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Attention all hep cats 'n kitties in the Pittsville, Doomstown, and Tri-Color area: The Jukebox Boogaloo is now locked and loaded for your funking convenience on two (count 'em) late nite slots!
Our live two-hour excursion to the psalm at the end of the mind leaves the station on Saturday nite at 10:00 pm. And now for those who were busy pimpin' and stylin' during the first show, or for masoChrists ready for another dose of the Prince O'Wails keepin' it surreal on the wheels of steal, the rebroadcast will funk up the KRUU airwaves every Tuesday nite, 11pm-1am.
Peace. Chicken Grease.
2008 marks the 50th anniversary of Stereo and the 60th anniversary of Vinyl Long Playing Microgroove Records. From 2 Channel Stereo to now 8 +channel Surround Sound HiTech Systems, Tune in Wed May 14th 2PM and hear some of the best Ultra Lounge, Bachelor Pad and Crime Jazz music of the 50's, 60's and beyond. And some of those Long Playing Vinyl Records of the past have never gone out of style.
Hooray for hometown talent!!
Tuesday on the Lyrical Venus Radio Hour I'll be interviewing Fairfield's Rayna Royer. The 22 year old singer-songwriter is graduating from Indian Hills this spring. She learned guitar chords from her friend Nik Sorak of Nik Sorak and the Dead Wait, and Troy Morgan of she swings, she sways backed her up on bass for those tracks you can hear on her MySpace page. (and both of those guys are in awesome SE Iowa bands, check 'em out.)
Rayna just joined MySpace as a musician a little over a month ago, but she's already got Irish singer-songwriter Amy McGarrigle commenting that Rayna's music reminds her of a cross between the main song from Juno and Laura Veirs. Rayna is even going to bring her guitar in because she has new stuff to play for us! Tune in Tuesday at 9am.
Where is your fire?
Keep it well stoked!
Stick a card onyou bicycle spoke.
And GO FOR BROKE.
Tonight's p5k brought to you
by a high five and the letter "spankings".
Wednesday, April 23 7-10:00 PM
Join Andy "Fringe Toast" Bargerstock and Great Taste's Kathy Dubois and Steve Boss
as they combine forces for a musical/taste treat certain to delight the senses. The meal starts with mini toasts featuring a minimum of "32 Tastes" including arugula, asparagus, mint, lemon, and roasted tomato. We'll waltz into a different, but tradtional way to prepare pasta showing off some amazing herbs like "Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme." Dessert hits a crescendo with Chocolate Fondue and Strawberries plus Rasberry Charlotte. So experience "Sweet Surrender" when you listen to this Wednesday night's Great Taste/Fringe Toast combo show. For a detailed rundown of the musical menu check out Andy's blog.
"She's got her own inner groove; nothing tentative about it. A force to be reckoned with."
- Don Was
You know why I love the internet? Because I can find new music, meet the cool independent musicians from all over the world who make that music, and interview them on my radio show! Take Amy Raasch for example - she's all the way out on the West coast, winning songwriting contests and coming up with projects to push her songwriting to a whole new level. Join me on Tuesday to meet Amy and find out how she's doing on her "52 Songs" quest to write one song per week for a year, and post it on YouTube for the world to see!
You know why else I love the internet? Everyone all over the world can tune in!
Hey y'all, it's Thursday and that means it's time for some good old roots, Americana, country, bluegrass and beyond on Crooked Sisters Radio Hour. Over the next few weeks I'll be featuring sets of some of my favorite songwriters (in no particular order). This week's highlighted artist is New England based Kris Delmhorst. Kris is more than just your average brilliant songwriter..
In addition to crafting those wonderful lyrical gems, she's a multi-instrumentalist (guitar, banjo, piano, fiddle, cello), a gifted producer, and apparently with her latest album, a recording engineer as well. So join me, your host Lauryn Shapter, for some great roots and Americana including an extended set of the lovely and talented Kris Delmhorst.
Thursdays 10am-noon
This evening P5K has begun!!!
Open your own small business today!
Inquire within your soul!
Big risks!
- BIGGER
- REWARDS
- BONUS
- POINTS
Don't forget to check with your local commission for the creation of small business!
Really. It is good for you.
and good for us.
(P5k is a show! (Only on Radio.)
Rock Paper Scissors, live at cafe paradiso. Tune in, it's live! Cool!
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