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12-28-12 Footnotes
Show 370: In Memoriam 2012, Mixtapes for 2012

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1 What does it say about the music industry when 2011’s highest-earning musician didn’t release any new music? Dr. Dre tops Forbes’ annual list of music industry earners with an income of $110 million, beating out industry heavyweights like Bieber and Macca. But fans are still waiting for Detox – Dre’s highly anticipated follow up to 2001 and The Chronic. So how’d Dre do it? By selling a ton of headphones.

2 Throughout the year Jim and Greg have paid homage to the musical greats we’ve lost. There were some big names in 2012 – Whitney Houston, Etta James, Levon Helm, Donna Summer, and Davy Jones just to name a few. With the year coming to a close, Jim and Greg take a moment to recognize some artists they didn’t get to: DC’s own Godfather of Go-go Chuck Brown, and Eastern music ambassador Ravi Shankar. They play Brown’s “Bustin’ Loose” and Shankar’s “Dhun (Fast Teental)” from the sitar master’s 1967 Monterey Pop Festival performance in appreciation.

3a As 2012 comes to a close, it’s a great time to think about the songs that defined the year. And what better way to do that than with a mixtapes? During the show you’ll hear a small selection of Jim and Greg’s compilations of the year, but you can stream both mixes in their entirety below. And you can make your own.

Happy New Year from Sound Opinions!

3b

Greg Kot’s 2012 Mixtape: “Ways of the World”
1. Kelly Hogan, “Ways of the World”
2. Neneh Cherry and the Thing, “Cashback”
3. Killer Mike, “Untitled”
4. Nick Waterhouse, “Some Place”
5. Django Django, “Default”
6. Santigold, “Disparate Youth”
7. The Hood Internet, “One for the Record Books”
8. Wild Belle, “Keep You”
9. Radar Eyes, “I Am,”
10. Chromatics, “Kill for Love”
11. Miguel, “Where’s the Fun in Forever”
12. Japandroids, “The House that Heaven Built”
13. Ty Segall Band, “Tell Me What’s Inside Your Heart”
14. Divine Fits, “Would That Not Be Nice”
15. Frank Ocean, “Bad Religion”
16. Cat Power, “Cherokee”
17. Jack White, “Hysterical Kiss”
18. Bobby Womack, “The Bravest Man in the Universe”

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3c

Jim DeRogatis’ 2012 Mixtape
1. Jessie J, “Domino”
2. Bob Mould, “Star Machine”
3. Best Coast, “Why I Cry”
4. Bassnectar, “Pennywise Tribute”
5. The dB’s, “That Time is Gone”
6. DIIV, “Past Lives”
7. El-P, “For My Upstairs Neighbor (Mums the Word)”
8. Lupe Fiasco, “ITAL (Roses)”
9. John Cale, “I Wanna Talk 2 U”
10. Andre Williams & The Sadies, “I Gotta Get Shorty Out of Jail”
11. Miguel, “Adorn”
12. Neil Young & Crazy Horse, “Jesus’ Chariot (She’ll Be Coming Around the Mountain”
13. Passion Pit, “I’ll Be Alright”
14. Jack White, “Hip Eponymous Poor Boy”
15. Sinead O’Connor, “4th and Vine”

Launch Jim's Mixtape



Songs Featured in Show #370
Dr. Dre, “Fuck wit Dre Day (And Everybody’s Celebratin’),” The Chronic, Death Row, 1992
Whitney Houston, “The Greatest Love of All,” Whitney Houston, Arista, 1985
Chuck Brown and the Soul Searchers, “Bustin’ Loose,” Bustin’ Loose, Source Records, 1979
Ravi Shankar, “Duhn: Fast Teental (excerpt),” Monterey International Pop Festival [Live], Razor & Tie, 2007
Kelly Hogan, “Ways of the World,” I Like to Keep Myself in Pain, ANTI-, 2012
Django Django, “Default,” Django Django, Because Music, 2012
Santigold, “Disparate Youth,” Master of My Make-Believe, Atlantic, 2012
Bobby Womack, “The Bravest Man in the Universe,” The Bravest Man in the Universe, XL Recordings, 2012
The Hood Internet, “One for the Record Books,” FEAT, Decon, 2012
Wild Belle, “Keep You,” single, Columbia, 2012
Radar Eyes, “I Am,” Radar Eyes, HoZac, 2012
Rhye, “The Fall,” The Fall EP, Innovative Leisure, 2012
Bob Mould, “Star Machine,” Silver Age, Merge, 2012
DJ Tripp, “Love is Young (Fun. Vs. Pat Benatar),” single, self released, 2012
Jessie J, “Domino,” Who You Are, Lava, 2011
Andre Williams & The Sadies, “I Gotta Get Shorty Out of Jail,” Night & Day, Yep Rock Records, 2012
Bassnectar, “Pennywise Tribute,” Vava Voom, Amorphous Music, 2012
Jack White, “Hip Eponymous Poor Boy,” Blunderbuss, Third Man, 2012
Andy Stott, “Numb,” Luxury Problems, Modern Love, 2012
Nick Lowe, “Switchboard Susan,” Labour of Lust, Radar, 1979
The Shins, “No Way Down,” Port of Morrow, Aural Apothecary, 2012
Dirty Projectors, “Temecula Sunrise,” Bitte Orca, Domino, 2009
Cold Chisel, “Khe Sahn,” Cold Chisel, Elektra, 1978



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