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Pazz and Jop for March 01, 2013
7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
Vintage and eclectic pop music, with Montana Public Radio hosts Fred Rice and Rigel Bankshot.
Playlist:
Program Name: PAZZ n' JOP
Date Of Broadcast: March 1, 2013
Host Producer: Larry Garde
1. Jimmy Ruffin - What Becomes of the Broken Hearted - single - Soul (Motown) - 1966 - {Weatherspoon-Riser-Dean} -
2. Lou Rawls - Love Is a Hurtin\' Thing - single - Capitol - 1966 - -
3. Isley Brothers - This Old Heart of Mine (Is Weak for You) - single - Tamla (Motown) - 1966 - {Holland–Dozier–Holland-Moy} -
4. Friends of Distinction - Love or Let Me Be Lonely - single - RCA Victor - 1970 - {Scarborough-Peters-Poree} - (Lead vocal: Jessica Cleaves)
5. The Four Tops - (Just) Ask the Lonely - single - Motown - 1965 - {Stevenson-Hunter} - (Lead vocal: Levi Stubbs; additional background vocals: The Andantes)
6. Aretha Franklin - Only the Lonely - Aretha Sings the Blues - Columbia - 1964 - {Cahn-Van Heusen} - (Song firdt made famous with Frank Sinatra\'s 1958 concept album)
7. Roy Orbison - Only the Lonely - single - Monument - 1960 - {Orbison-Melson} -
8. J.D. Souther - (When) You\'re Only Lonely - You\'re Only Lonely - Columbia - 1979 - {Souther} -
9. The Royalettes - Only When You re Lonely - single - M G M - 1965 - {Williams-Irwin-Schuster} - (Lead Vocal: Sheila Ross}
10. The Motels - Only the Lonely - All Four One - Capitol - 1982 - {M Davis} - (Lead vocal: Martha Davis}
11. Fleetwood Mac - Without You - English Rose - Epic - 1968 - {Danny Kirwan} -
12. Irma Thomas - I Count the Tears - After the Rain - Rounder - 2006 - {Doc Pomus} -
13. Otis Redding - These Arms of Mine - single - Stax/Volt - 1962 - {O Redding} -
14. Dionne Warwick - Anyone Who Had a Heart - single - Scepter - 1963 - {Bacharach-David} -
15. Little Anthony and the Imperials - Hurt So Bad - single - DCP (UA) - 1965 - {Teddy Randazzo} - (Lead: Jerome Anthony \"Little Anthony\" Gourdine)
16. Timi Yuro - Hurt - single - Liberty - 1961 - {Crane-Jacobs} -
17. David Ruffin - My Whole World Ended (the Moment You Left Me) - single - Motown - 1969 - {Fuqua-Bristol-Sawyer-Roach} - (Ruffin\'s first record after departure from The Temptations)
18. Felix Cavaliere - Big Surprise - Dreams In Motion - M C A - 1994 - {Cavaliere} -
19. Donovan - There Is a Mountain - single - Epic - 1967 - (Donovan Leitch) -
20. Herbie Mann - There Is a Mountain - Windows Opened - Atlantic - 1968 - (Donovan Leitch) -
21. Donovan - Sunshine Superman - single - Epic - 1966 - (Donovan Leitch) -
22. Jerry Hahn - Sunshine Superman - Moses - Fantasy - 1973 - (Donovan Leitch) -
23. Judy Collins - Sunny Goodge Street - In My Life - Elektra - 1966 - (Donovan) -
24. Charles Mingus - Goodbye Posrkpie Hat - Mingus Ah Um - Columbia - 1959 - (Mingus) -
25. Joni Mitchell - Goodbye Posrkpie Hat - Mingus - Asylum - 1979 - (Mingus-Mitchell) -
26. Dionne Warwick - You ll Never Get to Heaven - Make Way for Dionne Warwick - Scepter - 1964 - (Bacharach-David) -
27. Donovan - Wear Your Love Like Heaven - Donovan\'s Greatest Hits - Epic - 1969 - D Leitch) -
28. James Taylor - Anywhere Like Heaven - Sweet Baby James - Warner Brothers - 1970 - (JT) -
29. Rodney Crowell - Closer to heaven - Sex & Gasoline - Work Song/YepRock Records - 2007 - (R Crowell) -
30. Joshua Redman - Tears In Heaven - Wish - W B - 1993 - (Eric Clapton) - Redman, tenor saxophone; {Pat Metheny, acoustic guitar}
31. Eric Clapton - Tears In Heaven - Unplugged - Reprise/Duck/MTV - 1992 - (E C) -
32. Jefferson Airplane - Good Shepherd - Volunteers - RCA Victor - 1969 - (Trad./arr. J Kaukonen) -
33. Sons of Champlain - Heaven Only Knows - Welcome to the Dance - Columbia - 1973 - (Bill Champlin) - {Guitar solo: Terry Haggerty}
34. Los Lonely Boys - Heaven - Los Lonely Boys - Epic - 2004 - (Garza Brothers) -
35. The Allman Brothers Band - Mountain Jam - Eat a Peach - Capricorn - 1972 - (Leitch-Allman Bros. Band members) - {This piece, an improvisational instrumental, based on Donovan\'s There Is a Mountain, recorded live at the Fillmore East, NYC, March, 1971, actually continues for a total 31 minutes. On the original double LP, Mountain Jam comprised 2 entire sides of the set\'s 4. Producer: Tom Dowd}
A listener once described Pazz and Jop as that Grateful Dead-Bob Dylan show. Pazz and Jop does entwine vintage music of the 60’and 70’s along with some skillful weaving in of cuts from the current millenium.
Fred Rice has been hosting this Montana Public Radio icon for 20-some years, and recently has added to the dialectic by sharing the decibel dharma (and alternating weeks) with Rigel Bankshot. Together they make Pazz and Jop a Friday night destination for listeners who are ready to either kick back, or kick up their heels.
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