EPISODE · Sep 1, 2017 · 2H 30M

Spinner's Funhouse #6

from Bandana Blues, founded by Beardo, hosted by Spinner

Bandana Blues Special Spinner's Funhouse #6 Barry Miles & Silverlight: silver lightning (5:28) (Barry Miles & Silverlight, London, 1974) Frank Zappa: strictly genteel (7:01) (Orchestral Favorites, DiscReet, 1979) Herman Brood: that's the way love is (4:03) (Hooks, CBS, 1989) Ben Sidran: the cuban connection (4:23) (Free In America, Arista, 1976) Creedence Clearwater Revival: rude awakening #2 (6:23) (Pendulum, Liberty, 1970) Eric Burdon & the Animals: poem by the sea - paint it black (8:08) (Winds Of Change, MGM, 1967) Marty Garner: flunky butt (1:30) (Harmonica On The Rural Route, Stoneway, 1977) The Dreggs: rock & roll park (4:32) (Unsung Heroes, Arista, 1981) Rob Hoeke Boogie Woogie Quartet: coyote will (2:50) (Robby's Saloon, Philips, 1968) Joe King Carrasco & the Crowns: federales (2:44) (Puts The King In Rocking, Stiff, 1980) Deodato: september 13 (5:15) (Prelude, CTI, 1972) Alquin: the least you could do is send me some flowers (6:50) (Marks, Polydor, 1972) Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band: this is the day (4:40) (Unconditionally Guaranteed, Virgin, 1974) Larry Coryell: the funky waltz (5:08) (Introducing The Eleventh House, Vanguard, 1974) Michal Urbaniak's Fusion: butterfly (7:01) (Atma, Columbia, 1974) Brian Auger & the Trinity: isola natale (5:23) (Open, Polydor, 1967) Moby Grape: naked if I want to (0:57) (Moby Grape, Columbia, 1967) Kevin Ayers: it begins with a blessing-once I awakenend-and it ends with a curse (8:08) (The Confessions Of Dr. Dream And Other Stories, Island, 1974) Carla Bley: Ida Lupino (7:54) (Dinner Music, Watt, 1977) Kenny Young: solitary sing song (3:18) (Last Stage For Silver World, Warner Bros, 1973) Earl Scruggs Revue: Bleeker Street rag (4:56) (Anniversary Special Vol. 1, Columbia, 1975) Sea Level: just a touch (5:23) (Long Walk On A Short Pier, Capricorn, 1980) Robert Jan Stips: nuts in a shell (3:12) (U.P., CBS, 1981) Yes: perpetual change (8:45) (The Yes Album, Atlantic, 1970) Soft Machine: teeth (9:07) (Fourth, CBS, 1971) Steampacket: back to the chicken shack (3:48) (The Steampacket (Or The First Supergroup), Byg, 1965) Fugs: boobs a lot (2:12) (The Village Fugs Sing Ballads of Contemporary Protest, Point of Views, and General Dissatisfaction, Folkways, 1965) Solution: circus circumstances (7:00) (Solution, Catfish, 1971)

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