WOTT Radio Playlist April 26th, 2009

Posted Tue April 28, 2009

Thanks to Jacob Jones and Reno Bo for hanging out and chatting. Jacob’s CD release show is this Friday at The 5 Spot and also features Korean is Asian, Will Holland (of Lonely Hearts), Red White Blue, Jacob Thomas, Church of the Good Hustle & Bern Kelly. Also, both Jacob & Reno will be spinning classic soul, doo-wop & garage tracks at the Hot Rocks Dance Party tonight at Mercy Lounge. Come out and shake it.

Anyway, here’s your playlist…

  1. Jacob Jones – I Know How It Feels
    Love and War (Electric Western)
  2. Mean Tambourines – War
    War (unreleased)
  3. The Selmanaires – Just To Get Yr Love
    The Air Salesman (International Hits)
  4. Jacob Jones – Let This Train Take You Down
    Love and War (Electric Western)
  5. Jacob Jones – Love and War
    Love and War (Electric Western)
  6. Roman Candle – A Heartbeat
    Oh, Tall Tree in The Ear (Carnival Music)
  7. The Protomen – No Easy Way Out
    Father of Death 7″ (Theory 8)
  8. Superdrag – Everything’ll Be Made Right
    Industry Giants (SSL/Thirty Tigers)
  9. Jacob Jones – Hurricane Sam
    Love and War (Electric Western)
  10. Bad Friend- Taco
    Hearts the Healthy Home (Black Label Empire)
  11. Jacob Jones – Lay Your Money Down
    Love and War (Electric Western)

The Young Republic – Grass

Posted Tue April 28, 2009
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While browsing around last night for potential songs to include on the upcoming Volume 22 of the podcast I stumbled across this cover from The Young Republic of Animal Collective‘s “Grass.” Their version of the song is taken from an unreleased EP entitled Hipster Blues that has no plans at this time of being released. Give it a listen and be on the lookout for more details on their forthcoming LP Balletesque.

→ The Young Republic – Grass (Animal Collective)
→ Animal Collective – Grass

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New Music Monday: Dewey Decibel

Posted Mon April 27, 2009
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The other week while driving home I caught about half of a song on WRVU and immediately, dangerously, pulled up the current playlist on wrvu.org via iphone to see what it was that I was hearing. Turns out it was Dewey Decibel, a local band that I had not heard of but was now extremely curious to hear more of. Turns out the band just released their debut album, The Dusting, and sent over a little contact email to WOTT with some mp3s. I am sold. The band manages to craft up that special blend of pop song that has an underlying forelorn (or sometimes just dark) tone to it but continues to be catchy and engaging. I’ve been playing the crap out of the four songs they sent over and look forward to picking up the full-length.. fingers crossed they’ve got some available at Grimeys.

→ Dewey Decibel – “Ice Farmers”

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