Picture This Playlist 132: The First Picture This It’s a Movie! Song of the Week Compilation

(This program aired on WRIU, Kingston, 90.3 FM, also streaming at wriu.org, on Sunday, June 7, from 6-8 PM)

Coming Attractions from Matinee, composed by Jerry Goldsmith

Is that All There Is? from Is That All There Is?, composed by a Jerry Lieber and Mike Stroller, performed by Peggy Lee

Talkin’ Lion Blues from Jungle Blues, composed and performed by C.W. Stoneking

The Man Who Couldn’t Cry from American Recordings, composed by Loudon Wainwright II, performed by Johnny Cash

Somewhere Down the Lazy River from Robbie Robertson, composed and performed by U2 and Robbie Robnerston

The Ballad of Frankie Lee and Judas Priest, from John Wesley Harding, composed and performed by Bob Dylan

May I? from Shooting the Moon, composed and performed by Kevin Ayers

A Sunday in Madrid from Schleep, composed and performed by Robert Wyatt

In the Future from Music for “The Knee Plays, composed and performed by David Byrne

Small Car from The Legendary Marvin Pontiac’s Greatest Hits, composed and performed by John Lurie as Marvin

King Henry Fifth’s Conquest of France from 1000 Years of Popular Music, traditional, performed by Richard Thompson

Paddy on the Canal from There’s Gangs of Them Digging, traditional, performed by Donnel Lunny and Frank Harte

Here’s Adieu to Old England from Stick in the Wheel Presents From Here…English Folk Field Recordings, performed by John Michael Kirkpatrick

Dignity from Robyn Sings, composed by Bob Dylan, performed by Robyn Hitchcock

What’s He Building in There? from Mule Variations, composed and performed by Tom Waits

Pressed Rat and Warthog from Wheels of Fire, composed by Mike Taylor and Ginger Baker, performed by Cream

My Pink Half of the Drainpipe from The Hole in Granny’s Greenhouse, composed and performed by the Bonzo Dog Band

Avant Gardener from The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas, composed and performed by Courtney Barnett

San Francisco B.C. from Look Out Mountain, Look Out Sea, composed by David Berman, performed by the Silver Jews