Barmy Army Family Pick

I couldn't stay away. More of the On-U Sound, Tackhead, Adrian Sherwood pick. This time it's Barmy Army. A one off, which is too bad since I like it. I actually didn't know it was associated with Sherwood until after I bought the album. I got it because it was related to Soccer/Football. It has everyone from Tackhead except for Keith LeBlanc. Add on Style Scott and a few surprises and you have it. The first track is really Barmy Army with Primal Scream sampling Irvine Welsh, cursing up a storm, for another soccer associated track. A bunch of Barmy Army (basically half the album) and then Tackhead with the soccer track that inspired Sherwood to form Barmy Army in the first place. Scientist has a track from his World Cup album (good album) which has Roots Radics featured on it. I didn't add Dub Syndicate, but it would have been appropriate. Alien Jourgenson, Jah Wobble, Rolo McGinty, David Harrow all appear on the album on at least one track, so therefore Ministry, Invaders of the Heart, Woodentops and James Hardway (alias for Harrow). Could have added Bunny Wailer, Jazz Butcher and everything in the Tackhead posts over the last two weeks. Bill Laswell is not associated directly, but I had a chance to use a track with Style Scott so I seized it. Not all of this is Soccer oriented, but a lot is.

Barmy Army Family Pick

01 Primal Scream-Irvine Welsh-On-U-Sound - Full Strength Fortified Dub

02 Barmy Army - Billy Bonds M.B.E. (Extended Re-Mix)

03 Barmy Army - Sharp As A Needle

04 Barmy Army - Mind The Gap

05 Barmy Army - Devo

06 Barmy Army - Civil Liberty

07 Tackhead - The Game

08 Scientist - First Dangerous Match

09 Gary Clail - Who Pays The Piper

10 African Head Charge - Snake In The Goal

11 Jah Wobble's Invaders Of The Heart - English Reprise

12 The Woodentops - Wheels Turning (Adrian Sherwood Remix)

13 Ministry - Over The Shoulder

14 Creation Rebel - Space Movement (Section 4)

15 Bill Laswell Meets Style Scott - Crooklyn Dub Syndicate

16 James Hardway - Vibe Merchant

Rai Pick

Back in the late 80's and early 90's I was exposed to Algerian pop music, specifically Rai. I had no idea what they were singing about, still no idea today, but I liked some of the music. It was danceable and I am crappy with lyrics anyway so I made up words to kinda sing along. I got to hear some Chaba's and some Cheb's (which I think are just feminine and masculine ways to say youth- tell me if I'm wrong because I'm not looking it up right now). Track two of this pick is the first one that I really liked. Later I found that Sting had done a track with Cheb Mami that was pretty good, but most of what I knew came from rare French associated labels. Makes sense since France is related to Algeria. As I was putting this together from the stuff I had, I heard about Rai N' B' but I haven't explored the genre yet. If you know about any tracks I should listen to, let me know. Sounds interesting.

Rai Pick

01 Cheb Hasni & Chaba Zahouania - El Baraka

02 Chaba Fadela - N'sel Fik

03 Cheba Nouria - N'zor Nebra

04 Cheb Mami & Samira Said - Youm Wara Youm

05 Rachid Taha - Ya Rayah

06 Rayan & Rima - Dana Dana

07 Abdel Ali Slimani - Moi Et Toi

08 Sting featuring Cheb Mami - Desert Rose

09 Babylone - La La

10 Chaba Zahouania - Goulou Limma

11 Cheb Khaled - C'est La Vie

12 Rachid Taha - Ecoute Moi Camarade

13 Cheb Nasro - N'Direk Amour

What's The Connection? Message 1

Here's a connection that has been lingering in the background for a bit. This WTC all has songs with Message in the title. Genre didn't matter. I restarted this because of the Tackhead picks over the last week or two since they were part of the band behind Grandmaster Flash, who obviously has a great message song. It's the one rap song that I can (mostly) recite by heart. I was better when I was younger and I miss a few lines nowadays, but I can usually get all of it. I'm pretty sure no one but me knows Couch Flambeau, but I played that song on my radio show way back when fairly often. The rest are just message songs I like. Some more than others. For example Journey (except for early Journey) is not big in my house. But I put it in anyway. Sue me. You can tell from the cover that I am an android user. Yes, I do use Textra daily.

What's The Connection? Message 1

01 Kevin Godley - Expecting A Message

02 Devo - Message of Hope

03 Lee Scratch Perry - Message From Yard

04 Couch Flambeau - Song With A Message

05 U-Roy - African Message

06 Bee Gees - I've Gotta Get A Message To You

07 Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five - The Message

08 The Specials - A Message to You Rudy

09 Split Enz - Message To My Girl

10 Jimi Hendrix - Message To Love

11 Electronic - Get the Message

12 The Pretenders - Message Of Love

13 M.F.S.B. - Love Is The Message

14 Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Messages

15 Earth, Wind & Fire - Sing a Message to You (Live)

16 O'Jays - Message In Our Music

17 Journey - Message of Love

18 Electric Light Orchestra - Secret Messages

19 The Police - Message In A Bottle

20 Cabaret Voltaire - Messages Received

Asian Dub Foundation

I really only knew about this band because of their tenuous connection to Adrian Sherwood. He helped out on their Tank album in the mid 2000's. I like the album. So I looked up some other things they did. I have to first say I do love South Asian music. I love Bhangra music and Bollywood. This is not that. Perhaps it's partially inspired by it, but it's not that. They rap, they are electronic, they are dancehall, they are Asian. They are from England. And lo and behold, they did a track with Sinead O'Connor. I had no idea. Anyway this is my pick of their tracks. I have no idea what their fans may like, or what made it to charts (if any). Just songs I liked from the albums I picked up. I purposely left out the Chuck D stuff. I didn't really quite like it. But, if you are a fan, let me know if I missed something else that I shouldn't have. If you are new to them, hopefully you get an appreciation for their stuff.

Asian Dub Foundation

01 Asian Dub Foundation - Operation Eagle Lie

02 Asian Dub Foundation - Rise To The Challenge

03 Asian Dub Foundation - Burning Fence

04 Asian Dub Foundation - Flyover

05 Asian Dub Foundation - Memory War

06 Asian Dub Foundation - Oil

07 Asian Dub Foundation - Naxalite

08 Asian Dub Foundation - Rebel Warrior

09 Asian Dub Foundation - Free Satpal Ram (Jazzwad Remix)

10 Asian Dub Foundation with Sinead O'Connor - Thousand Mirrors

11 Asian Dub Foundation - Fortress Europe

12 Asian Dub Foundation - Tank

13 Asian Dub Foundation - Can't Pay Won't Pay

14 Asian Dub Foundation - A New London Eye

15 Asian Dub Foundation - Black White

16 Asian Dub Foundation - Change

17 Asian Dub Foundation - Collective Mode

18 Asian Dub Foundation - Real Great Britain

Gaudi Pick

There is a tiny overlap with Adrian Sherwood and Gaudi, but I am using this pick to introduce you to him. He's a producer and engineer like Sherwood and somewhat musician. Does remixes and reggae style music. Italian living in London. Looks cool and has some cool sounds. He got sort of well known working with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan the guy who looks Jaba the Hut but has a voice like an angel. I included a track. He's also worked with the Orb, Mad Professor, Lee Scratch Perry, Youth, Bill Laswell, Deep Forest, Testa and the Dub Pistols. I included a track of each. He was also half of Marree Men. I also included a couple of tracks from his solo work. If you know of him, you'll like this comp and if you don't hopefully it will inspire you to look up his remixes and production work. He's not related to the architect Gaudi, but I did use some of his stuff in the background of the cover just to be weird.

Gaudi Pick

01 Gaudi & Testa - Bass Instinct

02 Mad Professor with Gaudi - Smoking High

03 Gaudi - Chaine A Chaine

04 Marree Men - Mind The Gap

05 Gaudi - Roots

06 Gaudi - Sufani

07 Deep Forest & Gaudi - Interstellar

08 Gaudi with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Bethe Bethe Kese Kese

09 Gaudi featuring Lee Scratch Perry And The Orb - I Start To Pray

10 Gaudi featuring Mad Professor - Cinematic Dub

11 Youth & Gaudi - Bass Weapon

12 Dub Pistols, Dubmatix, Gaudi - Blue Monday (Gaudi Stepper Dub)

13 Gaudi, Paolo Polcari (Almamegretta), Dr Cat featuring Bill Laswell - Echo Massage

14 Gaudi - Heaven

15 Gaudi - Memories In My Pentagram

16 Gaudi - Spiritual Orphans

17 The Orb - A Ghetto Love Story

Tackhead Family

First off, look at the previous ten postings. They are all related to this pick. There are some tracks on this pick that are repeated on the previous days. Some. I tried to get a few that didn't make it onto the main picks. So, Fats Comet has a track not on any of the ones before. But if you see one or two from any of the others before, pardon me. I just picked the ones I liked. Tackhead and Adrian Sherwood are so prolific, but I still have what I have and like what I like. My suggestion is to get all of the albums and decide for yourself. But until you do, here's my choice. Put them in a single playlist and put it on random or play all of them in BPM order or by energy or camelot key. You can't go wrong. I'm done with this tangent for awhile, so enjoy what you got. I'm on a new tangent tomorrow.

Tackhead Family

01 Tackhead - Tell Me the Hurt

02 Grandmaster Flash - The Message

03 Fats Comet - Dee Jay's Program

04 Doug Wimbish - Quasimodo

05 Beatmaster - Lipservice

06 Little Axe - Grinning In Your Face

07 Barmy Army - Sharp As A Needle

08 The Sugarhill Gang - Apache (Jump On It)

09 Doug Wimbish & Fats Comet - Don't Forget That Beat (Alternate Dub)

10 Mark Stewart - Fatal Attraction

11 Singers & Players - This Assembly

12 African Head Charge - Timbuktu Express

13 Adrian Sherwood - Starship Bahia

14 New Age Steppers - Fade Away

15 Keith LeBlanc - Taxcider

16 Gary Clail & On-U Sound System with Bim Sherman - Two Thieves and a Liar

17 Dub Syndicate - Stoned Immaculate

African Head Charge Pick

This is another On-U Sound family pick. Most of the albums have Adrian Sherwood on them, usually in multiple capacities. But also several of the albums included members of Tackhead. Especially Skip McDonald, but also Keith LeBlanc and Doug Wimbish. But the band was a revolving door circling around Bonjo Iyabinghi Noah. It started with Sherwood and him, but everyone in the scene participated at one point or another. Not all the tracks on this pick have everyone from Tackhead on it. But most have at least Adrian Sherwood or one of the other guys from the Band. So it is an associated Tackhead family pick. It was hard for me to distill this down to such a small amount of tracks. I could listen to most all the albums in their entirety. So I tried to get something from most all the albums to give you a sense, if you don't know them. But well worth getting all their albums. But especially the ones on On-U Sound, the earlier albums and their "comeback" album from 2023. If you want to, there are a few compilations that put together two albums in one. And there also are some box sets. 

African Head Charge Pick

01 African Head Charge - Drums Of Defiance

02 African Head Charge - In 'I' Head

03 African Head Charge - Dub Some More

04 African Head Charge - World Peace

05 African Head Charge - Hold Some More

06 African Head Charge - Stebeni's Theme

07 African Head Charge - Timbuktu Express

08 African Head Charge - Makola Market

09 African Head Charge - Positive Thoughts & Mind

10 African Head Charge - You Learn

11 African Head Charge - Sankofa

12 African Head Charge - Off The Beaten Track

13 African Head Charge - Dinosaur’s Lament

14 African Head Charge - Dervish Chant

15 African Head Charge - Microdosing

16 African Head Charge - Heading to Glory

Adrian Sherwood Pick

More of the Tackhead family picks. Today it's Adrian Sherwood. The hardest and the easiest to make a pick for. Easy because so much is associated with Sherwood and hard because of the same reason. I left out anything I knew was just a remix of his. He has million of those from tons of artists. I tried to get only him with or in a band. Even that is hard. Some of the bands he was in involved him only twiddling dials. But like Eno, he twiddled well. Most of these bands/artists say Sherwood . But several we know for sure he was in but didn't say his name. Some are tracks from the individual artists picks that we used, but I also picked a few that I didn't use before. I said it before, but listen to this through and then listen with the other picks combined. It's very interesting.

Adrian Sherwood Pick

01 Gary Clail's Tackhead Sound System - What's My Mission Now (Fight the Devil)

02 Adrian Sherwood - Hari Up Hari

03 Voice Of Authority - Stopping And Starting

04 The Near Jazz Experience & Adrian Sherwood - Beachcomber In Dub

05 Lsk & Adrian Sherwood - The Way Of The World

06 Gaudi featuring Adrian Sherwood - Dub's Nine Lives

07 Sherwood & Pinch - Shadowrun

08 Adrian Sherwood featuring Daddy Freddy & Ghetto Priest & Jen Jen - We No Normal (Anger Management)

09 Suns Of Arqa featuring Adrian Sherwood - Acid Tabla (Adrian Sherwood Mix)

10 Dub Syndicate - Health Food

11 Sherwood & Pinch - Lies

12 Adrian Sherwood - Starship Bahia

13 Denise Sherwood, Adrian Sherwood, On-U Sound - Sweet Mary Jane

14 Sherwood & Pinch - One Law For The Rich

15 Lee Scratch Perry And Adrian Sherwood - Lucky Tarzan

16 Adrian Sherwood - Animal Magic

17 Creation Rebel & New Age Steppers - Chemical Specialist

18 Gaudi featuring Adrian Sherwood - Dub Out Of Theremin

Keith LeBlanc Pick

Not too many more, probably of this Tackhead tangent. This pick is Keith LeBlanc, drummer extraordinaire. Like the other boys in Tackhead he was in the Sugarhill Gang studio and on a million songs for that label. A couple on here. He was also in Little Axe (see Skip McDonald post three days ago). Sorry no tracks here. I did get a few others that were good instead. Obviously some solo stuff, but also a couple of one of projects that I liked and think are pretty cool. He has the coolest (or stupidest) names for bands: Forehead Bros.? Dumb Guys? But also has done some stuff with people like Grandmaster Flash, Melle Mel, Malcolm X, Jello Biafra, etc. I had to include some of that. And the more (to me) out there stuff like his blues on The Chess Project and things like Wood, Brass & Steel. C'mon who does that kind of stuff? So much I left out, but that's what this is about making the hard decisions for the moment. Just know that you could find a bunch more just as good (or better) if you even barely look. I mixed the rap in between the dub and industrial, but by bpm and energy.

Keith LeBlanc Pick

01 Keith LeBlanc & Jello Biafra - Message From Our Sponsor-Object-Subject

02 Interference - Global Game

03 Keith LeBlanc - Ending

04 Malcolm X & Keith LeBlanc - No Sell Out

05 Keith LeBlanc - Maneuvers

06 Forehead Bros. - Circular Motion

07 Keith LeBlanc & Melle Mel - What Order

08 Keith LeBlanc - Uh!

09 Dumb Guys - Rap O Matic (Dub 7' edit)

10 Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five - Freedom

11 Keith LeBlanc - These Sounds

12 Wood, Brass & Steel - Theme Song

13 Keith LeBlanc - Scream

14 Fine Quality featuring Cuz - Aah Dance

15 Keith LeBlanc - Skin Stretch

16 Schaft featuring Keith LeBlanc - Thirsty Fly

17 The Chess Project - Boom Boom Out Go The Lights

18 Keith LeBlanc - Taxcider

Doug Wimbish Pick

Another pick from the Tackhead family. This time Doug Wimbish. Like some of the others, perhaps more, he played on albums from everyone. Also like many of the guys from Tackhead he played on pretty much every On-U Sound recording project. I put on a few solo songs, but more of the associated stuff. There just was so much. Early rap on Sugarhill. I put a few different songs than some of the others. I love the Grandmaster Melle Mel and almost forgot The Sequence. This time I added Barmy Army and the Tackhead required songs. Wimbish was also in Living Colour so you get a track from that. Nona Hendryx with a track not on the pick I made earlier this year. I almost added Depeche Mode, but instead added Mos Def and Candi Staton. Two covers that I liked. This comp is a little different sounding, but again, if you play it next to any of those other picks of the last few days, you'd hear some similarities.

Doug Wimbish Pick

01 Brand New Funk - Interlude

02 Tackhead featuring LSK - Rulers & Foolers

03 Living Colour - Who Shot Ya

04 Doug Wimbish - Revolution

05 Roots Manuva & Doug Wimbish - Spit Bits

06 Doug Wimbish - Quasimodo

07 Keith Leblanc - Move

08 Anne Marie - Dangerous Dub

09 Tackhead featuring Doug Wimbish - Crosstown Traffic

10 Jungle Funk - Trance

11 Barmy Army - Mind The Gap

12 The Sequence - Funk You Up

13 Grandmaster Melle Mel & The Furious Five - Hustlers Convention

14 Doug Wimbish & Fats Comet - Don't Forget That Beat (Alternate Dub)

15 The Static Seekers - Body Automatic

16 Headfake - Cycles

17 Mos Def - Sunshine

18 Nona Hendryx - If Looks Could Kill (D.O.A.)

19 Candi Staton - Suspicious Minds

Bim Sherman Pick

I cannot seem to break away from this tangent I am on. Today's pick is Bim Sherman. Who had plenty of albums and success before On-U Sound and plenty after, too. But also was featured on a few tracks with Tackhead, Dub Syndicate, Strange Parcels, Gary Clail & On-U Sound System. I added some early tracks and some later tracks on his own, plus tracks with the above. I said it before. The tracks with Gary Clail always stick in my head. One track that I posted before and the last track that I saved. Sherman just has that sound that I really love. And Adrian Sherwood takes good care of that, although when you listen to the none Sherwood produced tracks the voice just is captivating.

Bim Sherman Pick

01 Tackhead featuring Bim Sherman - Stealing

02 Bim Sherman - Mighty Ruler

03 Bim Sherman - Sit And Wonder

04 Gary Clail & On-U Sound System with Bim Sherman - Beef

05 Bim Sherman And The Strange Parcels - Man Next Door

06 Strange Parcels & Bim Sherman - More Is Insane

07 Bim Sherman - Lightning & Thunder

08 Bim Sherman - Slummy Ghetto Pt. 2

09 Bim Sherman - Keep On Trying

10 Bim Sherman - Can I Be Free (From Crying)

11 Bim Sherman - Lovers Leap

12 Bim Sherman & Dub Syndicate - Haunting Ground

13 Bim Sherman - Golden Locks

14 Bim Sherman - Just Can't Stand It

15 Bim Sherman - Across The Red Sea

16 Bim Sherman - Golden Morning Star

17 Gary Clail & On-U Sound System with Bim Sherman - Two Thieves and a Liar

Skip McDonald Pick

More of the Tackhead pick. The last several days have been one On-U Sound family pick. Not that they have been all On-U, they haven't been. But related, yes. Skip McDonald, or Little Axe, as he sometimes goes by, has definitely been associated with the whole cabal. Started with them in Sugarhill Gang, did a bunch of associated rap bands and songs. I include a couple. He also played with a ton of other bands as the studio go to guy. I only included a few. I didn't include Sinead O'Connor or Donna Summer or tons more. Search for him, though. He's played with a lot of people. He doesn't have much solo stuff under his own name. Mostly on the On-U compilations. The rest is under Little Axe. I love the Lee Perry, Little Annie and the Barmy Army. Some of the tracks on the previous days posts also include Skip, so check them out. Very incestuous. They all appear on each other's stuff. Sometimes uncredited or with made up names.

Skip McDonald Pick

01 Grandmaster Flash - The Message

02 The Sugarhill Gang - Apache (Jump On It)

03 Afrika Bambaataa - Funk You

04 Little Axe - Ride On (Fight On)

05 Little Axe - Midnight Dream

06 Little Axe - Grinning In Your Face

07 Little Axe - If I Had My Way

08 Little Axe - Speakeasy

09 Little Axe - Soul Of A Man

10 Skip McDonald - Hammerhead

11 Little Axe - Song To Sing

12 Little Annie - Give it to me

13 Doug Wimbish - Quasimodo

14 Barmy Army - Leroy's Boots

15 Bim Sherman - Lovers Leap

16 Daby Toure & Skip McDonald - Time Has Come

17 Lee Scratch Perry - Seven Devils Dead

18 ABC - Tower Of London

19 Will Downing - In My Dreams

Mark Stewart Pick

I'm obviously on a thread here over the last few days. This pick of Mark Stewart is also related to the On-U Sound stable. He was also in The Pop Group and part of New Age Steppers and other On-U Sound bands. But today, all you get is a few Pop Group songs and Mark solo and with Maffia. I put a couple of twelve inch versions because they were good, but also shorter, so I could add an extra song or so. I got a little from as many albums as I could. I didn't add any New Age Steppers (saved that for an upcoming family pick). This is harder than some of the stuff over the last few days, but it's all good. Each of these covers is different, but they have similar layouts.

Mark Stewart Pick

01 Mark Stewart - Dream Kitchen (Unreleased 12 Version)

02 Mark Stewart & The Maffia - Hysteria

03 Mark Stewart & The Maffia - Radio Freedom

04 Mark Stewart + Maffia - Liberty City

05 Mark Stewart - The Puppet Master

06 Mark Stewart - Stranger Than Love

07 Mark Stewart - These Things Happen

08 Mark Stewart & The Maffia - Hypnotised (Unique New York 12 Version)

09 Mark Stewart - Babycino

10 Mark Stewart - The Lunatics Are Taking Over The Asylum

11 The Pop Group - We Are All Prostitutes

12 Mark Stewart - Gustav Says

13 The Pop Group - We Are Time

14 The Pop Group - Beyond Good And Evil

15 Mark Stewart - Mr. You're A Better Man Than I

16 Mark Stewart + Maffia - Jerusalem

17 Mark Stewart & The Maffia - Paranoia

Gary Clail Pick

This is related somewhat to yesterday's pick. Gary Clail did play with Tackhead Sound System. He also is closely related to Adrian Sherwood, but he also worked with Paul Oakenfold. I included the club hit that they did, but put in the original version that has Billy Graham samples throughout it. That was added as an extra track on a Japanese pressing. One of my favorite tracks, but probably less known I saved for a family pick later. There was enough for here any way. Some of the On-U Sound System, Tackhead Sound System, solo stuff, some  singles and I love the Tennessee Ernie Ford cover (written by Merle Travis). It's a great cover. The one that gets caught in my head, though, is the one he does with Bim Sherman. How low can you go? Try playing this right after yesterday's pick. It works really well. I do have a couple of doubles, but I also have a track that doesn't appear there (and it easily could.)

Gary Clail Pick

01 Gary Clail's Tackhead Sound System - Reality

02 Gary Clail - Enough Is Enough

03 Gary Clail's Tackhead Sound System - Mind at the End of the Tether

04 Gary Clail - Half Cut For Confidence

05 Gary Clail Sound System - Control

06 Gary Clail & On-U Sound System with Bim Sherman - Beef

07 Gary Clail & On-U Sound System - Bad Natured

08 Gary Clail - Speak No Evil

09 Gary Clail's Tackhead Sound System - Hard Left

10 Gary Clail & On-U Sound System - False Leader (Parts 1 & 2)

11 Gary Clail & On-U Sound System - Escape

12 Gary Clail - Who Pay The Piper

13 Gary Clail - Sixteen Tons

14 Gary Clail - Another Hard Man

Tackhead Pick

I could easily do a Tackhead family pick or two and probably one for each person associated with the band. Look them up if you don't know about these guys. If just for their association with Sugarhill Gang or with On-U Sound and Adrian Sherwood, they would be great. Their studio work is probably as varied as the boys behind the scenes at Motown. Here I took a track of them as Strange Parcels, a couple when they were Fats Comet. Plus with Keith LeBlanc, Mark Stewart, Gary Clail and DJ Cheese and all the rest from each of their albums. I added a few covers and a track they redid, but gave you the original version with Melle Mel. I left a  track or two for an up and coming family pick. Listening to it again last night, it really is a good sampling. I saw these guys live a couple of times in the 90's. They were good. So good.

Tackhead Pick

01 Tackhead - Loose Booty (Adrian Sherwood Mix)

02 Tackhead - Tell Me the Hurt

03 Tackhead - For The Love Of Money

04 Tackhead - Ticking Time Bomb

05 Gary Clail's Tackhead Sound System - Mind at the End of the Tether

06 Tackhead featuring Melle Mel - Original Sex

07 Tackhead - Super Stupid

08 Strange Parcels - Disconnection

09 Tackhead with DJ Cheese - King Of The Beat (Tackhead Remix)

10 Tackhead - Fire

11 Fats Comet - Rockchester

12 Fats Comet - Dub Storm

13 Gary Clail's Tackhead Sound System - Hard Left

14 Tackhead featuring Doug Wimbish - Crosstown Traffic

15 Keith LeBlanc - Major Malfunction

16 Mark Stewart & The Maffia - Jerusalem

17 Tackhead - Strange Things

Dub Syndicate

English band Dub Syndicate is, for me, one of the most perfect dub reggae bands. Try the Mad Professor Dub Me Crazy Pick for another one. Forget Adrian Sherwood, or the Tackhead connections (although I will have a Tack>>Head pick coming soon). Forget the Lee Perry connections, even though I put two tracks on here, Don't think of the On-U Sound. Forget everything you know about them. Just put this compilation on and listen. There are twenty compilations they've put out (and they are all good), I might pick a different set tomorrow, but today it's this one. I should have played other tracks. I should have picked tracks from the other really good Lee Perry album with them. But I  didn't. It goes against my one CD length rule by almost 15 minutes, but forget all that. Just play it. But really any of their stuff. You can't go wrong.

Dub Syndicate

01 Dub Syndicate - Night Train

02 Dub Syndicate - Hey Ho

03 Dub Syndicate - Substyle

04 Dub Syndicate - Wadada

05 Dub Syndicate - 2001 Love

06 Dub Syndicate - Sound Clash

07 Dub Syndicate - One In A Billion

08 Dub Syndicate - Dubbing Is A Must

09 Dub Syndicate - Boggled Minds

10 Lee Scratch Perry & Dub Syndicate - Jungle

11 Lee Scratch Perry & Dub Syndicate - De Devil Dead

12 Dub Syndicate - No Bed Of Roses

13 Dub Syndicate - Time (Version)

14 Dub Syndicate - Togetherness

15 Dub Syndicate - Jamaican Proverb

16 Dub Syndicate - Roots Commandment

17 Dub Syndicate - No Dog Barks

18 Dub Syndicate - Stoned Immaculate

What's The Connection? Because 1

No reason for this connection. I made it Because. So stupid. Seriously, I was thinking of the Beatles and Dave Clark Five and Patti Smith covering Bruce Springsteen. Not that they go together or anything, but because they all were cool songs I liked. I started looking for more songs and found a ton. I'm sure there is enough to do multiple volumes, but these are the ones I picked. It goes all over the place, but surprisingly still sounds kinda good. I will compile more as I feel like it.

What's The Connection? Because 1

01 Afroman - Because I Got High

02 War - Just Because

03 Magazine - Because You're Frightened

04 John Lennon - Just Because

05 The Orb - Before Because

06 Masami Tsuchiya - Because

07 Dean Martin - Because You're Mine

08 Tower Of Power - Because I Think The World Of You

09 Soft Boys - I Like Bananas (Because They Have No Bones) [Live]

10 Rolling Stones - Maybe It's Because I'm a Londoner

11 Echo & The Bunnymen - All Because Of You Days

12 David Bowie - Because You're Young

13 Robyn Hitchcock - Because You're Over

14 The Dave Clark Five - Because

15 Beatles - Because

16 Patti Smith Group - Because the Night

17 Frankie Yankovic - Just Because

18 Stevie B - Because I Love You (The Postman Song)

19 U2 - All Because Of You

20 Death In June - Because Of Him

21 Fatboy Slim - Because We Can

22 Cocteau Twins - Because of Whirl-jack

Jangle Pick

There are so many Jangle pop songs that there is not way I am getting even close to covering a comprehensive look at it. K at Butterboy did a decent job of that, so check that out (although I liked K's list it had some tracks that I would argue weren't as much jangle pop as power pop or psychedelic even though there is obviously a lot of crossover). In fact, you could easily argue the same with my pick. And there is crossover from K's comprehensive list to my short one. But I made a few different choices, if not bands, then tracks. And I think a few bands that didn't make the K list. Doesn't matter. This is just my favorite list and I'm sure everyone has one that is different, if even slightly. Hope you like mine. I really just wanted to make a pop art jangle cover that probably fits better with power pop. Oh well.

Jangle Pick

01 Kirsty MacColl - He's On the Beach

02 The Hummingbirds - Tuesday

03 The DB's - Black and White

04 Beatles - Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)

05 The Byrds - The Bells Of Rhymney

06 The La's - There She Goes

07 Young GuV - Living The Dream

08 Todd Rundgren - Couldn't I Just Tell You

09 The Primitives - Haunted

10 The Church - Tear It All Away

11 The Stone Roses - Mersey Paradise

12 The Smiths - There Is A Light That Never Goes Out

13 The Three O'clock - I Go Wild

14 Hollies - Look Through Any Window

15 Soft Boys - The Queen of Eyes

16 The Orange Humble Band - Down In Your Dreams

17 Guadalcanal Diary - Litany (Life Goes On)

18 Love Tractor - Buy Me A Million Dollars

19 Miracle Legion - All For The Best

20 REM - So. Central Rain

21 Advantage Lucy - So

22 The Blow Pops - I Know Nancy

23 Oh-Ok - Brother

24 Martha & the Muffins - Echo Beach

What's The Connection? Trouble 1

I couldn't use any troubled songs, no troublemakers, nothing doubled, nothing plural, so no troubles. Just plain old Trouble. This WTC started with two songs. The Lindsey Buckingham (which, as you know was in another pick earlier this past week) and Lydia Lunch with the Anubian Lights. I got to see her play with them in New York one time. It was a good show. It was their show and she guested on a few songs. There are way more songs with Trouble in the title, so expect that another will show up eventually. That's the Trouble With a connection like this.

What's The Connection? Trouble 1

01 Natalia Kills - Trouble

02 Violent Femmes - Girl Trouble

03 Brenton Wood - Trouble

04 Beth Hart - Trouble

05 Jackie DeShannon - Trouble

06 Christina Aguilera - I Got Trouble

07 Frank Zappa - Trouble Every Day

08 Lindsey Buckingham - Trouble

09 Romeo Void - A Girl In Trouble (Is A Temporary Thing)

10 Buck Naked  And The Bare Bottom Boys - Trouble

11 P!nk - Trouble

12 Lydia Lunch with The Anubian Lights - Trouble

13 Chesterfields - Trouble

14 Coldplay - Trouble

15 Keith Richards - Trouble

16 Buckwheat Zydeco - Trouble

17 Heaven 17 - Trouble

18 Taylor Swift - I Knew You Were Trouble

19 The Flying Lizards - Trouble

20 Cage The Elephant - Trouble

21 Daniel Ash - Trouble

Blecch!

I started this pick with one song each of Balance and Lindsey Buckingham. I used to play thos songs at a bar I DJ'd at in the 80's. They were the mix to songs or the mix from songs. Most people have little idea that a DJ at a bar is not supposed to kepp you dancing non-stop. He's supposed to help sell drinks. So you get people to dance hard for several songs and then switch it completely around so they are sweaty and thirsty and get a drink whil you rile up another group to dance. Rock to Country, Country to Disco etc, etc. This pick has nothing to do with that strategy, but those two songs were ones I used to transition and I liked them. I've been listening to a bit of Iggy, so Ryuichi made it here. M (Robin Scott) and Murray Head were put in because I was looking at remixes (because of Iggy) and the rest kind of fell into place. The Mad Magazine nod with the title and Alfred E Neuman came out of the ether. No one knows how or why, especially me. But there it is. I changed the order of this one so many times and exchanged songs a few times as well. But the ones above stayed in.

Blecch!

01 Fabulous Poodles - When the Summer's Thru

02 Ryuichi Sakamoto featuring Iggy Pop - Risky (12 Inch Remix)

03 Toto - Georgy Porgy

04 Japan - I Second That Emotion

05 KC & The Sunshine Band - Please Don't Go

06 The Primitives - I'll Be Your Mirror

07 The Wolfgang Press - A Girl Like You

08 Dan Hartman - I Can Dream About You

09 Jackson Browne - Somebody's Baby

10 The Alan Parsons Project - Games People Play

11 Todd Rundgren - I Saw The Light

12 M - Pop Musik Remix (12 inch)

13 Murray Head - One Night In Bangkok (remix)

14 Lindsey Buckingham - Trouble

15 Balance - Breaking Away

16 Cars - Heartbeat City

17 Alison Moyet - All Cried Out

18 Brix & The Extricated - Moonrise Kingdom

19 Joe Jackson - Steppin' Out

Exterminator

I don't have a good story for this one. I was thinking of the Soft Boys and the Young Fresh Fellows and seeing if I could pull songs around those two, but not pulling songs from a couple of my other comps. I tried to put songs I hadn't used a million times on another pick, but still have ones I liked, just less obvious tracks. Like The Cars. Or Butthole Surfers. Joe Jackson. Tracks I really like, but aren't what I usually use. That went out the window a couple of times, just because there was a time that I said, too bad it just fits better. I hope you like it. One thing, I did change the order on this one multiple times. I wasn't happy the way a few fit next to each other. This story will have to do. I'll try to think of a better story for the next couple, but I may fail on that. Since I know what I believe is coming up. Oh, I know what I was going to say. An appraiser question. What's the difference between termites and beetles?

Exterminator

01 Elvis Costello - (I Don't Want To Go To) Chelsea

02 Cage The Elephant - In One Ear

03 Drivin' N' Cryin' - Scarred But Smarter

04 The Jazz Butcher - She's on Drugs

05 Material Issue - What If I Killed Your Boyfriend

06 Passengers - Girlfriend's Boyfriend

07 Young Fresh Fellows - Rock 'n' Roll Pest Control

08 Vapors - Turning Japanese

09 Cake - The Distance

10 Beck - E-Pro

11 Boomtown Rats - She's So Modern

12 The Nips - All The Time In The World

13 Butthole Surfers - Hey

14 Monochrome Set - Jacob's Ladder

15 Soft Boys - Rock 'n' Roll Toilet

16 The Cars - Funtime

17 Flesh For Lulu - Decline And Fall

18 Joe Jackson - Out of Style

19 The Jam - Away From The Numbers

20 Juliana Hatfield Three - My Sister

21 Jimmy Eat World - Beautiful Day With My Best Friend

22 Miracle Legion - The Backyard

23 Hoodoo Gurus - Like Wow--Wipeout

24 The Beat - There She Goes

25 Roman Holliday - Don't Try To Stop It

Snowballin' 7

I've done several other of these Snowballin' picks, but it's been awhile since I posted one. I have a few others pretty much ready to go (I also updated the previous Snowballin' links) but I may wait for the posting of those new ones. I am still getting the order ready. What you need to understand is that Snoballin' is slow dancing, but just slowly turning round and round holding on as young men and women used to do before they were worried about anything except whether their breath or BO was smelling bad. Something that happened at prom's around the world, I'm sure. These are some of those songs played at these events. Not always about love, but some was for sure. Either way if you were normal, you weren't sure about anything, but you hoped the other person liked you as much as you liked them. And one of you were probably not right.

Snowballin' 7

104 Zapp - Be Alright

105 Heatwave - Sho'nuff Must Be Luv

106 Bootsy Collins - I'd Rather Be With You

107 Gq - It's Your Love

108 Leon Haywood - I Want'a Do Something Freaky To You

109 Kool & The Gang - Jones Vs. Jones

110 Mary Jane Girls - All Night Long

111 Andy Gibb - I Just Want To Be Your Everything

112 Rose Royce - Ooh Boy

113 Barry White - Can't Get Enough Of Your Love

114 Con Funk Shun - Love's Train

115 Funkadelic - I'll Stay

116 Mother's Finest - Love Changes

117 Maze & Frankie Beverly - Happy Feelin's

118 Willie Hutch - I Choose You

119 Earth Wind & Fire - Can't Hide Love

Young Fresh Fellows Pick

Yesterday we were in England and today the Pacific Northwest. If you haven't been, it's beautiful, it can be dreary and yet there are some amazing bands that have come out of there. I'm pretty sure they no longer play together anymore which is a shame. They're old by now, but I saw them several times and they were a wonder to behold. Always a small venue. And always so much energy. Once I saw them at such a little club that they spilled out off the stage, sweat dripping on all of us. The drummer had one of those whip antennae's on his cymbal, so everytime he whacked it it would go flying out over the audience and he'd have to wait until it got back to whack it again. Hilarious! This pick is my favorites from them.

Young Fresh Fellows Pick

01 Young Fresh Fellows - Taco Wagon

02 Young Fresh Fellows - I Hate Everything

03 Young Fresh Fellows - Loud Loud Loud Loud Guitars

04 Young Fresh Fellows - When the Girls Get Here

05 Young Fresh Fellows - Rock 'n' Roll Pest Control

06 Young Fresh Fellows - Beer Money

07 Young Fresh Fellows - How Much About Last Night Do You Remember

08 Young Fresh Fellows - My Boyfriend's In Killdozer

09 Young Fresh Fellows - Amy Grant

10 Young Fresh Fellows - No One Really Knows

11 Young Fresh Fellows - A Fake Hello

12 Young Fresh Fellows - Get Outta My Cave

13 Young Fresh Fellows - Hillbilly Drummer Girl

14 Young Fresh Fellows - This Time Is Ours

15 Young Fresh Fellows - Rotation

16 Young Fresh Fellows - Picture Book

17 Young Fresh Fellows - Little Bell

18 Young Fresh Fellows - Old Guy

19 Young Fresh Fellows - Down By The Pharmacy

20 Young Fresh Fellows - Topsy Turvy Theme

21 Young Fresh Fellows - Young Fresh Fellows Theme

22 Young Fresh Fellows - Barky's Spiritual Store

23 Young Fresh Fellows - Let The Good Times Crawl

24 Young Fresh Fellows - Searchin' U.S.A.

25 Young Fresh Fellows - Lost Track of Time

26 Young Fresh Fellows - Never Had It Bad

27 3 French Fellows - Rock And Roll Guitars

Yaz Pick

I did an earlier pick of Vince Clarke Family and I had some of these songs in it, but this pick goes a different direction. It's more from Alison Moyet's point of view. Yaz or Yazoo, depending on what country you are from, only had a couple of real albums before they split up (all friendly like) and Alison (or Alf as she was known - as if I knew her - I didn't unfortunately) went solo and Vince went to five million other projects (see the link above). Here are my favorites of her. I kind of feel this is cheating if you will because she has greatest hits and Yaz has compilations and anthologies, so it wouldn't be that hard to put  this together yourself. And frankly any of those anotholgies would be good. I just put them in slightly different order and used a couple of my favorite versions. It'll have to do. You can't go wrong as they are all good.

Yaz Pick

01 Alison Moyet - Invisible

02 Yazoo - Winter Kills

03 Alison Moyet - That Ole Devil Called Love

04 Yazoo - Mr Blue

05 Yazoo - Only You

06 Alison Moyet - Weak In The Presence Of Beauty

07 Yazoo - State Farm

08 Yazoo - I Before E Except After C

09 Yazoo - Ode To Boy

10 Alison Moyet - Is This Love

11 Yazoo - Situation (US 12 Mix)

12 Alison Moyet - Love Resurrection

13 Yazoo - Don't Go

14 Yazoo - Midnight

15 Yazoo - Nobody's Diary

16 Yazoo - Bring Your Love Down (Didn't I)

17 Yazoo - Goodbye 70's

18 Yazoo - Tuesday

19 Yazoo - The Other Side Of Love

20 Alison Moyet - All Cried Out

21 Yazoo - Anyone

Life's Good, Too

I did this mixtape as a pick both two and too as a continuation, but completely separate from the first one of the Life's Good picks. Some I had extra for the first part, some was recommended (thanks for the recommendations) and some just came to me as I was going along. I still wanted to convey a good life, a life filled with groovy vibrations. Just nice songs. One of my favorites of this one is the Lil Brian. It can't get any better than a summer day enjoying yourself on a drive and being so laid back that you can steer with your thighs. I purposely did not use Simon and Garfunkel and instead used Harpers Bizarre. Yes, I like both versions. It's just weird that I heard that version first. I think you could probably do one of these with all Bossa Nova songs, but I was good.

Life's Good, Too

21 Cocoa Tea - Good Life

22 Hall & Oates - You Make My Dreams

23 The Specials - Do Nothing

24 Barenaked Ladies - Good Life

25 Tony Bennett - The Good Life

26 Lil Brian & the Zydeco Travelers - Thigh Drivin'

27 Prince - The Good Life

28 Harpers Bizarre - The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)

29 Barbra Streisand - Lazy Afternoon

30 Wham! - Club Tropicana

31 Harmony Grass - What a Groovy Day

32 C2C - Happy

33 Boney M. - Sunny

34 Astrud Gilberto & Walter Wanderley - So Nice

35 The Mindbenders - A Groovy Kind Of Love

36 OneRepublic - Good Life

37 Ringo Starr - Life Is Good

38 Small Faces - Lazy Sunday

39 Cracker - The Good Life

40 Beach Boys - Good Vibrations

41 Spanky and Our Gang - Lazy Day

42 Isley Brothers - Summer Breeze

What's The Connection? Free

On this day we hope we are as Free as the constitution of the USA. We'll see how the election goes today and hopefully we do not see too much more of the dangerous rhetoric on both sides for the next few elections. I had already done a Freedom WTC and, sorry I used two of the same songs in each.  (Soup Dragons and the Who) I used the Soup Dragons, because I was listening to the Untouchables and wanted a compilation using their song and the Soup Dragons and Special AKA. The Who was by accident. Most of these songs in this connection have nothing to do with being free to vote and just use Free in the title. Some of my favorite Free songs. Go vote if you are American.

What's The Connection? Free

01 REM - Radio Free Europe (Original Hib-Tone single)

02 Tom Petty - Free Fallin'

03 Concrete Blonde - Free

04 Cream - I Feel Free

05 Emma Bunton - Free Me

06 The Soup Dragons featuring Junior Reid - I'm Free

07 Who - I'm Free

08 Candi Staton - Young Hearts Run Free

09 The Fall - Free Range

10 Kinks - Set Me Free

11 Until December - Free Again

12 Ray Charles - Don't Set Me Free

13 Sylvers - Free Style

14 Chicago - Free

15 Voice Farm - Hey Free Thinker

16 Edgar Winter - Free Ride

17 Special Aka - Free Nelson Mandela

18 Ringo Starr - Free Drinks

19 Jimi Hendrix - Stone Free

20 Ohio Players - I Want To Be Free

21 Untouchables - Free Yourself

Peter Case Pick

Over the last several days or so, I've made a pick for The Nerves family and separately for Paul Collin's Beat. Now it's the turn for Peter Case. Frankly, I love some of his stuff and don't care as much about some of the other stuff. He was amazing with The Plimsouls. I included several songs (including a different version of one song). I included one track of each of the Breakaways and the Nerves. I tried to get songs he wrote. The other good ones I put in the previous picks. The rest is his solo work. And, for me, some of it is hit and miss. I tried to get a little something from across the whole output of his, though. So if you are into some of that I am not as into it, you still get it. Most is pretty good though. Judge for yourself. I can make a Case for the Plimsouls being the peak of his best stuff. I'm willing to have you change my mind.

Peter Case Pick

01 The Breakaways - One Way Ticket

02 Peter Case - Banks Of The River

03 Peter Case - On The Way Downtown

04 Dave Alvin & Peter Case - Monday Morning Blues

05 Peter Case - Steel Strings

06 Peter Case - Bumble Bee

07 Peter Case - Pelican Bay

08 Peter Case - Have You Ever Been In Trouble

09 Peter Case - Charlie James

10 Peter Case - Beyond The Blues

11 Peter Case - Gone

12 Peter Case - Entella Hotel

13 Peter Case - Old Blue Car

14 Peter Case - Every 24 Hours

15 Peter Case - Blind Luck

16 Plimsouls - Oldest Story in the World

17 Plimsouls - Zero Hour (Original Version)

18 Plimsouls - Now

19 Plimsouls - A Million Miles Away

20 Peter Case - Coulda Shoulda Woulda

21 The Nerves - When You Find Out

22 Plimsouls - Everywhere at Once

Wall Of Voodoo Family

A couple of days ago I did a pick of Stan Ridgway who was the first lead singer of Wall Of Voodoo. He has so much solo stuff that's good that I have more here and no doubles. The next main lead singer was Andy Prieboy and I have a few tracks with him solo and with other artists. You will notice Johnette Napolitano on several tracks with him and with Marc Moreland. She did a few things with both of them fom Wall Of Voodoo, including Pretty & Twisted (reminds me of Concrete Blonde- a juxtaposition of names). Joe Nanini drummed for Lonesome Strangers. He also played for a bunch of bands as a touring musician and was a studio musician, but I couldn't confirm the exact tracks he played on. I did include some Wall Of Voodoo, but they are less well known tracks. One from an extra track from a cassette and another from the movie Weird Science and the first one from a UK only single.

Wall Of Voodoo Family

01 Stan Ridgway - Behind Closed Doors

02 Stan Ridgway - Bing Can't Walk

03 Lonesome Strangers - Lonesome Pine

04 Stan Ridgway - This Town Called Fate

05 Andy Prieboy with Johnette Napolitano - Whole Lodda Love

06 Johnette Napolitano with Marc Moreland - Hurting Each Other

07 Pretty & Twisted - The Highs Are Too High

08 Stan Ridgway - End of the Line

09 Stan Ridgway - Your Rockin' Chair

10 Stan Ridgway - Hanging Johnny

11 Stan Ridgway - The Overlords

12 Marc Moreland Mess - Hey Lady

13 Department of Crooks - Plan 9 From Las Vegas

14 Stan Ridgway - Big Dumb Town

15 Wall Of Voodoo - Big City

16 Andy Prieboy - Tomorrow Wendy

17 Stan Ridgway - Sixteen Tons

18 Wall Of Voodoo - Exercise

19 Wall Of Voodoo - Deep In The Jungle

Paul Collins Pick

I always knew them as the Beat, but they ended up being Paul Collins' Beat and eventually as Paul Collins and every variation thereof. A few days ago the pick was The Nerves and that's where Paul Collins came from. It's where the they became the Breakaways (however briefly) and then he broke off to become The Beat. Even from those early days, I loved his song Rock N Roll Girl which for some reason is still not his most famous song. I don't understand why it isn't. But he does have quite afew other good songs over the years as evidenced by this pick. I included a Breakaways track and a couple of Nerves tracks that were in the Nerves family pick. Sorry but you need them to get the rest.

Paul Collins Pick

01 The Breakaways - Walking Out On Love

02 Paul Collins Beat - She Doesn't Want to Hang Around with You

03 The Beat - Let Me Into Your Life

04 Paul Collins' Beat - Dance Dance

05 Paul Collins - It's Gonna Be A Long Time

06 Paul Collins' Beat - Give Me The Drugs

07 Paul Collins' Beat - On The Highway

08 Paul Collins Beat - Hey DJ

09 Paul Collins' Beat - Dreaming

10 Paul Collins - Rock And Roll Shoes

11 Paul Collins - I Need My Rock N'roll

12 The Beat - Working Too Hard

13 Paul Collins - Helen

14 Paul Collins Beat - I Still Want You

15 The Nerves - Give Me Some Time

16 The Beat - You Won't Be Happy

17 Paul Collins' Beat - Broken Hearted

18 Paul Collins' Beat - All Over The World

19 The Beat - There She Goes

20 Paul Collins - Only Girl

21 Paul Collins - C' Mon Let's Go!

22 The Beat - Rock N Roll Girl

23 Paul Collins - Go

24 The Nerves - When You Find Out

Stan Ridgway Pick

A few days ago I posted a pick of Wall Of Voodoo and this is the followup. Most people associate Stan Ridgway with that band and he was integral to it. As the singer he gets quite a lot of credit for the band's sound and if you listen to much of his solo stuff, you can see why. The voice is distinct. And some of the solo stuff he's done sounds like Wall Of Voodoo and it's quite good. I'm going to say that the other fellows in the band were equally as important, but let's leave that for a future Wall Of Voodoo Family pick that I am working on now. This pick is missing a few of my favorites since I will use them on the upcoming pick. But that being said most all of them are here. Including Stan playing with Stewart Copeland on a great song. And his biggest "hits" which it's funny to say, he doesn't have hits, but fan favorites might make more sense. I tend to like his stuff that sounds like Wall Of Voodoo best, but his covers of standards are pretty good. Who does it better? Frank? Or Stan?

Stan Ridgway Pick

01 Stan Ridgway - Pick It Up (And Put It In Your Pocket)

02 Stan Ridgway - Mr. Trouble

03 Stan Ridgway - The Big Heat

04 Stan Ridgway - I Wanna Be A Boss

05 Stan Ridgway - Mission Bell

06 Stan Ridgway - Lonely Town

07 Stan Ridgway - Camouflage

08 Stan Ridgway with the Fowler Brothers - Cannon Song

09 Stan Ridgway - Salesman

10 Stan Ridgway - The Coffee Song

11 Stan Ridgway - Calling Out To Carol

12 Stan Ridgway - Can't Complain

13 Stan Ridgway - The Last Honest Man

14 Stan Ridgway - Walkin' Home Alone

15 Stan Ridgway - Drive, She Said

16 Stan Ridgway - Goin' Southbound

17 Stan Ridgway - Peg And Pete And Me

18 Stan Ridgway with Stewart Copeland - Don't Box Me In