Episode #43: Not Louisiana, Paris France, New York, or Rome
Friday, October 25th, 2013One TV song, one show tune, and no movie music at all: an unusual week. But we have cigarette commercials, Kate and Anna, Rufus covering a song of Anna’s, Stan Freberg, an early recording by Sandy Denny, The Beastie Boys, and some embarrassingly well-known 60s, 70s and 80s hits. We don’t neglect the 20s and 30s (Ukulele Ike, Django), we have a little indie this-and-that, and we even play some music from this calendar year (Pink Martini, Mike Doughty). And as usual there’s a little more (spot the reference to Rice-a-Roni, the San Francisco treat).
You’re still here and so are we.
- Salem Cigarettes — You Can Take Salem Out of the Country
- Ian Matthews — Morgan the Pirate
- Buffalo Springfield — Nowadays Clancy Can’t Even Sing
- Sandy Denny and The Strawbs — Who Knows Where the Time Goes?
- Neil Young — Only Love Can Break Your Heart
- Pink Martini with Rufus Wainwright and The Von Trapps — Kitty Come Home
- Ray Lamontagne — All the Wild Horses
- Kate and Anna McGarrigle — En filant ma quenouille
- Beastie Boys — Hold It Now, Hit It
- Kent Cigarettes — To a Smoker It’s a Kent (Sailor, Whaler, Circus, Flyer, Baker, Actor)
- Stan Freberg — I’ve Got You Under My Skin
- Quintette du Hot Club de France (Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli) — Jeepers Creepers
- Cliff Edwards (Ukulele Ike) — Red Hot Mamma
- Jim Guthrie — Toy Computer
- Eddie Hodges — Gary, Indiana (from The Music Man)
- The Jackson 5 — I Want You Back
- Mike Doughty — So Far I Have Not Found the Science
- Delays — Long Time Coming
- The Bangles — Going Down to Liverpool
- Madonna — Into the Groove (Immaculate Conception Remix)
- Jared Faber — The Mr. Men Show (Theme)