Playlist for Monday, April 10, 2006
Here’s this week’s playlist.
The theme of today’s Six O’Clock Special was “For the Children,” because just like my role model Whitney Houston, I believe that children are the future. Here’s what we heard:
“Boy Meets Girl,” an amusing skit w/Mel Brooks and Marlo Thomas, from 1972’s Free to Be You and Me
“Little Twelvetoes” from Multiplication Rock/Schoolhouse Rock
“I’ve Got No Strings” by the original lying wooden pseudo-boy, Pinocchio
“Howdy Little Newlycome” by Woody Guthrie
“The Unicorn” by local artist Ginger Sands
“Low Rider” by War (because my daughter and I learned all about low riders on an episode of the PBS show “Postcards from Buster”)
The new Lambchop and Danielson albums are in the station. I played a couple of songs from each.
Danielson: A Family Movie debuted at the New York Underground Film Festival in March. It’s a documentary about, you guessed it, the Danielson Family. The event included a Q&A panel with Daniel Smith and Sufjan Stevens. Just one more reason to wish you lived in the big city. Check it out, w/photos, on Jai Agnish’s MySpace blog.
Bands I want to learn more about: Pink Mountaintops, The Guillemots, and The Essex Green
Person I wish I knew less about so I could enjoy the music more: Leonard Cohen
The theme of today’s Six O’Clock Special was “For the Children,” because just like my role model Whitney Houston, I believe that children are the future. Here’s what we heard:
The new Lambchop and Danielson albums are in the station. I played a couple of songs from each.
Danielson: A Family Movie debuted at the New York Underground Film Festival in March. It’s a documentary about, you guessed it, the Danielson Family. The event included a Q&A panel with Daniel Smith and Sufjan Stevens. Just one more reason to wish you lived in the big city. Check it out, w/photos, on Jai Agnish’s MySpace blog.
Bands I want to learn more about: Pink Mountaintops, The Guillemots, and The Essex Green
Person I wish I knew less about so I could enjoy the music more: Leonard Cohen
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