It's been a while since I've been alone with you. I've missed your touch, the way you taste, the way you feel. Let's take it real slow tonight, baby.
Listen here.
Roustabout: Elvis Presley
She Watch Channel Zero: Public Enemy
Home Affairs: Osibisa
Buenos Tardes Amigo: Ween
Aquarian Time: Wooden Shijps
Cocaine Blues: Johnny Cash
Messin' With The Kid: Junior Wells & The Aces
5-Piece Chicken Dinner->Lookin' Down the Barrel of a Gun: Beastie Boys
Peace Frog->Blue Sunday: The Doors
Constipation Blues: Hawkins, Screamin' Jay
Hama: Boris
A Kiss to Build a Dream on: Louis Armstrong & Band (04-14-62)
I'll Be Your Lover Too: Van Morrison
Halfway To Danville: Lee Simpson
Cortez the Killer: Neil Young and Crazy Horse (02-07-84)
Tom Violence: Sonic Youth (08-17-90)
The Catholics Are Attacking: Pop-O-Pies
My Way: Frank Sinatra
Derelicts of Dialect: Third Bass
Goin' Out West: Tom Waits
Tune into Hell's Kitchen Radio, with John Hell, every Monday night 8-10PM (Pacific), on Radio Valencia (https://radiovalencia.fm) in San Francisco. You can find my playlists and links to the podcasts right here.
Monday, January 31, 2011
Monday, January 24, 2011
A Season in Hell #23: Radio Valencia: Torture Garden: John Zorn Retrospective with Ronnie James Coltrane
I've been a fan of John Zorn since about 1994, when the first Masada recording came out, Aleph. I had the extreme pleasure of seeing him twice in concert, in SF; once with Masada in 1996, and once with Electric Masada in 2009. At the Yoshi's show in 2009, I sat at the stage with Zorn directly within reach. He sweat on me. I have yet to wash.
Anyway, if you're not familiar with the works of John Zorn, you should be warned. Zorn ranges from the stripped down, straight-ahead jazz combo-stylings, to the most avant garde. This show will showcase many different Zorn groups. The first hour is a smattering of all things Zorn. Hours two and three will feature the Masada family-tree (Masada, Electric Masada, Bar Kokhba, Emergency, and many artists who play with Zorn. The fourth and final hour is about letting loose. Seriously lOoSe! Cobra, Naked City, IAO, Yamatsuka Eye, Massacre, and too many more to mention. Listen in.
Hour One:
Executioner: Painkiller
Mystic Circles: The Dreamers
Music bed: Iao
Sicilian Clan: The Big Goundown
Conquest Of Mexico - Part 2: First Recordings
The Gift live (09-11-03)
Broadway Blues: Spy vs. Spy
Funk in a Deep Freeze: News for Lulu
Seduction: She Must be Seeing Things (Film Works 1986-1990)
B'rachos: Masada String Trio
Shtetl (Ghetto Life): Kristallnacht
Inside Straight: Naked City
Hour two:
Beeroth: Masada 5 (Hei)
Labbiel: Secret Chiefs 3
Zagzagel: Medeski, Martin and Wood (07-04-09)
Khebar: Bar Kokhba
Tekufah: Electric Masada (06-29-07)
Zemer: Book of Angels, Vol.7, Book 1: Zayin
Ezeqeel: Jamie Saft Trio
Kezef: Marc Ribot, Vol. 7, Book 2: Asmodeus
Ne'eman: The Wolleson's
Hour three:
Postizo: Marc Ribot y los Cubanos Postizos
Shofetim: Yoshida Tatsuya: The Unknown Masada
Let Me People Go: Diaspora Soul
Sippur: Masada String Trio (50th Birthday, Vol. 1)
Rahtiel: Stolas: The Book of Angels, Vol. 12 (feat. Joe Lovano)
Bahir: Masada Rock
Oceania: Coalition of the Willing
Meholalat: West Coast Masada (05-30-98)
Hath-Arob: Electric Masada: At the Mountains of Madness
Rokhev: Bar Kokhba
Hour four:
D. Popylepis: Cobra
Supplicant: Moonchild
Leviathan: IAO
The Wish: Zorn: Locus Solus
Punk China Doll: Naked City
Rolled Surface: Tears of Ecstasy
Spiral: Tears of Ecstacy
Zorn with Yamatsuka Eye (03-16-95)
Black Chamber: Painkiller
Hemophiliac (12-31-05)
Yellow: Elegy
Necromicon (04-26-07)
Carne Cruda Squarciata Dal Suono Di Sassofono: Mike Patton
Shangkuan Ling-Feng: Naked City
Saturday, January 22, 2011
KUSF on Radio Valencia with John Hell
A terrible happenstance in radio this week, as University of San Francisco sold their broadcast license of KUSF to USC Classical Public Radio. SF classical radio dinosaur KDFC has taken over 90.3FM.
Today I've invited KUSF staff/DJs into the studio to play music, take calls, and talk about what's happening.
Hour one: DJ Nobody and DJ Mun
Singapore: Tom Waits
Pachuco Cadaver: Captain Beefheart
JH with Nobody and Mun
Alice Donut: Untidy Suicides
Taking calls about KUSF
Dedicated to the Press: Betty Davis
Example 22: Laurie Anderson
Missing: Datalist
Taking calls (Ratso)
Board of Sups on the 25th this afternoon, and a rally at 1pm. The sup's are on KUSF's side.
Green-Eyed Lady: Vanilla Fudge
Music Automatic: Stereo Total
Do Right: Cabaret Voltaire
Hour two:
John Hell with KUSF DJs Fari and The 6th Degree
It's not Time To Say Goodbye: This Old Earthquake
Talking and taking calls.
Hour three:
John Hell welcomes DJs Jantine and Amperdan, Shekky and Cellbot
Dedicated to the one I love: The Shirelles
Trying Times: Roberta Flack
Talking to Jantine, Amperdan and Shekky and Cellbot
Do You Remember Rock and Roll Radio: The Ramones
Fight the Power: Public Enemy
Mighty Mighty: Baby Huey
Last 5 minutes of KUSF
Music is the World: Crown Heights Affair
Hour four:
John Hell welcomes KUSF DJs Germ, Shekky and Stereo Steve
Neon Beanbag: Stereolab
Talking to KUSF DJs Germ, Shekky and Stereo Steve
Heedless: No Joy
You Girls Smoke Cigarettes: No Joy
Pushing Too Hard: The Seeds
My Black Bag: The Mermen
The Catholics Are Attacking: Pop-O-Pies
Pressure Drop: The Clash
Stars and Stripes of Corruption: Dead Kennedy's
Monday, January 17, 2011
A Season in Hell #22: Radio Valencia: Live Evil
Tonight on the show I welcome Laurent Martini of Live Evil.
Who is Live Evil?
(From their website: http://www.walkouttorockou
"Live Evil (www.liveevilrocks.com) is the heavy metal playground that existed only in the mind of wannabe rocker Laurent Martini, whose love of Motley Crue drove him to pen over 120 song lyrics during his teen-aged years as he tried (albeit in vain) to evoke the rocker lifestyle: loose women, boozing, and life on the road. Having leapt from his brain to the stage after 19 years, Live Evil is a two-parts fist-pumping arena rock concert, one-part failed high-school talent show and ultimately an endearing cocktail ultimately about a childhood dream that refuses to fade."
Laurent will be on the show promoting the 5th anniversary party for a great show: Mortified (http://www.getmortified.co
This should be lovely.
Hour One:
Roustabout: Elvis Presley
We're All In This Together: Gabby Young & Other Animals
Mutant: Wavves
Pigs on the Wing 1 & 2: Pink Floyd (from the UK only 8-track release)
Red Lights: Holy Fuck
Marine Salute: Liquorball
Kissing Clouds: Sweet Bulbs
Dada Brown: Lil Daggers
The Smoke: Home Video
Get High Babe: John Wesley Coleman III
Hour Two:
Laurent Martini in the studio
Get Down and Blow Me: Live Evil
Laurent Martini in the studio
Wild Tonight: Live Evil
TnT: AC/DC (12-09-79)
Street Fighting Man: Rolling Stones (07-26-72)
Everyday People: Sly and the Family Stone (09-01-69)
In My Time of Dying: The Black Crowes with Jimmy Page (10-18-99)
Monday, January 10, 2011
A Season in Hell #21: Radio Valencia: Eric McFadden
"A Whole lot of sweet love goin' on here at Radio Valencia" - Eric McFadden
Local guitar slinger Eric McFadden joined me in the studio tonight to talk about music, his interests, and play some of his latest music.
Hour one:
Roustabout: Elvis Presley
Bridge over the Bay: Eric McFadden, Rick Younglove, Dustin Welch (false start)
Interview with Eric McFadden
Bridge over the Bay: Eric McFadden, Rick Younglove, Dustin Welch
Straight to Patti: Liar
Fuck Me, Kill Me: Angry Babies
Want Me Too: EMT
Medicine: Crack Daniels
Interview with Eric McFadden
Jockey Full of Bourbon: EMT
Interview with Eric McFadden
Babydoll: EMT with Robin Coomer
Last Day of my Life: Eric McFadden
Tick Tock: Eric McFadden and Wally Ingram with Les Claypool and Nels Cline
Hobo Love: Rube Waddell
What's in my Head: Eric McFadden
The Ossuary: Sleepytime Gorilla Museum
Interview with Eric McFadden
Delicate Thing: EMT
Make yourself at home: Alien Lovestock
For Those Who Should Die: Liar
Interview with Eric McFadden
Devil Moon: Eric McFadden
Train to Salvation: Eric McFadden
Interview with Eric McFadden
Blight: Eric McFadden
Monday, January 03, 2011
A Season in Hell #20: Radio Valencia: Ragi da Lawyer Takes Your Calls
Ragi da Lawyer has graced us with his presence once again. As usual, the goal is to take your calls, on the air, LIVE, telling Ragi your legal troubles. Being a real, live, actual lawyer, Ragi will proceed to give you his best advice. Ragi does this attempting to condense all the phone calls he gets throughout the week, from his friends in search of free legal advice, into one two-hour radio program, where instead of giving each friend 15 minutes of his time for free, he can get it all out in a matter of minutes. We figure he can make it through 10 phones on the radio in one hour. Will he do it? You'll have to tune in to find out.
Better yet, call us. It don't cost nothin'. 415-875-9051
Hour one:
Roustabout: Elvis Presley
Ashes to Ashes: Warpaint
Solitude Is Bliss: Tame Impala
Ragi da Laywer on the air!
Bugalu: Garotas Suecas
Night Jogger: Those Darlins
I Hate The 80's: The Vaselines
Hour two:
Ragi da Laywer takes your calls.
Pass The Peas: The Meters with the JB Horns (12/91)
Ragi da Laywer takes one more call.
Jailbreak: Thin Lizzy (09-25-80)
Better yet, call us. It don't cost nothin'. 415-875-9051
Hour one:
Roustabout: Elvis Presley
Ashes to Ashes: Warpaint
Solitude Is Bliss: Tame Impala
Ragi da Laywer on the air!
Bugalu: Garotas Suecas
Night Jogger: Those Darlins
I Hate The 80's: The Vaselines
Hour two:
Ragi da Laywer takes your calls.
Pass The Peas: The Meters with the JB Horns (12/91)
Ragi da Laywer takes one more call.
Jailbreak: Thin Lizzy (09-25-80)
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