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She & Him

She & Him, the charming duet of Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward, have flirted with some of the great songs from the past.

Now they give us a complete album appropriately titled Classics.

This is the song listing:

1. Stars Fell on Alabama (Recorded by: Guy Lombardo, Billie Holiday, Ella FitzGerald & Louis Armstrong)
2. Oh No, Not My Baby (Recorded by: Maxine Brown, Dusty Springfield, Aretha Franklin, Carole King)
3. It’s Not for Me to Say (Recorded by: Johnny Mathis)
4. Stay Awhile (Recorded by: Dusty Springfield)
5. This Girl’s In Love With You (Recorded by: Herb Alpert)
6. Time After Time (Recorded by: Frank Sinatra, Chet Baker and Shirley Bassey)
7. She (Recorded by: Charles Aznavour, Elvis Costello)
8. Teach Me Tonight (Recorded by: Frank Sinatra, The DeCastro Sisters)
9. It’s Always You (Recorded by: Bing Crosby, Benny Goodman, Chet Baker)
10. Unchained Melody (Recorded by: The Righteous Brothers, Elvis Presley, Lee Ann Rimes)
11. I’ll Never Be Free (Recorded by: Van Morrison, Willie Nelson, Jean Shepard)
12. Would You Like to Take a Walk (Recorded by: Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong)
13. We’ll Meet Again (Recorded by: Vera Lynn, The Byrds)

Listen here to “Oh No, Not My Baby”

Lopsided World of L

Jonathan L rocks us through December from Berlin.

LWOL

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*Denotes first time song debuts on show

*Mechanimal “Sehnsucht” (Athens, Greece)
*Ali Campbell (UB40) “Cyber Bully Boys” (United Kingdom)
Rammstein “Amerika” (live from France) (Berlin)
*Emigrate “Eat You Alive” (Berlin, Germany)
*Stanley Odd “Pastime” (Edinburgh, Scotland)
*Rabbi Darkside “Mind Or Minds” (Brookyn N.Y.)
*The Bad Years “Common Mistake” (Los Angeles)
*Robyn Harvey “Keep Holding On” (London)
*David Bowie *Sue (Or In A Season Of Crime” (London)
*Intergalactix “Tuesday” (Sydney, Australia)
*Amason “Pirate” (Sweden)
*KMFDM “Make Your Stand” (Germany)
*Peur “Explosions” (Manchester, England)
*Johnny Marr “Boys Get Straight” (Manchester, England)
*Monday Blackbirds “Where Is Johnny” (Madrid, Spain)
*The Legal Matters “Stubborn” (Detroit, MI)
*Martin Black “Man Out City” (Donacaster, U.K.)
*Kav “Ghost Town Hat” (London)
*Fire Tiger “Fancy War Dance” (Los Angeles)
pGarage “Rains In Berlin” (Berlin, Germany)
*Tiz McNamara “Steady As You Go” (Cork, Ireland)
Stephen Dewey aka Machine Head “L.A. Gothic” (L.A.)
*Nail “Mississippi Water” (Ontario, Canada)
The Northstand “Hold On” (Manchester)
*Fine Times “Television Tel Aviv* (Vancouver)
*7Mirror “Close Encounters” (Amsterdam)

Lopsided World of L

This week Jonathan L spotlights music from Manchester.

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*Denotes first time song debuts on show

MANCHESTER SPECIAL
Nathan from Manchester ID (real person)
*Mazes “Salford”
Peur ID
Peur “Greyblood”
Marc Starr ID from Manchester (real person)
The Chemical Brothers f/ F. Fatlip “Salmon Dance”
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds “If I Had A Gun”
The Buzzcocks “Innocent”
The Northstand ID
*The Northstand “Hold On”
Badly Drawn Boy “Don’t Stop Beliievin” (live version)
Matt Adcock originally from Manchester ID (real person)
Black Grape “Reverend Black Grape”
The Stone Roses “Made Of Stone”
Kid Mia from Manchester ID (real person)
The Verve “History”
*U.V. “Cuts”
The Chameleons “Don’t Fall”
*Johnny Marr “Candidate”
Tree Dwellers “Midnight: Sixteen”
Julie E Gordon ID
Julie E Gordon “Superstar”
Doves “Black And White Town”
James “Moving On”
James Holt ID
James Holt “Whatever Happened To John”
Sean Crossey from Blue Soap ID
*Horsebeach “Faded Eyes”
The Slow Readers Club “Start Again”
Morrissey “Instanbul”
The Watchmakers ID
The Watchmakers “Illumination”
Shari from Manchester ID (real person)
Elbow “Real Life (Angel)”
The Cornelius Crane ID
The Cornelius Crane “Oklahoma And Me”

Show ends with
**Jonathan talks with Noel Gallagher 1998
and then “Acquiesce” live 1997
at G-Mex Club Manchester
(from Epic Records Promo Only CD) **

Jonathan talks over Dj Victor Ward’s music
in his breaks

The Internet Has Solved Music’s Problem-Steve Albini

Steve Albini, prolific musician and recording engineer (he prefers the latter term over record producer) gave us an insightful perspective on the music business in 1993 with his essay The Problem with Music.

His thoughts continue to be provocative and profound as you will read here from his keynote address at the Melbourne Face the Music Conference.

“The Internet Has Solved Music’s Problem”
By Steve Albini

TV on the Radio

TV on the Radio, the wildly eclectic progressive indie band out of Brooklyn, have a new album Seeds, and the first since the untimely death of bassist Gerard Smith.

So hard to choose which song to feature so we will post the first two singles.

“Happy Idiot”

“Careful You”

MOURN

MOURN is a very young quartet out of Catalonia, Spain.

Jazz Rodríguez Bueno (frontwoman) and Carla Pérez Vas (guitarist/vocalist), both 18, began writing together and added drummer Antonio Postius and bassist Leia Rodríguez (Jazz’s sister), 18 and 15 respectively, to create music far beyond their years.

“Otitis” is from their self-titled debut album.

Lopsided World of L

Jonathan L kicks off our week every Monday.

LWOL

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Lopsided World of L (Hour 2)
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*Denotes first time song debuts on show

*KMFDM “Genau” (Germany)
*Amason “Duvan” (Sweden)
*Rob Decoup “Sleeping Slave” (Vienna, Austria)
*Mechanimal “Ode To Europe” (Athens, Greece)
*Tiz McNamara “Hold On” (Cork, Ireland)
*Johnny Marr “Back In The Box” (Manchester)
*The Talks f/ Itch “Ceasefire” (Hull, U.K.)
*Sister Sin “Chaos Royale” (Gothenburg, Sweden)
*Allusondrugs “I Should Have Gone To Uni” (W.Yorkshire)
Rob Dickinson “Handsome” (2005) (Norwich, U.K.)
*The Legal Matters “It’s Not What I Say” (Detroit, MI)
*Elliphant “Save The Grey” (Stockholm, Sweden)
*Bubblegum Screw “Second Class Citizen” (London)
*Go Wolf “Talk To You” (Northern, Ireland)
*Sallie Ford “Workin’ The Job” (Portland, OR)
*Blackstage “Talk To You” (Hannover, Germany)
*Low Roar “Phantoms” (Reykjavik, Iceland)
*Wolf Gang “Lay Your Love Down” (London)
*The Love Me Nots “You Gotta Go” (Scottsdale, AZ)
*The Presets “No Fun” (Sydney, Australia)
*Watchtower “You Don’t Have To Say Goodbye”(Liverpool)
*Leanne Kingwell “Choking On Halos” (Melbourne, AU)
*High Ends “Intoxicated” (Canada)
*The Call f/ Robert Been “Modern Romans” (L.A.)
*Jaws “Think Too Much…” (Birmingham, U.K.)
*Ummagma “Kiev”(Auxilliary…Mix) (Ukraine/Canada)
*Chris P. Cauley “Sometimes” (Long Island)
JOAN JETT SONG OF WEEK: “Cherrybomb”
*Zebras “Try” (Australia)

Lopsided World of L

Jonathan L from Berlin on 25!

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*Bubblegum Screw “Play Some Stooges” (London)
*Beginners “Let Go Or Get Dragged” (Los Angeles)
*pGarage “Rains In Berlin” (Berlin, Germany)
*Zella Day “Seven Nation Army” (Pinetop, Arizona)
*Scout Killers “The Rains” (Bath, U.K.)
*The Killing Floor “Corruption Capital” (London/N.Y.C.)
*The Talks “All In A Day” (Hull, U.K.)
*Go Satta “Time To Love” (Detroit/ U.K.)
*Roughneck Riot “Parasites” (Warrington, England)
*The Venomous Pinks “Can We Go” (Phoenix, Arizona)
*The Art Of Amputation “Californian English” (London)
*CJ Ramone “Rise Above” (Long Island, N.Y.)
*RX Bandits “Future, Buddy” (Long Beach, CA)
*Ted West “Bittersweet Descent” (Chicago)
*WVM “Empire” (Los Angeles)
*Jamie T “Zombie” (London)
*James “Frozen Britain” (Manchester, England)
*Kasabian “Stevie” (Leicester, England)
*Leanne Kingwell “Slingshot” (Melbourne, AU)
*The Vincents “Song For The Sea” (Cork, Ireland)
*Rancid “Evil’s My Friend” (San Francisco)
*Cindy Marlow “Here I Am” (Hannover, Germany)
*James Holt “To Go Where The Wind Blows” (Liverpool)
*DigitalNativeDance “After Dark” (Totnes, England)
*Kicking Harold “Kill You” (new version) (L.A.)
*Conway “Shut Up” (Los Angeles)
JOAN JETT SONG OF WEEK: “Baby Blue”
*Northern Faces “Back And At It” (Albany, N.Y.)

Arca

She calls herself Arca.

Venezuelan producer and DJ Alejandro Ghersi has worked with FKA Twigs, Kanye West and currently with Bjork.

Xen is her first studio album.

Hear two from the innovator that is Arca.

“Thievery”

“Now You Know”

Peaking Lights

Peaking Lights is the husband-wife duo Aaron Coyes and Indra Dunis.

From San Francisco to Wisconsin to their current home in Los Angeles, they travel with their two young sons and create music.

Here are two from the new album Cosmic Logic.

“Breakdown”

“New Grrrls”

Lopsided World of L

Internationally reknowned DJ Jonathan L every Monday right here.

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*Denotes first time song debuts on show

*The Talks “Hacks” (Kingston Upon Hull, U.K.)
*Film “Produkt” (Greece)
*WVM “Pale Horse” (Los Angeles)
*Hail Mary Mallon “Jonathan” (San Francisco)
N-Euro “Tequilla” (Estonia)
*Kasabian “Treat” (Leicester, England)
*James Holt “Whatever Happened To John” (Manchester)
*Ronny Morris “I’ll Survive” (Club mix) (Malmo, Sweden)
*Beginners “So Close I Almost Believed It” (Los Angeles)
*The Call f/Robert Levon Been “I Still Believe” (L.A.)
*Information Society “Land Of The Blind” (Minneapolis)
*The Black Delta Movement “The Trip” (Kingston Upon Hull)
*Desert Ships “Shell Shock” (London)
*Karen O “Day Gone By” (New York City)
*Art Of Amputation “Distorted Pop Song” (London)
*KOshowKO “It’s Time Now” (Poland)
*Essick “Dreez” (Brisbane, Australia)
*Cindy Marlow “Liar” (Hannover, Germany)
*James “Walk Like You” (Manchester, Engand)
*Lifecycle “Change Tact” (London)
*Deluka “Dead Of Night” (Birmingham U.K.)
*Tramps In Stereo “Pictures Of Us” (Los Angeles)
*Leach & Lezizmo “I Feel For You” (Belgium)
*Michael Schulte “The Maze” (Berlin, Germany)
JOAN JETT SONG OF WEEK: “Any Weather”w/Dave Grohl

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