Hello — long time no see! I honestly didn’t think I would be inspired to create another podcast, but after a 3-month break, I’m giving this the old college try again. (No promises though.) Upon going back and listening to old episodes during my hiatus, I realized I had never spun one of my favorite songs in a Little Records podcast, Billy Bragg’s “A New England” (which happens to hold a lot of meaning for me). And that’s just silly. It needed to be rectified, stat. This episode is basically a “Sunday Brunch”, but since I’m starting over and it’s Wednesday, not Sunday, we’ll call it something different. To borrow from Bragg a bit more, “Back To Basics” makes sense as a title for this one. It’s where I hope I’m headed. Maybe I’ll see you along the way.
Playlist
- Billy Bragg — A New England
- Tommy Keene — As Life Goes By
- Husker Du — Green Eyes
- Inspiral Carpets — This Is How It Feels
- The Auteurs — Life Classes/Life Model
- Blur — Clover Over Dover
- My Bloody Valentine — Don’t Ask Why
- The Church — Almost With You
- The Beat — Different Kind Of Girl
- The Elvis Brothers — Hidden In A Heartbeat
- Dexys Midnight Runners — Seven Days Is Too Long
- Elvis Costello & The Attractions — The Imposter
- The English Beat — Two Swords
- Talulah Gosh — Steaming Train
- The Wedding Present — What Did Your Last Servant Die Of?
- The Windbreakers — Can’t Go On This Way
- Television Personalities — The Glittering Prizes
- Boyracer — A Friend For Life
- The Boo Radleys — Wish I Was Skinny
- Teenage Fanclub — Song To The Cynic
- Swervedriver — Duel
- Eric’s Trip — Behind The Garage
- Sebadoh — Soul And Fire
- Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians — Vibrating
- Red House Painters — Mistress
- Luna — Slide
- Rain Parade — You Are My Friend
- The Smithereens — Strangers When We Meet
- R.E.M. — Sitting Still
- The Real Kids — Common At Noon
- Pixies — Dig For Fire
- New Order — Dreams Never End
- The Magnetic Fields — Take Ecstatsy With Me
- Spandau Ballet — The Freeze
- Stereolab — Transona Five
- Spacemen 3 — Honey
- Slowdive — 40 Days
- The Smiths — Asleep