Thursday, September 6, 2012

DIRTY ROOTS RADIO - September 6th Playlist

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Isaac Hayes – Walk on By (RIP Hal David)
Velvet Underground – Foggy Notion
Mike Ness – The Devil in Miss Jones
Nina Simone – Be My Husband
Ennio Morricone – Il Buono, Il Cattivo, Il Brutto (The Good, the Bad, the Ugly – Main Title)
Steve Earle – All My Life
Southern Culture on the Skids – Rose Garden (RIP Joe South)
Bob Dylan – Duquesne Whistle
Rolling Stones – The Last Time
Rolling Stones – All Over Now
Rolling Stones – Happy
Muddy Waters – Crosseyed Cat
Andre Williams w/the Sadies – I Can Tell
Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers – Do You Love Me
Social Distortion – Reach for the Sky
Solomon Burke – Cry to Me
Jerry Lee Lewis – Breathless
Dex Romweber Duo – The Death of Me
Sir Douglas Quintet – I Wanna Be Your Mama Again
Hasil Adkins – Wooly Bully
Neil Young – For the Turnstiles
Kris Kristofferson – Blame It on the Stones
Peter Tosh – Why Must I Cry
Rev. Lonnie Farris – Peace in the Valley
Nirvana – Where Did You Sleep Last Night
James Leg – Fire And Brimstone
Tom Waits – Children’s Story
Tom Waits – Heartattack and Vine
Tom Jones – Burning Hell
The Sonics – Leave My Kitten Alone
Screamin’ Jay Hawkins – Itty Bittty Pretty One
The Clash – Tommy Gun


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"I have spent most of my life (like most people) avoiding transcendence at all costs, mainly because the shit hurts.  Merely defining transcendence can sometimes be painful.  I once heart that “Transcendence is the act of going through something.”  Ouch.  I see plate glass windows and divorces.  Someone else told me that it was “rising above whatever one encountered in one’s path” but at this point in my life that smacks of avoidance as well as elitism of some sort.  I am compelled to look back on years of going through, above, as well as around my life looking for loopholes to redefine everything including any and all of the ideas that I have held close to my heart along the way – Art – Freedom – Justice – Revolution – Love (a big one) – Grown – Passion – Parenting (a really big one) – and I find that for me, for now, transcendence is about being still enough long enough to know when it’s time to move on.  Fuck me." 

-Steve Earle, Chicago (January, 2000)
**From the liner notes of "Transcendental Blues"

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