The next installation has arrived. Snore & Guzzle Radio Hour no. 23. This hour of music was inspired by a summer of swimming in Oregon’s finest, coldest, freshest swimming holes. Thanks to all of those who turned me on to great music this summer, Mikey Oh, Alexis Powell, Matt Fargo, Shawn James Seymour.
Snore & Guzzle Radio Hour #23 This is an AAC file that contains embedded chapters and song metadata. If you have any problems with playback, you can try the traditional mp3 file. To download, right-click (pc) or ctrl-click (mac) and select “save link as.”
1. Bruce Langhorne – The River At Sun-Up
2. Smog – Let’s Move To The Country
3. John Buck Wilkin – Screaming Metaphysical Blues
4. Malombo Jazz Makers – Sibathathu
5. Shava Mbira Band – Instrumental Tune
6. Happy End – Natsu nandesu
7. Zoe Keating - Sun Will Set
8. Fred Neil – Little Bit Of Rain
9. Hearsay & Hyperbole – take a minute
10. Bob Hadley – Summer And Fall
11. Blaze Foley – The Moonlight Song
12. Laura Veirs – I Can See Your Tracks
13. Sam Sklair – Flower Child
14. Ithaca – Given Time
15. Carlo Buti – Stornelli Fiorentini
16. Scott Joplin – A Real Slow Drag (Album Version)
17. John Martyn – Just Now
18. Norman Blake – The Fields of November
19. Stefan Grossman – Lottie’s Blues
20. Aly Keita – Ziglibithy
21. Erasmo Carlos – Vida Antiga
22. Ken Boothe – Won’t You Come Home
23. Doris Troy – What’Cha Gonna Do About It
24. Dark City Sisters – Sekusile
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Thanks to all who contributed to this mix, whether wittingly, or unwittingly: Andy Cabic, Mike McGonigal, Maggie Jacobstein, Travis Johansen, Walter Murch, J Dilla, Jack Lewis, Zach Pennington, Eric Isaacson.
This is the 2nd to last podcast I intend to make. I don’t plan on abandoning the show altogether, but I do intend on moving on to a slightly different project, still audio-based.
Here’s a project made for a Center for Home Movies Screening at Anthology Film Archives in NYC. It’s a booklet that chronicles home movies restored by American archives. Sponsored by Dwight Swanson + CHM.
Thanks to everyone who came out to the Moving Targets program. It was my first film program in many moons — I was floored by the response. I’m sure we’ll do another show within the year.