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  • Coming to you from a small town in Wales, one man’s record collection, a journey through both kinds of music - Rhythm - and Blues! And everything else in between.
    Copyright 2023 Peter Jones
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  • SMALL TOWN TALK: Episode 50

    SMALL TOWN TALK: Episode 50
    2024/05/23

    In which Ginger Baldy remembers the magnificent Moby Grape and observes the fall of The Great Joe Bob - He was the pride of the backfield, ah, the hero of his day.

    1. Travelin’ band - Creedence Clearwater Revival

    2. Watch Your Step - Bobby Parker

    3. Watch Your Step - Ted Hawkins

    4. I Can’t Stand It - Spencer Davis Group

    5. Howlin’ For My Baby - Howlin’ Wolf

    6. Can’t Be So Bad - Moby Grape

    7. Someday - Moby Grape

    8. Buzz Buzz Buzz - Doug Sahm

    9. The Great Joe Bob - Terry Allen

    10. Mama Didn’t Raise No Fools - Sugar Pie DeSanto

    11. Mama - Roy Orbison

    12. Over You - Aaron Neville (This month’s death song)

    13. Rock The Bop - Brenda Lee

    14. I’m Sorry (But So Is Brenda Lee) - Marshall Crenshaw

    15. Wooly Bully - Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs (This month’s earworm)

    16. Brown Skin Girl - Leon Bridges

    Theme song: Small Town Talk - Bobby Charles (1972)

    AND THEN HE GOT SUSPENDED AH, FOR ACTING OBSCENE ROUND THE CUM LAUDE, CUM LAUDE DAUGHTER OF THE DEAN

    The Great Joe Bob (A Regional Tragedy) - Terry Allen 1979

    Go see Rich Hall, the man’s a genius. The UK tour can be found all over the web, including here:

    https://www.uktw.co.uk/Tour/Comedy/Rich-Hall-Shot-From-Cannons/T64672227/

    Any body listening to Small Town Talk in the USA, check out James Hunter, Britain’s finest Soul singer. He’s touring the States all year.

    For those in the UK, find those four gigs in the first half of July. Tickets still available:

    https://www.jameshuntermusic.com/

    Not just the best reissue record label, but the very best record company in the world:

    https://www.acerecords.co.uk/

    After warming your ears here at Small Town Talk, get yourself over to our sister show, Johnny Corsair’s podcast, Bright Lights Big City. I’ve published early this month, so I don’t know what fab prizes he’s giving away. Go and find out at:

    https://johnnycorsair9.podbean.com/

    And to get further information and musings on this podcast or my music collection, email me at:

    smalltowntalkrecords@gmail.com

    Episode 50 Illustration: Ginger Baldy reflects on Moby Grape, the band that blew it all away.
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  • SMALL TOWN TALK: Episode 49

    SMALL TOWN TALK: Episode 49
    2024/05/01

    In which Ginger Baldy loses his beans, learns the Bacon Fat and loses out to a Red Cadillac.

    1. Rock Granny Roll - Hank Ballard

    2. Slow Twistin’ - Chubby Checker & Dee Dee Sharp

    3. Bacon Fat - Andre Williams

    4. Diddybop - The Valaquans

    5. Cops & Robbers - Bo Diddley

    6. Leader Of The Pack - The Shangri-Las (This month’s death song)

    7. Song To The Siren - Tim Buckley

    8. Carry On You Fishermen - Harbottle & Jonas

    9. Alabama Blues - Elmore Nixon with Henry Hayes & His 4 Kings

    10. Alabama Blues - J. B. Lenoir

    11. Women And Cadillacs - Doc Starkes & The Nite Riders

    12. Red Cadillac And A Black Moustache - Warren Smith

    13. I Should’ve Spoke Up - The James Hunter Six

    14. Yeh Yeh - Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames (This month’s earworm)

    15. Naked If I Want To - (The band who blew it big time. All will be revealed in episode 50)

    Theme song: Small Town Talk - Bobby Charles (1972)

    HE SAID, “DIG DADDY, THIS IS A NATURAL FACT

    IT’S A-SWEEPING THE SOUTH, THAT THING, THE BACON FAT”

    YOU GO,

    DIDDLEY, DIDDLEY, DIDDLEY, DIDDLEY, DIDDLEY, DIDDLEY, DIDDLEY, DIDDLEY, BOP, BOP - BOP, BOP

    AND THEN YOU GO

    DIDDLEY, DIDDLEY, DIDDLEY, DIDDLEY, DIDDLEY, DIDDLEY, DIDDLEY, DIDDLEY, BOP, BOP - BOP, BOP

    Bacon Fat - Andre Williams 1956

    For Tim Buckley’s performance of Song To The Siren on the last ever Monkees’ show:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaa22Ulitds

    "The legendary Harbottle and Jonas... incredible" – Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music.

    Check out the Wild Goose launch gigs - they may be near you! Find the amazing Harbottle and Jonas at:

    https://www.harbottleandjonas.com/

    Any body listening to Small town Talk in the USA, check out James Hunter, Britains finest Soul singer. He’s touring the States all year. For those in the UK, find those four gigs in the first half of July:

    https://www.jameshuntermusic.com/

    Not just the best reissue record label, but the very best record company in the world:

    https://www.acerecords.co.uk/

    After warming your ears here at Small Town Talk, get yourself over to our sister show, Johnny Corsair’s podcast, Bright Lights Big City. He’s giving away the brand new Ace release, Candi Staton’s Fame album. Choose either Vinyl or CD!

    https://johnnycorsair9.podbean.com/

    And to get further information and musings on this podcast or my music collection, email me at smalltowntalkrecords@gmail.com

    Episode 49 Illustration: Ginger Baldy gets bacon fat all over this month’s playlist.
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  • SMALL TOWN TALK: Episode 48

    SMALL TOWN TALK: Episode 48
    2024/03/31
    It’s 1958 and the Ginger Kid is transported to Ramsgate and Barnett’s emporium to purchase some magical black discs. 1. As Long As I’m Moving - Ruth Brown 2. Your Cash Ain’t Nothing But Trash - The Clovers 3. Smack Dab In The Middle - Amos Garrett, Doug Sahm, Gene Taylor Band 4. Back In The Night - Dr Feelgood (This month’s earworm) 5. Cruisin’ - Gene Vincent & The Blue Caps 6. Lonesome Train (On A Lonesome Track) - Johnny Burnette And The Rock ‘N’ Roll Trio 7. Poor Jenny - The Everly Brothers 8. Take A Message To Mary - Bob Dylan (This month’s death song) 9. Keep A Knockin' - Bobby Fuller Four 10. Keep A Knockin' - Chuck Willis 11. Working For The Man - Roy Orbison 12. Nighthawkin’ - Tim Buckley 13. Dreamboy - Theo Lawrence & The Hearts 14. Not In Nottingham - Theo Lawrence & The Hearts 16. Shama Langa Ding Dong - Lloyd G. Williams 16. He’s So Fine - The Chiffons 17 Zenizenabo - Miriam Makeba Theme song: Small Town Talk - Bobby Charles (1972) WELL JENNY HAD HER PICTURE IN THE PAPER THIS MORNING, SHE MADE IT WITH A BANG. ACCORDING TO THE PAPER THIS MORNING, JENNY IS THE LEADER OF A TEENAGE GANG. Poor Jenny - The Everly Brothers / written by Felice & Boudleaux Bryant Some thoughts on Nighthawkin’ by Tim Buckley: I don’t often publish the full lyrics to a song, but in this case, because it’s so unusual I felt it worthwhile. On the original gatefold sleeve of Greetings from LA, the lyrics as presented by Tim Buckley were sparse and incomplete. In live performances,Tim Buckley changed and added extra lyrics, enlarged performances with extra verses, and it is suggested that he published only what he had at that given moment. More likely, to avoid censorship, Tim avoided writing down anything that might frighten off record executives, after all Greetings From LA is an album full of steamy sex - except that is, for it’s shortest song, Nighthawkin’. As I hint at in the podcast, Nighthawkin’ does seem autobiographical, an interchange between a cab driver and an unhinged, dangerous customer. The last part of the song is a crazed account by the drunken passenger, a Vietnam war veteran of his boast to murder a “Gook” (a derogatory term for a S.E. Asian) Buckley’s final riposte is tongue in cheek - basically, the things I do to earn a dime! I was a-nighthawkin' in my taxi On a cruise below the deadline. My fare was a shaky ol' lush, So I kicked it over and took off. Then he whipped out this switch blade Straight outta nowhere, level to my throat. He said, "You ever been over to the war boy" I said "Man I was a combat paratrooper daddy." Well then he slumped back cool and he pocket that steel. He said "Take me down to Fourth and Main." Ah that paratroop bluff always cools those red-eyed geezers down. Man - that last block - that cat was singing, Oh - Man he was sittin' in the backseat singing to me this song' “I got my B.A.R boy, I got my M1 on my hip, right. You better listen, Mr. President, Oh boy, don't you mess with my war. I wanna do, I wanna do, Lord, I wanna do the Blood Boogaloo. I'm just a Redneck son of a gun, I wanna kill me a gook before dawn." Ah, nighthawkin' - Ah for my change. Notes: On the album sleeve, the published lyrics for Nighthawkin’ finished at “Fourth and Main” and thereafter the song’s lyrics (see above) would invite censorship, and are not printed. B.A.R is the older Browning Automatic Rifle, and the M1, the Garand M1 carbine, a semi-automatic, extensively used in the Korean and Vietnam wars. I love Buckley’s ability to “feel” a song, his vocal asides, whoops and cries, adding to the absolute funk and melody that would never be apparent in reading the lyrics - lyrics that do not rhyme, but sound simply like a conversational verbal account, perhaps to a friend in a bar. Don’t forget to check in with our sister show, Johnny Corsair’s Bright Lights Big City for R&B, old and new, Gospel, Soul and Blues over at: https://johnnycorsair9.podbean.com/ And to get further information and musings on this podcast or my music collection, email me at: smalltowntalkrecords@gmail.com Episode 48 Illustration: It's 1958 and Small Town Talk’s younger self, the Ginger Kid drops in at his favourite haunt, Barnett's at 15 Queen Street, Ramsgate to pick up some late 50’s Rock ‘n’ Roll.
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Coming to you from a small town in Wales, one man’s record collection, a journey through both kinds of music - Rhythm - and Blues! And everything else in between.
Copyright 2023 Peter Jones
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