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Randall Poster

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Randall Poster

We follow Randall Poster to several significant musical moments in his life

Randall Poster begins his Week–End Fest mixtape by listing several of the Hollywood films for which he has provided a musical backdrop – including all of those by Wes Anderson. He also compiled songs for the film adaptation of the novel Jesus’ Son by the recently deceased Denis Johnson, and in honouring Johnson with his introductory words, Randall Poster confirms an old certainty: a mixtape turns out good if you really put your heart and soul into it. We then follow Randall Poster to several significant musical moments in his life, starting with his first single by The Guess Who, via Van Morrison, to other jewels from the treasure chest of the sixties and seventies – a box of pleasures that always seems to twang so sweetly when you open it, oozing with the authentic aroma of blues, soul, and rock ’n’ roll. Of course this wonderful tape couldn’t do without the likes of the Stones, Bobby Womack, and Rod Stewart, but it ends up rather surprisingly at Michael Hutchence and Future featuring Lil Wayne.

  1. The Guess Who – Laughing
  2. Rod Stewart – Maggie May
  3. Van Morrison – Saint Dominic’s Preview
  4. Bobby Womack – What You Gonna Do
  5. Don Covay – Mercy, Mercy
  6. The Rolling Stones – Let Me Go
  7. Folk Implosion – Natural One
  8. Sleep – Dragonaut
  9. INXS – Never Tear Us Apart
  10. Future (feat. Lil Wayne) – Karate Chop (Remix)