday)
THE SUPREMES: Where Did Our Love Go (Motown, DIANA ROSS & THE SUPREMES: The Ultimate Collection)
NEW ORDER: Krafty [single edit] (London, Singles)
ARTFUL DODGER: You Know It's Alright (Real Gone Music, The Complete Columbia Recordings)
THE BEATLES: I Should Have Known Better (Apple, A Hard Day's Night)
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MAURICE WILLIAMS & THE ZODIACS: Stay (Time-Life, VA: The Rock 'n' Roll Era: 1960)

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