FTB047.txt
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(Intro “Peaches En Regalia” Frank Zappa)
alexis korner - get off my cloud
the monkees - for pete's sake        
the monkees - shades of gray
tom petty - for real
tom petty and the heartbreakers - the best of everything (alternate version / extra verse)
elvis costello - suit of lights
the long ryders - psychedelic country soul
cracker - can i take my gun to heaven?
leslie west - long red
the illusion - did you see her eyes
the motors - you beat the hell outta me
t.rex - 20th century boy
Translator - favorite drug
jason ringenberg - god bless the ramones
the ramones - blitzkrieg bop (40th anniversary mono mix)
greyhounds - yeah yeah yeah
jack kerouac - deadbelly (with steve allen)
morphine - kerouac
morphine - lilah II
ken nordine - sepia
bill callahan - spring (live)
smog - i'm new here
john prine - ain't hurtin' nobody
amos lee - freedom
the comsat angels - the cutting edge
the claypool lennon delirium - easily charmed by fools
yes - south side of the sky  (2015 steven wilson remix)
yes - we have heaven (acapella, steven wilson mix)
king crimson - us radio ad 
king crimson - easy money (2012 stereo album)
gentle giant - proclamation (steven wilson remix)
primus - intruder
francis dunnery - genesis medley - back in nyc (live@theloft 2004)
peter gabriel - father, son (live)
hudson-ford - did worlds collide?
the strawbs - where do you go (when you need a hole to crawl in)
the monks - love in stereo
gary myrick & the figures - she talks in stereo
gary clark jr. - i got my eyes on you (locked & loaded)
john mayall - that's what love will make you do (feat. todd rundgren)
jackie and the starlites - valerie
sam sacks - yodel blues
(Closing Theme “America Drinks & Goes Home” Frank Zappa)






Episode #47 (Joe’s Garage Act IX) starts with a mini-tribute to Peter Tork and another nod to the late great Ken Nordine. We go a little deeper into the return of The Long Ryders and the wonderful new “proggy” project from The Claypool Lennon Delirium sends us on a math rock adventure best enjoyed after dark. Todd Rundgren pulls out his blues chops with a blistering guest appearance on John Mayall’s new album, Jason Ringenberg pays tribute to The Ramones and Gary Clark Jr.’s new record finally lives up to the hype. We take stops at sounds from The Motors to The Illusion, Bill Callahan with and without Smog, Leslie West to Gary Myrick, a Strawbs family tree and some previously unreleased Tom Petty. The three plus hours of this Basement episode also includes the 45 that changed my life. Thanks for the generous donations (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8beKwFWlHR) and most of all for listening.