Teatime Playlist 'Stock Take'
Teatime Radio STOCK TAKE—17 December 2017 1. Gonzales - Let's Groove Again (3:31) STOCK #1 2. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - Come Spy With Me (2:56) TAKE #1 "Welcome to Tea-Time. That was Chilly Gonzalez, well it is winter after all, with Let's Groove Again. Then we had Smokey Robinson asking us to Come Spy With Him. Now for a song by Lene Lovitch and Lucky Number." 3. Lene Lovitch - Lucky Number (2:51) STOCK #2 4. Songhoy Blues - Soubour (3:32) TAKE #2 "Songhoy Blues from Timbuktu in Mali, who are very popular in the UK at the moment. It was the first song I heard by them back in 2015 and it was called Soubour. Let's have a bit of Bo Diddley with Roadrunner." 5. Bo Diddley - Roadrunner (2:47) STOCK #3 6. Public Service Broadcasting - Night Mail (3:50) TAKE #3 "With Christmas around the corner, I'm guessing the Night Mail is particularly busy...if it still exists. Anyway that was Public Service Broadcasting. Here is a bit of crazy English psych called Defecting Grey from the Pretty Things." 7. The Pretty Things - Defecting Grey (4:30) STOCK #4 8. Johnny Mercer - One For My Baby [And One More for the Road] (3:09) TAKE #4 "That was Johnny Mercer with One For My Baby. Richard Berry who wrote Louie Louie, was inspired by the confessional nature of that song. He was also inspired by Chuck Berry's Jamaican inflected tune, Havana Moon." 9. Chuck Berry - Havana Moon (3:05) STOCK #5 10. Richard Berry - Louie Louie (2:12) TAKE #5 "After hearing a couple of songs that inspired Richard Berry's Louie Louie, it would have been wrong not to play it and you don't hear the original that often, so there it was. One of my favourite 2017 songs was by a young English lass called Marika Hackman and her track Boyfriend." 11. Marika Hackman - Boyfriend (3:59) STOCK #6 12. Lee Hazlewood & Nancy Sinatra - Some Velvet Morning (3:43) TAKE #6 "Some Velvet Morning by Lee Hazlewood and Nancy Sinatra. A remarkable song and up there in my top ten with the other 100 or so songs. Let's go to the movies with Lalo Schifrin and his Theme from Enter the Dragon." 13. Lalo Schifrin - Theme from Enter the Dragon (2:22) STOCK #7 14. The Charlatans UK - One to Another (4:32) TAKE #7 "One to Another by Manchester band The Charlatans or as you guys in the US know them, The Charlatans UK, because America already had a sixties band called The Charlatans and here is their biggest song, Codine." 15. The Charlatans - Codine (2:25) STOCK #8 16. A Tribe Called Quest - Can I Kick It? (3:30) TAKE #8 "A Tribe Called Quest sampling both Lou Reed and Ian Dury with Can I Kick It? Time for a bit of a gossip with Bobbie Gentry and the Ace Insurance Man." 17. Bobbie Gentry - Ace Insurance Man (3:24) STOCK #9 18. The Members - Solitary Confinement (5:57) TAKE #9 "Seventies UK punk outfit The Members with their great song about living alone in a bedsit, Solitary Confinement. Off to Nigeria with Ofege and their instrumental Adieu." 19. Ofege - Adieu (4:12) STOCK #10 20. Spiritualized - I Think I'm In Love (3:59) TAKE #10 "Spiritualized and I Think I'm In Love. How about a bit of big band with Gene Krupa, the vocals of Anita O'Day and the trumpet of Roy Eldridge on Let Me Off Uptown." 21. Gene Krupa - Let Me Off Uptown (3:07) STOCK #11 22. The Dirtbombs - Chains of Love (2:21) TAKE #11 "The Dirtbombs covering JJ Barnes song Chains of Love which is from The Dirtbombs fantastic 2001 covers album Ultraglide in Black. Now for Juke by Little Walter." 23. Little Walter - Juke (2:46) STOCK #12 24. Liz Lands - One Man's Poison (2:48) TAKE #12 "There was One Man's Poison by Liz Lands. Here is a great sixties song by Damon called Don't You Feel It which in my opinion should be better known." 25. Damon - Don't You Feel Me (2:30) STOCK #13 26. The High Fidelity - Ithanku (3:55) TAKE #13 "Scottish band The High Fidelity with Ithanku. Let's have a dance with Prez Prado and Guaglione." 27. Perez 'Prez' Prado & His Orchestra - Guaglione (2:26) STOCK #14 28. Sparks - Unaware (3:54) MOJO 2017 #5 "Sparks still going strong with that song Unaware from this year's album Hippopotamus. We in Britain could occasionally get it right with rock 'n' roll, just listen to Johnny Kidd and The Pirates with Honey Hush." 29. Johnny Kidd and The Pirates - Honey Hush (1:36) AT THE BBC #20 30. The Harry J All Stars - Liquidator (3:06) MONKEY BUSINESS CD1 #5 "The Harry J All Stars with Liquidator. Now for a classic, The Violent Femmes and Blister In The Sun." 31. The Violent Femmes - Blister In The Sun (2:23) VIOLENT FEMMES #1 32. Serge Gainsbourg - Intoxicated Man (2:39) PRE-PERRY #15 "No need to excuse my french with Serge Gainsbourg's Intoxicated Man. So from the vinyl of Diz 'n' Bird in Concert here is Tin-Tin-Daeo." 33. Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker - Tin Tin Daeo (4:07) RECORD #21 34. Nick Nicely - 49 Cigars (2:39) PRE-PERRY #2 "The bonkers 49 Cigars by Nick Nicely bringing us almost to the end of the show. Join us next week for an all Christmas show, playing you some festive songs that are always on the radio in the UK at this time of year. We are going to end with Iceland's Sigur Ros and Sven G Englar, so thanks for listening and join me next week for tea-time and probably some eggnog." 35. Sigur Ros - Sven G Englar (8:58) DREAM POP #2
