The Backroom
The Backroom Tues. 1:00 – 3:00 PM ET Hosted by: Dennis Lamar Funk, Soul, and R&B brought to you each week from our man “On The DL” Dennis Lamar. On the ONE, Huh! Contact: Dennis Lamar Dennis Lamar
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The Backroom 10.15.24
Did you see the Northern Lights? I have a feeling the show isn’t over. In the meantime, tapping into some musical mesmerizing, a funky down-to-the-bone interlude, and sailing with Columbus. Dennis Lamar
The Backroom 10.08.2024
Fuzz & fins drive the show today. The fuzzy stuff inspired by the debut single from The Fuzz Collective, Yeah Yeah Yeah. The fins are the signature design element of the Cadillac, and Connecticut’s own Gamache-Marak are out with a new single, Crazy Cool Cadillac. Plus, a funk interlude. Dennis Lamar
The Backroom 10.01.24
I tried in my own way to be free…freedom unleashed, plus an ode to October, prayers for Asheville and bringing it home with an epitaph for Kris Kristofferson. It all makes sense and comes full circle when you listen. Enjoy. Dennis Lamar
The Backroom 09.24.24
Show me your Funkface! In this case, you can hear all about it on the new track from OctavePussY with Parliament Funkadelic. Plus, new music from Lady Blackbird, Diggin’ Dirt, The Motet, and Pimps of Joyce with Sophia Urista. And…that’s not all. Check it out! Dennis Lamar
The Backroom 9.17.24
Turning 66 and headed out on Route 66 for a musical journey. Remember Tito Jackson, who died just off of Route 66 this week. And…of course…cats & dogs. Dennis Lamar
The Backroom 9.10.24
A bunch of artists don’t want their music played at Donald Trump rallies. These are their songs. Dennis Lamar
The Backroom 8.20.24
The Democratic National Convention in Chicago … 1968. A look back at a hot summer with chart-topping songs and some hometown blues. Dennis Lamar
The Backroom 8.13.24
Round and round we go on the carousel of life. Circular logic and tunes inspired by the latest from MonoNeon, Full Circle. And it’s a drum circle for the Jazz Meditation™. Dennis Lamar
The Backroom 8.06.24
The vice presidential candidates are in the spotlight, and so are songs that only made it as far as #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. A few topped out elsewhere. Plus, floating the ticket of John Lee Hooker and Jimmy Reed. Along with a few words in defense of our country. Dennis Lamar