Other Mixes By Media Vixen: Radio Sally
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| Toots & The Maytals: (54-46 Was My Number: Anthology, 1964-2000, 2002) | Bla Bla Bla (Hibbert) | |
| Betty Wright (The Best Of ., 2000 | Ooola La (Clarke/Reid) | |
| Vusi Mahlasela (The Voice, 2003) | Emtini Wababe (Mahlasela) | |
| Young Marble Giants (Colossal Youth, 1979) | Choci Loni (Moxham/Moxham) | |
| Derek & The Dominos (The Layla Sessions: Alternate Masters, Jams And Outtakes, 1990) | Mean Old World (Duet Version, Master Take) (Jacobs) | |
| John Lee Hooker (Mr. Lucky, 1991) | Father Was A Jockey (Hooker) | |
| Eliades Ochoa (Tribute To The Cuarteto Patria, 2000) | Por Culpa De Las Mujeres (Blame It On the Women) | |
| Son House (Son House - Father of the Delta Blues, 1965) | John The Revelator (Trad. Arr. House) | |
| Simon (Aerospace, self-released, date unknown) | Right Out Here in Space (Simon) | |
| Laurie Sargent (Heads & Tales, 1997) | Anna (Conway/Mazzone/Sargent) | |
| Patty Griffin (1000 Kisses, 2002) | Stolen Car (Springsteen) | |
| Linda Draper (Patchwork, self-released, 2002) | A Little Bit Goes (Draper) | |
| Leroy Van Dyke (Walk On By, 1962) | Black Cloud (Brock) | |
| Doyle Bramhall (Bird Nest On The Ground, 1994) | Take Your Time, Son (Bramhall) | |
| Freddie King (Hide Away: The Best Of Freddie King, 1993) | Have You Ever Loved A Woman? (Myles) | |
| Rachel's (The Lounge Ax Defense & Relocation Compact Disc, 1996) | Those Pearls... (Frederickson/Grimes/Noble) | |
| The Palm Wine Boys (The Palm Wine Boys, no data available) | Live On Hope (no data given) | |
| Johnny Clegg & Savuka (Shadow Man, 1988) | I Call Your Name (Clegg) | |
| John Holt (The Reggae Country Collection, 2004) | Just Out Of Reach (Of My Two Empty Arms) (Stewart) | |
| Tonton David (Allez Leur Dire, 1994) | Stop (Beuze/M;Boueke) | |
Comment:
Well, time to jump in the pool again. It's been six months since I made a mix. I've been listening to all my CDs as I unpack them, and this represents some cuts that jumped out at me. I thank my brother David for turning me on to Vusi Mahlasela, Eliades Ochoa, and the Palm Wine Boys. My workmates David and Doug E. presented me with Linda Draper and Simon respectively. I'm just finishing my first listen-through and it plays just fine.Feedback:
Wow! The space shuttle must have returned to earth, what with you and Steve each posting your first mix in eons. Excellent mix as always, as well as first class annotations. Songwriters were not getting any credit while you were on vacation. (-:
Well, well, well. It's about f**king1 time! It's like riding a bike or a skateboard or public transit, right? This looks splendid as ever. Love the opening through the Young Marble Giants especially. And "The Reggae Country Collection"?! My credit card company thanks you.1Replace asteriks with "u" and "c."
What I know, I love. And the rest sure looks interesting (i.e. enticing) . . .
This looks wonderful.
You haven't lost your touch!
La Reine RETURNS triumphantly...wot I know I like, the rest I'm sure is REGAL!
Six months since you made a mix? It was worth the wait! This is splendid!
Yea! Sally's back at work. A fine lookin' mix to welcome yourself back with.
great stuff, Sally. Starting with one my fav reggae dudes, the whole mix is cool as something that rhymes with "Duck". Welcome back. Hope you're well.
Class! Always nice to see Rachel's.
Nice to see your cool mixes back again.
Nice. I love the Toots & Young Marble Giants songs, especially.
Hooray! It's a Sally mix! This is really intriguing - I love the Rachel's pick, the YMG and Son House, and I'd love to hear what I don't know.
Sally - yes, this certainly has that Sallyness je ne se quois charm of all your mixes. I have some John Holt on tape from an 80's trip to Negril that I love. I need to get one of his cds. Best to you! Steveps - I'm sure I owe you a mix or two. I need to get motivated.
Amen! Great to see you back and mix-able! (I doubt whether Steve M. can actually remember a trip to Negril in the 80s if he was doin' it right! Experience teaches me that.) Looks like a great soundtrack to summer...
Love the opener Sally and a heap more besides & what I don't know intrigues?
What I know - I like - the rest is quite intriguing
From Young Marble Giants to Clapton, hey that's quite a trip