Rat Salad • December 4, 2013

	I Walk Alone At Night by The Zoltars from the album Walking Through The Dark (CQ) new from Austin
	Early In The Morning by Z.Z. Hill from the album The Brand New Z.Z. Hill (Alive Naturalsound) soul blues 1971
	It Was Only An Idea by Tonk from the album Let's Keep It Dark (Future Standards) new from Raleigh
	Oh My Girl by Question Mark from the album Be Nice To The People (QDK Media) Kenya 1974 psych pop rock
	Blessed by Caltrop from the album Ten Million Years and Eight Minutes (Blastocoel Sound) a 2012 fave
	Call Your Guy by Oozing Wound from the album Retrash (Thrill Jockey) new heaviness from Chicago
	The River by Camel Heads from the album Anoluz (Captcha) new fuzzdrone instrumental from Sao Paulo
	Flower Punk by The Mothers of Invention from the album We're Only In It For The Money (Verve) 1966. Frank Zappa passed away 20 years ago today. His relentless critiques and sarcasm were well-honed even in 1966. R.I.P.
	Hot Poop by The Mothers of Invention from the album We're Only In It For The Money (Verve)
	Help, I'm A Rock by The Mothers of Invention from the album Freak Out! (Verve) 1968
	Are You Hung Up? by The Mothers of Invention from the album We're Only In It For The Money (Verve)
	Peaches En Regalia by Frank Zappa from the album Hot Rats (Bizarre/Reprise) 1970
	Teen Rex by The Fuzz from the album The Fuzz (Munster) new Memphis garagers incl. Harlan T Bobo
	Give It To Me by The Reatards from the album Teenage Hate (Goner) (Teenage Hate *CD* incl a couple old cassettes... this is one of the cassette tracks)
	Clones by Oblivians from the album Sympathy Sessions (Sympathy For The Record Industry) nother CD that compiles older stuff
	What RockNRoll Is All About by Oblivians from the album Sympathy Sessions (Sympathy For The Record Industry)
	Memphis Blues by The Reatards from the album Teenage Hate (Goner)
	Leavin' Here by The Gories from the album The Shaw Tapes: Live in Detroit 5/27/88 (Third Man) !!!! new release!
	Boogie Chillen' by The Gories from the album The Shaw Tapes: Live in Detroit 5/27/88 (Third Man) This was recorded at a party. Listening to the crowd is about as fun as the band. Originals from Mick & Dan but also covers of John Lee Hooker (this'un), The Stooges, The Stoics, Tiny Bradshaw & more.
	Pots On, Gas On High by John Lee Hooker from the album Endless Boogie (MCA) 1971
	Taking Out The Trash by Endless Boogie from the album Long Island (No Quarter) Band name came from the John Lee Hooker record above. Awesome.
	Blues by Mike Donovan from the album WOT (Drag City) acoustic bluesy from former Sic Alps player
	Leavingness by WowolfoL from the album 9 Songs (self-released) new, local.
	Okay by MMOSS from the album Only Children (Trouble In Mind) 2012
	Maria de las Nieves by Destroyer from the album Five Spanish Songs (Merge) new
	Sharp Cutting Wings (Song to a Poet) by Lucinda Williams from the album Happy Woman Blues (Smithsonian Folkways) 1980
	Going Down Slow by Dave Van Ronk from the album Down in Washington Square: The Smithsonian Folkways Collection (Smithsonian Folkways) The late DVR was a fixture in the NYC folk-blues revival in the 50s and 60s. Dylan slept on his couch when he got to town. DVR recorded this old blues tune in 2001, the year before he died. New collection from S-F.
	Pale Ale Hop by Andy Statman from the album Superstring Theory (Shefa) Nother longtime NYC vet, who, like Van Ronk, played in Washington Square a lot in the 60s. He moved more klezmer, but never let go of jazz, bluegrass either. Even shades of Dick Dale on this one, and a Ritchie Valans rearrangement.
	Untitled IV by Million Brazilians from the album Wet Dry Jungala (Moon Glyph) new from Portland OR
	Pass The Hatchet, pt. 2 by Roger & The Gypsies from the album 7" (Seven B) 1965
	Law 13 by Law of the Least Effort from the album Library Catalog Music Series: Music for Measurements (Asthmatic Kitty) 2009. L.o.t.L.E. = Casey Foubert's instrumental compositions. This collection is an homage to 60's-70's session bands like The Meters, Booker T & the MG's, The Funk Brothers, the JB's, & guitar players like Clarence White, Link Wray, JJ Cale and John McLaughlin
	Bowling Green by The Gosdin Brothers from the album Sounds of Goodbye (Capitol) 1968
	Li Loumouye Nourou by Mar Seck from the album Vagabonde - From Super Cap-Vert to Number One: Unreleased Recordings 1969-1980 (Teranga Beat) Salsa King of Senegal, blending Cuban sounds w/ Senegalese folklore. You can hear Orchestra Baobab right around the corner...
	Dee Moo Wóor by Orchestra Baobab from the album Specialist In All Styles (World Circuit/Nonesuch) 2002
	Atomic Bomb by William Onyeabor from the album World Psychedelic Classics 5: Who Is William Onyeabor? (Luaka Bop) Nigeria late 70s, early 80s
	Rock Out by Art Ensemble of Chicago from the album (VA) The BYG Deal (B-Music/Finders Keepers) 2009 Comp
	Crazy Love by Buddy Guy from the album (VA) Twistin' Rumble!! vol. 5: The Swingin'est Dance Party Ever! (Crypt)
	Garbageman by The Cramps from the album Songs The Lord Taught Us (Illegal) 1980
	Two Lips (Zwerm Guitar Quartet version) by Phill Niblock from the album Touch Five (Touch) newww