The Paul Slavens Show: Live blog for July 15, 2012

Another surprisingly mild and lovely evening in North Texas. A good evening to sit outside and listen to some great music.
This is where you can leave your polite comments and music suggestions for next week. Remember, nothing more than 6 minutes, nothing too aggressively loud and nothing too ambient. Make sure the lyrics are all FCC clean, please.

New to me this week:
John Loudermilk
Frank Ifield
2:54
Millie Small
Bethany Cosentino
Felt

Here’s tonight’s setlist:

Warpaint, “Ashes to Ashes,” Ashes to Ashes (Single)
John D. Loudermilk, “Tobacco Road,” The Open Mind Of John D. Loudermilk
N.A.S.A., “Spacious Thoughts (Feat. Tom Waits & Kool Keith),” The Spirit
Of Apollo
Fight Bite, “Catiline,” Fight Bite
Frank Ifield, “Oh, Such A Stranger,” Best Of Frank Ifield
Tuatara, “Dark State Of Mind,” Breaking The Ethers
Julie Andrews, John Michael King, Franz Allers, “Show Me,” My Fair Lady
Woody Guthrie, “Pretty Boy Floyd,” Woody At 100: The Woody Guthrie
Centennial Collection
2:54, “Sugar,” 2:54
The Klezmatics, “Man in a Hat,” Jews with Horns
Richard Thompson, “There Is Beauty…,” 1000 Years Of Popular Music
Jeff Beck, “Please Mr. Jailor (feat. Imelda May),” Rock ‘n’ Roll Party
(Honoring Les Paul)
Al Stewart, “On The Border,” Year Of The Cat
Fever in the Funkhouse, “Fever in the Funkhouse / Don’t Take It Like
That,” Life Stories ‘n’ Jam

Solomon Burke, “None Of Us Are Free,” Don’t Give Up On Me
Four Tet, “Angel Echoes,” There Is Love In You
The Beatles, “Tomorrow Never Knows,” Revolver
Bubba Hernandez, “Testosterone,” Big Pounding Heart
Millie Small, “Enoch Power,” Time Will Tell
Bethany Cosentino, Iggy Pop, “Let’s Boot and Rally,” Let’s Boot and Rally
The Statler Brothers, “Flowers On The Wall,” The Best Of The Statler
Brothers
Dirty Projectors, “The Socialites,” Swing Lo Magellan
Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood, “Summer Wine,” Nancy & Lee
Felt, “Spanish House,” The Strange Idols Pattern and Other Short Stories
Hank Williams, “(I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle,” Gold
Lynyrd Skynyrd, “I Know A Little,” The Complete Collection
Peggy Lee, “Fever,” The Best Of Peggy Lee
Autolux, “Transit Transit,” Transit Transit