2021.08.26 Sampled & AMPED Thursdays with Dan Lloyd

<p>As broadcast August 26, 2021 with a boatload of room to stretch the legs on the podcast ride.  Tonight we paid tribute to Bobbie Gentry's "Ode To Billie Joe" to start off, which went to #1 on the Billboard charts on this date in 1967 for a four week ride at the top.  More importantly, we finished by double dipping with The Rolling Stones in tribute to drummer Charlie Watts, who passed away earlier this week.  The man was not the flashiest guy on the beat by any stretch nor the most technical, but he was always in the pocket to a tee and did what was required for one of the greatest bands of all time in his own way.  We also release our latest playlist in August's rendition of The Damyang Drop, so we covered the funkier &amp; more soulful joints in part 1 &amp; 2 for our Sampled funk &amp; soul first hour.<br>#feelthegravity<br><strong>Tracklisting:<br>Part I (00:00)<br></strong>Clydie King – Ode to Billie Joe</p><p>Bob &amp; Fred – I’ll Be On My Way</p><p>Jungle – Can’t Stop The Stars</p><p>Patti Jo – Make Me Believe In You</p><p>Roxy Music – Love Is The Drug (Todd Terje edit)</p><p><br><strong>Part II (33:16)</strong></p><p>Moondog feat Rob Burger – Bird’s Lament</p><p>Camille Yarbrough – Take Yo Praise</p><p>Hailu Mergia &amp; The Walias – Endegena </p><p>El Michels Affair – Fazed Out</p><p>Tortoise – A Simple Way To Go Faster Than Light That Does Not Work</p><p>Weather Report – River People (Live)</p><p>Los Porcos – Porc Noise Complaint </p><p><strong>Part III (69:24)<br></strong>Rolling Stones – Honky Tonk Women</p><p>Parquet Courts – Walking at a Downtown Pace</p><p>Same Fender – Aye</p><p>The Bronx – Mexican Summer</p><p>Boston Manor – Carbon Mono</p><p>Dave Hause – Surfboard </p><p><strong><br>Part IV (100:19)<br></strong>Royal Blood – Sad But True</p><p>Deviates – Wasted</p><p>The Copyrights – Halos</p><p>Laura Jane Grace and the Devouring Mothers – Apocalypse Now (&amp; Later)</p><p>Roger Taylor – We’re All Just Trying to Get By ft KT Tunstall</p><p>Rolling Stones – Gimme Shelter </p>