Hey baby, Little Steven here with our Underground Garage pop quiz of the week.
If you took a poll of all of the film directors in the world, who would they chose to be the coolest director ever?
Ok, you’re right. Roger Corman would get a lot of votes.
So would Robert Rodriguez, but we know who would win don’t we?
That’s right, Marty Scorsese, and we are celebrating him this week in the Underground Garage.
Joining us will be the Clash, the Cream, Mott the Hoople, the Shangri-Las, R.E.M., and the Beatles.
Brand new music from the Len Price 3, Tegan and Sara, Prima Donna, the Brian Setzer Orchestra, Baby Woodrose, and the Raveonettes.
You are going to want to find out what Muddy Waters, Frank Sinatra, and Sharin Foo have in common.
It’s the only Rock n’ Roll dance party on the planet, and we are going to the movies this weekend in the Underground Garage.
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Intro Title: Be My Baby Artist: The Ronettes From: Be My Baby  (Philles, 1963) |
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Musical Beds Title: Of These, Hope-Reprise Artist: Peter Gabriel From: Passion: Music For The Last Temptation Of Christ  (Geffen)
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| Set 1 Title: Tell Me Artist: The Rolling Stones From: England's Newest Hitmakers  (London, 1964)
Title: Janie Jones Title: Girl Who Became A Machine Title: Those Were the Days Title: Trouble Train  |
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Musical Beds Title: Addio Sogna Di Gloria Artist: Guiseppe Di Stefano From: Mean Streets 
Title: God's Lonely Man Title: Theme From Taxi Driver Title: Cape Fear Main Title track |
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| Set 2 Title: Baby Blue Artist: Badfinger From: Straight Up  (Apple, 1971)
Title: Hell Title: Ain't That Just Like Me Title: All The Way From Memphis Title: You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory |
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Musical Beds Title: Hideaway Artist: Eric Clapton From: Mean Streets
Title: Cavelleria Rusticana Intermezzo |
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| Set 3 Title: Baby, Let Me Follow You Down Artist: Bob Dylan From: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 4: Bob Dylan Live, 1966: The  (Columbia)
Title: Stray Doll  Title: Bell Boy (Edit) Title: Supersonic Title: Jumpin' Jack Flash |
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Musical Beds Title: New York, New York Theme Artist: David Raskin From: Mean Streets
Title: The Feeling Begins |
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| Set 4 Title: There's A Love Artist: Locksley From: 7" single Title: Last Train to Clarksville Title: Hoochie Coochie Man Title: Fortune Teller Title: Leader of the Pack |
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Musical Beds Title: In Crowd Artist: Ramsey Lewis From: Ramsey Lewis's Finest Hour 
Title: Rags To Riches Title: Beyond The Sea |
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| Set 5 Title: Come Fly With Me Artist: Frank Sinatra From: Raging Bull 
Title: What's The Frequency, Kenneth? Title: Last Dance Title: Inner Light |
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Musical Beds Title: Theme From The Last Waltz Artist: The Band From: The Last Waltz  (WB/Rhino)
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| Outro Title: Blues Theme Artist: Davie Allan & the Arrows From: The Wild Angels : Original Motion Picture Soundtrack  (Capitol, 1993)Â |
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(CBS, 1977)
(Polydor, 1968)
(Surfdog Records, 2009)
(Arista)
(Sire, 2009)
(Pye, 1963)
(Columbia, 1973)
(Sire / WB, 1978)
(Acetate Records, 2008)
(MCA, 1973)
(Universal, 2009)
(Colgems, 1966)
(Chess, 1954)
(Red Bird Records, 1964)
(Warner Bros., 1994)
(Vice Records, 2009)
Comments (5)
To whom it may concern:
When I log into the archive shows section and try to listen some of the shows I get this error message -- done but with some errors on page, and I can't listen to the show I have selected?? Anyway just thought you people would want to know this wonderful peice of information.
That's a shame, this is Marty and all his music from the GREATEST FILMS OF ALL!!!!!!!!!!!
There's A Love by Locksley, what a great tune.
As always the Garage presents that which is cool.
What a review for the movie Mean Streets, "A little to much Good Friday and not enough Easter Sunday"
In set 1, Smokey Robinson's "Mickey's Monkey" is not listed...