Playlist – 22nd October 2009

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
Paul Gilbert & Jimi Kidd	Good Foot	Raw Blues Power	Blues Bureau Records	2002
Clutch	Witchdoctor	Strange cousins from the West	Weathermaker Records	2009
The Stone Gods	I’m with the band	Silver spoons & broken bones	Classic Rock	2008
Heaven & Hell	Bible Black	The devil you know	Roadrunner Records / DGR	2009
Green Day	East Jesus Nowhere	21st Century Breakdown	Warner Bros / Gallo Music	2009
Greatest Show on Earth	Borderline	The Going’s Easy	Harvest Records / EMI Music	1970
White Witch	Slick Witch	A spiritual greeting	Capricorn Records	1974
Trapeze	Way back to the bone	You are the music – we’re just the band	Threshold Records	1972
Blue Oyster Cult	The Red and the Black	Tyranny & Mutation	Columbia Records / Sony Music	1973
Bloodrock	Lucky in the morning	Bloodrock 2	Capitol Records / EMI Music	1971
Edgar Broughton Band	Love in the rain	Wasa Wasa	Harvest Records / EMI Music	1969
Band of Gypsies	Machine Gun	Band of Gypsies	MCA Records	1970
ZZ Top	Thunderbird	Fandango!	Warner Bros / Gallo Music	1975
Whitesnake	Still of the night	Best of Whitesnake	EMI Music	1987
Manfred Mann’s Earthband	Blinded by the light	Greatest Hits	Sony Music	1977
Jethro Tull	Hunt by numbers	J Tull Dot.Com	Papillion Records	1999
Styx	Lords of the ring	Pieces of eight	A&M Records / Universal Music	1978
Emerson, Lake & Palmer	Knife Edge	Emerson, Lake & Palmer	Sanctuary Music	1970
Golden Earring	Radar Love	Moontan	MCA Records	1974
Thin Lizzy	Jailbreak	Jailbreak	Vertigo Records / Universal Music	1976
The Cars	Just what I needed	The Cars	Elektra Records / Gallo Music	1978
The Scorpions	Rock you like a hurricane	Love at first sting	EMI Music	1984
Keef Hartley Band	Theme Song/En Route	Overdog	Decca Records / Universal Music	1971
Diablo Swing Orchestra	Balrog Boogie	Wired	Classic Rock	2008
Assagai	Telephone girl	Slowly from the South	Fresh Music	1971
Johnny Winter	Illustrated man	Let me in	Pointblank Records	1991
Leslie West	I woke up this morning	Blue Me	Blues Bureau Records	2006
Lucinda Williams	Hard Times Killing Floor Blues	The soul of a man	Columbia Records / Sony Music	2003
Pavlov’s Dog	Song dance	Pampered Menial	Columbia Records / Sony Music	1977
Guns N’ Roses	Knocking on heaven’s door	Greatest Hits	Universal Music	1990
Kevin Gilbert	When you give your love to me	Thud	PRA Records	1994
The Blue Nile	Soul Boy	High	Sanctuary Music	2004

Rock Of Ages Newsletter October 2009

Greetings rock lovers,

Welcome to the October edition of the Rock of Ages newsletter. Some of you may not know that the show has moved to a Thursday night between 7-10pm on UJFM (95.4FM in Joburg only) , you can also hear it online at www.ujfm.co.za so tune in. I have had many emails from fans who are frustrated that they can’t pick the show up in other parts of the country and I understand this. I also share their anger that there are no dedicated rock stations, but until such time as the radio powers-that-be stop playing political games with the airwaves and the cultural Nazi’s stop insisting that everything must be either R&B, Kwaito, jazz or, as they like to call it ,’representative of the people’ then we have to make do with what is available to us. I’m enjoying being on UJFM and I hope that in time they will gravitate to the DSTV audio channels so that more of you can access the show. Following on from my earlier comment, I want to dispel the notion that rock is the exclusive domain of white fans only, that’s a bunch of bull – I get many calls and emails from black rock fans, young and old, who enjoy the music on the show and that is very encouraging….you can do your bit for Rock of Ages by telling everyone that you know that the show is on the air every Thursday -  you can also help rock radio in general by supporting other worthy rock shows on the air…my long time friend and rock cohort, Barney Simon, can be heard on Jacaranda FM, Thursdays 9-12am, and the Doctor of rock radio, Chris Prior, is still broadcasting on 1485 AM Radio Today. Let’s not forget the new kids on the block “Rock Out Radio” who are doing an amazing job online. By the way you can still access details of ROA on the show at www.rock.co.za/rockofages .

In this week’s newsletter I’ll be reviewing some great new rock releases, it’s been a stellar year for rock so far and there is a lot of exciting music out there waiting for you to discover, both known and unknown. Plus some rock news, upcoming gigs, rock birthdays and much more.

Rock of Ages recommends……

If there ever was a topic that gets rock fans fired up and argumentative it’s the subject of ‘who is the greatest guitarist of all time’. In many polls across the world, Jimi comes up trumps and let’s all agree (well maybe-Ed) that he certainly revolutionised rock guitar playing and can be considered the greatest of all time. ..but who is the greatest ‘living’ guitarist??? My bet is firmly on Jeff Beck and listening to his new album and DVD , “Performing this week-live at Ronnie Scott`s “ ***** (Next Music) merely confirms that- Jeff’s playing crosses all genres..blues, rock, jazz, fusion, Asian, Arabic. He is flashy, sensitive, bombastic, emotional and just sheer genius. Listen to “Angel (Footsteps)” , “Cause we’ve ended as lovers” , “Nadia” or his aching instrumental version of “A day in the life” –you’ll get what I mean!….As many of you know I am a long term fan of British progressive rock band, Porcupine Tree and have featured them consistently on the show. Their “Deadwing” album, which deservedly won Album of the Year when it was released, is among my favourite records of all time. After the release of the band`s last album “Fear of a silent planet” one would have thought that Steven Wilson would have rested on his considerable laurels –no chance ! Not only has he released a fantastic solo album “Insurgentes” **** (K Scope) but also a brand new PT album “The Incident” ****(Roadrunner/ David Gresham Records). Both are most definitely worth investing in –the solo album is more edgier prog, jagged and gentle in equal doses and similar in feel to a latter day King Crimson .These are songs that Wilson felt didn’t fit with PT, standout tracks include the Floyd-ish “Veneno par las hadas” and “No twilight within the courts of the sun” with it`s angular bass line and dissonant jerky guitars . The album comes as a double disc set with a standard stereo disc as well as a DTS 5.1 24 bit edition…..Porcupine Tree`s “The Incident” on the other hand is the kind of post progressive music that the band are famous for and is a worthy addition to the PT catalogue. It`s the kind of album that bears repeated playing in order to hear all the nuances and there are so many standout tracks that it becomes difficult to pinpoint all of them. However “I drive the hearse” , “The Blind House” ,”Kneel and disconnect” and the 12 minute epic “Time flies” are highly recommended….I have been a fan of bassist/singer Glenn Hughes since his early days fronting Trapeze as well as his work with Deep Purple MK 3. He has had a bit of a patchy solo career over the last 2 decades but made a huge comeback with “Music for the divine” a couple of years ago. Sadly however his new album “ First Underground Nuclear Kitchen” ** (Frontiers Records) is a bit of a let down : dispensing with long time guitarist JJ Marsh who brought an edge to his more recent material ,Glenn seems to have converted himself into a rock version of Stevie Wonder. With a couple of exceptions the songs are mostly funky rock workouts with little in the way of memorable riffs or ideas. I still think that Glenn Hughes is one of the best rock singers around but he does his reputation no justice with this album…..I`m an unashamed champion of Polish band Riverside. I have continually played them on the show over the past five years and if the many emails and letters are to be believed they have gained scores of new South African fans. There is something about Mariusz Duda`s sublime vocals and the achingly powerful guitar work of Piotr Grudzinski that really resonate with me, in my opinion they are as important to modern progressive rock as Pink Floyd were to the genre in years gone by. With each album they have grown in stature and maturity and never failed to disappoint. Their new album “Anno Domini” ***** (SPV /Inside Out) is no different ; 5 lengthy tracks of amazing music-intense, heartfelt, complex, aggressive, gentle and above all –challenging…don’t miss this !

For those about to rock…we give you news !

OZZY’S CRAZY KID

Ozzy Osbourne was joined onstage on August 22 by nine-year-old guitar prodigy Yuto Miyazawa for the song ‘Crazy Train’. The youngest professional guitarist in the world – according to the Guinness Book Of Records – Miyazawa guested Ozzy onstage for the last show at this year’s BlizzCon, at the Anaheim Convention Center in California. Miyazawa joined Ozzy and the rest of his current group guitarist Gus G., drummer Tommy Clufeto s, bassist Rob ‘Blasko’ Nicholson and keyboard player Adam Wakeman. Footage of this is at

PISTOLS ANGRY OVER ICE CREAM

The Sex Pistols are threatening to sue an ice cream company, who are selling a product called The Sex Pistol. The company, Icrecreamists, have a stall in Selfridges, and are using the tag line ‘God Save The Cream’ to advertise their product, over a picture of the Queen, with a snippet of the national anthem being played on guitar! They say their ice cream is, “More Sid & Nancy than Ben & Jerry”, as includes a shot of absinthe! The band want Icecreamists to stop using the strapline and image, and are also demanding damages for what alleged copyright infringement.

AC/DC FORCE TRIAL POSTPONEMENT

A trial in Alberta, Canada has been postponed, because one of the defence lawyers has tickets to see AC/DC. The trial of Joshua M. MacInnis, charged with impaired operation of a motor vehicle and failure to provide a breath sample, was supposed to start on August 27. But Kevin Gubbins asked for the postponement, because his partner Christian Banks is going to see ‘DC. And Judge Morris Golden agreed to adjourn the case until December 15.

BLUE CHEER’S PETERSON DIES

Blue Cheer’s Dickie Peterson has died at the age of 61. He’s been battling prostate and lung cancer for some while, and is said to have died after undergoing surgery, during which he contracted a fatal virus. The bassist/vocalist is one of the most important figures in the history of heavy rock. We send condolences to his family, bandmates and friends.

GNR DENY SONG ALLEGATIONS

Guns n’ Roses have issued a statement, denying allegations that they infringed the copyright of German electronic artist Ulrich Schnausse. Both Independiente Records and Domino Recordings are suing GNR, claiming that the song ‘Riad N’ The Bedouins’ (from ‘Chinese Democracy’) used extracts from a couple of songs from Schnausse. Guns n’ Roses response, via manager Irving Azoff, is: “The band believed when the record came out and still believes that there are no unauthorized samples on the track. The snippets of ‘ambient noise’ in question were provided by a member of the album’s production team who has assured us that these few seconds of sound were obtained legitimately. Artists these days can’t read the minds of those they collaborate with and therefore are unfortunately vulnerable to claims like this one. While the band resents the implication that they would ever use another artist’s work improperly and are as sessing possible counterclaims, they are confident this situation will be satisfactorily resolved.”

KISS GO TO THE WAL

Wal-Mart stores in America are to go Kiss krazy from October 6. That’s the day the band’s new album, Sonic Boom, will be released exclusively through Wal-Mart in the States. Apart from the CD/DVD, fans will also be able to buy Kiss Mr Potatohead collectables, T-shirts, fleece blanketsmake-up kits, wigs, masks, special M&M packets and the band’s back catalogue. These items will be located in specially constructed Kiss Korners in each store. And more `have they no shame`…Kiss are developing a Cirque du Soleil style show for Las Vegas. To be called ‘Kiss: Carnival Of Souls’, the big budget production (said to cost between $40-50 million) has been conceived by Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons together with Los Angeles comic book publishers Radical Publishing and its sister company in Singapore, Storm Lion.

BIG IN TOKYO

The reunited Mr Big are to release a live CD/DVD called Back To Budokan on October 19. Vocalist Eric Martin, guitarist Paul Gilbert, bassist Billy Sheehan and drummer Pat Torpey filmed and recorded this double CD and double disc DVD package on June 20, at the famed Budokan in Tokyo. The band have also added two new studio songs: a cover of Argent’s ‘Hold Your Head Up’ plus their own ‘Next Time Around’. There’s also an acoustic version of ‘To Be With You’.

BECOME COBAIN

A Kurt Cobain playable character is now available on ‘Guitar Hero 5′. Fans can now become Cobain for ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ and a live version of ‘Lithium’, the latter from Nirvana’s 1992 performance at the Reading Festival. More Kurt – A plaque put up to honour the late Kurt Cobain in his home town of Aberdeen, Washington. This has been placed under a bridge where he used to compose music. This features a number of quotes from the man. One of these – “Drugs are bad for you, they will f**k you up” – has caused controversy, with the town’s mayor Bill Simpson objecting to the use of the ‘F’ word.More Cobain…Courtney Love is threatening to sue over the use of a Kurt Cobain character in Guitar Hero 5. She claims the game’s manufactuers, Activision, don’t have permission to use his image. The company insist they do. In the meantime, Cobain’s former Nirvana bandmates Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic have issued official statement expressing their dismay at the fact Cobain is part of the game..

COOPER GETS SLASHED

Alice Cooper is the latest singer to confirm he guests on the debut solo album from Slash. Ozzy Osbourne, Chris Cornell, Fergie (Black Eyed Peas) and M. Shadows (Avenged Sevenfold) also sing on the record, which has been produced by Eric Valentine. Much of the as-yet untitled album has been recorded by Slash with drummer Josh Freese and bassist Chris Chaney. There are also guest slots from Flea and Steven Adler.

FLOSSY PETE

Pete Townshend is writing a new musical. Titled ‘Floss’, it deals with getting old – and as The Who guitarist is now 64 it’s a subject he might claim to know something about. The aim is to get thi s ready for a live premiere in 2011, with performances to be planned in arenas and also outdoors. Some of the songs might also turn up on the next Who album.

Short Cuts……. Deep Purple release a live compilation next month on Purple Records. Called Space Truckin’ Round The World Live 68-76, this marks the tenth anniversary of the label. The double CD includes all four line-ups of the band from that period…. Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton are to play together at the O2 Arena in London on February 13. Tickets go on sale on Monday, September 28 and are limited to a maximum of six per household… Kiss, Genesis, Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Stooges are among those nominated for induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame next year. The list will be reduced to five in January, and these will be the artists inducted on March 15 at a ceremony in Manhattan…Steve Vai has been given an honorary doctorate by the Musician’s Institute, which is based in Los Angeles. Vai received his doctorate at the Wiltern Theatre in LA… There’s now a virtual Def Leppard concert lighter available through iTunes. Officially endorsed by the band, this come with what is described as a realistic flame that sways and moves, lighter sound effects and 24 full colour lighter images… Jimmy Page unveils the sketches for two new songs in the upcoming documentary ‘It Might Get Loud’. These are called ‘Embryo 1′ and ‘Embryo 2′. The film, which has opened in New York, brings together Page with fellow guitarists The Edge (U2) and Jack White (White Stripes)… Motley Crue celebrate the 20th anniversary of the ‘Dr. Feelgood’ album by releasing a deluxe edition on September 21. This includes a bonus CD, with demos and live tracks.. There are reports that Van Halen are to tour in 2010. This would once again see David Lee Roth join the Van Halens – ie. Eddie, Alex and Wolfgang… Fancy winning the Aerosmith lottery? There are now special Aeromsith scratch cards, as part of the Rhode Island lottery. This is all due to a deal signed by the band with lottery company GTECH, which allows the latter to see the band’s brand for various lottery devices and ideas…In one of the more bizarre acts of his career, Faith No More frontman Mike Patton attempted to swallow a two-foot long shoelace during the band’s performance at the Sziget Festival in Budapest. This came from a shoe thrown onstage. he got it halfway down his throat, before spitting it out… Genesis release a five-disc DVD set at the end of November. It’s called ‘The Movie Box’, and features only Phil Collins era footage… Queen have done a unique deal with Logitech. This means people who have the company’s Squeezebox Radio Wi-Fi Player can exclusively listen to the band’s upcoming Absolute Greatest compilation right now. Finally……Fancy seeing and hearing what it might be like for The Beatles to sing songs by the Rolling Stones and Rammstein? Check this out: .

Seen & Heard-Live in Concert

Jack Hammer

Sunday October 18th: Bart’s in Somerset West with special guests Akkedis

Boulevard Blues Band

OCTOBER

23rd Fogey`s, Muizenberg

24th Flaming Fox

25th Bertie`s Mooring, Gordon`s Bay

31st Die Boer, Durbanville

NOVEMBER

1st Quay 4,Waterfront

6th Bloemendal Winehouse

7th Springbok Blues Bar, The Strand

8th Bertie`s Mooring, Gordon`s Bay

22nd Bertie`s Mooring, Gordon`s Bay

28th Table Mountain Blues Summit

Happy Birthday and may you always rock !

October 1
Scott McKenzie – 1939
Jerry Martini – Sly & The Family Stone – 1943

October 2
Don McLean – 1945
Mike Rutherford – Genesis – 1950
Sting – 1951

October 3
Chubby Checker – 1941
Lindsey Buckingham – Fleetwood Mac – 1949
Tommy Lee – Motley Crue – 1962

October 4
Jim Fielder – Blood, Sweat & Tears; Buffalo Springfield – 1947

October 5
Brian Johnson – AC/DC – 1947
Steve Miller – Steve Miller Band – 1943
Bob Geldof – Boomtown Rats – 1951
Brian Connolly – Sweet – 1945

October 6
Kevin Cronin – REO Speedwagon – 1951

October 13
Paul Simon – 1941
Sammy Hagar – Van Halen – 1947
Robert Lamm – Chicago – 1944

October 14
Justin Hayward – Moody Blues – 1946
Cliff Richard – 1940

October 16
Bob Weir – Grateful Dead – 1947
C.F. Turner – Bachman Turner Overdrive – 1943

October 17
Gary Puckett – Union Gap – 1942
Jim Seals – Seals & Crofts – 1941

October 18
Chuck Berry – 1926
Keith Knudsen – Doobie Brothers – 1949
Gary Richrath- REO Speedwagon – 1949
Laura Nyro – 1947

October 20
Tom Petty – 1950

October 21
Steve Lukather – Toto – 1957
Manfred Mann – Earth Band – 1940
Elvin Bishop – 1942
Lee Loughnane – Chicago – 1946

October 22
Bobby Fuller – Bobby Fuller Four – 1942
Leslie West – Mountain – 1945
Eddie Brigati – Young Rascals – 1946

October 24
Bill Wyman – Rolling Stones – 1936

October 25
Jon Anderson – Yes – 1944
Glenn Tipton – Judas Priest – 1948

October 27
Simon LeBon – Duran Duran – 1958

October 28
Charlie Daniels – 1936
Wayne Fontana – The Mindbenders – 1945

October 29
Peter Green – Fleetwood Mac – 1946
Denny Laine – Wings; Moody Blues – 1944

October 30
Grace Slick – Jefferson Airplane – 1939
Chris Slade – Uriah Heep, AC/DC – 1946
Timothy B. Schmit – Eagles – 1947

October 31
Larry Mullen – U2 – 1961
Russ Ballard – Argent – 1947

November 1
Keith Emerson – Emerson Lake and Palmer – 1944
Rick Grech – Blind Faith, Traffic – 1945 – 1990

November 2
Dave Pegg – Jethro Tull, Fairport Convention – 1947
J.D. Souther – Souther Hillman Furay Band – 1946

November 9
Joe Bouchard – Blue Öyster Cult – 1948
Tom Fogerty – Creedence Clearwater Revival – 1941-1990
Alan Gratzer – REO Speedwagon – 1948

November 10
Greg Lake – Emerson Lake and Palmer – 1947
Ronnie Hammond – Atlanta Rhythm Section – 1950

November 11
Chris Dreja – The Yardbirds – 1945
Vince Martell – Vanilla Fudge – 1945

November 12
Neil Young – 1945
Buck Dharma – Blue Öyster Cult – 1947
November 13
Roger Steen – The Tubes – 1949

November 14
James Young – Styx – 1949

November 15
Steve Fossen – Heart – 1949

November 17
Gene Clark – Byrds – 1944 – 1991
Martin Barre – Jethro Tull – 1946

November 18
Graham Parker – 1950
John McFee – Doobie Brothers – 1953

November 19
Ray Collins – Mothers of Invention – 1937
Fred Lipsius – Blood Sweat & Tears – 1943

November 20
George Grantham – Poco – 1947
Duane Allman – Allman Brothers – 1946 – 1971
Joe Walsh – Eagles- 1947

November 21
Lonnie Jordan – War – 1948
Gary Pihl – Boston

November 22
Little Steven Van Zandt – E Street Band – 1950
Rod Price – Foghat – 1947 – 2005

November 23
Bruce Hornsby – 1954

November 24
Pete Best – Beatles- 1941

November 25
Roy Lynes – Status Quo – 1953
Bev Bevan – Electric Light Orchestra – 1946

November 26
John McVie – Fleetwood Mac – 1945
Tina Turner – 1939

November 27
Jimi Hendrix – 1942 – 1970
November 28
Beeb Birtles – Little River Band – 1948

November 29
John Mayall – Bluesbreakers – 1933
Denny Doherty – Mamas and the Papas – 1940
Felix Cavaliere – The Rascals – 1944 Ronnie Montrose – 1947
Barry Goudreau – Boston – 1954

November 30
Dick Clark – 1929
George McArdle – Little River Band – 1954
Leo Lyons – Ten Years After – 1944
Roger Glover – Deep Purple – 1945
Billy Idol – 1955

Courtesy of About ClassicRock

Yours in rock …

Benjy Mudie

Rock Of Ages

www.rockofages.rock.co.za

www.rockofagesradio.wordpress.com

Porcupine Tree – The Incident

Jeff Beck – Performing This Week …

Steven Wilson

Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood

Clutch – Strange Cousins From The West

Riverside – Anno Domini

Playlist – 15th October 2009

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
Twisted Sister	I wanna rock	Stay Hungry	Rhino Records / Atlantic Records	1984
Chickenfoot	Soap on a rope	Chickenfoot	Edel Records	2009
Kiss	Modern day Delilah	Sonic Boom	Roadrunner Records/DGR	2009
Lynyrd Skynyrd	Little thing called you	Gods and Guns	Roadrunner Records/DGR	2009
Phillip Sayce	Powerful thing	Guitarmaggedon 2	Classic Rock	2009
Riverside	Hyperactive	Anno Domini	SPV/Inside Out Records	2009
Grand Funk Railroad	Let`s stop the war	E Pluribus Funk	Capitol Records/EMI Records	1971
Rare Earth	Tobacco Road	Rare Earth	Motown Records	1970
Traffic	Shanghai Noodle Factory	Traffic	Island Records	1968
Uriah Heep	Look at yourself	Look at yourself	Sanctuary Records	1970
Led Zeppelin	Good times, Bad times	Mothership	Atlantic Records / Gallo Music	1969
Montrose	Bad motor scooter	Montrose	Warner Bros / Gallo Music	1973
Free	The Hunter	Tons of sobs	Island Records	1968
Ten Years After	I`m going home	Woodstock	Rhino Records / Atlantic Records	1970
Gravy Train	Enterprise	Gravy Train	Vertigo Records	1970
The Jelly Jam	Not today	The Jelly Jam 2	SPV/Inside Out Records	2004
Kings X	Groove Machine	Tape Head	Metal Blade Records	1998
Gov`t Mule	Rocking horse	Gov`t Mule	Relativity Records	1995
Coheed & Cambria	The Hound (of blood and rank)	No world for tomorrow	Sony Music	2007
The Amboy Dukes	Journey to the centre of the mind	Nuggets	Rhino Records / Elektra Records	1968
HP Lovecraft	Spin, spin, spin	Sergeant Salt	Spectrum Music	1968
The Electric Prunes	I had too much to dream (last night)	Nuggets	Rhino Records / Elektra Records	1966
Dantalian`s Chariot	Madman running through the fields	Acid Daze	Classic Rock	1967
Big Brother & the Holding Company	I need a man to love	Cheap Thrills	Columbia Legacy	1968
The Youngbloods	Get together	Love is the song we sing	Rhino Records	1967
Blossom Toes	Love Bomb	If only for a moment	Sunbeam Records	1069
Focus	Answers? Questions ?	Focus 3	Red Bullet Records	1972
Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood	Glad	Live from Madison Square Gardens	Reprise Records/Gallo Music	2009
Pink Floyd	Your possible pasts	The Final Cut	Harvest/ EMI Records	1983
Anthony Gomes Band	Blues in technicolour	Blues in technicolour	Urban Electric Records	1998
Roy Buchanan	Five String Blues	Sweet Dreams-The Anthology	Polydor Records	1974
J Geils Band	Whammer Jammer	Live Full House	Atlantic Records/Gallo Music	1972
Shuggie Otis	Inspiration Information	Inspiration Information	Luaka Bop Records	1974
Jesse Colin Young	Songbird	Songbird	Warner Bros/Gallo Music	1975

Playlist – 8th October 2009

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
Scatterbrain	I`m with stupid	Here comes trouble	In Effect Records	1990
Alice Cooper	Billion dollar babies	Billion dollar babies	Warner Records	1973
The James Gang	Do it	Miami	Atco Records	1974
Deep Purple	High ball shooter	Stormbringer	EMI Records	1975
Aerosmith	Sweet emotion	Toys in the attic	Sony Music	1975
Boston	Don’t be afraid	Don’t look back	Epic Legacy/Sony Music	1978
Lynyrd Skynyrd	Workin` for MCA	Second helping	MCA Records	1974
Clutch	50,000 unstoppable watts	Strange cousins from the West	Weathermaker Music	2009
Rammstein	Pussy	Liebe ist fur alle da	Universal Music	2009
Pearl Jam	Supersonic	Backspacer	Monkey Wrench/Universal	2009
Glenn Hughes	First underground nuclear kitchen	First underground nuclear kitchen	Frontiers Records	2008
Black Stone Cherry	Soul Creek	Folklore & Superstition	Roadrunner Records/DGR	2008
Porcupine Tree	I drive the hearse	The Incident	Roadrunner Records/DGR	2009
Steppenwolf	Born to be wild	Greatest Hits	Spectrum Records	1968
The Beatles	Tomorrow never knows	Revolver	EMI Records	1966
Spirit	I got a line on you	The Best of Spirit	Epic Records/Sony Music	1968
Syd Barrett	Octopus	Barrett	Harvest Records/EMI Music	1970
Procol Harum	Outside the Gates of Cerdes	A whiter shade of pale	Regal Zonophone Records	1967
The Move	Blackberry Way	Shazam	Salvo Records/Sheer Music	1969
Tempest	Funeral Empire	Living in fear	Castle Records	1973
Jethro Tull	A new day yesterday	Stand Up	Chrysalis Records	1969
Frank Zappa	Dirty love	Over-Nite Sensation	Rykodisc Records	1973
Bad Company	Shooting star	Straight Shooter	Atlantic Records/Gallo Music	1974
Curved Air	Back street luv	2nd Album	Warner Records	1971
Led Zeppelin	Stairway to heaven	The song remains the same	Swan Song Records	1976
John Mayer	Wait until tomorrow	Where the light is-Live in Los Angeles	Sony Music	2008
Jimi Hendrix Experience	Rock me baby	Jimi plays Monterey	Polydor Records	1967
IF	Here comes Mr Time	Forgotten Roads	Island Records	1970
Alquin	Convicts of the air	Mountain Queen	Polydor Records	1973
Osibisa	The Dawn	Osibisa	MCA Records	1971
Hawk	Here comes the sun	African Day	Fresh Music	1970
Jeff Beck	Nadia	Performing this week	Eagles Records/Next Music	2008
Jim Morrison	Dawn`s Highway	An American Prayer	Elektra Records/Gallo Music	1978
Talking Heads	Houses in motion	Remain in light	Sire Records	1980
Otis Waygood Blues Band	Watch `n` Chain	Otis Waygood Blues Band	Fresh Music	1970
Missy Higgins	More than this	Covered	Warner Records	2009
Lesley Rae Dowling	Stones in my passway	Unbounded Waters	Tusk Music/Gallo Music	1995
James Otto	Into the mystic	Covered	Warner Records	2009
Jackson Browne	Sky Blue and Black	Solo Acoustic Vol. 2	Inside Recordings	2008

Playlist – 1st October 2009

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
AC/DC	Girls got rhythm	Highway to hell	Epic Records/Sony Music	1979
The Who	The Seeker	The Ultimate Who	Universal Music	1970
Cactus	Long Tall Sally	One way …or another	Rhino Records	1971
Yes	Long distance runaround	Fragile	Atlantic Records/Gallo Music	1972
Ted Nugent & The Amboy Dukes	Renegade	Call of the wild	Discreet Records	1974
Black Sabbath	Behind the wall of sleep	Black Sabbath	Castle Music	1970
Street Sweeper Social Club	Fight! Smash! Win!	Street Sweeper Social Club	Classic Rock	2009
Collective Soul	My days	Collective Soul	Roadrunner Records/DGR	2009
Porcupine Tree	Times flies (edit)	The Incident	Roadrunner Records/DGR	2009
Jack Bruce & Robin Trower	The last door	Guitarmaggedon Volume 2	Classic Rock	2009
Terrorvision	Discotheque wreck	How to make friends and influence…	EMI Records	1994
The Stooges	Loose	Fun House	Elektra Records/Rhino Records	1970
The Tea Party	The Bazaar	Tangents	EMI Records	2000
Tribe After Tribe	Eloise	Enchanted Entrance	Noise Factor Records	2002
Velvet Revolver	I fall to pieces	Contraband	Sony Music	2004
The Allman Brothers	Hot `Lanta	At the Fillmore East	Capricorn Records	1971
The Faces	Bad `n` ruin	Good boys when they`re asleep	Warner Bros/Rhino Records	1971
The Doobie Brothers	Road angel	What were once vices are now habits	Warner Bros/Gallo Music	1974
Foreigner	Dirty white boy	Head Games	Atlantic Records/Gallo Music	1979
The Cult	She sells sanctuary	Pure Cult	Just Music	1985
Rammstein	Ich Will	Mutter	Universal Music	2001
Metallica	Battery	Master of puppets	Vertigo Records	1986
Deep Purple	Child in time	Made in Japan	EMI Records	1972
Rory Gallagher	Calling card	BBC Sessions	RCA Records/Sony Music	1977
Rush	By-Tor and the Snow Dog	Fly by night	Universal Music	1975
Camel	Rhayader goes to town	The Snow Goose	Decca Records / Universal Music	1975
King Crimson	Epitaph	The Court of the Crimson King	Island Records	1969
Sieges Even	Leftovers	Paramount	SPV/Inside Out Records	2007
The Fabulous Thunderbirds	Tuff enuff	Hot Stuff	Epic Records/Sony Music	1986
Paul Rodgers	Louisiana Blues	Muddy Water Blues	Victory Music	1993
Gary Moore	Did you ever feel lonely?	Bad for you baby	Next Music	2008
Beth Hart Band	Am I the one	Immortal	Atlantic Records/Gallo Music	1996
Robert Plant	Darkness, Darkness	Sixty Six to Timbuktu	Universal Music	2003

Boulevard Blues Band

OCTOBER

23rd Fogey`s, Muizenberg

24th Flaming Fox

25th Bertie`s Mooring, Gordon`s Bay

31st Die Boer, Durbanville

NOVEMBER

1st Quay 4,Waterfront

6th Bloemendal Winehouse

7th Springbok Blues Bar, The Strand

8th Bertie`s Mooring, Gordon`s Bay

22nd Bertie`s Mooring, Gordon`s Bay

28th Table Mountain Blues Summit