Here’s the playlist for 11-4-2025, a show in which I talked about my latest adventures with Kodi TV, buying wireless earbuds on Amazon, celebrated the death of Dick Cheney, played songs about Austin and had Procol Harum as the featured artist:
Hour 1
- John Fogerty, “You Rascal You” [John Fogerty (1975)]
- Alice Cooper, “Go To Hell” [Alice Cooper Goes To Hell (1976)]
- The Who, “905 (Glyn Johns Mix)” [Who Are You (Super Deluxe Edition (1978/2025)]
- The Scruffs, “Tragedy” [Wanna Meet The Scruffs (1977)]
- Nick Lowe, “I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day” [Quality Street (2013)]
This Day In Music
- Squeeze, “Tempted” [East Side Story (1981)]
- Delbert McClinton, “‘B’ Movie Boxcar Blues” [The Definitive Collection (1972/2006)]
- The Pretenders, “The Wait” [Pretenders (1980)]
- Lena Zavaroni, “Ma! (He’s Making Eyes At Me)” [Ma! He’s Making Eyes At Me (1974)]
- The Rolling Stones, “Poison Ivy” [The Rolling Stones EP (1964)]
- Pink Floyd, “Apples and Oranges (Stereo Version)” [The Piper At The Gates of Dawn – 40th Anniversary Edition (1967/2007)]
- The Police, “Walking On The Moon” [Reggatta de Blanc (1979)]
Hour 2: Theme Time – songs about Austin
- The Jellybricks, “Austin” [Power This (2004)]
- J Church, “Austins Sh*tty Limits” [Society Is A Carnivorous Flower (2004)]
- Doug Sahm, “I Can’t Go Back To Austin” [The Return Of Wayne Douglas (2000)]
- Bert Walker Band, “Austin City Limits Sign” [Who I Am (2011)]
- Little Texas, “Amy’s Back In Austin” [Classic Country 45s (1994/2021)]
- Band of Heathens, “Asheville Nashville Austin” [Stranger (2020)]
- They Might Be Giants, “Austin” [Venue Songs (2004)]
New Music Express
- Bruce Springsteen, “Pink Cadillac (Nebraska Outtakes)” [Nebraska ’82 (Expanded Edition) (1982/2025)]
- The Charlatans, “We Are Love” [We Are Love (2025)]
- Daniel Avery featuring Ellie, “Haze” [Tremor (2025)]
- The Lemonheads, “Love Chant” [Love Chant (2025)]
Hour 3
- Graham Parker, “Almost Thanksgiving Day” [Your Country (2004)]
Phun With Phish
- Phish, “Stash” [Live Bait Vol. 18 (2021)]
Featured artist: Procol Harum (part two)
- Procol Harum, “Quite Rightly So” [Shine On Brightly (1968)]
- Procol Harum, “Skip Softly (My Moonbeams)” [Shine On Brightly (1968)]
- Procol Harum, “Wish Me Well” [Shine On Brightly (1968)]
- Procol Harum, “A Salty Dog” [A Salty Dog (1969)]
- Procol Harum, “Whisky Train” [Home (1970)]
Hour 4: Top 10 Obscure Prog Rock LPs (part one)
- T2, “J.L.T.” [It’ll All Work Out In Boomland (1970)]
- Mellow Candle, “Heaven Heath” [Swaddling Songs (1972)]
- Mellow Candle, “Sheep Season” [Swaddling Songs (1972)]
- Mellow Candle, “The Poet And The Witch” [Swaddling Songs (1972)]
- Spring, “Shipwrecked Soldier” [Spring (1971)]
- Spring, “Golden Fleece” [Spring (1971)]
- Spring, “Song To Absent Friends (The Island)” [Spring (1971)]
- Premiata Forneria Marconi, “Il Banchetto” [Per Un Amico (1972)]
