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The Songs Vin Played for 09/22/1996
There are three essential Commandments:
Respect The Elders.
Embrace The New.
Encourage The Impractical and Improbable, Without Bias.
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These are the songs I played on WNEW-NY on "VIN SCELSA's SUNDAY NIGHT" --
9/22/96:
THE SWEDISH SAX SEPTET Limping Waltz (opening theme)
DANA BRYANT Heat
ALLEN TOUSSAINT Southern Nights
LYLE LOVETT Church
BENNY GOODMAN BAND And The Angels Sing (Martha Tilton - vocal)
SOCIAL DISTORTION When The Angels Sing
SHERYL CROW Maybe Angels
BENNY GOODMAN BAND And The Angels Sing (Martha Tilton - vocal) (again!)
SOCIAL DISTORTION Through These Eyes
THE CLASH I Fought The Law
SOCIAL DISTORTION I Was Wrong
JOHNNY CASH Thirteen
JOE BERLINGER and BRUCE SINOFSKY -- interview with the documentary film makers
of "Paradise Lost" (their new film) and "Brother's Keeper." During the course
of this 2-hour conversation I played:
BOBBY FULLER FOUR I Fought The Law
METALLICA Poor Twisted Me
METALLICA The Call Of Ktulu
The music of Metallica is featured prominently in "Paradise Lost," a film
about three teenage boys who were accused -- and ultimately convicted -- of
the brutal slaying of three 8-year-old boys in West Memphis, Arkansas. One of
the reasons the townspeople were so willing so accept the police accusations
was because these teenagers were the town outcasts, the kids who wore black,
had long hair, and listened to "heavy metal". Metallica allowed Berlinger
and Sinofsky to use their music in the film without charge, because they are
admirers of "Brother's Keeper" and because the film attempts to dispel the
assumption that "heavy metal" is synonymous with "Satanism," "cultism," and
"ritualistic murder." "Paradise Lost" is an extraordinary film that raises
many questions about the nature of justice in media-saturated America. To
find out more about the film you can check out a web site at the following
address:
<a href="http://www.gothamcity.com/paradiselost/">www.gothamcity.com/paradiselost/</a>
PEARL JAM I'm Open
JIMMY SCOTT Poor Wayfaring Stranger
BOB DYLAN Man In The Long Black Coat
SUZANNE VEGA Thin Man
SHERYL CROW Redemption
THE COX FAMILY I Feel The Blues Moving In
DANA BRYANT Margaret (second cousin)
YO-YO MA / EDGAR MEYER / MARK O'CONNOR Butterfly's Day Out
(from "Appalachia Waltz)
DANA BRYANT Ode To Chaka Khan (canis Rufus)
RUFUS w/CHAKA KHAN Tell Me Something Good
THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS S-e-x-x-y
ROBYN HITCHCOCK Sinister But She Was Happy
DAVE SOLDIER / THE KROPOTKINS Shake 'Em On Down
SOUL COUGHING Disseminated
LED ZEPPELIN Dancing Days
SHAWN COLVIN Wichita Skyline
JIMMY WEBB Wichita Lineman (from Webb's "Ten Easy Pieces" to be released
in October)
JIMMY WEBB w/SHAWN COLVIN Didn't We (also from "Ten Easy Pieces")
SHAWN COLVIN 84,000 Different Delusions
ROSANNE CASH Bells & Roses
RON SEXSMITH Secret Heart
RON SEXSMITH Listen To What The Man Said (live performance from show,
8/11/96)
RON SEXSMITH Caroline No (live performance from show, 8/11/96)
PAUL McCARTNEY Too Many People
PAUL McCARTNEY Every Night
BRIAN WILSON Love & Mercy
JULES SHEAR Healing Bones
RICHARD BARONE Standing In The Line
SHERYL CROW Everyday Is A Winding Road
PAUL SIMON The Boy In The Bubble
DARDEN SMITH First Day Of The Sun
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Dancing In The Dark
9/23 is Bruce Springsteen's birthday (born 1949) as well as JOHN COLTRANE's
birthday. Coltrane was born in 1926; he died 7/17/67. Had he lived he would
have been 70 years old today. In his honor I played:
JOHN COLTRANE & DUKE ELLINGTON In A Sentimental Mood
JOHN COLTRANE QUARTET Greensleeves
JOHN COLTRANE Naima
SANTO & JOHNNY Sleepwalk (closing theme)
(show ended approximately 3:00A.M.)
***
SCHEDULE OF UPCOMING GUESTS:
9/29 RAINRAVENS
10/6 PETE FORNATALE (yes, for the first time on radio in 1996!)
SHAWN COLVIN
10/13 DAVE'S TRUE STORY
10/20 BLACK 47
11/3 KRIS McKAY
11/10 ORLEANS
Respect The Elders.
Embrace The New.
Encourage The Impractical and Improbable, Without Bias.
__________________________________________________________________________
These are the songs I played on WNEW-NY on "VIN SCELSA's SUNDAY NIGHT" --
9/22/96:
THE SWEDISH SAX SEPTET Limping Waltz (opening theme)
DANA BRYANT Heat
ALLEN TOUSSAINT Southern Nights
LYLE LOVETT Church
BENNY GOODMAN BAND And The Angels Sing (Martha Tilton - vocal)
SOCIAL DISTORTION When The Angels Sing
SHERYL CROW Maybe Angels
BENNY GOODMAN BAND And The Angels Sing (Martha Tilton - vocal) (again!)
SOCIAL DISTORTION Through These Eyes
THE CLASH I Fought The Law
SOCIAL DISTORTION I Was Wrong
JOHNNY CASH Thirteen
JOE BERLINGER and BRUCE SINOFSKY -- interview with the documentary film makers
of "Paradise Lost" (their new film) and "Brother's Keeper." During the course
of this 2-hour conversation I played:
BOBBY FULLER FOUR I Fought The Law
METALLICA Poor Twisted Me
METALLICA The Call Of Ktulu
The music of Metallica is featured prominently in "Paradise Lost," a film
about three teenage boys who were accused -- and ultimately convicted -- of
the brutal slaying of three 8-year-old boys in West Memphis, Arkansas. One of
the reasons the townspeople were so willing so accept the police accusations
was because these teenagers were the town outcasts, the kids who wore black,
had long hair, and listened to "heavy metal". Metallica allowed Berlinger
and Sinofsky to use their music in the film without charge, because they are
admirers of "Brother's Keeper" and because the film attempts to dispel the
assumption that "heavy metal" is synonymous with "Satanism," "cultism," and
"ritualistic murder." "Paradise Lost" is an extraordinary film that raises
many questions about the nature of justice in media-saturated America. To
find out more about the film you can check out a web site at the following
address:
<a href="http://www.gothamcity.com/paradiselost/">www.gothamcity.com/paradiselost/</a>
PEARL JAM I'm Open
JIMMY SCOTT Poor Wayfaring Stranger
BOB DYLAN Man In The Long Black Coat
SUZANNE VEGA Thin Man
SHERYL CROW Redemption
THE COX FAMILY I Feel The Blues Moving In
DANA BRYANT Margaret (second cousin)
YO-YO MA / EDGAR MEYER / MARK O'CONNOR Butterfly's Day Out
(from "Appalachia Waltz)
DANA BRYANT Ode To Chaka Khan (canis Rufus)
RUFUS w/CHAKA KHAN Tell Me Something Good
THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS S-e-x-x-y
ROBYN HITCHCOCK Sinister But She Was Happy
DAVE SOLDIER / THE KROPOTKINS Shake 'Em On Down
SOUL COUGHING Disseminated
LED ZEPPELIN Dancing Days
SHAWN COLVIN Wichita Skyline
JIMMY WEBB Wichita Lineman (from Webb's "Ten Easy Pieces" to be released
in October)
JIMMY WEBB w/SHAWN COLVIN Didn't We (also from "Ten Easy Pieces")
SHAWN COLVIN 84,000 Different Delusions
ROSANNE CASH Bells & Roses
RON SEXSMITH Secret Heart
RON SEXSMITH Listen To What The Man Said (live performance from show,
8/11/96)
RON SEXSMITH Caroline No (live performance from show, 8/11/96)
PAUL McCARTNEY Too Many People
PAUL McCARTNEY Every Night
BRIAN WILSON Love & Mercy
JULES SHEAR Healing Bones
RICHARD BARONE Standing In The Line
SHERYL CROW Everyday Is A Winding Road
PAUL SIMON The Boy In The Bubble
DARDEN SMITH First Day Of The Sun
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Dancing In The Dark
9/23 is Bruce Springsteen's birthday (born 1949) as well as JOHN COLTRANE's
birthday. Coltrane was born in 1926; he died 7/17/67. Had he lived he would
have been 70 years old today. In his honor I played:
JOHN COLTRANE & DUKE ELLINGTON In A Sentimental Mood
JOHN COLTRANE QUARTET Greensleeves
JOHN COLTRANE Naima
SANTO & JOHNNY Sleepwalk (closing theme)
(show ended approximately 3:00A.M.)
***
SCHEDULE OF UPCOMING GUESTS:
9/29 RAINRAVENS
10/6 PETE FORNATALE (yes, for the first time on radio in 1996!)
SHAWN COLVIN
10/13 DAVE'S TRUE STORY
10/20 BLACK 47
11/3 KRIS McKAY
11/10 ORLEANS