Stevie Ray VaughanSRV's "Texas Flood" on YouTube

***Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble featuring Miss Lou Ann Barton.***




The one and only surviving test pressing of this album was recently discoveredin a cupboard in South Austin, Texas where it had lain for the last 19 years, all other recordings of the project have been destroyed after alleged contractual disputes arose. (Another version of the story is that Stevie and the band were not happy with the recordings and paid to have them destroyed.)



These early recordings are notable for their raw energy and rare slide guitarwork, and feature the first versions of four songs which later appeared on the Texas Flood album. Fellow Texan Lou Ann Barton takes the lead vocals on several tracks


Tanner & Moore
Join Planet Erstwild's James Moore and BBC filmmaker Stuart Tanner for a wide-ranging discussion of world events including Iraq, UK, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Philippines, Somalia, and elsewhere.
 
Stuart has recently wrapped up editing the controversial Channel 4 television documentary on Princess Diana and has begun work on a National Geographic documentary on the Science of Interrogation due out sometime this fall.
 
Tanner & Moore will be rebroadcast on Planet Erstwild at 3pm CST.
 

 

Tonite the beets are back...that is to say that the drum will make its return to what has been ambient space for the past four weeks.

Tune in to kruufm.com or on your radio in Fairfield (100.1 fm) at 10pm central time (just after Theo Bowen's show) to check out the newest compositions I've created.

Love, light and blessings!
[click the image below to catch a preview of tonite's show]

 

 

Clear!! An implantable pulse generating telemetric circuit for expanded audio listening pleasure will be lodged into listeners brains today at the new time of 7PM. Today's theme will be reminiscent of a mass of 747's all taking off at the same time, (look left for imagery) Be part of the fortune few to be jolted back into a new aural existence!

We have a Pulse....

Link of the week...www.everyoneforever.com

 

 

I am the ghal who, at the last minute, blogs her show five minutes prior while sipping her Sunday morning tea and tasting a delicate parfait. Still, there is time for you to enjoy this week's show and listen with fervor.

Expect two versions of Crazy Baldheads a la Mr. Marley himself. Plus a nice, long set of old Ziggy and new Ziggy. Did i mention there is more? Yeah, quite a few treats as per usual.

Don't forget to tune in next week for mi birthday show. Check it! 
Bless up!

 

Keelan Dimick in Action

Saturday Night Live

July 14th 8pm-10pm CST

The full concert from Cafe Paradiso featuring Keelan Dimick on keys, David Hurlin on drums, Bill Blackmore on bass, Joe Mandarino on sax, James Moore on guitar and Bill Blackmore's firend on flute.

Clarinet - No-Fi Field Guide #12

For past archives, click on pic.

Rebroadcast Sunday morning 1am CST

Upcoming this evening we have the new p5k time slot of 10PM to Midnight. Come join us for an evening of leprous debauchery.

Live musical guests include:
Kevin Hosbond
Matt Ticciati

Plus a They Might Be Giants set plus discussion led by Gregory Gallagher.

There will be plenty of other tidbits of goodness and morsels of clarity that I simply haven't got the time to mention here. Be sure to tune in.

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tea time on Great Taste

What would breakfast be like without a good cup of tea?

Most folks in the States wouldn't know because they drink coffee, but the word's most popular beverage is the same stuff that was thrown overboard in Boston harbor over two hundred years ago. We'll explore the diverse world of tea with Tom Eck, founder and owner of Upton Tea Imports.
 
Brew a cup (no, not from tea bags), sit down, and have a listen!
 
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