Rat Salad Radio • September 26, 2012

	I Write A Thousand Letters (Pulp On Bone) by White Hills from the album Frying On This Rock (Thrill Jockey) (space)rockin' ya up to 7o'clock...
	Love Me Love Me Now by Curtis Mayfield from the album Love, Peace, Understanding (Sequel)
	Family Entertainment by The Undertones from the album Best of The Undertones (Rykodisc) (orig. on their s/t debut, ~'79-'80
	Bigger & Better by The Fleshtones from the album Beachhead (Yep Roc) 2005
	Divine Horseman by The Flesh Eaters from the album A Minute To Pray, A Second To Die (Ruby/Slash) 1981!
	Catch & Release by Turbo Fruits from the album Butter (Serpents and Snakes) new
	I Wanted To by TKTTSM from the album TKTTSM (self-released) new pop stuff from Brooklyn.
	Dark Corners II by L'Altra from the album Telepathic (Saint Marie)
	Mama Don't Like No Music by Bill Boyd from the album (VA) Stompin' Singers and Western Swingers: More from the Golden Years of Western Swing (Proper) 1934
	Shove The Pigsfoot A Little Further Into The Fire by Rafe and Clelia Stefanini from the album Lady on the Green: Old Time Tunes & Songs (self-released) New from Italian-ex-pat Dad and his 20-something daughter. Killer twin fiddles. Recorded in Eunice, Louisiana.
	No More Trouble by The Honey Dewdrops from the album Silver Lining (self-released) Husband-wife duo (Kagey Parrish & Laura Wortman) from Catawba, VA
	The Burning Ones by Widow from the album Life's Blood (Pure Steel) Raleigh 80's-ish metal, 2012.
	Signals by The Church of Zann from the album I (self-released) local metal feat. XDU DJ Kenny on bass (cut cut cut cut cut cut)
	Like Passing Rain Through 9 Lives by Stian Westerhus from the album The Matriarch and the Wrong Kind of Flowers (Rune Grammafon) new from Norwegian experimental guitarist
	Electric PowWow Drum by A Tribe Called Red from the album A Tribe Called Red (self-released) WOW! Three First Nations DJs from Ottawa mix native drumming and chants with electronoises. (First Nations are the native tribes of Canada that were there before Europeans...)
	Marchers In Orange by Guided By Voices from the album Fast Japanese Spin Cycle (Engine) 1994
	Sad, Lonely and Blue by feedtime from the album The Aberrant Years (Sub Pop) Originally on the 1988 album "Cooper S." Cover of 1965 tune by The Easybeats.
	1985 by French Kicks from the album One Time Bells (Startime) Kinks-ish. 2002.
	Friday On My Mind by The Easybeats  7" single (United Artists) 1966. Feat. George Young on guitar, older brother of Angus & Malcolm of AC/DC (!)
	Coco by Astro from the album Astro (Nacional) New electo-rock from Chile
	S' Alive To Be Known (May We Starve) by The Music Tapes from the album Mary's Voice (Merge) new
	Prayer by Carol Kleyn from the album Takin' The Time (Drag City) 1980 Calif. psych-pop, now reissued. Ocean noises. Harp. Cue Joni Mitchell, please.
	Anchors Away by Eleven Twenty-Nine from the album In The Sunlight b/w Anchors Away 7" (Drawing Room) Betsy Nichols, vox. Marc Orleans, steel/dobro.
	He Loved Me Once And He'll Love Me Again by Jean Shepard from the album Star Of The Grand Ole Opry (Cow Girl Boy) 50s
	A Hundred And Sixty Acres by Marty Robbins from the album Gunfighter Ballads & Trail Songs (Columbia/Legacy) Happy Bday Marty Robbins. His classic 1959 concept album...
	Big Iron by Meat Puppets Live cover of Marty Robbins. 1994.
	Drone Virus by Double Negative from the album Hits (Sorry State) Playing @ Kings on Sunday night 9/30
	Locked Inside by The Guns from the album The Guns (Smog Veil) Early 80s hardcore from Cleveland.
	Close Up by The Guns from the album The Guns (Smog Veil) ditto
	Lamb's Blood Has Washed Me Clean by Arizona Dranes from the album He Is My Story: The Sanctified Soul of Arizona Dranes (Tompkins Square) c. 1926-28. "Spirit-filled piano attacker" from Texas.
	Rock Me by Sister Rosetta Tharpe from the album Complete Recorded Works in Chronological Order, vol. 1: 1938-1941 (Document) Sister Rosetta saw Arizona Dranes play when she was 11 years old, in her church. She credits Ms. Dranes for her syncopated guitar-playing style.
	Lattice Borealis by Saguache from the album Terrain (Constellation Tatsu) drones 'n' water noises 'n' chimes 'n' cymbals 'n' stuff.
	Zoned by Moon Duo from the album Moon Duo / Psychic Hills 7" (Sacred Bones)