Playlist for Bob Dubrow on WMBR's Lost and Found, Tuesday, December 1, 2020 (Noon-2pm)

Time:

Artist:

Booker T & The MGs [Sonny Bono]

Song:

The Beat Goes On

Album:

Doin' Our Thing

Format:

Doin' Our Thing

Misc:

BED • (Stax, 1968)

Time:

Artist:

The Left Banke [George Cameron/Michael Brown/Steve Martin]

Song:

Let Go of You Girl

Album:

Walk Away Renée / Pretty Ballerina

Format:

Walk Away Renée / Pretty Ballerina

Misc:

(Smash, 1967)

Time:

Artist:

The Peppermint Trolley Company [Jesse Lee Kincaid]

Song:

Baby You Come Rollin' Across My Mind

Album:

The Peppermint Trolley Company

Format:

The Peppermint Trolley Company

Misc:

(Atka, 1968)

Time:

Artist:

The Lovin' Spoonful [John Sebastian]

Song:

Six O'Clock

Album:

Everything Playing

Format:

Everything Playing

Misc:

(Kama Sutra, 1968)

Time:

12:10

Artist:

Richie Havens [RIchie Havens]

Song:

No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed

Album:

Somethin' Else Agian

Format:

Somethin' Else Agian

Misc:

(Verve Forecast, 1967)

Time:

12:13

Artist:

Sam & Dave [David Porter/Isaac Hayes]

Song:

I Thank You

Album:

I Thank You

Format:

I Thank You

Misc:

(Atlantic, 1968)

Time:

12:16

Artist:

Funkadelic [Bernie Worrell/George Clinton]

Song:

A Joyful Process

Album:

Single A-Side

Format:

Single A-Side

Misc:

BED • (Westbound, 1972)

Time:

12:19

Artist:

Fever Tree [Michael Knust/Scott Holtzman/Vivian Holtzman]

Song:

San Francisco Girls (Return of the Native)

Album:

Fever Tree

Format:

Fever Tree

Misc:

(UNI, 1968)

Time:

12:23

Artist:

Giant Crab [Giant Crab]

Song:

Enjoy It

Album:

A Giant Crab Comes Forth

Format:

A Giant Crab Comes Forth

Misc:

(UNI, 1968)

Time:

12:25

Artist:

NRBQ [Eddie Cochran/Jerry Capehart]

Song:

C'mon Everybody

Album:

NRBQ

Format:

NRBQ

Misc:

(Columbia, 1969)

Time:

12:28

Artist:

The Masters of Deceit [Tom Hensley]

Song:

Boxes

Album:

Hensley's Electric Jazz Band & Synthetic Symphonette

Format:

Hensley's Electric Jazz Band & Synthetic Symphonette

Misc:

(Vanguard, 1969)

Time:

12:33

Artist:

Jerry Jeff Walker [Jerry Jeff Walker]

Song:

North Cumberland Blues

Album:

Driftin' Way of Life

Format:

Driftin' Way of Life

Misc:

(Vanguard, 1969)

Time:

12:36

Artist:

The Band [Jaime (Robbie) Robertson]

Song:

Up on Cripple Creek

Album:

The Band

Format:

The Band

Misc:

(Capitol, 1969)

Time:

12:40

Artist:

Don Ellis [Don Ellis]

Song:

Theme From "The French Connection"

Album:

Connection

Format:

Connection

Misc:

BED • (Columbia, 1972)

Time:

12:43

Artist:

Van Morrison [Van Morrison]

Song:

Everyone

Album:

Moondance

Format:

Moondance

Misc:

(Warner Bros., 1970)

Time:

12:47

Artist:

Buddy Miles [Greg Allman]

Song:

Dreams

Album:

Them Changes

Format:

Them Changes

Misc:

(Mercury, 1970)

Time:

12:51

Artist:

The Beach Boys [Alan Jardine/Brian Wilson/Carl Wilson]

Song:

Our Sweet Love

Album:

Sunflower

Format:

Sunflower

Misc:

(Reprise/Brother, 1970)

Time:

12:54

Artist:

Todd Rundgren [Todd Rundgren]

Song:

Long Flowing Robe

Album:

Runt. The Ballad of Todd Rundgren

Format:

Runt. The Ballad of Todd Rundgren

Misc:

(Bearsville, 1971)

Time:

12:57

Artist:

Emerson, Lake & Palmer [Kim Fowley/Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky]

Song:

Nutrocker

Album:

Pictures at an Exhibition

Format:

Pictures at an Exhibition

Misc:

(Island, 1971)

Time:

1:01

Artist:

Barry Mann [Barry Mann/Cynthia Weil/Phil SPector]

Song:

You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'

Album:

Lay It All Out

Format:

Lay It All Out

Misc:

(New Design, 1971)

Time:

1:06

Artist:

Grand Funk [Mark Farner]

Song:

Flight of the Phoenix

Album:

Phoenix

Format:

Phoenix

Misc:

BED • (Capitol, 1972)

Time:

1:09

Artist:

Bill Withers [Bill Withers]

Song:

Use Me

Album:

Still Bill

Format:

Still Bill

Misc:

(Sussex, 1972)

Time:

1:12

Artist:

Azteca [Paul Jackson]

Song:

Can't Take The Funk Out Of Me

Album:

Azteca

Format:

Azteca

Misc:

(Columbia, 1972)

Time:

1:17

Artist:

Mandrill [Carlos Wilson/Louis Wilson/Ricardo Wilson]

Song:

Fencewalk

Album:

Composite Truth

Format:

Composite Truth

Misc:

(Polydor, 1973)

Time:

1:22

Artist:

Bayeté (Todd Cochran) [Toss Cochran]

Song:

I'm On It

Album:

Worlds Around the Sun

Format:

Worlds Around the Sun

Misc:

(Prestige, 1972)

Time:

1:25

Artist:

Maxayn [Mick Jagger/Keith Richards]

Song:

Gimme Shelter

Album:

Maxayn

Format:

Maxayn

Misc:

(Capricorn, 1972)

Time:

1:28

Artist:

Billy Preston [Billy Preston/Joe Greene]

Song:

Outa-Space

Album:

I Wrote a Simple Song

Format:

I Wrote a Simple Song

Misc:

BED • (A&M, 1971)

Time:

1:33

Artist:

Fanny [John Lennon/Paul McCartney]

Song:

Hey Bulldog

Album:

Fanny Hill

Format:

Fanny Hill

Misc:

(Reprise, 1972)

Time:

1:36

Artist:

James Gang [Dominic Troiano/Roy Kenner]

Song:

Everybody Needs a Hero

Album:

Passin' Thru

Format:

Passin' Thru

Misc:

(ABC, 1972)

Time:

1:42

Artist:

Tony Joe White [Tony Joe White]

Song:

Even Trolls Love Rock and Roll

Album:

The Train I'm On

Format:

The Train I'm On

Misc:

(Warner Bros.)

Time:

1:47

Artist:

Tranquility [Terry Shaddick]

Song:

Eagle Eye

Album:

Silver

Format:

Silver

Misc:

(Epic, 1972)

Time:

1:50

Artist:

The Edgar Winter Group [Dan Hartman]

Song:

Free Ride

Album:

They Only Come Out at Night

Format:

They Only Come Out at Night

Misc:

(Epic (Japan), 1972)

Time:

1:53

Artist:

Herbie Hancock [Bennie Maupin/Harvey Mason/Herbie Hancock/Paul Jackson*]

Song:

Chameleon

Album:

Head Hunters

Format:

Head Hunters

Misc:

BED • (Columbia, 1973)

Time:

1:56

Artist:

Stevie Wonder [Stevie Wonder]

Song:

Superstition

Album:

Talking Book

Format:

Talking Book

Misc:

(Tamla, 1972)

Clavinets in rock/pop/funk from 1967-1972Was the Left Banke the first to bring the clavinet into popular song? Maybe. But Stevie Wonder surely popularized it. The clavinet is essentially an electric clavichord, made by Hohner. We're serving it up from its late '60s/early '70s beginnings.

Clavinets in rock/pop/funk from 1967-1972
Was the Left Banke the first to bring the clavinet into popular song? Maybe. But Stevie Wonder surely popularized it. The clavinet is essentially an electric clavichord, made by Hohner. We're serving it up from its late '60s/early '70s beginnings.