(And yes, I will be bringing a portable T.V. to watch the Tigers during those long ones.)
Saturday, March 18, 2006
Tomorrow I Sub
Friday, March 17, 2006
Thursday, March 16, 2006
The Music Lovers playlist for 3/16/06
- New English - Ambulance LTD from New English
- Fireworks - The Court and Spark from Bless You
- Triggers and Trash Heaps - Centro-matic from Fort Recovery
- Letter To Bowie Knife - Calexico from Garden Ruin
- Munich - The Editors from Munich (single)
- Yr City's A Sucker - LCD Soundsystem from Introns
- Rip Van Winkle - Witch from Witch
- Friend, That Just Isn't So - Wooden Wand and the Vanishing Voice from Gipsy Freedom
- Will My Feet Still Carry Me Home - Elf Power from A Dream In Sound
- The Loving Souds of Static (Junior Boys Remix) - Mobius Band from Idol Tryouts 2: Ghostly International, Vol. 2
- Just Drums - Tapes `N Tapes from The Loon
- Music Television - Tom Vek from Nothing But Green Lights EP
- Suite Life - Kudu from Death of the Party
- Reno, I'm Coming Home - Roy from Killed John Train
- Fashionaby Uninvited - Mellowdrone from Box
- I'll Never Be Afraid Again - Matinee Orchestra from Matinee Orchestra
- I See A Darkness - Bonnie "Prince" Billy from Summer In The Southeast
- We All, Us Three, Will Ride - Iron and Wine from I Am A Cold Rock, I Am Dull Grass: A Tribute To Will Oldham
- I Send My Love To You - Bonnie "Prince" Billy from Summer In The Southeast
- A Minor Place - Pinetop Seven from Summer In The Southeast
- Luminous - Lanterna from Desert Ocean
- Everything In Its Right Place (featuring Erro) - Osunlade from Exit Music: Songs With Radio Heads
- Sound As Ever - Track A Tiger from Woke Up Early The Day I Died
- Behind That Locked Door - My Morning Jacket from For A Decade Of Sin: 11 Years of Bloodshot Records
- If - Islands from Return To The Sea
Monday, March 13, 2006
The Summer of Musical Festivals
Bonnaroo:
Radiohead, Cat Power, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks, My Morning Jacket, Devendra Bandhart, Bright Eyes, Andrew Bird, Sonic Youth, Common, Beck, Dungen, Bill Frisell, Steel Train, Matt Costa, Balkan Beat Box, Amadou & Martin, Seu Jorge..
Intonation:
Silvers Jews(!), The Streets, Jens Lekman, Bloc Party, Yo La Tengo, Mountain Goats, Spoon, Mission of Burma, The National, Tapes`N Tapes, Man Man...
(remember there are still 24 more artists to be added to the bill)
Boy, I can't wait for summer to begin!
Monday Morning Blues playlist for 3/13/06
- Furry Lewis - Shake`Em On Down
- Gatemouth Moore - Did You Ever Love A Woman
- Roscoe Gordon - No More Doggin'
- Nathan Beauregard - `Bout A Spoonful (live)
- Frank Stokes - South Memphis Blues
- Frank Stokes - Mr. Crump Don't Like It
- Memphis Jug Band - Beale Street Mess Around
- Charlie Patton - You Gonna Need Somebody When You Die
- Jim Jackson - Hesitation Blues
- Gus Cannon - Mule Get Up In The Alley
- Sleepy John Estes - Airplane Blues
- Bukka White - Pinebuff, Arkansas
- R.L. Burnside - Boogie Instrumental
- Fred McDowell - Going Down The River
- Cecil Augusta - Stop All The Buses
- Memphis Jug Band - Kokomo
- Ada Turner - This Little Light Of Mine
- Otha Turner - When I Lay My Burden Down
- Sid Hemphill's Band - After The Ball Is Over
- B.B. King - Everyday I Have The Blues (live)
- B.B. King - How Blue Can You Get (live)
- R.L. Burnside - Glory Be
- R.L. Burnside - Hard Time Killing Floor
- B.B. King - B.B. Blues
- Harmonica Frank Floyd - Swamp Root
- The Howlin' Wolf - How Many More Years
- Sleepy John Estes - Rats In My Kitchen
- Roscoe Gordon - Let's Get High
- Nathan Beauregard - Nathan's Bumble Bee Blues (live)
- Mose Vinson - Some Thing On My Mind
- Tom Dickson - Happy Blues
Sunday, March 12, 2006
Yep, I'm Subbing Again!
An Album I Purchased Today
One of the greatest rewards listening to a station like WEVL is the exposure to so many different musical styles and genres. Artists that I never even thought I would be exposed to or even care about are now amazing me each day with their timelessness. As for today's purchase, I have always loved religious music (Singing Down In Dixie is one of my favorite programs at the station, and, let's face it, the best part of church has always been the music, right?) and this is a great introduction to the soulful side of the Word. My favorite has to be "The Last Mile of the Way" from the Soul Stirrers (from Sam Cooke's early career) or Dorothy Love Coates' "Strange Man".