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On The Fly Nov 15, ’23
bragging rights: my shirt! from the excellent Graham Nash show last friday here. if ya get a chance to see him- GO! tunes from his sets are today’s OTF Marrakesh Express, CSNWasted On The Way, CSNMilitary Madness, Graham NashUsed to be King, Graham NashBus Stop, HolliesRight Between The Eyes, CSNWind On The Water, Graham Nash
Capital Radio, 11-13: Tweedy’s World of Song
A year after Bob Dylan issued his book “Philosophy of Modern Song” that mused on dozens of songs over the years, Jeff Tweedy takes a similar stab with his new “World Within a Song: Music That Changed My Life, and Life that Changed my Music.” We played about half of 50 songs Tweedy wrote about
the loco archives 11.12.23
this sunday (11.12) at noonish on cygnusradio.com’s loco archives show, two great shows from the more than 34 year history of thelocalbandsshow as aired on wplr…original commercials, concert calendar and your hosts the one and only james velvet and rick allison part one aired November 12th 2006 you’ll hear. :the breakfast…king for a day…the shells…redbeard…Traci
the Allison transmission 11.13.23
wonky week for the anchor store in our miraculous cygnusradio music mall. the transmission will be live on monday and wednesday (with frank) with the rest of the week game day decisions. why? jack august and his mommy will be in residence in the crows nest. jack august…more powerful than a mere program director, able
Random Rock Records November 11, 2023
Bill Deal & The Rhondells, Tuck’s ThemeSmall Faces, Eddie’s DreamingNilsson, Mr. Richland’s Favorite SongLonnie Mack, RingsThe Dillards, RainmakerGene Clark, So You Say You Lost Your BabyCountry Funk, Really My FriendWhite Cloud, QualifiedWings, Getting CloserPrix, ZeroShoes, Tomorrow NightThe Remains, You Got A Hard Time ComingTyrannosaurus Rex, Catblack (The Wizard’s Hat)Yoko Ono, Move On FastThe Kinks, The
Franorama 2.0 11/9/23
Can’t believe this young man turned 70 on Veterans Day. Celebrating the ever-youthful Marshall Crenshaw’s seven decades on earth and four decades of recording. Also, a quarter-century of tunes by Hamden’s Anne Marie Menta.
