#473 :: Dancin' With Fats Domino (1 November 2017)

We pay tribute to Fats Domino with originals and covers. 

"The family of Fats Domino would like to thank everyone for all the beautiful words, tributes and celebrations honoring our father. We would especially like to thank his beloved city of New Orleans. New Orleans is a city like none other and there was no place he would rather be.

We have been truly overwhelmed by the worldwide expressions of love and gratitude for our father and the music he shared with the world for so many years.

The family will notify the media of the final arrangements."

Antoine Dominique "Fats" Domino Jr. (February 26, 1928 – October 24, 2017)

Playlist

1 Fats Domino - Walking To New Orleans

2 Fats Domino - Ain't That Just Like A Woman 

3 Fats Domino - Blueberry Hill

4 Fats Domino - Blue Monday 

5 Rosco Gordon - Goin Home 

6 Fats Domino - When The Saints Go Marching In

7 Fats Domino - I'm Walkin'

8 Fred Wesley, Lenny Kravitz, Maceo Parker, Pee Wee Ellis, Rebirth Brass Band, Troy Andrews - Whole Lotta Loving

9 Dr. John - Don't Leave Me This Way

10 Fats Domino - The Fat Man

11 Bitty Mclean - It Keeps Rainin (Tears from My Eyes)

12 Taj Mahal, The New Orleans Social Club - My Girl Josephine

13 Ben Harper, The Skatalites - Be My Guest

14 Toots & the Maytals - Let the Four Winds Blow

15 Screamin Jay Hawkins - Please Don't Leave Me

17 Fats Domino - Wait And See

18 Fats Domino - If You Need Me

GO FEET! Radio #473

Wednesday 1 November 2017

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#453 :: With A Little Help From My Friends (14 June 2017)

GO FEET! Radio #453

Wednesday 14 June 2017

10pm-11pm NZ time, FreeFM89.0

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Freddie Notes and the Rudies - Down On The Farm

Prince Far I - Natty Farmyard

The Ratazanas - Animal Farm

Ambassa feat. Nicola Richards - Ready Or Not Here I Come

Tami Neilson - Holy Moses

Anti-Nowhere League - Johnny Too Bad

Chuck Berry - Jamaica Moon

Easy Star Allstars feat. Junior Jazz - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

Easy Star Allstars feat. Luciano - With a Little Help from My Friends

Clarendonians - Deep Down In My Heart

The Melodians - I Will Get Along Without You

Keeling Beckford - Slip Away and Version

Pama International - Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye

Jessie Evans & Pitshu - True Fire

#433 : Andrew McManus Talks About the Final Raggamuffin NZ Fest (25 January 2017)

GO FEET! Radio #433

Wednesday 25 January 2017

10pm-11pm NZ time, FreeFM89.0

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Andrew McManus, the owner of Raggamuffin Fest NZ, explains the reason why Raggamuffin got moved from Rotorua to Auckland. This is a must listen so you know exactly why it happened. There's been a lot of negative chatty chatty by many know-it-all-experts as to what an expensive music festival should do. Well, well. Anyways, take a listen and take note so when you host a 10 year music festival in New Zealand you'll be better informed as to how you can keep it going. Big ups to Mai FM and DJ Sirvere for the interview. 

Plenty of good new tunes in this episode. We dig them all! Enjoy.

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Gladiators - Sweet Soul Music

Ziggy Marley - I AM HUMAN

Pama International - Skies Are Blue

Black Kat Boppers - Guns of Brixton (feat. Paul Simonon)

ORGŌNE - 'P.C.H.' feat. Jesse Wagner of The Aggrolites

Morgan Heritage - Strictly Roots

The Rulers - Don't Be a Rude Boy

Inna de Yard - Let the Water Run Dry Feat. Ken Boothe

Rude Rich & The High Notes - Ain't Too Proud To Beg

Johnny Clarke & Determine - African Roots (A Living Riddim)

Mista Savona - A Living Riddim (Acoustic Version)

Clinton Fearon - Turn Up The Music

GO FEET! Radio # 181 It’s A Rockabilly Jamboree!!

So heres something new from GO FEET! Radio, its a Rockabilly Jamboree, YEAAAAH BAAAABY!

I’ve been a lover of Rockabilly music longer than I’ve been a fan of ska nd reggae. Thanks to my Dad who played records on a small player I came to hear some scorchin’ Rock n’ Roll, Jazz n’ Blues, and of course some Rockabilly. I’ve selected some great cuts from well known artists of yesteryear as well as some of my favorite artists on the scene today. And to end this episode theres a punk rockin’ tribute to my all-time favorite modern Rockabilly band, The Stray Cats, from some great punk bands. I’ve also thrown in some public health notices from a *comic. This is GO FEET! music – its hip, its cool, its a Rockabilly Jamboree! Enjoy!

Epiosde 181, 14 March 2012

1. Brian Setzer – Be Bop A Lula
2. The Brian Setzer Orchestra – Stray Cat Strut / You’re A Mean One, Mr. Grinch
3. Ray Campi – Rockabilly Music

Rockabilly singer Ray Campi plays the Jade Room (Courtesy of Jurgen Koop)

4. Gene Vincent – Hey, Hey, Hey
5. Rosie Flores – You Tear Me Up
6. Big Sandy and His Fly-Rite Boys – I Can’t Believe I’m Saying This To You
7. Billy Lee Riley – The Little Green Men
8. Deke Dickerson – Hot Rodders Lament

9. Elvis Presley – My Baby Left Me
10. Lee Cole – Cool Baby
11. Sonny Burgess – Flattop Joint
12. Barry Ryan – And God Said Let There Be Rockabilly

13. Brian Setzer – Pickpocket
14. Fiona Boyes – Rockabilly On My Radio
15. Skabilly Rebels with Roddy ‘Radiation’ Byers – This Cat Needs A Kitten

Roddy “Radiation” Byers, known originally for his role as The Specials’ lead guitarist, has now stepped into the spotlight with his own band, The Skabilly Rebels, known for its distinct mix of ska rhythms with rockabilly.

16. Lee Rocker – Wild Child
17. Imelda May – Tainted Love
18. Kitty Daisy and Lewis – Swinging Hawaii

19. G-String – Somethings Wrong With My Radio
20. Mad Marge and The Stonecutters – Fishnet Stockings
21. Thee Merry Widows – (He’s) Sexy and 17

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* The public health notices are simply comical forms of what Robin Willams does well, listener discretion is advised.