Spare the Rock, Spoil the Child (Series)
Produced by Bill Childs
Most recent piece in this series:
2024-04-21 Spare the Rock, Spoil the Child
From Bill Childs | Part of the Spare the Rock, Spoil the Child series | 57:02
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1st set
They Might Be Giants - It’s Spare the Rock
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They Might Be Giants - I Made a Mess
Cat & A Bird - Bee Jive
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Dean Jones w/ Felice Brothers - Sing Like a Sparrow
Dale Watson - Texas Armadillo (in-studio)
Dan Zanes & Friends - Catch That Train!
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Crosby Stills Nash & Young - Our House
[WJFF - The Okee Dokee Brothers - The Boatman’s Dance
[KUTX - Koo Koo - Book Club
[WFNU -
2nd set
Frances England - Charlie Parker
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They Might Be Giants - Don’t Spare the Rock
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Mudhoney - I Like To Make Noise
Pixies - La La Love You
Pencilhead & the Playground Punks - Zero
Fuzzy - Flashlight
Lucky Diaz - Dinomite
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3rd set
Curtis Mayfield - Move On Up
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Mates of State - Jellybean Kelly
The Deedle Deedle Dees - Marie Curie
The Nields - Anna, Kick a Hole in the Sky
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They Might Be Giants - So Crazy for Books
They Might Be Giants - Spare the Rock
Celtic Connections (Series)
Produced by WSIU
Most recent piece in this series:
The Best of Celtic Connections 1952
From WSIU | Part of the Celtic Connections series | 58:29
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American Routes (Series)
Produced by American Routes
Most recent piece in this series:
24-17: New Orleans Tunes and Talk with Wendell Brunious & Comedy and Critique from Susan Werner, 4/24/2024
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no audio fileFootlight Parade: Sounds of the American Musical (Series)
Produced by Footlight Parade
Most recent piece in this series:
Footlight Parade: Opening the Sondheim Encyclopedia, Part 4 (FPSPEC07)
From Footlight Parade | Part of the Footlight Parade: Sounds of the American Musical series | 57:13
Opening the "Stephen Sondheim Encyclopedia," Part 4 -- Winding up our four-part miniseries in conversation with Rick Pender, author of "The Stephen Sondheim Encyclopedia," and featuring selections from such classic musicals as "Follies," "Gypsy," "Into the Woods" and "Company."
Fugitive Waves (Series)
Produced by The Kitchen Sisters
Most recent piece in this series:
Spotlight on Black-Owned Pet Businesses
From The Kitchen Sisters | Part of the Fugitive Waves series | 36:38
Inspired by a blackboard sign on the street in Davia’s neighborhood announcing “Spotlight on Black Entrepreneurs,” we enter the creative and growing world of Black-Owned Pet Businesses.
Lick You Silly dog treats, Trill Paws enamel ID tags, The Dog Father of Harlem's Doggie Day Spa, gorgeous rainbow beaded dog dollars from The Kenya Collection, Sir Dogwood luxurious modern dog-wear.
“The dog training world—it’s a white dominated space. It’s kind of male dominated, too,” says Taylor Barconey of Smart Bitch Dog Training in New Orleans. “On our profile on Instagram we have Black Lives Matter, it’s been there for a year now. Before 2020, we would have not felt comfortable putting that up at risk of losing our business because people would have blacklisted us. But now, we feel like we can finally breathe and be open about things that really matter to us—speaking out against racism and not feeling shy about it.”
Chaz Olajide of Sir Dogwood wasn’t finding communities of pet owners or pet businesses owned by people of color. “I did a deep dive into the statistics —I just wanted to see if maybe I was an outlier, like maybe the reason why I’m not seeing more diversity in these companies is because maybe the demand isn’t out there. Actually, you know, that’s not really the case.”
Brian Taylor, owner of Harlem’s Doggy Day Care lost both his uncle and long time mentor to Covid. During the pandemic his business slumped by 80%. So with some help from his pet parents and supporters he decided to hit the road with The Pup Relief Tour offering grooming services to anyone going through rough times and in need. “All together we had about 63 African American dog groomers that went on tour with us across the country and we groomed over 829 dogs.”
This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Black-owned pet business entrepreneurs. There are tons more across America and you can support their businesses and services. House Dogge in LA — artisanal dog tees, hoodies, toys — committed to helping unwanted, neglected and abused dogs. Dr. Kwane Stewart, an African American veterinarian who walks skid row in downtown LA tending the unhoused dogs of unhoused people. Fresh Paws Grooming in Brooklyn. The animal advocates at Iconic Paws, a customized pet portrait gallery with flare. Pardo Paws in Georgia, an all natural company with a lotion bar in the shape of a dog paw for dogs with dry noses and paws made of cocoa butter, olive oil, coconut oil, beeswax, calendula. Precious Paws Dog Grooming in Bloomfield, New Jersey.
Little L’s Pet Bakery and Boutique in Brooklyn. Scotch and Tea — stylish and durable dog accessories. Bark and Tumble, a luxury and contemporary brand of hand made dog garments in Britain. Pets in Mind a Holistic Pet Supply Store in Coconut Creek, Florida. Beaux & Paws in Newark, Pet Plate — an online black owned pet food delivery service. Duke the Groomer in Chicago, Ava’s Pet Palace started by Ava Dorsey, age 13.
Most all of these businesses are giving back in some way to their communities working with at-risk youth, taking them in with mentorships and internships that hopefully lead to jobs, and donating generously to shelters and rescues and neighborhood food banks.
The Sundilla Radio Hour (Series)
Produced by Sundilla
Most recent piece in this series:
The Sundilla Radio Hour #573
From Sundilla | Part of the The Sundilla Radio Hour series | 59:00
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The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 04/15/2024.
Rockin' in the Days of Confusion (Series)
Produced by Stephen R Webb
Most recent piece in this series:
DC 2416
From Stephen R Webb | Part of the Rockin' in the Days of Confusion series | 59:30
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WoodSongs (Series)
Produced by WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour
Most recent piece in this series:
WoodSongs 1104: Alice Peacock and Charlsey Etheridge
From WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour | Part of the WoodSongs series | 59:00
ALICE PEACOCK is a national level, Cincinnati-based songwriter and folksinger who brings something back to the realm of popular music that has been missing for a while; flawless songwriting with a near confessional quality. It is truly rare the audience can get to know an artist through the music. Her latest album, “Minnesota,” is packed with great songs and strong. clear vocals. Think Sheryl Crowe 2.0 CHARLSEY ETHERIDGE hails from the foothills of the North Georgia Appalachian Mountains, her roots in Americana Music run deep. There she learned to sing harmony around her grandmother’s piano after church on Sundays and taught herself guitar chords from her mother’s old EmmyLou Harris songbook. She wrote her first song at the young age of 7 while riding through the woods in her step-father’s old army jeep. WoodSongs Kid: Derek Stone is a 13 year old banjo player from Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Audio Aftermath Radio (Series)
Produced by Dan Wardlow
Most recent piece in this series:
Audio Aftermath Radio Episode 400
From Dan Wardlow | Part of the Audio Aftermath Radio series | 59:52
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In this episode we’ll hear Rush, Focus, Larry Coryell, Jake Jones, Lothar And The Hand People, and a song from the collaboration between Carlos Santana and Alice Coltrane.
Early Music Now with Sara Schneider (Series)
Produced by The WFMT Radio Network
Most recent piece in this series:
EMN 23-45: A Medieval Pilgrimage, 4/22/2024
From The WFMT Radio Network | Part of the Early Music Now with Sara Schneider series | 58:30
This week we're listening to a medieval musical drama for the Easter season: the Play of the Pilgrims to Emmaus. Ensemble Organum performs this 12th-century work from a Sicilian manuscript that was created during the reign of Roger II.
Folk Alley (Series)
Produced by FreshGrass Foundation
Most recent piece in this series:
Folk Alley Episode #240418
From FreshGrass Foundation | Part of the Folk Alley series | 01:58:01
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This week join Folk Alley to celebrate Earth Day with music for and inspired by Mother Earth. Hear songs from Pete Seeger, The Mammals, Tom Rush, Joni Mitchell, Neko Case, Steve Forbert, John Prine, The High Hawks, Kacey Musgraves, and much more.
In hour two, it's new music from Dave Alvin & Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Waxahatchee, Adeem the Artist, Lemon Bucket Orkestra, Abigail Lapell, and The Brother Brothers; an excerpt from the most recent Basic Folk podcast, discussing Community vs. Capitalism; favorites from Norman Blake and Peter Ostroushko, Lonesome Ace Stringband, Annabelle Chvostek, Bill Staines, and more.
Beale Street Caravan (Series)
Produced by Beale Street Caravan
Most recent piece in this series:
#2826 - Protect Our Aquifer
From Beale Street Caravan | Part of the Beale Street Caravan series | 58:30
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This week on Beale Street Caravan we have a star-studded lineup, joined together for an important cause: to defend the integrity of Memphis’ drinking water. Grammy nominated artists Shemekia Copeland and Jim Lauderdale, along with Nashville singer-songwriter Will Kimbrough, iconic singer-songwriter and folk musician, Livingston Taylor, as well as Reba Russell, Joe Restivo and John Nemeth, and others, all got together for one night to sing, play, and raise money to make sure that our water remains a fresh, suitable source of life in our community.
High Country Celtic Radio (Series)
Produced by High Country Celtic Radio
Most recent piece in this series:
High Country Celtic Radio 316 - Death and Taxes
From High Country Celtic Radio | Part of the High Country Celtic Radio series | 59:00
Here in the US, April 15th is upon us, and as Benjamin Franklin opined on the viability of the fledgeling US Constitution, "...in this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes." So, this hour, Katie Marie and Joe put together an hour of trad music about death, taxes, and being too poor to pay the excise man.
The artists this week: Trian, Ann Gray, Tommy Martin, Padraig Rynne, Ed Miller, Poor Man's Gambit, Karine Polwart, Hannah Harris, Danú, Altan, Poor Man's Fortune, Open The Door For Three, Donogh Hennessy, and Yanks.
Our FairPlé score this week: 50
Strange Currency (Series)
Produced by KMUW
Most recent piece in this series:
Strange Currency 04.19.24 or floating date
From KMUW | Part of the Strange Currency series | 01:53:58
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British guitarist Robin Trower celebrates the half century anniversary of his landmark album Bridge of Sighs this year with a deluxe reissue of that recording. On this episode of Strange Currency we’ll hear selections from Trower’s 1976 album Live!, which features songs that appeared on Bridge of Sighs and other favorites from the early part of his career. Listen for that as well as music from Arbuckle & Long, and Chris Smither from his upcoming recording, All About the Bones.
The Atomic Hour (Series)
Produced by KIOS-FM Omaha Public Radio
Most recent piece in this series:
The Atomic Hour Episode 102- Le Caire, Nid D'Espions
From KIOS-FM Omaha Public Radio | Part of the The Atomic Hour series | 58:30
Featuring: Spy-Fi On The Hi-Fi, Brand New Oldies, Teen Idol Time and Much More!
Ozark Highlands Radio (Series)
Produced by Ozark Highlands Radio
Most recent piece in this series:
OHR187: OHR Presents: Railyard Live - Front Porch, 4/29/2024
From Ozark Highlands Radio | Part of the Ozark Highlands Radio series | 58:59
Ozark Highlands Radio is a weekly radio program that features live music and interviews recorded at Ozark Folk Center State Park’s beautiful 1,000-seat auditorium in Mountain View, Arkansas. In addition to the music, our “Feature Host” segments take listeners through the Ozark hills with historians, authors, and personalities who explore the people, stories, and history of the Ozark region.
This week, a special road trip episode. OHR visits Rogers, Arkansas’ Railyard Live Concert Series featuring Eureka Springs hard-driving folk quartet, Front Porch, recorded live at Butterfield Stage in Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers. Also, commentary from Rogers Arts & Culture Coordinator Kinya Christian on the exciting things happening in the Rogers Entertainment District.
Rogers, Arkansas’ Railyard Live Concert Series began in 2021. Held on the city’s Butterfield Stage next to Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers, it features live concerts every weekend throughout the Spring, Summer, and Fall. All of the Railyard Live events are either free to the public or at very low cost of admission. The concert series features a wide array of musical styles and interests designed to appeal to the diverse population of Rogers and invite them to experience the newly revitalized Railyard Entertainment District. The Ozark Folk Center State Park and the City of Rogers, Arkansas partnered to bring Ozark Highlands Radio to capture a little slice of this modern Ozark culture.
Front Porch is a hard driving four piece folk ensemble. Self described as “contemporary bluegrass, old time and mayhem from Northwest Arkansas,” the band is based in Eureka Springs. Front Porch is Petey Wesley on banjo & fiddle, John Henry Holthus on guitar, Alex Hawf on mandolin, and Cameron Keeling rounding out the low end with upright bass. In true bluegrass fashion, all the guys in the band sing, but that’s where the traditional ends. Front Porch performs with all the usual ingredients of bluegrass and folk but bakes them up into a post-punk old-time acid jazz barn-burning bluegrass fusion that will have you jumping.
In this week’s “From the Vault” segment, OHR producer Jeff Glover offers a 1981 archival recording of Ozark original Uncle Floyd Holland performing the tune “Nellie Gray,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives.
In this week’s guest host segment, renowned traditional folk musician, writer, and step dancer Aubrey Atwater explores variations of the traditional folk song “Polly Put the Kettle On.”
Searching For The First Rock And Roll Song (Series)
Produced by Jamie Dell'Apa
Most recent piece in this series:
240421 Looking For Munsters, UFOs, and Rockets
From Jamie Dell'Apa | Part of the Searching For The First Rock And Roll Song series | 02:53:59
There isn't agreement on the definition of rock and roll much less the first rock and roll record. There isn't even agreement on the broad topics of the first rock and roll song. But I bet the first rock and roll record will be about monsters, UFOs, a girl's humiliation at a sock hop, or a guy's infatuation with his .... car.
Tent Show Radio (Series)
Produced by Tent Show Radio
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Rodrigo y Gabriela | Episode 23-52
From Tent Show Radio | Part of the Tent Show Radio series | 59:00
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Originally from Mexico City Rodrigo y Gabriela, the acoustic guitar duo of Rodrigo Sanchez and Gabriela Quintero, met as teenagers while playing in a thrash metal band called Tierra Acida. By 2000 the formally became a duo act and moved to Dublin Ireland, where with the support of musician Damian Rice, the talented pair participated in the renowned Oxegen music festival in Ireland, where they attracted significant attention. From the beginning, their reputation as killer musicians - Rodrigo with the faster-than-lightning lead guitar and Gabriela with her unique, rhythmic, strumming-and-drumming style - started to spread across the country.
The high-energy international duo's music harnesses the flash, power, and speed of death metal filtered through the passion, soul, technique, and discipline of nuevo flamenco. Their showy, emotional sound is marked by Quintero's syncopated, hooky, percussive rhythms and rapid-fire strummed vamps framing Sanchez's incendiary, melodic, single-and dual-string leads. Following a successful live album in 2004, their debut self-titled studio album, produced by John Leckie of Radiohead and Stone Roses fame, was released by Rubyworks in February 2006 and charted at Number One on the Irish national charts, keeping the Arctic Monkeys off the top spot. Having established themselves in their adopted home, the duo started to spread their magic across the rest of the world. They headlined the Jazz World stage at Glastonbury in 2007, which was broadcast live on BBC TV. The Rodrigo y Gabriela album went on to sell over 100,000 records in the UK. This episode features recordings from the acclaimed duo's 2019 performance at Big Top Chautauqua.
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Live From Jorma Kaukonen's Fur Peace Ranch (Series)
Produced by WOUB
Most recent piece in this series:
Robin & Linda Williams at the Fur Peace Ranch
From WOUB | Part of the Live From Jorma Kaukonen's Fur Peace Ranch series | 59:00
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Robin and Linda Williams in performance at the Fur Peace Ranch recordeed May 12, 2018.
Dead Air - Official Tapes (Series)
Produced by Mr. Cory
Most recent piece in this series:
2416: Official Tapes - Upcoming Anniversary Releases , 4/15/2024
From Mr. Cory | Part of the Dead Air - Official Tapes series | 57:59
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Beyond Description. . .
While Robert Hunter is widely revered as the primary lyricist for the Grateful Dead, a new series will explore the depth of his solo work, offering a renewed appreciation for his exceptional artistry.
The new career-spanning archival series honors Robert Hunter’s work as a solo artist with a deluxe reissue of his 1974 debut, Tales of the Great Rum Runners.
Originally released in spring 1974, Tales Of The Great Rum Runners marked the inaugural release on Round Records, an offshoot of the newly formed Grateful Dead Records. Among its 13 tracks were several destined to become staples of Hunter’s live repertoire, like “Boys In The Barroom,” “Rum Runners,” and “It Must Have Been The Roses.”
Also, in October of 2024, The Silver Snarling Trumpet: The Birth of the Grateful Dead—The Lost Manuscript of Robert Hunter will be published. Penned by legendary Dead lyricist Robert Hunter in the early 1960s, but left unpublished in his attic. For decades, passionate fans of the Grateful Dead have discussed the existence of a “lost manuscript”—a sort of holy grail—the novelistic origin story of the band. The book will feature a foreword by John Mayer, an introduction by Dennis McNally, and an afterword by Brigid Meier, a close friend of Hunter’s.
The Silver Snarling Trumpet illustrates how Hunter’s psychedelic expression and wordplay became the soul of the Dead.
The Grateful Dead's studio album: "From The Mars Hotel" is also celebrating its 50th anniversary with a single 180-gram black vinyl LP, limited edition Neon Pink vinyl, limited edition “Ugly Rumors” custom vinyl, and a specially-designed picture disc. When it comes to the picture disc, using a camera or strobe, the LP will appear to animate. Trippy!
The Setlist. . .
Wave That Flag 6:14
1973-06/10 ROBERT F. KENNEDY STADIUM, Washington, D.C.
Grateful Dead
Here Comes Sunshine 1973
It Must Have Been The Roses > 5:46
Dire Wolf 4:00
1991-09/25 BOSTON GARDEN, Boston, Massachusetts
Grateful Dead
Dick's Picks Vol. 17
Phil's Song Unbroken Chain (Take 1) [Not Slated] 1:29
1973-08/16 RECORD PLANT, Sausalito, California
Grateful Dead
Wake Of The Flood: The Angel’s Share
Unbroken Chain 6:46
1974-06/27 studio release, FROM THE MARS HOTEL
Grateful Dead
Flashback With The Grateful Dead
Standing At Your Door 4:33
Robert Hunter
Tales Of The Great Rum Runners (Deluxe Edition)
Jack Straw 5:22
1974-05/19 PORTLAND MEMORIAL COLISEUM, Portland, Oregon
Grateful Dead
Pacific Northwest '73-'74: The Complete Recordings
China Cat Sunflower > 5:34
I Know You Rider 5:07
1972-05/03 OLYMPIA THEATRE, Paris, France
Grateful Dead
Europe '72 (50th Anniversary Remaster)
Juke In The Back With Matt The Cat (Series)
Produced by Matt "The Cat" Baldassarri
Most recent piece in this series:
Episode #728 - Groove Records
From Matt "The Cat" Baldassarri | Part of the Juke In The Back With Matt The Cat series | 59:00
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Groove Records
In late 1953, RCA Victor launched a new subsidiary to focus on the Rhythm & Blues market, called Groove Records. They intended for Groove to compete with the independent labels like Chess, Atlantic and Vee-Jay that were dominating the genre. RCA treated Groove as an indie by setting up its own record distribution network, like an indie, ignoring the mighty distribution arm of RCA Victor. That might have been the label's downfall. Groove ended up scoring only one major hit in its 3 year stint, but along the way, Groove issued some fantastic R&B recordings from the superstars of the day. It's hard to imagine, but Piano Red, King Curtis, Mickey "Guitar" Baker, Sonny Terry, Sam Butera, Big John Greer AND Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup were all on the same label for a time. This week, Matt The Cat digs up the grooviest sides from Groove Label and gives them the spins they deserve on the "Juke In The Back."
The Roadhouse (Series)
Produced by Tony Steidler-Dennison
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The Roadhouse PRX 151
From Tony Steidler-Dennison | Part of the The Roadhouse series | 59:00
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Geezer Rock (Series)
Produced by Jeffery Robert Lindholm
Most recent piece in this series:
Geezer Rock: May 26-June 1, 2023 (Featured Geezer: Journey's Neil Schon)
From Jeffery Robert Lindholm | Part of the Geezer Rock series | 58:00
And this is it. To quote Commander Cody, this is the “bendin’ end.” The last episode of Geezer Rock. To close out the series, I’ve got a new single from Yes, other goodies from Rundgren’s Utopia and Kansas, and a few different incarnations of Journey’s Neil Schon, who has a new live album out, looking at the early days of Journey, with help from original Journey organist Greg Rolie. Thanks for listening over the years. Peace and love.
60 Watts (Series)
Produced by Brian Babinec
Most recent piece in this series:
*FAREWELL EPISODE* 60 Watts 302
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Tony Rocky Horror guides you through the cutting-edge sounds of noise rock, grunge, hardcore, metal, and alternative from around the world!.
The Mixtape with Pat Brickson (Series)
Produced by Patrick Brickson
Most recent piece in this series:
The Mixtape Episode 184 - The Songs of 1983
From Patrick Brickson | Part of the The Mixtape with Pat Brickson series | 55:42
This week on the Mixtape I turn the clock back to explore the songs of 1983. You've got new wave, hard rock, and disco. What more could you want?
The Score with Edmund Stone weekly series (Series)
Produced by All Classical Public Media
Most recent piece in this series:
24-17: Compose, Direct, Action!, 4/24/2024
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