No Condition Is Permanent

Pictured: Jean Paul ‘El Troglodita.’

After the last pumpkin has burnt out and begun to shrivel and liquefy; after the last costumed reveler has been apprehended; and after the last crack house set ablaze on Devil’s Night is reduced to a heap of smoking embers, something like normalcy returns to The Purple Bat Lounge. Wait! Did we say that the last blaze was extinguished? Far from it, Group! Why, one of the bar’s own DJ’s — yes, it was Lee-Roy, as though you had to ask — managed to ignite the audio mixer as last Saturday’s first set concluded. Anything after that might seem anti-climactic, but only to those unfamiliar with the innate potential within a Saturday evening on Brush Street. Blaxploitation movies playing at The Madison, a visit from Uncle Morty and the ever-escalating war of words between DJ Reeshard and his canine charge…well, it all goes toward ‘upping the FUN quotient,’ as the dog would have it. Find out how, simply by clicking on the big arrow, a few pixels south of here…

 

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Here’s what we played in Ep. 206 of No Condition Is Permanent:

THE FIRST SET

Johnny Guitar Watson — “I Need It” — Ain’t That a Bitch

MFB — “Beware” — Nigeria Soul Power 70: Afro-Funk, Afro-Rock, Afro-Disco

The Fender IV — “Everybody Up” — The Surf Creature Vol.

M. Ashraf — “Music” — Dekha Jaye Ga OST

Danny Owens — “You’re A Little Too Late” — Shadrach And Boomstix!: Exotic Blues & Rhythm Vol. 9 & 10

Ranking Joe — “Fire” — Zion High with Black Uhuru & Dennis Brown

The Roosters — “Chicken Hop” — Felsted 45rpm

Eloise Lewis — “I Need It” — Bahamas Goombay 1951-1959

IT’S MADISON TIME…

The Politicians — “Free Your Mind” — Funky Crimes

THE SECOND SET

Antibalas — “Gabe’s New Joint” — Talkatif

Nina Simone — “Funkier Than A Mosquito’s Tweeter” — Jazzman 45rpm

Meridian Brothers Y Grupo Renacimiento — “La Policía” — NTCT 45rpm

The Chapells — “Help Me Somebody” — Basement Beehive: The Girl Group Underground

Black Affairs — “La Vie Musique” — Antilles Cherries: Compa/Cadence – Foundation Dance Music From The Caribbean

Funkadelic — “You Can’t Miss What You Can’t Measure” — Cosmic Slop

Pan Ron — “Pros Chang Reiy” — Groove Club Vol. 2: Cambodian Rock Spectacular!

THE THIRD SET

T.Rex — “Is It Love?” — T.Rex

The Telstars — “World Of Tomorrow” — Soundway 45rpm

The Tracers — “She Said Yeah” — Fort Worth Teen Scene Vol. 1

Dogliotti — “Negro En Sol Menor” — Movers!

Baby Earl and the Trini-dads — “Back Slop” — Souvenirs of the Soul Clap Vol. 4

Dara Puspita — “Pip Pip Yeah” — 1966-1968

The Revelairs — “San-Ho-Zay” — Rare Surf Vol 2: The South Bay Bands

Ennio Morricone — “Il Giardino Delle Delizie” — The Ennio Morricone Anthology: A Fistful of Film Music

Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs — “Ju Ju Hand” — The MGM Singles 1965-1973

Jean Paul ‘El Troglodita’ — “Everything’s Gonna Change” — Peru Bravo: Funk, Soul & Psych from Peru’s Radical Decade

THE FINAL SET

Roxy Music — “Angel Eyes (7” Version)” — Singles, B-Sides And Alternative Mixes

Harmonia — “Sonnenschein” — Musik von Harmonia

Flo & Eddie — “Come To My Rescue Webelos” — Columbia 45rpm

Franco, Simaro, N’dombe Et Le T.P. Ok Jazz — “Moleka Okoniokolo Ngai Tina?” — Monzo ‘77/‘79

The Nocturnes — “Cyclone” — Elemental Instrumentals!! Raw, Primitive Instrumental Rock From Cuca Records

Wganda Kenya — “El Abanico” — The Afrosound of Colombia Vol.1

The Monks — “Oh, How To Do Now” — Black Monk Time

  LORD BUCKLEY’S WEEKLY BENEDICTION…

Lee Perry — “Theme From Hong Kong” — Jamaica Soul 3: A Serious Selection Of ‘Groovy Hits’ From Lee Perry’s Productions (1969-1977)