Пятница 21 Янв 2011, 13:05

Here is the first part of the tribute to 2010. This is where I cover the artists, producers, and songwriters who died this last year. Total time: 289 minutes.

Moody Blues "In The Beginning" & "Lovely To See You" (1969) (Tony Clarke prod.)
Fraternity Of Man "In The Morning" (1968) (Richie Hayward)
Ten Wheel Drive "Eye Of The Needle" (1969) (Aram Schefrin)
The Fugs "CIA Man" (1965) (Tuli Kupferberg)
Susan Reed "Barbara Allen" (1957)
The Free Design "Kites Are Fun" (1967) (Chris Dedrick)
The Box Tops "I Pray For Rain" (1967) (Alex Chilton)
Alex Chilton "Hey, Little Child" (1979)
Big Star "Back Of A Car" (1974) (Chilton & Andy Hummel)
The Cramps "T.V. Set" (1979) (Chilton prod.)
The Knack "My Sharona" (1979) (Doug Fieger)
Slits "Typical Girls" (1979) (Ari Up)
Fear "I Love Livin' In The City" (1982) (Derf Scratch)
Throbbing Gristle "Hamburger Lady" (1978) (Peter Christopherson)
Rich Kids "Ghosts Of Princes And Towers" (1978) (Steve New)
Bow Wow Wow "W.O.R.K." (1981) (Malcolm McLaren prod.)
Sparklehorse "Sick Of Goodbyes" (1998) (Mark Linkous)
Carly Henley "She's Beautiful" (2010) (Henley was a student at the Univ. of Wash. who cut a four-song e.p. this summer from which I picked up this track. On October 6, 2010, she was found dead outside of a fraternity house in the University. Whether it was murder or suicide is still under speculation.)
John Callahan "Touch Me Someplace I Can Feel" (2006) (Portland area cartoonist who also was a quadriplegic since his early 20's as a result of a car accident. I actually saw him a year or two ago at the Blue Moon Saloon in PDX for a few seconds. Didn't get to talk to him though.)
Mitch Miller & The Gang "Give Peace A Chance" (1970)

Rainbow "Stargazer" (1976)
Black Sabbath "Heaven And Hell" (1980) (last two feat. Ronnie James Dio)
Electric Light Orchestra "Ma-Ma-Ma-Belle" (1973) (Mike Edwards)
Neil Young "Old Man" (1972) (Ben Keith)
Kate & Anna McGarrigle "Heart Like A Wheel" (1975) (Kate McGarrigle)
The Stone Poneys "Different Drum" (1967) (Ken Edwards)
Strawberry Alarm Clock "Incense And Peppermints" (1967) (Lee Freeman)
Crispian St. Peters "Pied Piper" (1966)
The Kinks "Picture Book" (1968) (Peter Quaife)
Frijid Pink "Train Woman" (1972) (Craig Webb)
The Jaggerz "The Rapper" (1970) (Jim Pugliano)
Mitch Miller "That Old Gang Of Mine" (1959)
Lena Horne "Stormy Weather" (1943)
Eddie Fisher "Tell Me Why" (1952)
Bobby Charles "See You Later, Alligator" (1955)
Dale Hawkins "Suzie Q" (1957)
The Cochran Bros. "Tired And Sleepy" (1955) (Hank Cochran)
Jimmy Dean "Big Bad John" (1961)
The Moonglows "Sincerely" (1954) (Harvey Fuqua)
Soul Clan "That's How It Feels" (1968) (Solomon Burke sings the 3rd verse)
Solomon Burke "Got To Get You Off Of My Mind" (1965)
Solomon Burke "Nothing's Impossible" (2010) (Willie Mitchell prod.)
Al Green "Look What You Done For Me" (1972) (Mitchell again)
Bobby Hebb "Sunny" (1966)
Redbone "Come And Get Your Love" (1974) (Lolly Vegas)
Aretha Franklin "Niki Hoeky" (co-written by Lolly Vegas)
Teddy Pendergrass "I Don't Love You Anymore" (1977)
Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes "Wake Up Everybody" (1975) (Pendergrass & Bernie Wilson)
The Isley Bros. "Harvest For The World" (1976) (Marvin Isley)

5th Species "Goldbeater's Skin" (1993) (Art Jarvinen comp.)
Steve Reid "Free Spirits Unknown" (1976)
Chris McGregor's Brotherhood Of Breath "MRA" (1971) (Harry Beckett)
Noah Howard Quartet "Apotheosis Experience" (1966)
Marion Brown "Porto Novo" (1967)
Willem Breuker Kollektief "Moonbathed" (2006)
Bill Dixon "November 1981" (1981)

Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band "Untitled 1 & 2"
"Hair Pie, Bakes 1 & 2"
"Untitled 5" (1969) (This comprised side one of the second volume of the Grow Fins vinyl set. The second volume being the Trout Mask house sessions from early in '69.)
Little Feat "Cold, Cold, Cold/Tripe Face Boogie Medley" (1974) (Richie Hayward)
The Moody Blues "Have You Heard (Part 1)", "The Voyage", & "Have You Heard (Part 2)" (1969) (Tony Clarke prod.)

That does it for the first part of the 2010 tribute. Tune in on midnight January 10 as I dedicate the second part of the 2010 tribute to the new releases of the year. Tschuss!