I love artists who explore many different fields of creativity . . . different forms of expression. John Lurie has been an actor, a painter, and also a musician. His original scores for the films of Jim Jarmusch (which he also starred in) are prized amongst my record collection. And so this mix revolves around the music of John Lurie. His solo work, his band The Lounge Lizards, and his work under the odd alias Marvin Pontiac. This mix is recorded straight from my turntable, and all the tracks are from records I’ve been listening to a lot over the last year or so. Enjoy!

TRACKLIST: Artist - Track (Album)

00:00 - 01:44 - David Allred - Growth (Beam)

01:44 - 04:31 - Raymond Scott - In A Magic Garden (Popular Music)

04:31 - 07:13 - John Lurie - Are You Warm Enough? (Down By Law)

07:13 - 08:08 - Shel Silverstein - Forgotten Language (Where The Sidewalk Ends)

08:00 - 14:13 - JAB - A Little Breeze (Erg Herbe)

12:47 - 19:05 - Gorô Yamaguchi - Sôkaku-Reibo (A Bell Ringing In The Empty Sky)

18:44 - 24:18 - Marvin Pontiac - Small Car (Greatest Hits)

24:18 - 29:26 - Ruth Garbus - The Finish Field (Rendeszvous With Rama)

29:13 - 31:48 - Bob Gibson - Alberta (Hootenanny At Carnegie)

31:48 - 35:52 - The Lounge Lizards - In A Sentimental Mood (Live From The Drunken Boat)

35:51 - 38:04 - Shelley Short & The Sure Shots - Wish Someone Would Care (Wake The Dreamers)

38:04 - 43:57 - Tom Kovacevic - Post-Apocalyptico With Contact (Universe Thin As Skin)

43:55 - 47:13 - John Lurie - Bella By Barlight (Stranger Than Paradise)

47:12 - 54:01 - Dragging An Ox Through Water - Usurper (Panic Sentry)

54:01 - 57:56 - Emahoy Tsegué-Mariam Guèbru - Garden Of Gethesemanie (S/T)
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Peter Broderick - Drawing Circles Around John Lurie

In this first episode of ONE SONG, we talk to David Allred about his song, 'Hey Stranger'.

What is ONE SONG? It's simple. Each episode revolves around one song. Host Peter Broderick interviews people from all around the globe to talk about the life of one individual song. Where did it come from? What's its story? How has it evolved over time? And in addition to talking about the song, we listen to different versions and iterations of the song.

FIND DAVID ALLRED HERE:
Bandcamp: https://davidallred.bandcamp.com/music​
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/david.allred/​
Website: https://www.davidallredmusic.net/

ONE SONG #1 | 'Hey Stranger' with David Allred

before (demo)

In this episode of ONE SONG, we talk to Selah Broderick (aka Mom!) about her song 'Rainy Day', recorded around 2005 and released by Western Vinyl in 2020 on her debut album, 'Anam' -- a collection of recordings spanning from 1979 to 2018.

What is ONE SONG? It's simple. Each episode revolves around one song. Host Peter Broderick interviews people from all around the globe to talk about the life of one individual song. Where did it come from? What's its story? How has it evolved over time? And in addition to talking about the song, we listen to different versions and iterations of the song.

FIND SELAH BRODERICK HERE:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/selah.broderick_art/

ONE SONG #3 | 'Rainy Day' with Selah Broderick

Three Chords

Three Chords (feat. David Allred)

Literary Podcast

Midstory Full Album:
https://davidallred.bandcamp.com/

David Allred's full discography is now available on Spotify: 
https://open.spotify.com/artist/05XWJrLfEbTiyv1oirnMSm

David Allred - Oregon

Tia Blake recorded only one album. Her psych folk with guitars, dobro, flute and vocals was recorded at the Ossian Studio in Paris in 1971 and released that same year by the tiny French label SFP (Societe Francaise de Productions Phonographiques). This year, her album is being remastered and re-released.

Street Hassle 05-08-12 Tia Blake

http://ghostcapital.blogspot.com/2011/01/della-humphrey-dont-make-good-girls-go.html

Don't Let The Good Girls Go Bad

Aidan Coughlan - Auburn Eternally

Two years after the release of his acclaimed Erased Tapes debut, ‘The Transition’, Californian singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist David Allred returns with a solo piano perspective on the album, aptly titled Felt The Transition — out December 18.

"Felt The Transition is a new minimalist solo piano perspective on my experimental chamber folk album previously released in 2018, called The Transition. This music is reinterpreted on my 114 year old upright piano which was very kindly donated to me by my friend Adam Selzer who previously ran a recording studio in Portland called Type Foundry. This piano is very sentimental to me as it was used by a handful of my favorite musicians on their albums over the past 20 years, namely Peter Broderick’s ‘How They Are‘ and ‘Two Balloons’.” — David Allred