Playlist for the Fuzz Factory with Brett Callero – 8/26/10
The show got off to a late start this week. Must have been an accident, on I75-85, because the connector was all backed up. Therefore, I had to jump around using primarily Piedmont Rd. and West Peachtree St. to get to the studio. Good thing I was thinking about tonight’s feature or else I may never made it to the airwaves. “King of the road sez you move too slow!”
Yes – it’s true. Tonight’s special feature* on the Fuzz Factory was fuzz rock band extraordinaire, Fu Manchu. Yes – one of the best at what they do. Their riffs are not the toughest to play, but have you ever heard that fuzz in you face any better way? If there was ever a band that proves it’s not what you play, but how you play it, it’s Fu Manchu. The second hour is all Super Fuzzmatic Deluxe! A hefty set of Fu Manchu in honor of their visit to Atlanta next week.
One reminder – there will be no show next week. No Fuzz Factory on 9/2/10. Regular scheduling resumes the following week. Thursdays from 8-10pm (EST).
Here’s the playlist.
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Train Going Backwards – Dramarama
Set The Ray To Jerry – Smashing Pumpkins
Roll Call – Peter Murphy
Pup Tent – Luna
Satellite Eye – Voyager One
0 for 1 – Poster Children
Get Right – Pearl Jam
Stereo – Pavement
Unfair – Pavement
Leaky Lifeboat – Sonic Youth
Plastic Man, You’re The Devil – Pink Mountaintops
Riverboat – Howlin’ Rain
Pretty Please – Verbena
Dancing Fool – Butthole Surfers
Mongoose (original version) – Fu Manchu*
Over The Edge – Fu Manchu*
Urethane – Fu Manchu*
Regal Begal (live) – Fu Manchu*
Tunnel Vision – Fu Manchu*
Swami’s Last Command – Fu Manchu*
D.O.A. – Fu Manchu*
Eatin’ Dust – Fu Manchu*
The Bargain – Fu Manchu*
Laserblast! (live) – Fu Manchu*
Trackside Hoax – Fu Manchu*
Solid Hex – Fu Manchu*
Godzilla – Fu Manchu*
Evil Eye – Fu Manchu*
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Playlist for the Fuzz Factory with Brett Callero – 8/12/10
Last week I was just in town for a little more than 24 hours, however 2.5 of that limited time was spent playing music for you in the Fuzz Factory. Why, because I love rock and roll!
When out of town, I visited my hometown of Chicago, spent time in rural Michigan, passed through Detroit and spent the night in Cincinnati visiting old friends. While in Cincinnati, I decided on the Special Feature* for the week. Greg Dulli was the feature, the man most associated with Cincinnati and alternative rock & roll. Greg Dulli is the man behind some great bands, most notably the Afghan Whigs. He also has partnered with Mark Lanegan as the Gutter Twins and also fronts the current band the Twilight Singers. All of his bands examine and explore of the dark side of love and loss. A worthwhile subject indeed.
Here is your playlist.
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Captain Lovestar – Brant Bjork
Hoover Dam – Sugar
Below The Hurricane – Blitzen Trapper
El Rey – Howlin’ Wind
All The Same – Josh Homme
Magnolia – Screamin’ Cheetah Wheelies
When The War Came – The Decemberists
Pair Of Cherry – Eric Matthews
Waited A Light Year – Tripping Daisy
Uptown Again – The Afghan Whigs*
Papillon – The Twilight Singers*
Circle The Fringes – The Gutter Twins*
Debonair – The Afghan Whigs*
Double Day – The Afghan Whigs*
Flashback – The Twilight Singers*
Citi Soleil – The Afghan Whigs*
God’s Children – The Gutter Twins*
66 – The Afghan Whigs*
Faded – The Afghan Whigs*
X-Static – Foo Fighters
Take Me – Urge Overkill
Little Cream Soda – The White Stripes
Drugs – Ammonia
Harajuana – Sugartooth
Smoke Banshee – Clutch
Harmonic Generator – The Datsuns
Boom Swagger Boom – The Murder City Devils
Up Jumped The Devil – Izzy Stradlin
Cedar Point ‘76 – The Dirtbombs
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Playlist for the Fuzz Factory with Brett Callero – 7/29/10
This week the Fuzz Factory was completely transformed into the Funk Factory. No, scratch that. It was completely transformed into the Supreme Funk Palace! For three straight hours, this place was the funkiest, grooviest, most soulful spot in the world.
This show focused on old school funk soul classics, primarily from 1965-1975. This was the golden age of funk when the rockin’ groove ruled above all else. This was also before synthesizers started to replace the rhythm guitar and horn section which led to the watered down funk and soul of the disco era. This Supreme Funk Palace also focused on real rarities with only a few big hits thrown in along the way
One programming note. There will be no Fuzz Factory this coming Thursday, 8/5/10. I will be in Chicago visiting friends and family. However, the Fuzz Factory will be back in business as usual the following week 8/12/10, 8-10pm (EST).
We want the funk, give up the funk.
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Super Bad – James Brown
Brother Brown – Camille Bob
What You See Is What You Get – Brenda George
Hip Drop – The Explosions
You Can Make It If You Try – Sly & The Family Stone
Ghetto Child (demo) – Curtis Mayfield
Why Did You Do It? – Stretch
There’s A Wrinkle In Our Time – 1984
Fire – Ohio Players
Give Up The Funk (Tear The Roof Off The Sucker) – Parliament
Southern Fried Chicken (Part 1 & 2) – Bill Thomas & The Fendells
Scorpio – Dennis Coffey
Natural Soul Brother – Danny White
If It Feels Good Do It – Phil Flowers
Brand New Girl – Billy Garner
Can I Be Your Squeeze – Chuck Carbo
Yeah Yeah – Black Rock
No No No Momerto – Rick & The Entire World
Clap Your Hands – Reginald Milton & The Soul Jets
War – Carla Whitney
What About You (In The World Today) – Co-Real Artists
Twenty Five Miles – Edwin Starr
I Was Made To Love Her – The Bar-Kays
Hung Up On My Baby – Isaac Hayes
Smiling Faces Sometimes – The Undisputed Truth
Blowin’ Your Mind – O.C. Smith
Here Come The Girls – Ernie K-Doe
I Believe I Found Myself – Sir Stanley
Move On Up – Curtis Mayfield
Family Affair – Sly & The Family Stone
Let The Good Times Roll – Little Beaver
Motherless Child – Harmonica Paul
Tell Me What’s On Your Mind – Cyril Neville
Go For Yourself – Kenny Smith & The Loveliters
Stop – Camille Bob
The Devil made Me Do It – Curtis Knight
Standing On The Verge Of Getting It On – Funkadelic
Soul Finger – The Bar-Kays
Give It Up Or Turn It Loose – James Brown
Ain’t It A Groove – Chico And Buddy
Hip-Huggin – Robert Parker
Tighten Up Tighter – Roosevelt Matthews
Cynthy-Ruth – Black Merda
Pusherman – Curtis Mayfield
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Playlist for the Fuzz Factory with Brett Callero – 7/22/10
After a week off, the Fuzz Factory was back full force.
This week the special feature* was Jack White is Everywhere. Why? Because as the leader of three great bands, the White Stripes, the Raconteurs and the Dead Weather, he really is everywhere. Basically, anything that Jack White is involved with is gold. Seriously, he earns more respect from me every year. He has a legacy of recorded music and live performances that anyone would envy, and he just turned 35 years old! He is the most prolific guitarist of the last 15 years and shows no signs of slowing down. His talent (as both musician and songwriter) and relentless work ethic are an inspiration to me. Need I say more?
As always check out the Fuzz Factory with Brett Callero every Thursday night from 8-10pm (EST), or sometimes later.
Here is the playlist.
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Happy Face – Toadies
Pure Rock Fury – Clutch
Screamin’ Eagle – The Desert Sessions
Uncovered – Soundgarden
Paisley Pattern Ground – The Black Hollies
So You Say You Lost Your Baby – Death In Vegas
It Don’t Come Easy – The Smithereens
Strutter – The Donnas
Señor Limpio – Corrosion Of Conformity
Anymore – Souldivider
Uneasy – Desert Sun
Spinning In Daffodils – Them Crooked Vultures
Rich Girls Like To Steal – The Delta 72
Gouge Away – Pixies
Political Song For Michael Jackson To Sing – Minutemen
Seven Nation Army – The White Stripes*
Blue Orchid – The White Stripes*
Icky Thump – The White Stripes*
Rich Kid Blues – The Raconteurs*
Store Bought Bones – The Raconteurs*
Why Can’t You Be Nicer To Me – The White Stripes*
There’s No Home For You Here – The White Stripes*
I’m Finding It Harder To Be A Gentlemen – The White Stripes*
The Difference Between Us – The Dead Weather*
I’m Mad – The Dead Weather*
The Denial Twist – The White Stripes*
We’re Going To Be Friends – The White Stripes*
You’re Pretty Good Looking – The White Stripes*
Level – The Raconteurs*
Old Enough – The Raconteurs*
Girl, You Have No Faith In Medicine – The White Stripes*
I’m Slowly Turning Into You – The White Stripes*
Looking At The Invisible Man – The Dead Weather*
These Stones Will Shout – The Raconteurs*
Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground – The White Stripes*
Take, Take, Take – The White Stripes*
Offend In Every Way – The White Stripes*
The Hardest Button To Button – The White Stripes*
Chinarosa – Brant Bjork
Doob Interlude – Down
3’s & 7’s – Queens Of The Stone Age
It’s Not Fun Until They See You Cry – The Dirtbombs
More Than This – Low Pop Suicide
Black Sea Vacation – Earl Greyhound
Play It Cool – Super Furry Animals
Playlist for the Fuzz Factory with Brett Callero – 7/8/10
This week I had a last minute brainstorm. It’s been really, really hot outside. Like 99º heat here in Atlanta and even hotter in other places around the country. Therefore, I decided to make the Fuzz factory this week all about the heat!
This week the special feature* was all about the sun, the sunlight, the heat and those hot uncomfortable places we tend to avoid. Please note this concept is both figurative and literal, because as we all know, there are many meanings to the word HOT!
As always check out the Fuzz Factory with Brett Callero every Thursday night from 8-10pm (EST), or sometimes later.
Please note the Fuzz factory will not air next Thursday, 7/15/10. I will be out of town.
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Hello Sunshine – Super Furry Animals*
Somethin’ Hot – The Afghan Whigs*
Sun Hits The Sky – Supergrass*
Daylight – Viva Voce*
Burnin’ Sky – Bad Company*
Blinding Sun – Mudhoney*
100º – Kyuss*
Hotter Than Hell – Kiss*
Feel Good Hit Of The Summer – Queens Of The Stone Age*
Hot Stuff – 7 Zuma 7*
Solid Gold – Eagles Of Death Metal*
Burnin’ For You – Blue Oyster Cult*
117º – Izzy Stradlin*
Good Day Sunshine – The Beatles*
Sun Is Shining – The Dirtbombs*
Soul And Sunshine – Harvey & The Phenomenals*
Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye – Steam*
Under The Sun/Every Day Comes and Goes – Black Sabbath*
Desert Cruiser – Truckfighters*
Sundial – Wolfmother*
Hot Van – Black Nasa*
Driving Death Valley Blues – Mark Lanegan*
Sunshine Superman – Donovan*
Hell City, Hell – FSOB*
If There’s Hell Below (Don’t Worry) – Curtis Mayfield*
Lunch In Hell – Morphine*
Burn In Hell – Tenderloin*
Sunshinin’ – The Vines*
Ain’t No Sunshine – Bill Withers*
House Of The Rising Sun – The Animals*
Cold Heat – Lil’ Lavair & The Fabulous Jades*
Staring At The Sun (demo) – TV On The Radio
Mambo Sun – T. Rex*
Gimme Water – Masters Of Reality*
Drowning Sun – Love Battery*
Ohio Heat – Super Furry Animals*
Out Of The Sun – Joy Zipper*
Summertime – The Twilight Singers*
Hot Child In The City – The Coal Porters*
Sunset – Swervedriver*
Sundown – Gordon Lightfoot*
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