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D.R.I.N.K.

KAFM Grand Junction, 9am - 12pm

It's a celebration of Pat Fish, also known as The Jazz Butcher, who passed away unexpectedly last week, on October 5. We kick things off with another one of my favorites, the Asylum Street Spankers, taking on his "D.R.I.N.K." to glorious heights, followed by a couple of sets drawing from his 20th century material.

It's a celebration of Pat Fish, also known as The Jazz Butcher, who passed away unexpectedly last week, on October 5. We kick things off with another one of my favorites, the Asylum Street Spankers, taking on his "D.R.I.N.K." to glorious heights, followed by a couple of sets drawing from his 20th century material.
The Jazz Butcher
SongArtistNotes
D.R.I.N.K.
Asylum Street Spankers
I’m brokenhearted…
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The Basement
The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy
Spy theme for hire
Big Saturday
The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy
The biggest
Partytime
The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy
Better than a cold bath with someone you dislike
President Reagan's Birthday Present
The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy
Very very ‘80s
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Detroit Basketball
Bad Bad Hats
Are they winning?
My Ladies Can't Remember the Eighties
Euphone
Good vibrations
Don't Ignore the Air
The Mommyheads
Subtle currents
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To-Do List
The Felice Brothers
Check check checking things off
Only Songs
The Wild Reeds
A glorious racket
Burning
Nick Lowe
Rolling and thumping
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Water
The Stranglers
Towering sonic menace
Coal Black Horses
16 Horsepower
High and lonesome
Motherless Children
Brian Ritchie
What a hot combo
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Best Western
Burkini Beach
Under the sodium lights
Buckets Of Rain
Neko Case
In a mood
The Secret He Had Missed (feat. Julia Cumming)
Manic Street Preachers
Flashes of glamour
South Bay Stomp
Big Sandy
Stomped out
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The River
Kero Kero Bonito
Flowing through
Shimmering
Marshmallow Coast
One them elephant sixes
Paper Tiger (feat. Laura Gibson)
Portland Cello Project
Written by Beck
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Southern Mark Smith (Big Return)
The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy
Mutual admiration
The Human Jungle
The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy
A place of mystery and drama
Just Like Betty Page
The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy
I just want to do it forever
Sister Death
The Jazz Butcher
Saying farewell
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Bad With Faces
Sir Simon
Me too
Good Jacket Theme
Thee Goblins
Bubbling up
(This is Your) Vasectomy
Johnny Socko
Indiana ska
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Scarcity Is Manufactured
Deerhoof
Electric bamba
All Night
Low
Overwhelmed
Get The Letter Out
Enon
Backwards calligraphy
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My Old Bassist
Woody + Jeremy
Every band has one
Love Special Delivery
Los Lobos
More LA stuff
Club Mekon
The Mekons
The hot spot
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The Prince Is Back
Snapped Ankles
Big new prinz
Cab It Up!
The Fall
Getting across town
SWEET75
Sleigh Bells
Feel the pulse
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Bossandfunk (7 Inch Version)
Atom™
It delivers
Ping Island/Lightning Strike Rescue Op
Mark Mothersbaugh
Seeking Steve Zissou
M.F.P.D.A.
Mexican Institute of Sound
Bomb all these and destroy them
I Got This Down
Simian Mobile Disco
Getting the hang of it
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The More I Know
Film School
Truly encyclopedic
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