All posts by Karlo Berkovich

Former Associate Editor/Web Editor/Sports Editor at Waterloo Region Record with a keen interest in rock music, specifically classic rock with side dishes of blues, late 70s punk and new wave plus sprinklings of reggae, soul and funk. Karlo Berkovich is the host of So Old It's New.
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So Old It’s New set list for Monday, July 7, 2014 (band/artist, song)

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So Old It’s New set list (band/artist, song) for Monday, July 7/14

1. Deep Purple, No One Came (live)
2. Aerosmith, Young Lust
3. David Bowie, Quicksand
4. Pretenders, Thumbelina (Live)
5. The Rolling Stones, Plundered My Soul
6. Chicago, Poem For The People
7. Danzig, Mother
8. Collective Soul, Precious Declaration
9. Dave Mason, Look At You Look At Me
10. Styx, Miss America
11. Drive-By Truckers, Go-Go Boots
12. Eric Clapton, Sinner’s Prayer
13. Trapeze, You Are The Music We’re Just The Band
14. Atomic Rooster, Friday 13th
15. Gov’t Mule, Wine And Blood
16. Little Feat, Skin It Back
17. Lynyrd Skynyrd, Michelle
18. Family, The Weaver’s Answer
19. Ten Years After, Love Like A Man
20. Faces, Miss Judy’s Farm
21. J. Geils Band, Hard Drivin’ Man (live)
22. The Allman Brothers Band, One Way Out (Live In Germany 1991)

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So Old It’s New set list – Canada Day show June 30/14

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So Old It’s New set list (band/artist, song) for Monday, June 30/14 – Canada Day show, with some hits, not just album cuts.

1. Goddo, So Walk On (live)
2. The Rolling Stones, If You Can’t Rock Me (live bootleg: Rock The Palais in Toronto; 2002 tour warmup gig)
3. Alannah Myles, Hurry Make Love
4. April Wine, Silver Dollar
5. Junkhouse, Fuckin’ Up (live)
6. Rush, A Passage To Bangkok
7. Neil Young, Down By The River
8. Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Gimme Your Money Please
9. Big Sugar, Dear Mr. Fantasy
10. Valdy, Simple Life (Ode To L.A.)
11. Burton Cummings, Never Had A Lady Before
12. Gordon Lightfoot, Song For A Winter’s Night
13. The Tragically Hip, Pigeon Camera
14. The Jeff Healey Band, Stuck In The Middle With You
15. Chilliwack, Raino
16. Colin James, Hidden Charm
17. Danko Jones, Invisible
18. David Wilcox, Too Cool
19. Bruce Cockburn, What About The Bond
20. FM, Phasors On Stun
21. Headstones, Take It
22.Sass Jordan, Ugly
23.Tom Cochrane/Red Rider, Light In The Tunnel/Power
24. The Guess Who, American Woman (Live At The Paramount extended version – 16:53)

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So Old It’s New set list for Monday, May 19/14 (band/artist, song)

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1. Jimi Hendrix, Born Under A Bad Sign
2. Lightnin’ Hopkins, Coffee Blues
3. Etta James, Stop The Wedding
4. Bukka White, Shake ‘Em On Down
5. The Rolling Stones, Little Red Rooster
6. Bessie Smith, On Revival Day (A Rhythmic Spiritual)
7. Muddy Waters, Atomic Bomb Blues
8. Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, Killing The Blues
9. Otis Rush, Double Trouble
10. Josh White, Wang Wang Harmonica Blues
11. Charley Patton, You’re Gonna Need Somebody When You Die
12. Buddy Guy, Talkin’ ‘Bout Women Obviously
13. Rory Gallagher, Cluney Blues
14. Robert Cray, Smoking Gun
15. Sonny Boy Williamson II (Rice Miller), Nine Below Zero
16. Sleepy John Estes, The Girl I Love, She Got Long Curly Hair
17. Taj Mahal, Going Up To The Country, Paint My Mailbox Blue
18. Buddy Guy, Outskirts Of Town
19. B.B. King, When My Heart Beats Like A Hammer
20. Bessie Smith, A Good Man Is Hard To Find
21. Big Bill Broonzy, Key To The Highway
22. Fleetwood Mac, Love That Burns
23. Memphis Minnie, When The Levee Breaks
24. Roy Buchanan, Five String Blues
25. Sonny Boy Williamson I (John Lee Williamson), Stop Breaking Down
26. Willie Dixon, If The Sea Was Whiskey
27. George Thorogood, Help Me
28. Ten Years After, Slow Blues In C
29. The Yardbirds, Out On The Water Coast
30. ZZ Top, Dust My Broom

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So Old It’s New set list for Monday, May 12, 2014

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So Old It’s New set list (band/artist, song) for Monday, May 12/14 (blues show)

1. Skip James, I’m So Glad
2. Blind Willie Johnson, It’s Nobody’s Fault But Mine
3. Elmore James, The Sky Is Crying
4. Mississippi Fred McDowell, You Gotta Move
5. Blind Willie McTell, Statesboro Blues
6. Leadbelly, The Gallis Pole
7. Sonny Boy Williamson, Bring It On Home
8. Robert Johnson, Love In Vain
9. Johnny Winter, Self Destructive Blues
10. T-Bone Walker, Call It Stormy Monday
11. Taj Mahal, Senor Blues
12. Muddy Waters, Rollin’ Stone
13. Hound Dog Taylor, Taylor’s Rock
14. John Lee Hooker, John L’s House Rent Boogie
15. John Lee Hooker, One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
16. Dr. John, Gris Gris Gumbo Ya Ya
17. John Mayall/Blluesbreakers, The Mists Of Time
18. Stevie Ray Vaughan, Texas Flood
19. Arthur (Big Boy) Cruddup, That’s All Right Mama
20. Son Seals, Telephone Angel
21. B.B. King, Please Love Me
22. Canned Heat, Bullfrog Blues
23. Howlin’ Wolf, I’ll Be Around
24. Buddy Guy, Stone Crazy
25. Willie Mae (Big Mama) Thornton, Hound Dog
26. Jimmy Reed, Bright Lights Big City
27. Little Walter, Juke
28. Professor Longhair, Professor Longhair Blues
29. The Electric Flag, Killing Floor
30. The (Paul) Butterfield Blues Band, East West

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So Old It’s New

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Classic rock album tracks (mostly 60s and 70s stuff-Beatles, Stones, Tull, Purple, Who, Zep, Cream, Pink Floyd, etc. etc.). Show theme: Old bands, old tracks, old bands, new tracks if they’re still releasing music. If you want to hear, say, Jumping Jack Flash by the Stones, you won’t. But if you want to hear something like Jigsaw Puzzle or Shine a Light by the Stones, this is the place to be. That’s what got me doing the show in the first place – my annoyance with hearing the same (albeit great) old tracks by these bands on commercial rock radio playlists when there is so much more to their respective catalogues. So I dig deeper into the grooves of the albums those of us who grew up on 60s and 70s rock grew up on. I throw in some blues on occasion and late 70s early 80s punk/new wave (early Elvis Costello, Joe Jackson, Graham Parker, Clash (generally London Calling to Combat Rock period), heck, Flash and the Pan, etc.). And I’m not averse to throwing in heavier fare like AC/DC, Judas Priest etc. But the foundation of the show is the blues-based rock of the 60s and 70s.

So Old It’s New airs on CKMS-FM on Mondays from 8:00pm to 10:00pm with a #Replay on Satuday from 8:00am to 10:00am.