This morning's edition of the Memphis Mystery Train was a little sleepier than normal, but I had fun. My buddy Marvin Stockwell, who's one of the Rock for Love organizers (and a member of local punk band Pezz), came by to hang out and talk about the show. The station also had a special guest in the form of this clever little leaf-bug that was hanging out on the back door. Here's what I played on this morning's Mystery Train, with the local tracks marked with an asterisk: The Clash - Know Your Rights The Egyptians - The Party Stomp Exciters - He's Got the Power Modest Mouse - We've Got Everything Elvis Costello - Every Day I Write the Book *Otis Redding - You Don't Miss Your Water Detroit Cobras - Shout Bama Lama MGMT - Kids (I give this a half-asterisk, as half of the band is from Memphis.) The Ettes - My Heart Sir Douglas Quintet - Mendocino New York Dolls - I'm So Fabulous The Smiths - Panic Flobots - Handlebars Wanda Jackson - Don'a Wanna Mates of State - Fraud in the 80s Gino Washington - Out of This World *Big Star - Thank You Friends Harvey Danger - Happiness Writes White Clem Snide - Something Beautiful *Bo-Keys - Jack and Ginger Jookabox - You Cried Me Black Keys - Summertime Blues Bjork - Hyperballad *Reigning Sound - I Don't Believe Julian Casablancas - Rave On Marty Robbins - El Paso Old 97s - Four Leaf Clover Camera Obscura - Let's Get Out of This Country Thao - Good Bye Good Luck Grizzly Bear - Two Weeks They Might Be Giants - Meet James Ensor *Carl Mann - Mona Lisa *River City Tanlines - I'm Your Negative Ramones - Judy Is a Punk You can listen to the Memphis Mystery Train every Thursday morning from 8 a.m. – 10 a.m. on WEVL 89.9 FM in Memphis or online at wevl.org.