Alternate Take: Hear ACDC cover from Detroit dance band Slingshot; music from Arthur Russell and more

Listen to “Alternate Take” with host Liz Warner every Thursday from 8-10 p.m. ET on Detroit Public Radio 101.9 WDET.

On the latest episode of Alternate Take, I share music from Slingshot, a band that performed live on the iconic local TV show The Scene and in Detroit clubs in the early ‘80s.

Related: Reflecting on the cultural legacy of ‘The Scene’

I also explore music from Arthur Russell, a Soft Moon remix of M83, Dummy and a collaboration between indie band Stereolab and flute player Herbie Mann.

Check the playlist below and listen to the episode on-demand for two weeks after it airs using the media player above.

Alternate Take Playlist for June 20, 2024

  • Kairos Creature Club – “Space Sand”
  • Biosphere – “Oi – 1”
  • Dummy – “Cloud Pleaser”
  • Stereolab & Herbie Mann – “One Note Samba / Surfboard”
  • Arthur Russell – “In the Light of the Miracle”
  • DJ 3000 – “Part Time Profit”
  • Yellow House – “Blowing Away”
  • Halima – “Awaken”
  • Sigur Rós – “Ísjaki”
  • M83 – “Oceans Niagara (The Soft Moon Remix)”
  • Sparks – “This Town Ain’t Big Enough for the Both of Us”
  • Jackie Mendoza – “Besos y Café”
  • Slingshot – “You Shook Me All Night Long (Detroit Electro) feat. Kathy Kosins”
  • Kraftwerk – “Aéro Dynamik”
  • DetroitCentriX, Kathy Kosins & Paul Randolph – “What We Want”
  • Calexico – “Epic”
  • Grace Jones – “Warm Leatherette”
  • Love and Rockets – “Seventh Dream of Teenage Heaven”
  • Jack White – “Hi-De-Ho (feat. Q-Tip)”
  • The The “Helpline Operator”
  • Jamie Lidell – “Me and You”
  • Cults – “Crybaby”
  • José Padilla – “Blitz Magic”

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Author

  • Liz Warner
    Liz Warner — known to late-night Detroit audiences as Liz Copeland — is an award-winning multimedia journalist specializing in audio. She started in Detroit as a nightly live radio producer and host on WDET in 1995.