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Recently found a copy of this album and lucky me! These promo materials were hidden inside…

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You’ll hear a lot of cuts off their sole LP on the program in the coming weeks.

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Time for FineLine. I’ll be going the distance solo this month.

Picked up some good 45s on Record Store Day this past weekend, and will definitely be spinning some gems that I discovered when filling in for Small Change a few weeks ago.
Come through on Saturday and have a beer!

… and keep your ears tuned for this one:

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I am returning to Plastic Tales from the Marshmallow Dimension tonight for a very special guest set from Joel Stones of Tropicalia In Furs. He just released a collection of psych 45s entitled “Brazilian Guitar Fuzz Bananas,” which comes as a 2 LP limited edition package with booklet and 3D glasses. I’ll be sure to update this post with a link to the set, as Joel plans on bringing in some tracks that didn’t make it on the comp.

Here’s a link to the set from Monday. Playlist below.
TROPICALIA IN FURS ON WNYU

Ton & Sergio “Vou Sair Do Cativeiro” (Polydor) 7″
14 Bis “God Save The Queen” (MAD) 7″
The Youngsters “I Wanna Be Your Man” (Polydor) 7″
Ely “A Turbinas Estao Ligadas” (Polydor) 7″
Com Os Falcoes Reais “Ele Seculo XX” (Copacabana Compacto) 7″
The Pop’s “Som Imaginario De Jimmi Hendrix” (Equipe) 7″
Tony e Som Colorido “O Carona” (Polydor) 7″
Banda de 7 Leguas “Dia De Chuva” (Polydor) 7″
Serguei “Ourico” (Polydor) 7″
Marisa Rossi “Cinturao De Fogo” (Copacabana Compacto) 7″
Fabio “LSD” (Rca Victor) 7″
Piry “Heroi Moderno” (Som Livre) 7″
O Despertar Dos Magicos “Que e Isso” (Do Re Mi) 7″
Celio Balona “Tema de Batman” (Bemol) 7″
Os Canibais “Voce Nao Vai” (Musidisc) 7″
Liverpool “Danca Da Chuva” (Equipe) 7″
Sandy “Buy My Record” (Solar) 7″
Mac Rybell “The Lantern” (Beverly) 7″
Ferdy Klein Ork. “Sans Cocugo” (Turkofon Universal) 7″
The Sunliners “Well One” (MGM) 7″
Les Yper-Sound “Psyche Rock” (Fontana) 7″
Tony Dee “Velvet Acid” (Mecca) 7″

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I left this 12″ behind the first time I came across it in a Bed Stuy record shop. On my next visit I decided to chance it and picked it up. From what I can tell, this is the sole release from Salaam Records out of Cambridge, MA. The Whizdom Kids bring a peculiar combination of down-tempo child R&B and Muslim proselytizing. The tracks are also rife with sax solos and searing guitar work. I especially love the spoken word sections of “My Imam”. Despite a lack of information on the group or label, the producers and engineer were pretty active in the MA scene. Producer Erik Nuri had an early political rap track on Tryon Park and worked alongside associate producer Victor LeComer and mixer James Nichols at Beantown Music. ENJOY.

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I bought an edit record from a thrift store in Miami this summer. The track was called “Genius at Work,” and across the pink label, the previous owner had used a ballpoint pen to scrawl “Mixed by a Columbian DJ.” From the wide open harmonica, and then inexplicable plinking dub section in the middle, I’ve played it to death since then, on just about every radio set or live show I’ve done. While doing some unrelated research on allmusic.com today, I got a hunch and tracked down the original. A cool track in its own right, here’s Area Code 615 doing “Stone Fox Chase” (1970). Enjoy!

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I just posted my annual XMIX over on the F.A.T. blog. Its a year-end wrap up highlighting tracks that were favorites for me this year – not necessarily ’09 releases but all tunes that were powerful music for me.
Also includes a very special YouTube audio mix – 40 mins of weird YouTube audio, complete with links for sharing.

Listen online and download at http://fffff.at/bennett4senate-xmix-09-youtube-mix-09/

Here’s to big things in 2010!!!

-b4s

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Bobby Nunn – Do You Look That Good In the Morning? 1983 Motown.

If you like the intro, hang out for the steel drum solo.

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REPOST from That Real Schitt. Breakbeat-laden mix of obscure rock records from The Soulman.

“… I just grabbed whatever rock records were laying around at the time and played whatever sounded half decent. Dollar bin to ultra rare psych… it’s all over the place.”

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Found this collection of Goblin’s work at a thrift last weekend. The Italian prog band never found much success on their own, but were renowned for their work on horror soundtracks for Dario Argento. The group’s keyboard player Claudio Simonetti went on to become a staple of the electronic disco scene. listen

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