2021.11.11 Sampled & AMPED Thursdays with Dan Lloyd

<p>As broadcast November 11, 2021 with plenty of rememberance for you podcast pensioners.  Tonight we open marking the first time the original members of The Meters got together for a show in 2000, which was the first time since 1977, and we also talked about the creation and germination of one of their most famous tunes in "Cissy Strut."  After that, we put on some tropical vibes on a very dour, cold, &amp; wet day here in Gwangju with some tropical vibes from Bacao Rhythm &amp; Steel Band along with an old school Rio favorite from 1975 in Helio Matheus.  After that, it's all new tunes for the rest of the first hour with Silk Sonic, Joan As Police Woman, Bobby Oroza, Curtis Harding, and Adrian Quesada with Aaron Frazer being highlights along with Neal Francis &amp; Curtis Harding being out with new LP's as of last Friday.  After we struck nine bells, Dan Lloyd returned with all of his new tunes &amp; good vibes for the week, with a big album dropping tomorrow from IDLES &amp; Courtney Barnett, along with new singles heralding a bright future from Foals, Placebo, &amp; Jethro Tull (yes, you read that last one right).  <br>#feelthegravity<br><strong>Tracklisting:<br>Part I (00:00)<br></strong>The Meters – Cissy Strut</p><p>Bacao Rhythm &amp; Steel Band – PIMP</p><p>Helio Matheus – Mais Kriola</p><p>Neal Francis – BNYLV</p><p>Silk Sonic – Smokin’ Out The Window</p><p>Terrace Martin feat Arin Ray &amp; Smino – This Morning </p><p><strong><br>Part II (31:09)<br></strong>El Michels Affair feat Bobby Oroza – Stack The Deck</p><p>Adrian Quesada feat Aaron Frazer &amp; David Hidalgo – One Woman Man</p><p>Omar Apollo feat Kali Uchis – Bad Life</p><p>Curtis Harding – Explore</p><p>Dojo Cuts – I’ve Been Waiting All My Life For You</p><p>Joan As Police Woman w/Tony Allen &amp; Dave Okumu – The Barbarian </p><p><strong><br>Part III (65:13)<br></strong>PUP – Waiting</p><p>Foals – Wake Me Up</p><p>IDLES – Car Crash</p><p>Courtney Barnett – If I Don’t Hear From You Tonight</p><p>Gregor Barnett – Don't Go Throwing Roses