Episode 282: Tug’s Deep Dive – Patti Smith

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February 14, 2018

Music:

  • Patti SmithGloria” Horses (Arista1975
  • Patti SmithPrivilege (Set Me Free)” Easter (Arista) 1978
  • Gilda RadnerIf You Look Close/Gimme Mick” Gilda Radner – Live From New York (Warner Bros. Records) 1979
  • Patti SmithDancing Barefoot” Wave (Arista) 1979
  • U2Dancing Barefoot” Threesome: Music From The Motion Picture (Epic Soundtrax) 1994
  • Patti SmithThis Is The Girl” Banga (Columbia) 2012

Notes:

After a couple of days talking about new music, Tug Baker stays on the line to talk classics. Today’s artist: Patti Smith.

Follow Tug on Twitter: @tug3000

FUN FACT: After moving to New York City in 1967, Patti Smith was fired from Rock magazine after reportedly asking Eric Clapton one question during an interview: “What are your six favorite colors?”


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One Reply to “Episode 282: Tug’s Deep Dive – Patti Smith”

  1. Jeff Perry

    Loved hearing about Patti Smith. There was a reissue of “Horses” that included a live recording from the 30th anniversary concert with the surviving band from that album, plus Tom Verlaine and Flea, from the Red Hot Chili Peppers. They played it in the album order, with the bonus single of “My Generation”.

    Also, Tug pointed out that she was best known for covers and played “Privilege (Set Me Free)”, which was itself a cover of a song from the movie, Privilege by Paul Jones, the former singer of Manfred Mann’s band. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6otmvjZG_Vc

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