Playlist for November 02, 2010 from 10:00PM - 12:00AM

Current New Orleans Time: Sat, 2:45am

Playlist Date & Time: 11/2/2010 10:00PM - 12:00AM

RIP Walter Payton - a great guy, killer musician, generous spirit, and the coolest cat uptown.

Playlist Tracks

Sun Ra Space Is the Place Space Is The Place Impulse 1973 "There's no limit to the things that you can do There's no limit to the things that you can be"
Mojo Nixon and Skid Roper Legalize It Root Hog or Die Enigma For all those people voting to legalize marijuana in California
Lee Dorsey Working In A Coal Mine Best of Walter Payton playing one of the best bass lines ever!
David Bowie Fame Station to Station Deluxe RCA Live at Nassau Coliseum 1976 - bonus disc
James Brown Funky President Startime Polydor
Live Parade from N. Peters Street There was a parade of costumed freaks (my favorite kind) dancing down N. Peters Street with a brass band, so I turned the microphones toward the open window and broadcast it.
Fela Kuti/Ginger Baker Let's Start Live from the Shrine Terrascope Couldn't get enough Fela last week
Rising Sun Orchestra Awakening Rising Sun Strut
Preservation Hall I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate Preservation Vol 1 Preservation Hall Walter Payton on vox and bass
King Oliver Snake Rag Complete 1923 Sessions Delmark This station needs to play more King Oliver
Joshua Paxton Sinister Minister Alone At Last His own bad self No, Josh did not write this about me, though you might think so. It's a Bela Fleck tune
Danny White Moon Beam Natural Soul Brother Charly Courtesy of the Notorious One, Neal
Nina Simone Nobody's Fault But Mine Released Bluebird
Memphis Minnie When the Levee Breaks Best of Sony
Blind Willie McTell Broke Down Engine Atlantic 12 String Guitar Atlantic "Nobody sings the blues like Blind Willie McTell" - Bob Dylan
Professor Longhair/Clarence Gatemouth Brown Hey Now Baby Gumbo Maison
Magnetic Ear Dim Dik Dakar Aliens Of Extraordinary Ability
Dr. Jimbo Walsh/Dr. Janna Saslaw Interview
Smiley Lewis Shame Shame Shame
American Jazz Quintet To Brownie In the Beginning AFO Preview of Friday night's gig at Dixon Hall featuring Jesse McBride and the Next Generation playing Battiste's music.
American Jazz Quintet Ohadi In the beginning AFO
Thelonious Monk Misterioso Complete Blue Note session Blue Note Preview of concert at Tulane's Dixon Hall with Jesse McBride, Wess Anderson, Herlin Riley, Steven Walker, and Nicholas Payton playing Monk with Monk biographer Robin Kelley being interviewed
Preservation Hall I Don't Want To Set the World on Fire Preservation Volume 1 Preservation Hall Clint Maegden and Walter Payton on vocals