Back In The Saddle (Sore)
The No Show | Mar 30, 2010
PLAYLIST
THEME: “How Long Blues” – Jimmy Yancey
“Happy Days are Here Again” – Ian Whitcomb
“I Want to Grow Up to be a Politician” – The Byrds
“One More Cup of Coffee” – Bob Dylan
“Java Jive” – The Ink Spots
“Cellphone” – Billy Starfire & the Orbit Boys
“Cell Phone” – Victor Wooten
“Get Off That Cellphone and Drive” – Davis Tucker
“Birth Control Blues” – Jessie Modic
“Monday, Monday” – The Mamas & Papas
“Dream a Little Dream of Me” - The Mamas & Papas
“Goodbye” – Frank Morgan, alto sax Steve Post has accumulated a considerable store of spleen in the months he has been off the air, and he vents lots of it on this, the first of a special limited series of five NO SHOWs. The state of American politics particularly galls him, but he has ire to spare for cellphonatics and the MacArthur Foundation. If you have never listened to The NO SHOW before, this is probably not the time to start. But if you have listened before, how much more harm could it do you? The music is impolitic.
THEME: “How Long Blues” – Jimmy Yancey
“Happy Days are Here Again” – Ian Whitcomb
“I Want to Grow Up to be a Politician” – The Byrds
“One More Cup of Coffee” – Bob Dylan
“Java Jive” – The Ink Spots
“Cellphone” – Billy Starfire & the Orbit Boys
“Cell Phone” – Victor Wooten
“Get Off That Cellphone and Drive” – Davis Tucker
“Birth Control Blues” – Jessie Modic
“Monday, Monday” – The Mamas & Papas
“Dream a Little Dream of Me” - The Mamas & Papas
“Goodbye” – Frank Morgan, alto sax Steve Post has accumulated a considerable store of spleen in the months he has been off the air, and he vents lots of it on this, the first of a special limited series of five NO SHOWs. The state of American politics particularly galls him, but he has ire to spare for cellphonatics and the MacArthur Foundation. If you have never listened to The NO SHOW before, this is probably not the time to start. But if you have listened before, how much more harm could it do you? The music is impolitic.
