Rat Salad Radio • May 29, 2013

	Kto Ma Dzis Czas (Who's Got The Time) by Nurt from the album Nurt (Sound by Sound) Warsaw, 1972
	Aure by Maryam Olomi from the album (VA) Harafin So: Bollywood Inspired Film Music From Hausa Nigeria (Sahel Sounds / Little Axe) Northern Nigeria, ~2011
	E Wele by King Sunny Ade from the album Synchro System (Mango) Southern Nigeria, 1983
	Sidi M'bark by Cheikh Mohamed Riffi from the album (VA) Kassidat: Raw 45s from Morocco (Dust-to-Digital) late 50s or sometime in the 60s
	Intro / I'll Go Crazy / Try Me by James Brown from the album James Brown Live At The Apollo (Polydor) 24-Oct-62
	Lonely Teardrops by Ken Boothe from the album A Man And His Hits (Studio One) Jamaica, 1970
	Finally Sees by The Numerators from the album Dead b/w Finally Sees 7" (Suicide Squeeze) Lubbock band relocated to Brooklyn like everyone else.
	Always On My Mind by Jacco Gardner from the album (VA) 4-Way Split 7" (Trouble in Mind) Record Store Day split featuring covers of cool 60s tunes. This tune by Billy Nicholls.
	Come Again by Billy Nicholls from the album Would You Believe? (Immediate) A lovely listen, this record from 1968.
	Girl From New York by Billy Nicholls from the album Would You Believe? (Immediate)
	See It My Way by Mikal Cronin from the album MCII (Merge) new, his IInd.
	André Breton by Pandercakes from the album Paint By Number EP (Fork and Spoon) new from Columbia, So. Cack.
	Call Me In The Day by La Luz from the album Call Me In The Day b/w Easy Baby 7" (Water Wing) retro-y Seattle quartet. New 7".
	Big Boss Man by Holly Golightly & The Brokeoffs from the album Long Distance (Damaged Goods) 2012
	Fender Stratocaster by The Golden Lemons from the album Punkrock (Jetset) German pop-punk 1996
	Rumble by Jack Endino from the album Rumble 12" (Finders Keepers) new from longtime Seattle producer/musician
	Slideways by D-Town Brass from the album Golden Belt (self-released) go D-Town! new! local! great.
	Ol' Dirty Hummingbird by Sao Paulo Underground from the album Beija Flors Velho E Sujo (Cuneiform) new. Chicago. Rob Mazurek and co.
	Rhythm-A-Ning by Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers with Thelonious Monk from the album Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers with Thelonious Monk (Atlantic) 1958
	The Mirror by Double Dagger from the album 333 (Thrill Jockey) disbanded 3-piece from Baltimore
	Live Fast Die Bass Wolf by No Love from the album demo (self-released) new collab from Triangle punk scene
	Way Out by Bass Drum Of Death from the album Bass Drum of Death (Innovative Leisure) Mississippi garage slop yum yum. New.
	T. Rex Blues by Brother JT from the album The Svelteness of Boogietude (Thrill Jockey) new
	God's In The Chips by Rich Rastagno from the album What Would It Be Like To Be Rich (Drag City) early 80s lo-fi guy from Detroit
	Black Cat Blues by Bill Wilson from the album Ever Changing Minstrel (Tompkins Square) 1973
	Vysehrad by Golden Gunn from the album Golden Gunn (Three Lobed Recordings) New Record Store Day collab. tween Steve Gunn and MC Taylor (Hiss Golden Messenger). A beauty!
	Austin, Eureka and Ely by Marisa Anderson from the album Mercury (Mississippi) Great guitarist from Portland OR. Her newest.
	Old Names by Marisa Anderson from the album Mercury (Mississippi) Marisa Anderson has walked across the US nearly two full times. That is truly cool.
	How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live? by Blind Alfred Reed from the album (VA) Hard Times Come Again No More: Early American Rural Songs of Hard Times and Hardships (Yazoo) comp of 20s & 30s songs. Mr. Reed was from West Virginia.
	Hard Time Blues by Lane Hardin from the album (VA) Hard Times Come Again No More: Early American Rural Songs of Hard Times and Hardships (Yazoo) Nobody seem to know much bout Mr. Hardin. Maybe he's from St. Louis, or at least been there once.