Rat Salad Radio • May 22, 2013

	Concubine by The Kingsbury Manx from the album Bronze Age (Odessa) their latest
	Ashes to Lashes (Tailspins) by The Kingsbury Manx from the album Bronze Age (Odessa)
	I Know You by The Flatlanders from the album The Odessa Tapes (New West) 2012 release of some decades-lost studio recordings. Really fine!
	Blake's Way by Zachary Cale from the album Noise of Welcome (All Hands Electric) 2011
	Mellow Down Easy by Little Walter from the album The Little Walter Collection - 20 Blues Greats (Deja Vu)
	Diack So by Vieux Farka Touré from the album Mon Pays (Six Degrees) New from Mali. Son of Ali Farka Touré.
	Studder by Oliver Lake Big Band from the album Wheels (Passin' Thru) new record that includes an Outkast cover!
	Faces Of The Wind by Bass Drum of Death from the album Bass Drum of Death (Innovative Leisure) New from John Barrett, whose from Mississippi.
	Defcon 5 by Man or Astro-Man? from the album Defcon 5..4..3..2..1 (Chunklet/Communicating Vessels) surfing on eastward to Alabama... (first release in a dozen years from MoA?)
	Antimatter Man by Man or Astro-Man? from the album Defcon 5..4..3..2..1 (Chunklet/Communicating Vessels)
	States Away (Nikki's Song) by Goner from the album Faking the Wisdom (Superfan) new
	Sugar Cane by Mary Gauthier from the album Filth And Fire (Signature Sounds) great song from 2002
	Going Back To East Montgomery by Glenn Jones from the album My Garden State (Thrill Jockey) Great new guitar work. Recorded in the home studio of Duke (and WXDU!) alumna Laura Baird. Her sister Meg plays guitar on this track along w/ GJ.
	On And On by The Baird Sisters from the album Until You Find Your Green (self-released) Here's Laura & Meg's release from last year. Really good. "Lines between English and American folk traditions are artfully blurred."
	San Antonio by Charlie Poole With The Highlanders from the album The Complete Paramount & Brunswick Recordings, 1929 (Tompkins Square) featuring the singing here of Charlie's guitarist Roy Harper. Roy's sister Lucy Terry is featured on piano in these recordings, an addition that Charlie insisted on but the Columbia Records balked at... so he changed the name of the band and went down the street and recorded these sides for other record labels!
	Down On Me by The Jesus and Mary Chain from the album Darklands (Blanco y Negro) 1987
	Faith by Superchunk from the album Void/Faith 7" (Merge) new
	Dammit Pomegranate by A Giant Dog from the album Bone (Tic Tac Totally) new from Austin
	I Lost Again by Free Time from the album Free Time (Underwater Peoples) new from Melbourne/NY
	Bravewolf by Georgiana Starlington from the album Paper Moon (HoZac) sibs Jack & Julie Hines doing a vaguely dark country thing. There's a saw in it, so that makes it vaguely dark, see.
	Art Star by Yeah Yeah Yeahs from the album Yeah Yeah Yeahs (Touch and Go) 2001
	track 5 by Anomonous from the album Anomonous (Prom Night) brooklyn live improv noise/jazz
	What A Little Moonlight Can Do by Jerry Miller from the album New Road Under My Wheels (Signature Sounds) new. Miller is a great old-school country-style guitar picker. Nice to see him get a record in his own name. Great version of this soung made famous by Billie Holiday... lotta space for Jerry's guitarwork for 3 minutes, then the fab voice of Eilen Jewell
	Some Other Spring by Billie Holiday from the album Lady Day: The Best of Billie Holiday (Columbia) 1939
	Blues On The Ceiling by Karen Dalton from the album It's So Hard To Tell Who's Going To Love You The Best (Koch) 1969. Her first album.
	You're Gonna Need That Pure Religion by Lucinda Williams from the album Ramblin' (Smithsonian Folkways) 1978. Her first album.
	A Short Mile by Kenny Roby from the album Memories & Birds (Little Criminal) new. Kenny Roby will play with full band at Motorco on Friday night.
	The Last Rhino by T.D. Skatchit & Company from the album Ear of the Storm (Edgetone) The instruments that the two leaders on this material play are called skatchboxes, which are ingeniously devised noise-makers constructed from combs and cardboard boxes.