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Trying to keep up.

THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE… …with the wicked, wicked WILSON PICKETT, live from Germany, circa 1968. This disappeared from the Tube, but I've managed to find almost all of it reposted there or…

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Hey, it’s Juneteenth.

THE MUSIC EXPLOSION: "Little Bit O'Soul." JAPANESE BREAKFAST plays KCRW.  MARK STEWART's posthumous cover of The Korgis’ “Everybody’s Got to Learn Sometimes.”   FRUIT BATS shares "Stuck In My Head Again."  STEVE GUNN shares…

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A welcome distraction.

STEAM: The one-hit wonder with a synced take on "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye." Sorry 'bout those White Sox. THE HEAD AND THE HEART play WFUV.  THE HIVES share "Paint…

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Everything Falls Apart.

THE CARS play "Candy-O" and "The Dangerous Type" for Twofer Tuesday.  HINDS plays KEXP.  RIP VAN WINKLE: Robert Pollard shares "Sh^t-heel Man."  NATION OF LANGUAGE shares "I'm Not Ready For The Change." …

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Hide your heart, girl.

THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE: …with THREE DOG NIGHT! Once again, I'm enjoying the guilty pleasure of "Eli's Coming" with fellow fans of the late, lamented SportsNight. That, along with memories of The…

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Brian Wilson RIP

BRIAN WILSON, who as the leader and chief songwriter of the Beach Boys became rock’s poet laureate of surf-and-sun innocence, but also an embodiment of damaged genius through his struggles with mental illness…

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New schedules are disorienting.

BACHMAN-TURNER OVERDRIVE: "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet."  Because it's summer. Plus, cowbell. FRANZ FERDINAND plays KEXP.  MAVIS STAPLES covers Frank Ocean’s “Godspeed.”   DAVID BYRNE shares "Everybody Laughs."  JAPANESE BREAKFAST shares “My Baby (Got…

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Thank You, Sly.

SYLVESTER STONE, the multitalented musician whose path-finding, psychedelia-laced funk enraptured Woodstock Nation in the late ’60s and early ’70s, has died. He was 82. Here are the obits from the NYT and Rolling…

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