Other Mixes By Ken Lamothe
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Soundtrack:THE NERD
Side A | ||
Artist | Song | |
King Crimson | The Night Watch | |
Rufus Thibodoux | La Valse de Quebec | |
Birdsongs of the Mesozoic | The Common Sparrow | |
Chieftans | Up Against the Burchalawns | |
Boukmans Eksperyans | Ke'm Pa Sote | |
Tav Falco and Panther Burns | Big Road Blues | |
Teisco del Ray | I Almost Lost my Mind | |
Beacon Hillbillies | Omie Wise | |
Jimi Hendrix | Fire | |
Those Darn Accordions | Fire | |
Don Walser | Cowpoke | |
Reverend Billy C Wirtz | Teenie Weenie Meanie | |
Side B | ||
Artist | Song | Buy |
The Chordettes | Mr Sandman | |
Link Wray | Rumble | |
Johnny Tillotson | Poetry in Motion | |
Julius LaRosa | Eh Cumpari | |
Link Wray | The Swag | |
Archie Bleyer's Orchestra | Hernando's Hideaway | |
The Chordettes | Lollipop | |
John Prine | It's a Big Old Goofy World | |
John Lee Hooker | Hastings Street Boogie | |
Golden Smog | He's a Dick | |
Graham Parker | I Was Wrong | |
Jim Kweskin and the Jug Band | Memphis | |
Ottmar Liebert | Duende del Amor | |
Bazooka | Walt's Fault | |
Dan Hicks and his Hot Licks | 'Long Come a Viper | |
Comment:
I've been doing community theater for 22 years, and for the ten years before that, I was high school theater adviser. because I have GREAT taste in music, I usually do the soundtracks. This is one. THE NERD is a very silly almost slapstick type, and the tunes are intended to reflect it. Side one is preshow music to get the audience "in the mood", the first seven songs on side two are intermission tunes and the John Prine song is a curtain call songFeedback:
i'd love to see this show, ken. in fact, it obviously stands up all on its lonesome. and nice to see a fellow theatre nerd at the site.
Hi Eric, and thanks for the kind words. I looked at your list of submissions and chose one at random and it started with the CubMaster himself and went through Little Wilie John through Jimmy Liggins, Preston Epps and the First Edition. I was suitably impressed.
Ken
Ken