Playlist The Revolution Starts Now June 26 2018 on WCOM

The Revolution Starts Now: The Topical Song Show, June 26, 2018 on WCOM-FM 103.5, community radio for Carrboro and Chapel Hill, NC (www.wcomfm.org). Hosted each Tuesday from 4:00 to 5:00 PM Eastern Time by Art Menius (PO Box 1161; Carrboro, NC 27510). http://artmenius.com and http://lazyfarmboy.blogspot.com. Underwritten by radicallocalism.com and Vimala's Curryblossom Cafe.

Liz Phair / Love-Hate / Liz Phair / Capitol / 3:43

Neil Young / Let’s Impeach the President / Living With War / Reprise / 5:07

Kyle Craft / Before The Wall / Before the Wall – single / Sub Pop / 4:45

Pink Floyd / Another Brick in the Wall Part 2 / The Wall / Sony / 3:49

Anais Mitchell featuring Greg Brown / That’s Why We Build the Wall / Hadestown / Righteous Babe Records / 4:18

David Rovics / They’re Building a Wall / Falasteen, Habibti / self / 3:23

Reggie Harris / Hickory Hill / Ready to Go / Self / 4:59

John Linn / Do Re Mi / Illinois 14 / Giant Spoon Music / 2:57

Chicano Batman / This Land is Your Land / This Land is Your Land – single / self / 3:01

Los Texmaniacs / Across the Borderline / Cruzando Borders / 3:48

The Andrew Collins Trio / Coming into Hard Times Blues / Tongue / self / 2:15

The Kennedys / Be Silent No More / Safe Until Tomorrow / The Kennedys LLC / 3:16

Brian Gladstone / Behind the Maple Leaf Slaughterhouse Doors / Brainology /self / 4:56

I’m With Her / Hundred Miles / See You Around / Rounder / 3:32

Playlist The Revolution Starts Now on WCOM June 19 2018

The Revolution Starts Now: The Topical Song Show, June 19, 2018 on WCOM-FM 103.5, community radio for Carrboro and Chapel Hill, NC (www.wcomfm.org). Hosted each Tuesday from 4:00 to 5:00 PM Eastern Time by Art Menius (PO Box 1161; Carrboro, NC 27510). http://artmenius.com and http://lazyfarmboy.blogspot.com. Underwritten by radicallocalism.com and Vimala's Curryblossom Cafe.

RAW / Dawomen Dakò / August 1791 / self / 4:31
They point out key lessons in Haitian history, as in the high-energy “Dawomen Dakò,” about the historic pact between African and Creole communities to fight together for what would become Haiti.

Reggie Harris / Hickory Hill / Ready to Go / Self / 4:59

Gordon Lightfoot / The Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald / All Live / Rhino / 6:31
Recorded May 7, 1998 at Massey Hall

Tim O’Brien / Poor Ellen Smith / Epilogue: A Tribute to John Duffey / Smithsonian Folkways / 2:23

Joe Rollin Porter / Black Jack Davy / Take this Hammer / self / 3:27

Anita Aysola / America / Beyond Our Dreams / self / 4:31
For “America,” a love song for a country striving for universal ideals despite recent rancour, Aysola found the chords first, then began to play with Indian elements on top. “As I was finishing this song, I was jamming out with my new Hindustani vocal teacher,” says Aysola. “I realized the sargam felt really good with the chords I already had in mind.”

Kate Callahan / Love Rebels / Triumph / self / 3:49

Joyce Luna / We Shall Be Seen / Every Road We Take / self / 5:07

Ivan Rosenberg / Thoughts and Prayer$ / [single] / self / 2:26

John Linn / Fool’s Gold Miner / Illinois 14 / Giant Spoon Music / 5:26

Bett Padgett / Tell Us When / [single] / single / 4:06

Indigo Girls / Go / Live with the University of Colorado Symphony Orchestra / Rounder / 4:10

The Whiskey Farm / Songs of Resistance / Songs for Social Change Volume 2 / RAWA / 4:28