mixed and selected by Black Sifichi

Chaque dimanche à 21h sur Reillann’Air la radio low cost qui te fait prendre l’air

Audiometric broadcast weekly on 6 Independent French FM stations

• Jet FM 91.2 Nantes [Samedi 21:00]   
• Aligre FM 93.1 Paris [Samedi Soir 22:30]   
• Radio Active 100 FM Toulon [Samedi 21:00]     
• Eko des Garrigues 88.5 Montpellier [Dimanche 20:00]       
• Radio Grenouille 88.8 FM Marseille [Dimanche Minuit]   
• Reillann’Air – Haute Provence    [Dimanche 21:00]    www.reillannair.com

ALL Archives & Podcasts: https://www.mixcloud.com/BlackSifichi

the playlist :—

• Anthony Bourdain – Kitchen Confidential [just a little bit]
• Mick Harris / Eraldo Bernocchi – Lobster Family
• Plug – Keen As Mustard
• Michael Mills – Meatloaf
• Fun-Da-Mental – Mother Africa Feeding Sister India
• The Residents – Anger/Hunger
• Kelpe – Ice Cream Knife Handle
• Chet Faker – Cigarettes and Chocolate
• Tosca – Chocolate Elvis
• Plunky & the Oneness of Juju – Jazz Phunk Soul Food
• Howie B – My Wee Cod Piece
• Chris Nelson – Dinner Time
• Cliff Fyman – Coffee
• Didi Susan Dubelyew – Who needs exercise…
• Mutabaruka & Scientist – Fork & Hoe
• Arlo Guthrie – Alice’s Restaurant Massacree (1967 so be it) 1*
• Elmer Bernstein – Sweet Smell Of Success-Hot Dogs And Juice (Goodbye Baby)
• Jack McVea And His All Stars – Wine-O
• Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass – Green Peppers
• Robert Mitchum – Coconut Water
• Charles Mingus – Eat That Chicken
• De-Phazz – Death By Chocolate
• Beastie Boys – Drinkin’ Wine
• Tomato Sleuth – Baked Boanz
• George Carlin – Supermarkets
• Siskid – Butter Knife

FIN – Tip your DJ Waiter Big Time ! And be generous SVP.

1* – The song inspired the 1969 film Alice’s Restaurant, which starred Guthrie and took numerous liberties with the story. The work has become Guthrie’s signature song and he has periodically re-released it with updated lyrics. In 2017, it was selected for preservation in the National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress as being “culturally, historically, or artistically significant”.[3]

Due to Guthrie’s rambling and circuitous telling with unimportant details, it has been described as a shaggy dog story.[4]