I See Freedom (rough and unfinished)

Coconut(cover)

Tame Impala - Flow

Jonathan Toubin's 12th Annual NY Night Train "Haunted Hop" Halloween Mix from the original 45rpm vinyl singles! 

Track List:
1. Ralph Emery ‎”Two Minutes To Live” (Liberty, 1962)
2. Brenton Wood “Psychotic Reaction” (Festival, 1968)
3. Senor Soul “Psychotic Reaction” (Double Shot, 1968)
4. Rain “E.S.P.” (A.P.I., 1967)
5. The Jesters of Newport “Stormy” (Solo, 1965)
6. Exuma “Exuma, The Obeah Man” (Mercury, 1970)
7. Screaming Jay Hawkins “Poor Folks” (Providence, 1965)
8. Jay Brinkley “The Creep” (Roulette, 1958)
9. Los Holy’s “Campo De Vampiros” (Sono Radio, 1968)
10. Steve Alaimo And The Redcoats “Blue Fire”(Dickson, 1960)
11. The Ralphs ‎"Mutating Man" (VVV, 1980)
12. R. Ericson & Bleibalien (Roky Erickson) “Red Temple Prayer (Two Headed Dog)” (Mars, 1975)
13. Tony Jackson and The Vibrations “Fortune Teller” (Pye, 1965)
14. Katie Webster “Love Bliss Voodoo” (Goldband, 1974)
15. Louie Ramirez ‎”The Boogie Man” (Mercury, 1967)
16. Mike Evans “Gruesome” (A&M, 1967)
17. The Moontrekkers “Night Of The Vampire” (Parlophone, 1961)
18. Al Perry And The Cattle “It's Your Grave (Can You Dig It?)” (Sympathy For The Record Industry, 1990)
19. The Vibes “A Killer Came To Town” (Rayna, 1962)
20. Desmond Dekker “Dracula” (Black Swan, 1964)
21. Murray Schaff And His Aristocrats “Tombstone Number 9” (King, 1956)
22. T. Tex Edwards “Rubber Room” (Sympathy For The Record Industry, 1989)

NY Night Train Halloween Haunted Hop Mix

Jonathan Toubin's 2021 Haunted Hop Halloween Mix

Angela Nagle discusses Millennial values, Silicon Valley ideology, NGO’s and moral fanaticism.

Angela Nagle on Elites and Institutions

PATSY'S RATS 
Burnin' Honey b/w Nowhere Close 
DIG003 45rpm 
AVAILABLE NOW FROM - http://digrecords.bigcartel.com

DIG003 - "Burnin' Honey" by PATSY'S RATS

a late night cover of one of the many great Daniel Johnston songs

True Love Will Find You In The End

'Water' out May 10th on Fire Talk

Pre Order: firetalkrecs.com/shop/dehdwater

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Love is everyday magic. That’s the impression you get listening to Water, the new album by Chicago trio Dehd. Veterans of Chicago’s increasingly fruitful DIY scene Jason Balla ( Ne-Hi and Earring) Emily Kempf (Vail and formerly with Lala Lala) and drummer Eric McGrady share a strange and inexplicable chemistry. Love rises up into the atmosphere like steam off a summer sidewalk and makes you wild. Love breaks your heart and you consider yourself lucky for it. Like water itself, it surrounds us, it supports us; it’s what we’re made of. It takes the shape of its container. The music is hazy and reverb-drenched, a scuzzy and hyped-up take on surf rock that could only come from the Third Coast. It’s all animated by the red-lining feel-good spirit of the Velvet Underground’s Loaded and the breezy melodicism of C86-era indie rock, with a dash of the Cramps’ spooky-hop bop courtesy of McGrady’s locomotive drumming.It’s a clear-eyed look at the wild nature of everyday life that’s been spun up in sugary sweet melodies and scratched-crystal sounds. More than anything, it’s the embodiment of Dehd’s m.o. from the start: As Kempf puts it, “Work with what you have and make it magical.”

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Violet - Where The Wild Things Grow

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Violet - Where The Wild Things Grow

New York Night Train's ANIMAL PRINT Exotic Rock'n'Roll mix is a JONATHAN TOUBIN DJ set of the type of weird, wild, and way out sounds you will find at his Sunday, April 28 ANIMAL PRINT PARTY at Brooklyn's GLASSLANDS GALLERY… Recorded live by Pineapple Studios' Ivan Sunshine from the original 45s.

This collection of peculiar post cards from the more bizarre end of the mid-century modern imagination are middle-American dreams of faraway exotic places - from Middle Eastern deserts to Mexico to African jungles to Hawaiian Islands to outer space - imagining everything from the future to ancient civilizations. A bizarro world music that has less to do with authentic musical cultures themselves than a Hollywood simulacrum - saying a lot about the post-war American view of the world and desire for the curious, the strange, and the novel. The crazy rhythms, unusual melodies, weird harmonies, and uncommon instrumentation, when added to the rock and roll/pop aesthetics of the time, make for much more unusual original music that really holds up. Though there's no shortage of the sound effects, unusual rhythms, elaborate percussion, and pentatonic scales associated with the "exotica" genre, and the danceable drums, heavy rhythm guitar, and sleazy saxophones place many of these songs within the "tittyshaker" genre, this stuff begs for a genre of its own. 

So hey party animals, everyone who turns up in cheetah, zebra, leopard, tiger, or other animal print clothing gets in for FREE - as tonight your attire will be the ambiance. Let's get into it!

New York Night Train ANIMAL PRINT PARTY
dj JONATHAN TOUBIN
go go dancer ANNA COPA CABANNA
APRIL 28, 2013
GLASSLANDS GALLERY
$5 (FREE IF YOU ARE IN ANIMAL PRINT!)

TRACK LIST:
1. Angie Hester "Bump Step" (ABC)
2. The Bikinis "Crazy Vibrations" (Top Rank)
3. Franky Sands "Kahuna" (Protone)
4. The Charts "Ooba-Gooba" (Guyden)
5. The Hightlighters "The Bull" New Song
Leo Quica "Caliente" Liberty
The Kingsmen "Monkey Walk" Sarjo
The Calvaes "Anna Macora" Checker
Felix and His Fabulous Cats "Savage Girl" Enith
The Tammys "Egyptian Shumba" United Artists
Jack La Forge "The Cleopatra Kick" Regina
The Precisions "Cleopatra" Golden Crest
The Astro-Jets "Boom-a-Lay" Imperial
Ronnie Kae "Swinging Drums" Band Box
Chuck Rio and the Originals "Margarita" Jackpot
The Mariners "Zindy Lou" Cadence
Ganimian and His Orientals "Come With Me To The Casbah" Atco
Sandy Nelson "Casbah" Imperial
The Hunters "The Angry Desert" Era
The Social Outcasts "Mad"
The Gimmicks "(Get Off My Trail You) Sneaky Snail" Ensign

Pour Bool

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