AIR DATE 12.13.2006
The Side Trip
http://www.thesidetrip.com
Host: James Mullins email: jamesm@thesidetrip.com
Playlist for show 140
For KKID 92.9 FM Rolla, MO
Wednesdays 7PM
http://www.kkid929fm.com
Hour 1
Soulive – It’s Your Thing “Dig Deep Vol. 1” (Soulive)
(The Dig Deep series is available for download from Soulive’s website)
http://www.soulive.com
Public Display Of Funk – The Moneymaker + hidden bonus track
“Audiological”
http://www.publicdisplayoffunk.com/
Ray’s Music Exchange – Itch The Scratch “Alivexchange” (Ray’s Music
Exchange)
http://www.raysmusicexchange.com
announcements backed with MMW’s “Bubblehouse”
http://www.medeskimartinandwood.com
(30:50)
Break
A set featuring various projects John Popper has been involved with
The John Popper Project – Pack Your Love “The John Popper Project
Featuring DJ Logic” (Relix)
http://www.popperproject.com/
John Popper – His Own Ideas “Zygote” (A&M) 1999
http://www.bluestraveler.net
Blues Traveler – Business As Usual “Straight On Till Morning” (A&M)
1997
http://www.bluestraveler.net
Frogwings – Ganja “Croakin’ At Toad’s” (Flying Frog)
http://www.flyingfrogrecords.com
(includes members John Popper, Butch Trucks, Kofi Burbridge,
Otiel Burbridge, Jimmy Herring, Marc Quinones, Derek Trucks)
(announcements at and of “Ganja”)
(25:00)
Hour 2
Frank Zappa – D. C. Boogie “Imaginary Diseases” (Zappa)
http://www.zappa.com
Frank Zappa – The Gumbo Variations “Hot Rats” (Ryko)
http://www.zappa.com
(31:50)
Break
Ozric Tentacles – White Rhino Tea “Strangeitude” (Original Masters)
http://www.geocities.com/ozrictentacles_web/
Moser Woods – First Song “Tryptophan” (Moser Woods)
http://www.moserwoods.com
Emerson Lake & Palmer – The Endless Enigma “The Return Of The
Manticore box set” (Chronicles/Victory)
http://www.emersonlakepalmer.com/
(24:30)
Hour 3
Melvin Seals & JGB
9-15-06 Schwagstock 32, Zoe, Salem, NMO
http://www.jgbband.com/
(37:42)
Break
More Melvin Seals & JGB 9-15-06 Schwagstock 32
Hour 4
THE WHOLE ENCHELADA
Jethro Tull - This Was (Chrysalis 1968)
http://www.jethrotull.com
Ian Anderson - flute, mouth organ, claghorn, piano, vocals
Mick Abrahams - guitar, nine string guitar, vocals
Clive Bunker - drums, hooter, charm braclet
Glenn Cornick - bass guitar
My Sunday Feeling
Some Day The Sun Won't Shine For You
Beggar's Farm
Move On Alone
Serenade To A Cuckoo
Dharma For One
It's Breaking Me Up
Cat's Squirrel
A Song For Jeffrey
Round
(39:10)
Break
(bonus tracks from the CD reissue/remaster)
One For John Gee
Love Story
Christmas Song
Jethro Tull – Critique Oblique “Nightcap” (Chrysalis)
“This Was” notes (taken from http://www.jethrotull.com
In June, just before this album was recorded, Jethro Tull began a
residency at London’s famed Marquee Club (where the ‘Stones and The Who
also launched their careers). Band advisers failed to get Ian to give
up the flute and let Mick do all the singing. The album was recorded
without any record company contract presuming, correctly, that a deal
could be made afterwards.
The debut album hit #10 in the British charts, partly thanks to great
airplay from BBC Radio DJ John Peel. Just before the release in the
U.S., guitarist Abrahams left to form "Blodwyn Pig," primarily due to
Anderson's preference for a less blues-orientated future.
Tull began their first US tour in January 1969, immediately after
securing the services of guitarist Martin Barre.
The album had little commercial impact in the US charts (#62) but the
U.S. tour did earn the band a strong cult following.