What's Next?? #252 Playlist 09/22/17- The "I Don't Want to Die in a Nuclear War" Edition

What's Next??  Show #252

AIR DATE: 09/22/17 12a-3a 91.3 WWUH, West Hartford CT

The "I Don't Want to Die in a Nuclear War" Edition

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This week, we salute the "man who saved the world," Stanislav Petrov, who on September 26, 1983 determined that an activation of the Russian missile defense system was in error. If it weren't for his actions, the Russians would have fired nuclear warheads towards the US, thus starting World War III. 

• Nena- "99 Red Balloons“  Single, 1983, Epic 
• Sting- "Russians“  The Dream of the Blue Turtles, 1985, A&M 
• Siouxie and the Banshees- "Cities in Dust“  Tinderbox, 1985, Geffen 
• Midnight Oil- "Put Down that Weapon“  Diesel and Dust, 1988, Columbia 
• The Kinks- "Apeman“  Lola vs Powerman and the Moneygoround, Pt 1, 1970, Reprise 
• Crosby, Stills & Nash- "Wooden Ships“  Crosby, Stills & Nash, 1969, Atlantic 
• U2- "Seconds“  War, 1983, Island 
• Grateful Dead- "Morning Dew“  Grateful Dead, 1967, Warner Bros 
• Peter Tosh- "No Nuclear War“  No Nuclear War, 1987, EMI 
• Bruce Cockburn- "Lovers in a Dangerous Time“  Stealing Fire, 1984, A&M 
• New Order- "Don't Do It“  Fine Time (Single), 1988, Factory/Quest 
• Morrissey- "Everyday is Like Sunday“  Bona Drag, 1990, Sire 
• Pink Floyd- "Two Suns in the Sunset“  The Final Cut, 1982, CBS 
• Rush- "Distant Early Warning“  Grace Under Pressure, 1984, Mercury 
• Europe- "The Final Countdown“  The Final Countdown, 1986, Epic 
• Donald Fagen- "New Frontier“  The Nightfly, 1982, Warner Bros 
• XTC- "Here Comes President Kill Again“  Oranges and Lemons, 1989, Virgin 
• Talking Heads- "Life During Wartime“  Fear of Music, 1979, Sire 
• Fishbone- "Party at Ground Zero“  Fishbone, 1985, Columbia 
• Peter Gabriel- "Games Without Frontiers“  Peter Gabriel (III), 1980, Geffen 
• The Fugs- "Kill For Peace“  The Fugs, 1966, ESP 
• Genesis- "Land of Confusion“  Invisible Touch, 1986, Atlantic 
• Depeche Mode- "Leave in Silence“  A Broken Frame, 1982, Mute/Sire 
• Tears for Fears- "Everybody Wants to Rule the World“  Songs From the Big Chair, 1985, Mercury 
• The The- "Armagedon Days Are Here (Again)“  Mind Bomb, 1989, Epic 
• Barry McGuire- "Eve of Destruction“  Eve of Destruction, 1965, Dunhill 
• Jefferson Airplane- "The House at Pooneil Corners“  Crown of Creation, 1968, RCA 
• Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman and Howe- "Birthright“  Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman and Howe, 1989, Arista 
• Kate Bush- "Breathing“  Never For Ever, 1980, EMI America 
• Thomas Dolby- "Cloudburst at Shingle Street“  The Golden Age of Wireless, 1982, Capitol 
• David Bowie- "Five Years“  The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars, 1971, RCA 
• Men at Work- "It's a Mistake“  Cargo, 1983, Columbia 
• Steely Dan- "King of the World“  Countdown To Ecstasy, 1973, MCA 
• The Violent Femmes- "Hallowed Ground“  Hallowed Ground, 1984, Slash 
• Billy Joel- "Leningrad“  Storm Front, 1989, Columbia 

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What's Next?? #251 Playlist 09/15/17- The "Back to Math Class" Edition

What's Next??  Show #251

AIR DATE: 09/15/17 12a-3a 91.3 WWUH, West Hartford CT

The "Back to Math Class" Edition

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This week, "What's Next??" settles into the new school year by going back to math class.  That's right, songs that have counting, songs with numbers in them, or numbers in the titles.

• Sam Cooke- "(What a) Wonderful World“  The Best of Sam Cooke, 1959, RCA 
• Joe Jackson- "Breaking Us In Two“  Night and Day, 1982, A&M 
• Boy & Bear- "A Thousand Faces“  Limit of Love, 2015, Universal 
• Coldplay- "2000 Miles“  Christmastime in the 909, 2009, KROQ 
• XTC- "Senses Working Overtime“  English Settlement, 1982, Virgin 
• King Crimson- "Three of a Perfect Pair“  Three of a Perfect Pair, 1981, EG 
• The Bonzo Dog Band- "Blue Suede Shoes“  The Doughnut in Granny's Greenhouse, 1968, Imperial 
• The Who- "1921“  Tommy, 1969, Decca 
• The Rolling Stones- "19th Nervous Breakdown“  Single, 1966, Decca 
• The Doors- "Five to One“  Waiting for the Sun, 1968, Elektra 
• Iron and Wine- "Sixteen, Maybe Less“  In the Reins, 2005, Overcoat 
• David Bowie- "Space Oddity“  David Bowie, 1969, Mercury 
• Peter Schilling- "Major Tom (Coming Home)“  Error in the System, 1982, Elektra 
• Tom Waits- "16 Shells From a Thirty-Ought Six“  Swordfishtrombones, 1983, Island 
• Sting- "Love is the Seventh Wave“  The Dream of the Blue Turtles, 1985, A&M
• Pink Floyd- "Free Four“  Obscured by Clouds, 1972, Harvest 
• Traffic- "40,000 Headmen“  Welcome to the Canteen, 1971, Island 
• Phish- "555“  Fuego, 2014, Jemp 
• Howlin' Wolf- "300 Pounds of Joy“  Single, 1963, Chess 
• The New Basement Tapes- "Six Months in Kanas City (Liberty Street)“  Lost on the River, 2014, Harvest 
• George Benson- "Six to Four“  Breezin', 1976, Warner Bros 
• Suzanne Vega- "99.9F°“  99.9F°, 1992, A&M 
• Toots and the Maytals- "54-46 That's My Number“  Single, 1968, Pyramid 
• The Police- "Murder By Numbers“  Synchronicity, 1983, A&M 
• The Beatles- "You Never Give Me Your Money“  Abbey Road, 1969, Apple 
• Chicago Transit Authority- "Poem 58“  Chicago Transit Authority, 1969, Columbia 
• Genesis- "Seven Stones“  Nursery Cryme, 1971, Charisma 
• Queen- "39“  A Night at the Opera, 1975, Elektra 
• Bryan Ferry- "Seven Deadly Sins“  Bete Noir, 1987, Reprise 
• R.E.M.- "42987“  Murmur, 1983, IRS 
• Belle and Sebastian- "Dirty Dream Number Two“  The Boy with the Arab Strap, 1998, Jeepster 
• Grizly Bear- "Two Weeks“  Veckatimest, 2009, Warp 
• OMD- "ABC Auto Industry“  Dazzle Ships, 1983, Virgin 
• Counting Crows- "A Murder of One“  August And Everything After, 1993, DGC 
• Stray Cats- "(She's) Sexy and 17“  Rant n' Rave with the Stray Cats, 1983, EMI America 
• Tennessee Ernie Ford- "Sixteen Tons“  Single, 1955, Decca 
• Creedence Clearwater Revival- "Ninety-Nine and a Half“  Creedence Clearwater Revival, 1968, Fantasy 
• Frank Zappa- "Fifty-Fifty“  Over-Nite Sensation, 1973, DiscReet 
• Crosby, Stills & Nash- "Helplessly Hoping“  Crosby, Stills & Nash, 1969, Atlantic 

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What's Next?? #250 Playlist 09/09/17- The "They Stab it With Their Steely Knives" Edition

What's Next??  Show #250

AIR DATE: 09/08/17 12a-3a 91.3 WWUH, West Hartford CT

The "They Stab it With Their Steely Knives" Edition

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This week, we pay tribute to Walter Becker, co-founder, songwriter and guitarist of Steely Dan, who passed away this week at the age of 67.  We are featuring the songs of Steely and, and those featuring the many session musicians that they recorded with.

• Steely Dan- "Midnite Cruiser" (VOX-Jim Hodder, GTR-Walter Becker)  Can't Buy A Thrill, 1972, MCA 
• Steely Dan- "Only a Fool Would Say That" (GTR-Jeff ''Skunk'' Baxter)  Can't Buy A Thrill, 1972, MCA 
• The Doobie Brothers- "Take Me In Your Arms" (GTR-Jeff ''Skunk'' Baxter)  Stampede, 1975, Warner Bros 
• Linda Ronstadt- "You're No Good" (Drums-Jim Hodder)  Heart Like a Wheel, 1974, Capitol 
• Steely Dan- "Show Biz Kids" (GTR-Rick Derringer)  Countdown To Ecstasy, 1973, MCA 
• Rick Derringer- "Rock and Roll Hootchie Koo“  All American Boy, 1973, Blue Sky 
• Steely Dan- "Pearl of the Quarter“  Countdown To Ecstasy, 1973, MCA 
• Steely Dan- "Pretzel Logic" (Drums-Jeff Porcoro, KBD-David Paich)  Pretzel Logic, 1974, MCA 
• Warren Zevon- "Night Time in the Switching Yard" (Drums-Jeff Porcoro, KBD-David Paich)  Excitable Boy, 1978, Asylum 
• Steely Dan- "Monkey in Your Soul" (Drums-Porcoro)  Pretzel Logic, 1974, MCA 
• Traffic- "Rock and Roll Stew" (Drums-Jim Gordon)  The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys, 1971, Island 
• Boz Scaggs- "Lido Shuffle" (Porcoro, Paich)  Silk Degrees, 1975, Columbia 
• Jackson Browne- "The Pretender" (Bass-Chuck Rainey, Drums-Porcoro, Jim Gordon)  The Pretender, 1976, Asylum 
• Steely Dan- "With A Gun“ (Drums-Jim Gordon)  Pretzel Logic, 1974, MCA 
• Steely Dan- "The Royal Scam" (GTR-Larry Carlton)  The Royal Scam, 1976, MCA 
• Townes Van Zandt- "You Are Not Needed Now" (GTR-Larry Carlton)  High, Low and In Between, 1971, Tomato 
• Steely Dan- "Haitian Divorce" (GTR-Dean Parks)  The Royal Scam, 1976, MCA 
• America- "You Can Do Magic" (GTR-Dean Parks)  View From the Ground, 1982, Capitol 
• Steely Dan- "Everything You Did“ (Bknd VOX-Timothy B. Schmidt)  The Royal Scam, 1976, MCA 
• Eagles- "I Can't Tell You Why" (Bknd VOX-Timothy B. Schmidt)  The Long Run, 1979, Asylum 
• Steely Dan- "Daddy Don't Live in That New York City No More" (Bknd VOX-Michael McDonald, GTR-Carlton)  Katy Lied, 1975, MCA 
• The Doobie Brothers- "Takin' It to the Streets" (Bknd VOX- Michael McDonald- GTR-Baxter)  Takin' It to the Streets, 1976, Warner Bros 
• Steely Dan- "Any World That I'm Welcome To" (Drums- Hal Blaine)  Katy Lied, 1975, MCA 
• Simon and Garfunkel- "The Only Living Boy in New York" (Drums- Hal Blaine)  Bridge Over Troubled Water, 1970, Columbia 
• Steely Dan- "Everyone's Gone to the Movies" (GTR-Hugh McCracken)  Katy Lied, 1975, MCA 
• John Lennon- "I'm Losing You" (GTR-Hugh McCracken)  Double Fantasy, 1980, Geffen 
• Steely Dan- "Aja" (Sax-Wayne Shorter, Piano-Joe Sample)  Aja, 1977, MCA 
• Weather Report- "Birdland" (Sax-Wayne Shorter)  Heavy Weather, 1977, Columbia 
• B.B. King & Eric Clapton- "Hold On, I'm Coming" (KBD-Joe Sample)  Riding With The King, 2000, Reprise 
• Steely Dan- "Deacon Blues" (GTR-Lee Ritenour)  Aja, 1977, MCA 
• The Brothers Johnson- "Strawberry Letter 23" (GTR-Lee Ritenour)  Right on Time, 1977, A&M 
• Steely Dan- "Babylon Sisters" (Drums-Bernard Purdie)  Gaucho, 1980, MCA 
• James Brown and the Famous Flames- "Ain't That a Groove Pt. 1" (Drums-Bernard Purdie)  It's a Man's Man's Man's Man's World, 1966, King 
• Steely Dan- "Time Out of Mind" (GTR-Mark Knopfler, Sax-Michael Brecker, Trumpet-Randy Brecker)  Gaucho, 1980, MCA 
• Dire Straits- "Your Latest Trick" (GTR-Mark Knopfler, Sax-Michael Brecker, Trumpet-Randy Brecker)  Brothers in Arms, 1985, Warner Bros 

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What's Next?? #249 Playlist 09/01/17- The "What Did I Put In My Backpack?" Edition

What's Next??  Show #249

AIR DATE: 09/07/17 12a-3a 91.3 WWUH, West Hartford CT

The "What Did I Put In My Backpack?" Edition

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This week, we offer a "mixed bag" of songs from a couple of themes- back to school and songs about the hurricane/flooding.

• Peter Gabriel- "Here Comes the Flood“  Peter Gabriel, 1977, Atco 
• The Doors- "Summer's Almost Gone“  Waiting for the Sun, 1970, Elektra 
• Cheech and Chong- "Sister Mary Elephant“  Big Bambu, 1972, Ode 
• Gentle Giant- "Schooldays“  Three Friends, 1972, Columbia 
• The Electric Prunes- "Children of Rain“  Underground, 1967, Reprise 
• The Beatles- "Rain“  Past Masters, Vol 2, 1988, Apple/Capitol 
• Steely Dan- "My Old School“  Countdown To Ecstasy, 1973, MCA 
• Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double Trouble- "Texas Flood“  Texas Flood, 1983, Epic 
• Led Zeppelin- "The Rain Song“  Houses of The Holy, 1973, Atlantic 
• The The- "Kingdom of Rain“  Mind Bomb, 1989, Epic 
• The Boomtown Rats- "I Don't Like Mondays“  The Fine Art of Surfacing, 1979, Columbia 
• Jethro Tull- "Teacher“  Benefit, 1970, Chrysalis 
• Belle and Sebastian- "A Summer Wasting“  The Boy With the Arab Strap, 1998, Jeepster 
• Neil Young And Crazy Horse- "Like A Hurricane“  American Stars 'n Bars, 1977, Reprise 
• The Suitcase Junket- "The Rain“  Dying Star, 2016, Signature Sounds 
• Big Star- "Thirteen“  #1 Record, 1972, Ardent 
• The Police- "Don't Stand So Close to Me“  Zenyatta Mondatta, 1980, A&M 
• Donald Fagen- "Walk Between Raindrops“  The Nightfly, 1981, Warner Bros 
• Crosby Stills Nash & Young- "Teach Your Children“  Deja Vu, 1970, Atlantic 
• Supertramp- "School“  Crime of the Century, 1974, A&M 
• Pink Floyd- "Another Brick in the Wall pt 1“  The Wall, 1979, Columbia 
• Pink Floyd- "The Happiest Days of Our Lives“  The Wall, 1979, Columbia 
• Pink Floyd- "Another Brick in the Wall pt 2“  The Wall, 1979, Columbia 
• Traffic- "Rainmaker“  The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys, 1971, Island 
• Creedence Clearwater Revival- "Have You Ever Seen the Rain?“  Pendulum, 1970, Fantasy 
• Florence and the Machine- "Hurricane Drunk“  Lungs, 2009, Universal 
• Eels- "Lockdown Hurricane“  The Cautionary Tales of Mark Oliver Everett, 2014, E Works 
• The Grateful Dead- "Box of Rain“  American Beauty, 1970, Warner Bros 
• Sting- "Shadows in the Rain“  The Dream of the Blue Turtles, 1985, A&M 
• Paul Simon- "Me and Julio Down By the Schoolyard“  Paul Simon, 1972, Columbia 
• Joe Walsh- "Where I Grew Up/School Days“  Ordinary Average Guy, 1991, Epic 
• Herbie Hancock- "The Eye of the Hurricane“  Maiden Voyage, 1965, Blue Note 
• Israel Nash- "Rain Plans“  Israel Nash's Rain Plans, 2013, Warner Bros 
• The War on Drugs- "Strangest Thing“  A Deeper Understanding, 2017, Atlantic 
• Tender- "Silence“  Modern Addiction, 2017, Partisan 

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What's Next?? #248a Playlist 08/27/17- "The Greatest Show From Earth" (sitting in for TVoD)

What's Next??  Show #248a

AIR DATE: 08/27/17 9p-12a 91.3 WWUH, West Hartford CT

"The Greatest Show From Earth" (sitting in for TVoD)

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Filling in for The Voice of Delorenzoid for the "Greatest Show From Earth" is always an honor, because I listened to this show long before I ever became a WWUH DJ.  This week's show mixed in new and old progressive rock, as well as some surprises thrown in for good measure.

• Bonzo Dog Band- "We are Normal“  The Doughnut in Granny's Greenhouse, 1968, Imperial 
• Lothar and the Hand People- "Space Hymn“  Space Hymn, 1969, Capitol 
• Steve Miller Band- "In My First Mind“  Children of the Future, 1968, Capitol 
• Pink Floyd- "Mudmen“  Obscured By Clouds, 1972, Harvest 
• Nazz- "Loosen Up“  Nazz III, 1971, Rhino 
• Doc Severensen- "In the Court of the Crimson King“  Doc Severensen's Closet, 1969, Command 
• The Ed Palermo Big Band- "The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys“  The Great Un-American Songbook, Vol II, 2017, Cuneiform 
• Urszula Dudziak- "Future Talk“  Future Talk, 1979, Inner City 
• Dixie Dreggs- "Odyssey“  What If, 1978, Capricorn 
• Bill Callahan- "Easy Wind“  Day of the Dead, 2016, 4AD 
• Donovan- "Barabajagal“  Barabajagal, 1969, Epic 
• Whales and Cops- "Futuro Futuro“  Great Bouncing Icebergs, 2008, High Two 
• Jerry Garcia- "Spidergawd“  Garcia, 1972, Warner Bros 
• Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark- "International“  Dazzle Ships, 1983, Virgin 
• Nels Cline- "Snare, Girl“  Lovers, 2016, Memorize and Destroy 
• Thomas Dolby- "One of Our Submarines“  The Golden Age Of Wireless, 1983, Capitol 
• XTC- "Statue of Liberty“  The Compact XTC: The Singles (1978-85), 1978, Virgin 
• Canned Heat- "So Sad (The World is in a Tangle)“  Future Blues, 1970, Liberty 
• Moby Grape- "Hoochie“  Moby Grape '69, 1969, Columbia 
• Love- "Beep Beep“  Black Beauty, 2012, High Moon 
• Can- "Mushroom“  Tago Mago, 1971, United Artists 
• Be Bop Deluxe- "Shine“  Sunburst Finish, 1976, Harvest 
• Monty Python- "Eclipse of the Sun“  Monty Python's Previous Record, 1972, Buddah 
• Grateful Dead- "Dark Star“  Live/Dead, 1969, Warner Bros 
• Cheer-Accident- "More and Less“  Putting off Death, 2017, Cuneiform 
• The Moody Blues- "The Best Way to Travel“  In Search of the Lost Chord, 1978, Deram 
• Tender- "Hypnotized“  Modern Addiction, 2017, Partisan 
• Nonplace Urban Feild- "Pseudogarten“  50 Years of Sunshine, 1993, Silent 
• Klaus Schulze- "Floating“  72-93: The Essential, 1993, Caroline 

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What's Next?? #248 Playlist 08/25/17- The "Post Eclipse Apocalypse" Edition

What's Next??  Show #248

AIR DATE: 08/25/17 12a-3a 91.3 WWUH, West Hartford CT

The "Post Eclipse Apocalypse" Edition

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This past Monday, parts of the continental U. S. experienced a total eclipse of The Sun.  We here in Connecticut were not in the path of totality, but nonetheless, it was an atmospheric phenomenon that is rare.  Join me as I am your tour guide on this magic carpet ride around our planet, the moon, and our closest star neighbor, The Sun.

• Monty Python- "1972 Solar Eclipse“  Monty Python's Previous Record, 1972, Buddah 
• Creedence Clearwater Revival- "Bad Moon Rising“  Green River, 1969, Fantasy 
• The Youngbloods- "Darkness, Darkness“  Elephant Mountain, 1969, RCA 
• Death Cab for Cutie- "Black Sun“  Kintsugi, 2015, Atlantic 
• The Velvet Underground- "Who Loves the Sun?“  Loaded, 1970, Cotillion 
• Bill Withers- "Ain't No Sunshine“  Just As I Am, 1971, Sussex 
• Billy Thorpe- "Children of the Sun“  Children of the Sun, 1979, Capricorn 
• Manfred Mann's Earth Band- "Blinded By The Light“  The Roaring Silence, 1976, Warner Bros 
• They Might Be Giants- "Why Does the Sun Shine?“  Here Comes Science, 2009, Disney 
• Soundgarden- "Black Hole Sun“  Superunknown, 1994, A&M 
• King Khan and the Shrines- "Darkness“  Idle No More, 2013, Merge 
• The Police- "Invisible Sun“  Ghost In The Machine, 1981, A&M 
• Nick Drake- "Things Around the Sun“  Pink Moon, 1972, Island 
• Eric Burdon and War- "Sun/Moon“  The Black Man's Burdon, 1970, MGM/Avenue 
• The Doors- "Waiting For the Sun“  Morrison Hotel, 1970, Elektra 
• Willie Nelson- "Darkness on the Face of the Earth“  Teatro, 1998, Island 
• Donovan- "Sunshine Superman“  Sunshine Superman, 1966, Epic 
• Eels- "A Swallow in the Sun“  The Cautionary Tales of Mark Oliver Everett, 2014, E Works 
• Cat Stevens- "Moonshadow“  Teaser and the Firecat, 1971, A&M 
• Genesis- "Watcher of the Skies“  Foxtrot, 1972, Atlantic 
• King Crimson- "Moonchild“  A Young Person's Guide to King Crimson, 1976, EG 
• Black Mountain- "Mothers of the Sun“  IV, 2016, Jagjaguwar 
• The Jimi Hendrix Experience- "Third Stone From the Sun“  Are You Experienced?, 1967, Reprise 
• Crosby, Stills & Nash- "Dark Star“  CSN, 1977, Atlantic 
• The Sun Ra Quartet- "When There Is No Sun“  New Steps, 1978, Horo 
• Herbie Hancock- "Sun Touch“  Man-Child, 1975, Columbia 
• Bill Frisell- "Reflections From the Moon“  Guitar in the Space Age!, 2014, OKeh 
• Cream- "Sunshine of Your Love“  Disraeli Gears, 1967, Atco 
• The Beatles- "Good Day Sunshine“  Revolver, 1966, Capitol 
• Jonathan Edwards- "Sunshine“  Jonathan Edwards, 1971, Capricorn 
• Paul McCartney and Wings- "C Moon“  Single, 1972, Apple 
• Bruce Springsteen- "Darkness on the Edge of Town“  Darkness on the Edge of Town, 1978, Columbia 
• ZZ Top- "Cheap Sunglasses“  Deguello, 1979, Warner Bros 
• EL VY- "No Time to Crank The Sun“  Return to the Moon, 2015, 4AD 
• Billy Cobham- "Total Eclipse“  Total Eclipse, 1974, Atlantic 
• Yes- "Heart of the Sunrise“  Fragile, 1971, Atlantic 

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What's Next?? #247 Playlist 08/18/17- The "King is Gone, But Not Forgotten" Edition

What's Next??  Show #247

AIR DATE: 08/18/17 12a-3a 91.3 WWUH, West Hartford CT

The "King is Gone, But Not Forgotten" Edition

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This week marks 40 years since the passing of "The King of Rock and Roll," Elvis Presley.  Elvis passed away on August 16, 1977, on the eve oh him embarking on a tour.  Elvis was one of the innovators of the then new musical style dubbed "Rock and Roll," mixing Blues, Jazz, Gospel and Country influences into a new genre.  This week, we'll listen to some of the musical influences of Elvis, as well as some of the artists who were inspired by him.

The first set was inspired by the events that occurred last week in Charlottsville, VA. at a "Alt-right" rally.  It's time to stop the hate.

• John Lennon- "Imagine“  Imagine, 1969, Apple 
• Cat Stevens- "Peace Train“  Teaser and the Firecat, 1971, A&M 
• Bob Marley and the Wailers- "One Love/People Get Ready“  Exodus, 1977, Island/Tuff Gong 
• Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup- "That's All Right“  Single, 1947, RCA 
• Elvis Presley- "That's All Right“  Single, 1954, Sun 
• Roy Brown- "Good Rockin' Tonight“  Single, 1947, De Luxe 
• Elvis Presley- "Good Rockin' Tonight“  Single, 1954, Sun 
• Little Junior & the Blue Flames- "Mystery Train“  Single, 1953, Sun 
• Elvis Presley- "Mystery Train“  Single, 1955, Sun 
• Glen Reeves- "Heartbreak Hotel“  Demo, 1955, n/a 
• Elvis Presley- "Heartbreak Hotel“  Single, 1956, RCA 
• Carl Perkins- "Blue Suede Shoes“  Single, 1956, Sun 
• Elvis Presley- "Blue Suede Shoes“  Elvis Presley, 1956, RCA 
• Big Mama Thornton- "Hound Dog“  Single, 1953, Peacock 
• Freddie Bell & the Bellboys- "Hound Dog“  Single, 1956, Teen 
• Elvis Presley- "Hound Dog“  Single, 1956, RCA 
• Elvis Presley- "Don't Be Cruel“  Single, 1956, RCA 
• Dillard & Clark- "Don't Be Cruel“  The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard and Clark, 1968, A&M 
• The Residents- "Don't Be Cruel“  The King and Eye, 1989, Rykodisc 
• Elvis Presley- "Love Me Tender“  Single, 1956, RCA 
• James Brown- "Love Me Tender“  Single, 1977, Polydor 
• Otis Blackwell- "All Shook Up“  Single, 1956, n/a 
• Elvis Presley- "All Shook Up“  Single, 1957, RCA 
• Jeff Beck Group- "All Shook Up“  Beck-Ola, 1969, Epic 
• Otis Blackwell- "Teddy Bear“  Single, 1956, n/a 
• Elvis Presley- "Teddy Bear“  Loving You, 1957, RCA 
• Elvis Presley- "Jailhouse Rock“  Jailhouse Rock, 1957, RCA 
• Albert King- "Jailhouse Rock“  King Does the Kings Things, 1969, Stax 
• Smiley Lewis- "One Night Of Sin“  Single, 1956, Imperial 
• Elvis Presley- "One Night“  Single, 1958, RCA 
• Charles Hart- "Are You Lonesome Tonight?“  Single, 1927, Harmony 
• Elvis Presley- "Are You Lonesome Tonight?“  Single, 1960, RCA 
• Otis Blackwell- "Return To Sender“  Single, 1961, n/a 
• Elvis Presley- "Return To Sender“  Girls! Girls! Girls!, 1962, RCA 
• Mort Shuman- "Viva Las Vegas“  Demo, 1963, n/a 
• Elvis Presley- "Viva Las Vegas“  Single, 1964, RCA 
• Bruce Springsteen- "Viva Las Vegas“  The Essential Bruce Springsteen, 2003, Columbia 
• Darrell Glenn- "Crying in the Chapel“  Single, 1953, Valley 
• Elvis Presley- "Crying in the Chapel“  Single, 1965, RCA 
• Jerry Reed- "Guitar Man“  The Unbelievable Guitar of Jerry Reed, 1967, RCA 
• Elvis Presley- "Guitar Man“  Clambake, 1967, RCA 
• Elvis Presley- "A Little Less Conversation“  Single, 1968, RCA 
• Mac Davis- "A Little Less Conversation“  I Believe in Music, 1972, T-Bird 
• Elvis Presley- "In the Ghetto“  From Elvis in Memphis, 1969, RCA 
• Candi Staton- "In the Ghetto“  Candi Staton, 1972, United Artists 
• Mark James- "Suspicious Minds“  Single, 1968, Scepter 
• Elvis Presley- "Suspicious Minds“  Single, 1969, RCA 
• Arthur Alexander- "Burning Love“  Arthur Alexander, 1972, Warner Bros 
• Elvis Presley- "Burning Love“  Single, 1972, RCA 
• Dennis Linde- "Burning Love“  Dennis Linde, 1973, Elektra 
• Brenda Lee- "Always On My Mind“  Brenda, 1972, MCA 
• Elvis Presley- "Always On My Mind“  Single, 1972, RCA 
• James Taylor- "Steamroller Blues“  Sweet Baby James, 1970, Warner Bros 
• Elvis Presley- "Steamroller Blues“  Aloha from Hawaii Via Satellite, 1973, RCA 
• Elvis Presley- "Way Down“  Moody Blue, 1977, RCA 
• Neil Young And Crazy Horse- "Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)“  Rust Never Sleeps, 1978, Reprise 

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