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Deep Blues – Playlist May 10, 2012

Peter Mc — Thu, 10 May 2012 22:49:45 +0000

The feature in this show is J.B.Lenoir, his music, his influences and those influenced by his music. Ranging through 50 years of music originating in the delta and stretching across the Atlantic.

My turn in the Deep Blues chair is the 2nd Thursday of every month, the same day we hand over to Eastside live at 505.

Deep Blues, every Thursday 8.00-9.30pm on Eastside Radio 89.7Fm

My next Deep Blues set (14 June) will be based on the blues recordings from the Chess label in the period 1947 to 1975, then over to the Eastside live feed from Venue 505

PLAYLIST:- Aired 10th of May 2012, Selected & Presented by Peter McCallum,

Feelin’ Good J.B. Lenoir
Hooked Eilen Jewell
Bury My Troubles Imelda May
Eisenhower Blues J.B. Lenoir
That’s All Right Mama Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup
Mean Ol’ Frisco Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup
It’s Crazy – Live Lightnin’ Hopkins
Green Onion Lightnin’ Hopkins
Slow Down J.B. Lenoir
Match Box Blues Blind Lemon Jefferson
Vietnam Blues J.B. Lenoir
Don’t Start Me to Talkin’ Sonny Boy Williamson
How Much More J.B. Lenoir
Dust My Broom Elmore James
See See Rider Big Bill Broonzy
I Got To Make A Change Blues Memphis Minnie
Worried Life Blues Big Maceo Merriweather
All Aboard Muddy Waters
Can’t Get No Grindin’ Muddy Waters
Mojo Boogie Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings
Talk to Your Daughter Robben Ford
The Death Of J.B. Lenoir John Mayall
Back of My Hand The Rolling Stones
Hand It Over Keb’ Mo’
Love Letter Clairy Browne & The Bangin’ Rackettes

Deep Blues – Playlist April 26, 2012

Peter Mc — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 00:53:26 +0000

Selected & Presented by Baron Alder
Presenting Deep Blues on the fourth Thursday of every month
Aired 26th of April 2012 on Eastside Radio 89.7Fm
8-9.30pm

Blind Boy Fuller

PLAYLIST:-

Thursday Blues – Jimmy Rushing
Trouble In Mind – Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys
Six Days On the Road – Taj Mahal
Hey Sheriff – Satellite V
Huon River Blues – Steve Wood And The Johnson Creek Drifters
What’s That Smells Like Fish – Blind Boy Fuller
First Time I Met The Blues – Buddy Guy
Born Under A Bad Sign – Albert King
Big Three Boogie – Willie Dixon
Lowe Groovin’ – Joe Morris
Drinkin’ Wine Spo-Dee-O-Deex - Stick McGhee & His Buddies
Gator’s Groove – Willis Jackson
Tweedlee Dee – LaVern Baker
Smokey Joe’s Cafe – The Robins
There Goes My Baby – The Drifters
Just For A Thrill – Ray Charles
Spanish Harlem – Ben E. King
Last Night – The Mar-Keys
Green Onions – Booker T. & The MG’s
I Want To Do Everything For You – Joe Tex
Respect – Otis Redding
Since You’ve Been Gone (Sweet Sweet Baby) – Aretha Franklin
Rainy Night In Georgia – Brook Benton
Groove Me – King Floyd
Clean Up Woman – Betty Wright

Deep Blues – Playlist April 12, 2012

Peter Mc — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 03:16:32 +0000

Selected & Presented by Peter McCallum
in the Deep Blues drivers seat on the second Thursday of every month
Aired 12th of April 2012 on Eastside Radio 89.7Fm
8-9.30pm

In this weeks set we drifted in and out of the Mississippi Delta, spent a little while in Chicago and Baron Alder dropped into to the studio to present a “Brit Blues” set. Baron will be in the Deep Blues chair on the 4th Thursday of every month.

We got a couple of tracks in from Big Mama Thornton but somehow missed Keb Mo – I’ll just have to make up for that!

My next set will be based on the music and influences of J.B.Lenoir (1929-1967) will go to air May 10.

Big Mama Thornton album cover

Playlist for 12/April/2012

You Ain’t Going Nowhere Bob Dylan
Would You, Baby? Johnny “Big Moose” Walker
Whiskey And Jelly Roll Blues Wyonie Harris
What A Woman! Muddy Waters & Howlin’ Wolf
See See Rider Big Bill Broonzy
Ride On Louisiana Red
Playing Mahjong Long-Ge
Part Time Man The Bone Shakers
Parchman Farm John Mayall
Mr Cover Shaker Johnny Shines
Lonely Avenue Taj Mahal
Life Goes On Big Mama Thornton
Let Me Show You Buddy Guy
Ice Cream Man John Brim
I Bought You A Brand New Home John Lee Hooker
Hound Dog Big Mama Thornton

Baron’s Brit-Blues set:

Little Red Rooster [Rehearsal] Howlin’ Wolf
Little Red Rooster – Howlin’ Wolf
Come On The Rolling Stones
Need Your Love So Bad Fleetwood Mac
Albatross Fleetwood Mac
I Ain’t Got You The Yardbirds
Georgia On My Mind The Spencer Davis Group
Brand New Cadillac Vince Taylor
All Your Love John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers

Deep Blues playlist for January 28, 2010

charleyp — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 03:17:52 +0000

1. Goodnight Irene by Kelly Joe Phelps, ‘Shine Eyed Mr Zen’

2. Bobby Booshay by Black Joe Lewis, ‘Tell Em What your Name is’

3. Don’t Start me Talkin by John Hammond, ‘As Long As I Have You’

4. As Long as I Have You by John Hammond, ‘As Long As I Have You’

5. Last Night by Luther Allison ‘Love Me Papa’

6. Happy Hour by Ted Hawkins ‘The Kershaw Sessions’

7. Same Thing by Willie Smith, ‘The Songs of Willie Dixon’

8. Shakin’ the Shack by John Pornory and David Maxwell, ‘The Songs of Willie Dixon’

9. Sure Enough It’s You by Walter Wolfman Washington, ‘Get On Up’

10. Lovely Day’ by Walter Wolfman Washington, ‘Get On Up’

11. She’s a Superstar by Buddy Guy, ‘Blues, the Greatest Moments Ever’

12. One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer by George Thoroughgood, ‘Blues, the Greatest Moments Ever’

13. Creole Moon by Dr. John, ‘Creole Moon’

14. God Fearing Man by Ben Harper, ‘Fight for your Mind’

Playlist for Deep Blues November 12, 2009

charleyp — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 23:29:32 +0000

1. Goodnight Irene by Kelly Joe Phelps from the Shine Eyed Mr Zen album.
2. Nasty Letter by Otis Taylor from the Truth is Not Fiction album.
3. 300 Pounds of Joy by Howlin’ Wolf from the Disc 3, 1963-1973 album.
4. Got My Mojo Working by Pinetop Perkins from the Pintop Perkins and Friends album.
5. 5th Dimension Blues by Ray Vanderby from the 5th Dimension Blues album.
6. Elvis Presley Blues by Joan Baez from the Dark Chords album.
7. Crazy Heart by The Detonators from the Bombshell album.
8. One and Only by P.J. O’Brien from the Blues People album.
9. Whispering Voice by Ash Grunwald from the I Don’t Believe album.
10. Walking Blues by Ash Grunwald from the I Don’t Believe album.
11. Past Times by Otis Taylor from the Truth is Not Fiction album.
12. Shakie’s Gone by Otis Taylor from the Truth is Not Fiction album.
13. Crack Cocaine by Dean Thomas from the She’s on the Other Side album.
14. Lest We Forget by The Rooftops from the Clean Dirt album.
15. Houndog Blues by the Sneaky Weasel Gang from the Body Slide Blues album.
16. Whistle Down the Wind by Tom Waits from the Bone Machine album.
17. A Little Rain by Tom Waits from the Bone Machine album.
18. There Must Be a Better World by BB Kind from the Deuces Wild album.

from peter charley at ‘deep blues’

charleyp — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 01:30:22 +0000

Deep Blues

“Blues means what milk does to a baby. Blues is what the spirit is to the minister. We sing the blues because our hearts have been hurt, our souls have been disturbed.”

Alberta Hunter

I love this quote from the remarkable Alberta Hunter, the composer of the song Downhearted Blues. Her words say so much about the essence of blues; that it’s borne of suffering and pain – and that having one’s ‘soul disturbed’ is an immutable element of the human condition. As “milk to a baby” as Hunter so beautifully puts it, or as “the spirit to the minister”, blues defines raw emotion in a language we can all understand.

For those of you who take the time to call me on Thursday night during Deep Blues, thanks for making the effort to let me know you’re listening – and that you share a love of this enduring musical genre. It’s always a pleasure to hear from you.