Monday, March 31, 2014

The Mal Thursday Show #58:Stolen Momentos



Mal Thursday returns to GaragePunk Pirate Radio with an all-killer, no-filler collection of highlights from the streaming version of The Mal Thursday Show, which airs on Radio Momento 60 out of Sao Paulo, Brazil Staurdays 5 pm Brazil, 4 pm Eastern, 3 Central. Presented in Living Monophonic Sound.

Playlist:
THE SEEDS: Satisfy You
THE MIRACLE WORKERS: Inside Out
THE STANDELLS: Try It
THE SOUND REASONS: I Walk With My Shadow
STEPPENWOLF: The Ostrich
YARD TRAUMA: Some People
THE EMBROOKS: Standing Upside Down
THE COLONY: All I Want
THE SICK ROSE: I Want Love
THE TELL-TALE HEARTS: Too Many Lovers
THE MOVE: Useless Information
THE LIVERPOOL SET: Seventeen Tears to the End
THE ROYAL FLARES: Last Time Around
KIM FOWLEY: Bubblegum
PLAN 9: Step Outta Time
THE DUKES OF STRATOSPHEAR: 25 O'Clock
CLOCKWORK ORANGE: Your Golden Touch
THE CRAMPS: Journey to the Center of a Girl
GROOVIE GHOULIES: Girl in Black
THE TROGGS: I Want You
THE MORLOCKS: I'm a Man
THE ELECTRAS: Dirty Old Man
THE RATIONALS: Look What You're Doing to Me Baby
JEFF BECK: Hi Ho Silver Lining
THE SYN: Grounded
THE CHESTERFIELD KINGS: Wrong from Right
CUBY & THE BLIZZARDS: Stumble and Fall
THE SATELLITERS: Lost in Time
MONDO TOPLESS: Nothing Can Bring Me Down
THE 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS: You Don't Know How Young You Are
THURSDAY'S CHILDREN: Help, Murder, Police
THE MARSHMALLOW OVERCOAT: A Single Tear
ALICE COOPER: Levity Ball
BIPOLAROID: Self-Portrait
LES SEXAREENOS: Wild Wild Wild
THE ZOMBIES: I'm Going Home
THE STANDELLS: Pushin' Too Hard



Monday, February 17, 2014

The Mal Thursday Show #57: Arctic Blast-Off!


Mal Thursday bundles up with layers of clothing and lots of vinyl on "Arctic Blast-Off!" or "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Polar Vortex," an episode dedicated to that old whore Winter. Featuring a dozen new releases from a who's who of garage greatness from around the globe. Presented in Living Monophonic Sound.

Playlist:
NOX BOYS: Take My Heart and Break It
SOUND REASONS: If I Cared
THE DARK COLOURS SINCE 1685: Support
GRAHAM DAY: Love Me Lies
THE ROYAL FLARES: This Is Why
THE BEATPACK: I'm Walkin'
THE TEAMSTERS: Digging an Early Grave
GRAHAM DAY: 30-60-90 (bed)
THE WONDERMINTS: Ski Party
THE WRECKING CREW: Wild, Wild Winter (bed)
THE MOGULS: Ski Bum
THE THANES: World of Stone
THE MONOMEN: Watch Outside
JONATHAN RICHMAN & THE MODERN LOVERS:
Abominable Snowman in the Market
CHEESEBURGER: Comin' Home
MANFRED MANN: Abominable Snowman (bed)
BIPOLAROID: Efflorescent Adolescent
13TH PRECINCT: Junk Yard
NOX BOYS: Military School
THE BLACK LIPS: Boys in the Wood
STUPIDITY: Some Kinda Love
CHEATING HEARTS: C'mon, Baby
EPISODE SIX: Jack D'Or (bed)
THE MARSHMALLOW OVERCOAT: Won't Go Away
THE VIPERS: Nothing's from Today
THE PROJECTILES: Some Things Never Change
THE BEGUILED: I Don't Care
THE BROOD: I Believe
THE MALARIANS: Action Woman
VOODOO DOLLS: Gone, Gone, Gone
INTERNATIONAL NOISE CONSPIRACY: Only Lovers Left Alive 

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Tuesday, February 4, 2014

The Mal Thursday Show #56 / Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine #16


The Mal Thursday Show #56 / Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine #16: "Texas Me, Myself, and I"

Mal Thursday spins a collection of songs sung in the first person singular in this latest excursion in the Texas Tyme Machine. Featuring The 13th Floor Elevators, Bobby Fuller, The Moving Sidewalks, and more. Presented in Living Monophonic Sound.
Playlist:
THE 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS: Levitation
BOBBY FULLER: I Fought the Law
THE OUTCASTS: I'm in Pittsburgh (And It's Raining)
NEAL FORD & THE FANATICS: (I've Got a) Brand New Girl
THE LAVENDER HOUR: I've Got a Way with Girls
THE CLIQUE: Stay By Me
THE BY-FIVES: I Saw You Walking
BROTHERS & SISTERS: And I Know
THE MODERN DON JUANS: I'm Your Lover
THE UGLY BEATS: I'll Make You Happy
THE SONS OF HERCULES: I Wanna Know
THE NERVEBREAKERS: Why Am I So Flipped?
OBN IIIs: You Ain't My Friend
AMPLIFIED HEAT: Give It to Me
THE MOVING SIDEWALKS: You Make Me Shake
THE NO-KOUNTS: I Saw Her Yesterday
THE MODS: My Baby's Gone
ROBB LONDON & THE ROGUES: It Should've Been Me
THE BAD SEEDS: I'm a King Bee
ZAKARY THAKS: I Need You
THE LIBERTY BELL: I Can See
THE EXOTICS: I Was Alone
THE LAUGHING KIND: I Could Have Showed You the Way
KIT & THE OUTLAWS: Don't Tread on Me
THE ELASTIC PRISM: I Would Have Liked You Anyway
AMERICAN BLUES: If You Really Want Me to Stay/If I Were a Carpenter
GOLDEN DAWN: My Time
CONQUEROO: I've Got the Time
JOSEFUS: I Need a Woman
SIR DOUGLAS QUINTET: Texas Me
THE NEW ROADRUNNERS: Tired of Living

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Tuesday, January 14, 2014

The A.R.R.O.H. (American Rock n' Roll Oral History) Project



The A.R.R.O.H. (American Rock n' Roll Oral History) Project

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Phil Everly died recently, and his death emphasized a sad reality: every year, we lose more of the great musicians who made the music that changed the world in the '50s, '60s, and '70s. The American Rock n' Roll Oral History (A.R.R.O.H.) Project is an attempt to capture first hand, on audio and video, the living history of American Rock n' Roll.


In my 25 years as a broadcaster and podcaster, the shows that have had the most impact have been the episodes that featured musicians telling their own stories, relating the history of their old bands and long-lost 45s. While these stories all have certain elements in common, each one is unique. Through my regional rock n' roll history shows, "Florida Rocks Again!" and "Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine," I have featured first-person narratives from such artists as Ray Charles, Roy Head, and Joe "King" Carrasco, as well as the true tales of '60s garage bands like The Nightcrawlers, We The People, and The Wig.

The A.R.R.O.H. Project  hopes to interview over 100 musicians from the rock n' roll era, individually and in groups, in 2014. Our $40,000 goal represents the minimum amount needed for a two-person crew to travel the highways, byways, and backwaters of this vast country for three months. Also, the budget will allow for stipends to be paid to local documentarians who may have easier access to a given subject. The end result will be a permanently archived collection of living testaments to rock n' roll told by the people who made the music.

Your donation will help to ensure that this vital oral history will be recorded for posterity, for future generations, and for the love of rock n' roll.

Mal Thursday