Ray Charles - Early in the Morning
Frank Sinatra - Mrs. Robinson
Frank Zappa - King Kong I-VI
Weather Report - Hanova
Yusef Lateef - I Need You
Pat Britt - Let's Play
Gene Ammons - Jim Dog

The Cure - Prayers for Rain
Steven R. Smith - Cities in Decline
The Pixies - Space (I Believe In)
Glen Campbell - Daddy Sang Bass
Hey Daddy! Sing This Bass Line!
The Who - The Real Me
The Rolling Stones - Beast of Burden
The Marshall Tucker Band - Can't You See
Barry White - You're So Good You're Bad
Jackson 5 - Dancing Machine
Greg Allman - Midnight Rider
Joan Baez - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down

Minus the first three tunes, this weeks playlist was complied from New Arrivals added to the Inherent Records $5 Section. There are some really great tunes here. Take care!

Graveyard-Hisingin Blues
More Talk Than You Can Shake a Stick At
Graveyard-Blue Soul

*Note: The vinyl and tickets in the pic about were purchased prior to the show. I did manage to purchase a t-shirt and snag a cool promo flyer/poster off of the venue wall. The band was already sold out of tour posters and other goods I would have wanted to own. Definitely one of my top favorite live performances. Graveyard played for over an hour and it was amazing. Why better than I could have asked for or expected.

The Platters-Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
The Coasters-Searchin'
Larry Williams-The Dummy
Brenda Lee-Dum Dum
Elvis Presley-Witchcraft
Bill Haley and His Comets-It's a Sin
Eydie Gorme-Blame It On The Bossa Nova
Guy Drake-Welfare Cadilac
Ace Cannon-Drunk
Archie Campbell-The Cockfight
Ernie Freeman-Indian Love Call
The Cickets-That 'll Be the Day-I'm Lookin' for Someone to Love
Little Richard-Keep a Knockin'
Larry Williams-Bony Moronie
Slim Whitman-What's This World A-Comin' To
The Fendermen-Torture
Lefty Frizzell-Cigarettes and Coffee Blues
The Everly Brothers-Bird Dog
Bill Black's Combo-Smokie Part 1 and Part 2
James Brown-Spinning Wheel Part 1 and Part 2
Patsy Cline-Walkin' After Midnight
Roy Orbison-Crying
Roy Clark & Buck Trent-Banjoy
Floyd Robinson-My Girl
Wanda Jackson-I Already Know (What I'm Getting For My Birthday)
Duane Eddy-Boss Guitar
The Chiffons-He's So Fine
Rhythm Outlaws Band-Rosetta

Master Musicians of Bukkake - Failed Future
Omega Massif - Branchland
Momentum - Prelude/Vast
Hidden Orchestra - Dust
Kayo Dot - Don't Touch Dead Animals

Northless - Not Made For Existence
(Gilead Media/Halo of Flies)
Hellbender - The Ballad of Gray Livers
(Otherness)
The Stacker 3 - You Can't Lie To Me, I Am The Truth
(Independent Artist)
Graveyard - The Siren
(Nuclear Blast)
Adele - He Won't Go
(Columbia)
Yob - Atma
(20 Buck Spin)
Opeth - Famine
(Roadrunner)
Lightbearer - Prelapsus
(Halo of Flies/Moment of Collapse/Alerta Antifascista)
Protestant - Corners
(Halo of Flies/Caramba/Apocaplexy/Parade of Spectres/Dingleberry)

There were so many other great albums last year, including CDs and Downloads, that it would be near impossible not to leave some out and i'm certain that I have. Take care and welcome to the year 2012!!!

Elephant Steps
A Fearful Radio Show
Music By:
Stanley Silverman
Libretto By:
Richard Foreman
With Pop Singers, Opera Singers,
Orchestra, Rock Band,
Electronic Tape,
Raga Group, Tape Recorder,
Gypsy Ensemble
and Elephants
All Under the Direction of
Michael Tilson Thomas

Disappearer - Glassland
Disappearer - Obsidian
Across Tundras - If God Cuts You Down
Black Cobra - Lightning in His Hand
Lords of Light - My Bloody DC
This Will Destroy You - Woven Tears

Iron Maiden - Killers
Judas Priest - Stained Class
Def Leppard - High 'n' Dry (Saturday Night)
Queen - Play The Game
Motorhead - Iron Fist
Curtis Mayfield - Superfly
Wino - Puctuated Equilibrium
Yob - The Great Cessation
Mahogany Rush - IV...(The Emperor)

Battle of Mice - Bones in the Water
Generation of Vipers - Black on Gold
Mammatus - The Righteous Path Through the Forest of Old
Gregor Samsa - Young and Old/Divine Longing
Laura - Another One for the Humans

This show features a few compact discs that have been at Inherent Records for over a year now. I know. I can't believe it either :( A lot of folks have trouble buying something they are unfamiliar with though. I love to experiment in purchasing new music. It's a great way to find out you have a new favorite band! It is a shame that these great artists worked so diligently toward crafting such amazing and original music only to have sat so long waiting to be heard for the first time by new ears. Hope everyone enjoys this show! As a side note, I usually pick up compact discs for the record store that I can not currently find on the vinyl format :)