Episode #108: Was That Last Set Too Long?
Saturday, January 31st, 2015A little Cole Porter, a little Coke, a little Chronic, a little Cream. Some covers, some country, some comedy. That’s all the alliteration we have, sorry about that. But we also have violin and folk, some boys and some girls, more music from the Dawn of Sound, and some other music not even one year old yet. And, you know, more. We have our moments.
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(0:00:00) Robert Maxwell, His Harp and Orchestra with The Ray Charles Singers — Song of the Nairobi Trio (Solfeggio)
(0:02:28) Your DJs Speak
(0:04:25) Dolly Parton — I Get a Kick Out of You
(0:06:53) Frank Sinatra and Celeste Holm — Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (from High Society (1956))
(0:08:55) Eydie Gormé — Don’t Get Around Much Anymore
(0:11:11) Ray Charles and Norah Jones — Here We Go Again
(0:15:06) Your DJs Speak
(0:17:32) B. J. Thomas — Crackers and Cheese (Coca-Cola commercial)
(0:18:30) Bob and Ray — People to People
(0:21:41) Cream — Strange Brew
(0:24:27) Dino, Desi and Billy — Not the Lovin’ Kind
(0:26:32) Jens Lekman — A Postcard to Nina
(0:31:30) Your DJs Speak
(0:36:12) Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor with child chorus — If I Had a Talking Picture of You (from Sunny Side Up (1929))
(0:42:07) Ray LaMontagne — Drive-In Movies
(0:47:48) Mark O’Connor — Tico-Tico no Fubá
(0:49:48) Roy Orbison — Shahdaroba
(0:52:28) Your DJs Speak
(0:56:05) Vanilla Fudge — Every Friday Night We Get Together and Jam (Coca-Cola commercial)
(0:57:05) Christina Perri — If I Could Turn Back Time (originally by Cher)
(1:01:30) Sia — Chandelier (Liam Keegan Remix)
(1:04:20) Professor Elemental — This Means War!
(1:07:19) Dr. Dre feat. Snoop Dogg and Colin Wolfe — Fuck wit Dre Day (And Everybody's Celebratin')
(1:12:44) Sam Phillips — Holding on to the Earth
(1:15:43) Jenny Lewis — Acid Tongue
(1:19:32) Olivia Chaney — Swimming in the Longest River
(1:23:10) Best Coast — Do You Love Me Like You Used To
(1:26:23) Your DJs Conclude
(1:33:05) Ian Bernard — Inquisitive Tango (Theme to Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In)