Dirty Wordz With Shane Hollands

Well it ain’t long to toots street peeps, I’m Dashin crazy mad like with the gotta jack a train blues I tell you truely buddy, so I won’t rant much at your lobes if ya know whata mean just to beg you to sweep yer peeps on the southern side to me mighty mighty mighty list O bed-ass word wranglers, ditties and danglers aural assaulters mixed with the downright beauty a full losers from the mouth of the south to the chilly northern clines you wont find no word units tastier then these jazz tack since the wax digitalled its way from existence.

But don’t take my lyan lips fer gospel…

Tune In Web On & Word Out

The Dirty Wordz Show

Tuesdays Drive 3-5pm (NZ Time)

http://www.fleetfm.com

88.3FM

The Dirty Wordz Show #40 Playlist

Johnny Cash: Thanks A Lot

Gillian Welch & David Rawlings: Miner’s Refrain

Lou Reed: Wagon Wheel

DJ Vadim: Are You Sure

Karen Hunter: A kiss Without The Moustache (is like an egg without salt)

Ken Nordine: Black

Tom Waits: Warm Beer And Cold Women

Allen Ginsberg: Transcription Of Organ Music

Apirana Taylor: Footprints In Tears

Arlo Guthrie: Motorcycle (Signficance Of The Pickle) Song

H.G Wells: The Time Machine Intro

Heather Haley: God’s Country

Mark Strand: The Poem

Sugarbeat: Rush Wildly

Jack Kerouac: Old Western Movies

Albert Wendt: Bound For Whangamata

Oscar Brown Jr: But I Was Cool

Hunter S. Thompson: Fear And Loathing

b.dolan: Vin Diesel

Dr. Timothy Leary: Think For Yourself

MC Frontalot vs ZT: braggadocio (flawsome remix)

Eckhard Gerdes + Shelf Life: A Couple Of Starts

Ken Nordine: Coral

Ed mecija: chrystie delancey

Sugarbeat: Computer Prayer For Bronwen Wallace

William S. Burroughs: milred pierce reporting

Siouxie and the Banshees: Slowdive

Beautiful Losers: Doors On The Bus Beat

Murray Haddow & The Hikuaian Lud Gang: Wee Jock Witney

Hallelujah Picassos: Sister Stacy

Tourettes: Your’re Not Hip Hop

Tags: Beautiful Losers: Doors On The Bus Beat, Hallelujah Picassos: Sister Stacy, Murray Haddow & The Hikuaian Lud Gang: Wee Jock Wit

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