Feat. James Brown, The O’Jays, Art Tatum, Sarah Vaughan, Harry McLintock, Ben Webster, Junior Wells

Lurching wildly between genres – Blues, Jazz and R n’ B from James Brown, The O’Jays, Art Tatum, Sarah Vaughan, Harry McLintock, Ben Webster, Stormy, Junior Wells and loads more… Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/J_Casey_

An hour of music inspired by Martin Scorsese – expect much rock n roll, jazz, soul & cock rock

The films of Martin Scorsese/ the music and the role it plays. Whether its the original score for Taxi driver or the judicious song selection for his most famous gangster movies – the music in Scorsese’s films warrants our attention. Doo- wop, rock n roll, jazz, cock rock – the music drives the films forward…

Feat. Captain Beefheart, The Castaways, Howlin’ Wolf, Sidney Bechet, Satchmo, Stan Getz and Duke

Feat. The Kinks, The Emotions, The Temptations, The Modern Lovers, Al Green, Gene Clark and Love

Feat. The Modern Lovers, The Mekons, Bill Doggett, Villagers, Vince Gallo, Libertines and Fela Kuti

A recent show I did, the first half is guitar heavy with tracks from Bill Doggett, The Modern Lovers, The Mekons, The Libertines, The Cribs and Ska/Afro beat from The Tenors/the Rulers and Fela Kuti. The second half is a bit more meditative with a couple of tracks from Villagers, Vince Gallo and a great…

Feat. Beach House, Julia Holter, Dr. John, The Stones, The Residents, Captain Beefheart, Gene Clark

Two hours of excellent music feat. Beach House, Julia Holter, Dr. John, Rolling Stones, The Residents, Raymond Scott, Captain Beefheart and an overview of the late great Gene Clark’s career with some Byrds thrown in for good measure. I’ll also be playing some stomping soul towards the end of the two hours.

A quality hour of jazz and ambient feat. Miles, Fennesz, Woo, Charlie Parker, Sonny Stitt and more

A quality hour of jazz and ambient music feat. lots of that great mid 60s Miles Davis quintet, Lester Young, Sonny Stitt, Charlie Parker, Woo, Johnny Greenwood, Christian Fennesz and more…

A selection of my favorite tracks from classic era Bruce Springsteen (early 70s to mid 80s)

Having recently seen The Boss live for the first time, I think it only right to play an hour of my favorite Bruce Springsteen tracks. Mainly classic era (mid 70s – mid 80s) some quiet ones, some live ones, album tracks and stone classics.