WQNA, Mk II

[Snagg]

WQNA "Fear & Loathing In Springfield" set list, June 28th, 2009...

"Character" / "Wild America", Iggy Pop
"Revolution In Apt. 29", Wayne Kramer
"America" (Francis Scott Key), Lou Reed
"American Roulette", Robbie Robertson
"Are You Glad To Be In America?", James Blood Ulmer
"This Land Is Your Land", Woody Guthrie
"One Big Happy Family", Tonio K

"Folsom Prison Blues" (Johnny Cash), Steve Tombstone
"Hey, Good Lookin'" (Hank Williams), Dave Edmunds
"The Pilgrim (Chapter 33)" (Kris Kristofferson), Paul Burch & the WPA
"Spoonful" (Willie Dixon / Howlin' Wolf), Chris Whitley
"Folsom Prison Blues" (Johnny Cash), Firewater

"Watch Your Step" / "Jack Talked (Like A Man On Fire)",Stan Ridgway
"Time Flies", Scott H Biram
"Misery Loves Company", Mike Ness
"The Hungry Wolf", X
"The Fastest Horse In Town", Jerry Joseph & the Jackmormons
"Woman" (Jack Kerouac), Jim Carroll, Lee Ranaldo, Lenny Kaye & Anton Sacco
"Good", Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit
"Native New Yorker", Booker T. Jones w/ Neil Young & the Drive-By-Truckers
"Puttin' People On The Moon", the Drive-By Truckers
"Meet Me By The River", Matthew Ryan
"Riverside" live, the Beat Farmers

Album of the Week: Elvis Costello, "Secret, Profane And Sugarcane"

"White Rabbit" (the Jefferson Airplane), Patti Smith
"Changing Of The Guard" (Bob Dylan), Chris Whitley & Jeff Lang
"Slippin' And Slidin'" (Little Richard), Johnny Winter
"Farmer John" (the Premiers), live, Los Lobos
"What's New, Pussycat?" (Tom Jones), Los Fabulosos Cadillacs & Fishbone
"Hurdy-Gurdy Man" (Donovan), the Butthole Surfers
"Li'l Red Riding Hood" (Sam the Sham & the Pharoahs), John Felice
"Black Or White" (Michael Jackson), Robbie Fulks (Heh heh heh hehhh....)
"Que Sera Sera" (Doris Day), Dave Alvin & the Guilty Women

[Quinn]

Chain Gang? Factory Girl? Sixteen Tons? I've Been Working?
Huey is rather nausea inducing isn't he? Worse than Celine?

[Snagg]

No, it would not...Normally, I'd say "Screw It" and play it anyway, but we've got a new station manager, and I'm trying to stay on her good side - Maybe she can get the #*&!* e-mail site repaired, or find somebody that can, along with a few other little things that have floating in the crapper for the last couple of months.

[Ubu]

Ooo... you could play The Dead Milkmen's "Labor Day" but it may not pass the FCC test.

[Snagg]

This Sunday Night, the Annual Labor Day Smellathon, with a whole buncha songs about WORK, "The Curse of the Drinking Class". Absolutely NO BTO, Loverboy or Huey Lewis will be allowed. Be There or be Management.

[Snagg]

Okey-Dokey Then....

WQNA "Fear & Loathing In Springfield" set list, August 30th, 2009....

"Active In The Yard", Mission of Burma
"Souvenir From A Dream", live, Tom Verlaine
"Screenwriter's Blues", Soul Coughing
"Aerial", Chris Whitley
"Fast Life Rider", Johnny Winter

Bob Dylan's "Highway 61 Revisited" released August 30, 1965...Happy Anniversary, Mistah Zimmerman:

"Like A Rolling Stone" (Bob Dylan), the Drive-By Truckers
"Tombstone Blues" (Bob Dylan), Marc Carroll
"It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry" (Bob Dylan), Leon Russell and the Shelter People
"From A Buick 6" (Bob Dylan), Nob Dylan and the Nobsoletes
"Ballad Of A Thin Man" (Bob Dylan), Ben Weaver
"Queen Jane Approximately" (Bob Dylan), the American Music Club
"Highway 61 Revisited" (Bob Dylan), Dave Alvin
"Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues" (Bob Dylan), Bill Kirchen
"Desolation Row" (Bob Dylan), Songdog

Album of the Week: the Jefferson Airplane, "The Woodstock Experience"

"Enter Sandman" (Metallica), Richard Cheese and Lounge Against The Machine
"Frankenstein", the New York Dolls (Happy 212th Birthday, Mary Wollenstonecraft Shelley.)
"Enter Sandman" (Metallica), the Mighty Mighty Bosstones

[Snagg]

Hadda re-route after a two-car head-on blocked my usual route to the station....

Nuthin' out of the ordinary. Usually it's something like planetary collision or a Giant Ant invasion..

Album of the Week vote, Mizz MM? The new Reverend Horton Heat, the new Drive-by Truckers odds'n'ends album, the Jefferson Airplane at Woodstock or the ever-lovin' Mystery Album. Vote early, vote often...

[Snagg]

WQNA "Fear & Loathing In Springfield" set list, August 23rd, 2009...

"Wild Wild Lover", th' Legendary Shack*Shakers
"I Can't Help Myself", Jason & the Scorchers
"Train 'Round The Bend", the True Believers
"Post Apocalyptic Observations", Raisins In The Sun

""Wild Horses", the Rolling Stones
"Love Bone" (Jason Isbell), Jim Dickinson w/ Cody & Luther Dickinson and Alvin Youngblood hart
"High-Flyin' Baby", the Flamin' Groovies
"The Ledge", the Replacements
"Tryin' To Get To Heaven", Bob Dylan

"Dress", PJ Harvey
"The Widow's Toast", Neko Case
"Raised On Promises", Sam Phillips
"Tugboat", the Book of Knots
"Surfer Girl" (the Beach Boys), Pere Ubu
"Kitsum", Mitchell Froom w/ Lisa Germano
"Exposure", Robert Fripp w/ Maggie Roche
"Blue-Eyed Devil" (Soul Coughing), Low

Album of the Week: Big Star, "Sister Lovers"

"Soul Deep" (the Box Tops), the Continental Drifters
"Somebody's baby" (Jackson Browne), Yo La Tengo

"Summertime Blues" (Eddie Cochran), live, the Who
"No Expectations" (the Rolling Stones), the Dirtbombs
"Street Fighting Man" (the Rolling Stones), Rage Against The Machine

"Why Baby Why" (George Jones), Jason & the Scorchers
"Fire Engine" (the 13th Floor Elevators), Richard Lloyd
"Ju-Ju Hand" (Sam the Sham & the Pharoahs), Handsome Dick Manitoba

"I Don't Want To Grow Up", Tom Waits
"You're Innocent When You Dream" (Tom Waits), Elvis Costello (For Hayden)

[Snagg]

The Winner: Big Star, "Sister Lovers"

the Jefferson Airplane, the complete "Woodstock" performancce

The Who, "Quadrophenia" (Keith Moon's birthday and all, y'know...)


Got a few more tunes when this Big Star is over...

[Ubu]

By the way what were the choices for "Album of the Week?"

[Ubu]

I'm suffering from serious computer problems. I thought you had stepped away from the mike and then checked to see I lost my stream. I came back just in time to catch the end of Surfer Girl. I missed the Book of Knots tune. That's okay. I hope everyone new to both of those tunes enjoyed them. The stream kept going in and out and I missed what you were saying about Book of Knots. Can I get a repeat?
It would be more fitting if I was on a second floor balcony. Heaving it was a consideration.