Recordings from the Inaugural Meeting of the Athanasius Kircher Society Sunday, April 15th, 2007, 6am - 9am
on
Airborn Event with Dan Bodah
Tune in to hear Dan play excerpts from the Athanasius [A-thuh-NAZE-ee-us] Kircher [KEER-kur] Society's Inaugural Meeting in January and chat with Josh Foer, the society's Secretary. The Society is named after a 17th century Jesuit scientist and collector of curiosities who described the cat piano, initiated the field of Egyptology, and once had himself lowered into the crater of a volcano so he could study it. Josh talks with Dan about made-up languages, an organ that plays scents, and the Kircherian mindset. You can also check kirchersociety.org for great stuff like clips of William Shatner starring in an Esperanto horror movie.
Edmar Castaneda is a virtuoisic young harpist and composer who has performed
with Lila Downs, Yerba Buena, Marta Topferova and many others, as well as
leading his own group. Edmar deftly blends traditional elements from his native Colombia with jazz and other influences using a technique he developed: playing bass lines with his left hand, while the right hand plays melody. His
debut CD is called "Cuarto de Colores." Barbes is located at 376 9th St. in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Come down and be a part of the broadcast magic!
George Tomsco of The Fireballs Saturday, April 14th, 2007, 10am - 1pm
on
Michael Shelley's show
Michael chats with the lead guitarist of The Fireballs about their late
50's/early 60's instrumental hits recorded at Norman Petty's studio in Clovis, New Mexico, their controversial overdubbing of Buddy Holly demos after Buddy's death, and their hit "Sugar Shack". We'll also get the lowdown on recently deceased musicians when Goldmine Magazine's obituary writer Phast Phreddie
Patterson checks in, and we'll find out what #1 hit song Maria Levitsky has left in Michael's Mailbox!
The Caution Curves Friday, April 13th, 2007, 2am - 6am
on
Jason Elbogen's show
Washington DC's-based three piece The Caution Curves weave strangled vocals, electronic blippery, and found sounds into a compelling stew that ends up sounding like The Ex (from the "Joggers and Smoggers" era) fronted by Joan La Barbara. Some of their songs are driven by propulsive drumming, while others leave the noises and vocals to stand on their own. Listen as they celebrate the release of their new full-length album "A Little Hungry".
David Fenech : Voice Shmooocks Wednesday, April 11th, 2007, 7pm - 8pm
on
Phuj Phactory with Ergo Phizmiz
A specially produced vocal-based sound-work for Phuj Phactory by David Fenech. David has been an active composer, performer, and improviser
for over ten years in France. His works include acoustic, electronic,
tape, and digital media, including sound installations and film
scores. Born in July 1969 (at the same time men were walking on the
moon), David received a guitar for his 10th birthday and has never ceased making music since then.
Popduo Bauer Wednesday, April 11th, 2007, Noon - 3pm
on
Irwin's show
Berend Dubbe [DUH-buh] and Sonya van Hamel [HAH-mul], who comprise the Netherlands pop duo Bauer, will visit Irwin to spin their CDs and speak
crisp Dutch-inflected English. Berend will be in town to perform solo
on
April 12 at the opening of the Velvet Underground art exhibit at the
Glenn
Horowitz Gallery, 64th Street between Park and Madison Avenues.
White Hills Tuesday, April 10th, 2007, 11pm - 2am
on
The Evan "Funk" Davies Show
The Brooklyn-based trio White Hills has earned attention and acclaim from
tastemakers ranging from Julian Cope to the staff at Aquarius Records, and now
it's your turn! Their latest release, "Glitter Glamour Atrocity" is an amazing
amalgamation of guitar-crazed space rock, krautrock, psych, and even a little
fuzz thrown in for good measure. They've drawn apt comparisons to Hawkwind,
Joy Division, Neu!, and Echo and the Bunnymen, among others. Once you hear them
live you'll be making your own comparisons. Don't miss it!!
The Broken West Tuesday, April 10th, 2007, Noon - 3pm
on
Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock
Tune in for a live performance and interview with L.A.'s finest songsmiths. The Broken West find the comfy middle ground between their home city's Laurel Canyon and Paisley Underground scenes for a stunningly original sound. Look for their debut album, "I Can't Go On, I'll Go On", out now on Merge Records.
M Shanghai String Band Monday, April 9th, 2007, 3pm - 6pm
on
Irene Trudel's show
With an adventurous take on Americana, The M Shanghai String Band is not easily classified.
They've been playing together since 2002, when they first
started monthly get-togethers at Brooklyn's M Shanghai Bistro & Den.
Their debut album, "Up From the Ground Below", recorded in one day
in the restaurant's dining room, set the mission in motion: timeless
original songs played with a sense of abandon. They belong with
their progressive contemporaries (Gillian Welch, Jolie Holland, Be
Good Tanyas) who emphasize distinctive songwriting above the
constraints of genre. The M Shanghai String Band crosses the river to play in WFMU's Jersey City home.
Sounds of Taraab Saturday, April 7th, 2007, 6pm - 9pm
on
Transpacific Sound Paradise with Rob Weisberg
The Sounds of Taraab performs "taraab", a musical style from Zanzibar and coastal East Africa. At its essence taraab combines African rythmn and Swahili lyrics, heavily influenced by Arabic and Indian popular music. There are other influences as well, since this region has been a hub of business, trade, and cultural intermingling for millenia. Sounds of Taraab features vocalist Alsarah, oud master Haig Manookian, accordion virtuoso Ismail Butera, Michael Hess on violin and nai plus percussionists Tiye Giraud and April Centrone who deploy an array of instruments including dumbek, riq, pandero, and shekere.
Bobby Goldsboro Saturday, April 7th, 2007, 10am - 1pm
on
Michael Shelley's show
Michael chats with Bobby Goldsboro about his early days as guitarist for Roy Orbison, his string of top ten hits as a solo artist, and his amazing body of some of the finest 60's pop music ever created. Michael also checks in with Goldmine Magazine obituary writer Phast Phreddie Patterson to see who passed away in the music world, and we'll find out what #1 hit song Frank O'Toole has left in Michael's Mailbox!
Cordova Thursday, April 5th, 2007, 11pm - 2am
on
Pat Duncan's show
Featuring ex-members of Weston & Nooner, Cordova have been described as cerebral garage rock at its finest.
The Griefs Tuesday, April 3rd, 2007, Noon - 3pm
on
Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock
Eric Stein helped propel the Greenhornes and Holly Golightly to new sonic
territory. Now the lead guitarist steps out front to lead his own trio out
of Cincinnati and to New York for the first time. Cross the pre-Village
Green Kinks with the Everly Brothers and whatever other cool bands you
wanna use as an unfair comparison and, uh, well, you'll hear - it's damn
good rock and roll music!
Moore and Sons Monday, April 2nd, 2007, 3pm - 6pm
on
Irene Trudel's show
Conjuring up a vibe akin to stargazing while lazing in the backyard grass, Moore and Sons create a kind of musical escapism from the grimey city. Led by former Negative Approach drummer turned singer/songwriter Chris Moore, the ensemble's latest, "Us Fools," is a calm 'countrypolitan' charmer, and their best album yet. They drop by to play a set at WFMU.
Misty Roses Sunday, April 1st, 2007, 5pm - 7pm
on
Gaylord Fields's show
The transatlantic duo of Misty Roses -- New York singer Robert Conroy and London-based instrumentalist Jonny Perl -- re-create grandiose, cinematic orchestrations that recall Scott Walker and Dusty Springfield as adeptly as any two-man band possibly could. For this springtime session, they add acoustic and electric guitars to the electronics, yet maintain the dark notes of their recorded output, as can be found on the recently issued mini-LP Monster Zero.
NYC collaborators included Chinese-born pipa (lute) player Min Xiao Fen [min cho fen], the Klezmatics' horn player / keyboardist Frank London, and
Brazilian-born pianist / keyboardist Helio Alves [hell-ee-oh ahl-ves].
Excerpts of these sessions were aired in January but the full sessions will be heard on this show.
Clarence Carter Saturday, March 31st, 2007, 10am - 1pm
on
Michael Shelley's show
Michael chats with soul music legend Clarence Carter about his amazing body of work including "Slip Away", "Tell Daddy", "Patches", "Back Door Santa," and of course "Strokin'." We'll also get the lowdown on recently deceased musicians when Goldmine Magazine's obituary writer Phast Phreddie Patterson checks in,
and we'll find out what #1 hit song Hatch has left in Michael's Mailbox!
The WFMU Graffiti Special Friday, March 30th, 2007, 3pm - 6pm
on
Put the Needle On the Record with Billy Jam
In celebration of modern art's most controversial form, graffiti, WFMU will dedicate a show to the outlawed aerosol artform through interviews and hip-hop music: exploring its history, its place in the art world, its impact on commerce and advertising, plus its ever-increasing legal battles. In an examination of these topics, Billy Jam will host a round table discussion with studio guests that will include graffiti artists MUCK, EZO, DEMER, HOST18, and TABOO plus longtime graffiti photo-journalists Jim & Karla Murray: authors of the critically acclaimed books "Burning New York" and "Broken Windows."
Whacked-out Hillbilly 45s Night Thursday, March 29th, 2007, 8pm - 11pm
on
Music to Spazz By with Dave the Spazz
Nutty record collector Greg Germani from Decatur, Georgia drops by Music To Spazz By armed with crates of obscure country and hillbilly
records to wing at the city folk. Expect drunken odes to dead children,
incarcerated felons, horrific car crashes, abortion, capital
punishment, skid row, hippies, winos, more hippies, murderers, suicide,
women's lib, truck-driving, hare-brained novelties, and a truckload of
toe-tappin' hillbilly mambo noise, country rhumbas, country tangos, and
country twists. It'll be like listening to "Rubber Room" for three
hours but in Hillbilly Smell-O-Vision!
Author Joel Gausten Thursday, March 29th, 2007, 3pm - 6pm
on
Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine
Joel Gausten is the author of the upcoming book Albums that
(Should've) Changed the World, as well as the preview/mini books Tales of Horror-History of the Misfits & the Undead and Pandemonium: Inside Killing Joke. We'll be talking about his writing projects and listening to music related to all of them!
The Travelling Mongoose Wednesday, March 28th, 2007, 7pm - 8pm
on
Phuj Phactory with Ergo Phizmiz
For one week only the Phuj Phactory will be a co-production with
musician and composer The Travelling Mongoose. Recorded live on
portable turntables on a kitchen table, deep in the countryside of
South-West England, just outside Scoriton where people keep being
abducted by aliens. Expect a soundclash of classical music, acid, and
bossa-nova, mixed live like a hot vegetable casserole.
Lee Feldman Monday, March 26th, 2007, 3pm - 6pm
on
Irene Trudel's show
Evoking platitudes from reviewers such as, "Harry Nilsson meets Fats Waller," and "Randy Newman by way of Lou Reed and Paul Simon," Lee Feldman is a very entertaining singer, pianist and songwriter. His third album, "I've Forgotten Everything" is, according to Stereophile Magazine, "unlike anything
else in contemporary pop." Lee is also the creator of STARBOY, an animated musical about a 2-dimensional superhero who lives with his
uncle, a Mathematician. Lee stops by tickle the ivories on WFMU's
piano.
Gabriel Kahane Monday, March 26th, 2007, 3pm - 6pm
on
Irene Trudel's show
"The bastard child of Alban Berg," as he calls himself on myspace, Gabriel Kahane makes music
out of contradictions. Gabriel has created the Craigslistlieder--
ribald postings from craigslist.org set to chromatic, harmonically
dense, and rhythmically jagged music in a song cycle. But to call
him gimmicky would tell only part of the story. Kahane, while rooted
in the classical tradition, writes funny and moving pop songs which
he accompanies on piano. He drops by WFMU to play a few of them.
Peeesseye Monday, March 26th, 2007, Midnight - 3am
on
Woody's show
The Peeesseye and its many offshoots (Phantom Limb & Bison, P.I.M.F.W.S., collaborations with Tetuzi Akiyama and Stephen O'Malley, etc.) have been slinging mud and clawing at the foundations of the experimental noise underground for five years now. They've released 5 CDs and a 7 inch (all on Evolving Ear) in that time. Tune in to Woody's show as the Brooklyn trio drops by WFMU for a late-night live performance.
Solomon Burke Saturday, March 24th, 2007, 10am - 1pm
on
Michael Shelley's show
Michael chats with one of the all time greats, Solomon Burke. The "King of Rock and Soul" reveals all about his amazing career & his recent Grammy nomination. We'll also get the lowdown on recently deceased musicians when Goldmine Magazine's obituary writer Phast Phreddie Patterson checks in, and we'll find out what #1 hit song Brian Turner has left in Michael's Mailbox!
Vernon Lenoir : Jodorama Wednesday, March 21st, 2007, 7pm - 8pm
on
Phuj Phactory with Ergo Phizmiz
Vernon LeNoir explores the world of Alejandro Jodorowsky. Vernon's goal is to make the one truth transparent: if any spiritual culture has a Holy Mountain at which the top of lies the secret of immortality, there also has to be one Alejandro Jodorowsky in each culture who by his work and passion makes that culture immortal.
The Hoof & Mouth Sinfonia! Sunday, March 18th, 2007, 7pm - 1am
on
Marathon Finale
If you thought WFMU DJs were too cool for school, you haven't heard them sing. While drunk. On the air. Tune in Sunday March 18th at 7pm, when WFMU blows out its annual fundraising Marathon with a 5-hour drunken DJ songfest known as The Hoof & Mouth Sinfonia. Witness your fave freeformers soiling themselves aurally for your entertainment.
Jeff Murphy of Shoes Saturday, March 3rd, 2007, 10am - 1pm
on
Michael Shelley's show
Michael chats with Jeff Murphy of Shoes, the legendary Zion, Illinois power pop band. Jeff will share stories from his new book "Birth of the Band." We'll also get the lowdown on recently deceased musicians when Goldmine Magazine's obituary writer Phast Phreddie Patterson checks in, and we'll find out what #1 hit song Evan "Funk" Davies has left in Michael's Mailbox!
Bombers AND The Ghouls Thursday, March 1st, 2007, 11pm - 2am
on
Pat Duncan's show
Haunting melodies, danceable rhythms, and a dual vocal attack...Bombers feature former members of Disnihil and Saints of 35th Street. They sound nothing like either band!
The Ghouls formed out of the spike & stud punk movement of the late 90's, and sound like a cross between hardcore punk and horror rock.
They are currently on a US tour in support of their new CD "Stand
Alone" on SOS Records and they are playing with The Exploited and Final Conflict.
4,000,000 Telephones Wednesday, February 28th, 2007, 7pm - 8pm
on
Phuj Phactory with Ergo Phizmiz
4,000,000 Telephones play the fool like virtuosos. Hard post punk with a funk inflection that's taken just seriously enough to sound good. Being silly is a serious business. The Lincoln, UK based band have reformed after 20 years to assist the CD release of their 1985 LP on Summerhouse
Records. They have re-recorded three tracks specially for the Phuj
Phactory, "Horses", "Safe", and "Cereal Commercial" from the eponymously titled album, plus a toothsome slab of improvisation, for your delectation. Bon appetite pour vos oreilles!
Mahogany Wednesday, February 28th, 2007, 2am - 6am
on
Mita!
The Brooklyn-based dreampop septet Mahogany make their debut on WFMU playing several selections from their new Darla Records' release, Connectivity! before heading overseas to tour with Bloc Party. Featuring three guitarists, two bassists, a drummer, a keyboardist and multiple vocalists, Mahogany is indeed larger than life. Tune in as they seamlessly mesh the pop sensibilities of New Order with the blissed out shoegaze of Cocteau Twins to create a breathtaking sound that is truly their own.
The Safes Tuesday, February 27th, 2007, Noon - 3pm
on
Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock
The O'Malley Brothers from Chicago return for a third visit to WFMU, and as one of their new songs says, "Cool Sounds Are Here Again." The Safes' sound is sizzling pop and rock that's sugar sweet on the outside and snarling conviction on the inside.
Inlets Monday, February 26th, 2007, 3pm - 6pm
on
Irene Trudel's show
Under the guise of a low-fidelity project out of a Brooklyn nook, Inlets are Sebastian Krueger as chamber pop ensemble. Sebastian says, "I'm writing songs for the
allergic. My nose itching from time spent sniffling at my odd ball
instrumental writing, I began sneezing out lyrical melody and form
in between between writing for my now-defunct instrumental group, and playing in My Brightest Diamond (of Asthmatic Kitty Records). This is the way of the post-academic: Plan, scrape, cough and dream." Krueger arrives at WFMU with a few fellow musicians to sneeze out a few tunes.
Erika Stucky Saturday, February 24th, 2007, 6pm - 9pm
on
Transpacific Sound Paradise with Rob Weisberg
Sly Swiss-American singer / songwriter / yodeler / accordionist / performance artist Erika Stucky incorporates elements of kitschy Alpine folklore, cheesy American pop, and jazz and world musics into her sometimes serious, sometimes satirical, always theatrical performances. Her various projects carry her from
tuba-driven Michael Jackson covers to histrionic Swiss-German dialect vocal competitions to unlikely mixtures of African rhythms and Swiss alphorns. And she's becoming increasingly obsessed with, of all things, the yodel. Rob met Erika at FMU while she toured the US in September. On tonight's show we'll hear the interview, a bit of live performance and - of course - a yodel demonstration.
Sonny Curtis + Brian Limond Saturday, February 24th, 2007, 10am - 1pm
on
Michael Shelley's show
Michael chats with Sonny Curtis - a member of Buddy Holly's Crickets and the
writer of "I Fought The Law", "Walk Right Back", & The Mary Tyler Moore theme
"Love Is All Around." Michael also chats with Brian Limond, the creator of the
amazing podcast "Limmy's World of Glasgow." We'll also get the lowdown on
recently deceased musicians when Goldmine Magazine's obituary writer Phast
Phreddie Patterson checks in, and we'll find out what #1 hit song Irene Trudel
has left in Michael's Mailbox!
Static Radio Thursday, February 22nd, 2007, 11pm - 2am
on
Pat Duncan's show
Static Radio play no-nonsence NJ hardcore. Their songs are short, fast, and loud -- as evidenced on their new single on Chunksaah label. This evening's performance on WFMU is the kickoff for the band's US tour.
The Trolleyvox Monday, February 19th, 2007, 3pm - 6pm
on
Irene Trudel's show
These power-pop wonders from
Philly have some of the catchiest tunes The Who and Beatles never
got around to writing in their folkier moments. As on their two
earlier discs, the newest offering, "The Trollyvox Present The
Karaoke Meltdowns" features what have been called "Flower-Power"
vocals from Beth Filla and Andrew Chalfen's abstract lyricism tossed
together with a bit of rock-candy guitar. The Trolleyvox take the
drive up the turnpike to play live in WFMU's Jersey City Studios.
Andy Statman Saturday, February 17th, 2007, 6pm - 9pm
on
Transpacific Sound Paradise with Rob Weisberg
Brilliant clarinetist and mandolinist Andy Statman is a musical pacesetter on two fronts: Following his 1960s apprenticeship with mandolin master Dave Grusin, Statman helped redefine bluegrass as a member of the 70s "newgrass" band Country Cookin' with Tony Trischka. He was also one of the leading lights in the klezmer music revival of the same era, prized pupil of the legendary klezmer clarinetist Dave Tarras. Tarras so adored Statman that he bequeathed his instruments to Andy when he died.
Statman will stop by for a live performance and to get the word out about his two new CDs on Shefa records, one
representing each of the major strains in his music: the bluegrassy /American-rootsy "East Flatbush Blues" and "Awakening from Above", an exploration of Chassidic Jewish music.
Lalo Schifrin Saturday, February 17th, 2007, 10am - 1pm
on
Michael Shelley's show
Michael chats with pianist, composer, and arranger Lalo Schifrin about his amazing career. They'll discuss his early days in Argentina, and his 100+ scores for film and television, including "Mission Impossible," "Bullitt", and "Cool Hand Luke." We'll also get the lowdown on recently deceased Rock & Rollers when Phast Phreddie Patterson checks in with the Decedent Activity Update, and we'll find out what #1 hit song Mike Lupica has left in Michael's Mailbox!
Dan Bryk Friday, February 16th, 2007, 8pm - 11pm
on
Pseu Braun's show
Dan Bryk has spent a few years in hiding: hiding from the INS, hiding from ex-girlfriends, hiding from massively unrecouped record labels and credit card issuers, and hiding from the long
shadow his singular CD release "Lovers Leap" cast over nerd pop fetishists everywhere. But he's finally left his cave with a handful of new releases, stopping by Pseu's show for performance and pop chatter. Dan is also returning to play live in NYC after more than three years on Sat., February 17th at Googie's Lounge at The Living Room.
The Sterns Thursday, February 15th, 2007, 11pm - 2am
on
Pat Duncan's show
Boston based quintet The Sterns exemplify the knack for masterful song craft, studio work ethic, and a get-in-the-van-and-go DIY mentality. Their newest release "Sinners Stick Together" is scheduled to be released on March 13th, and it showcases the band's deft lyrical turn of phrase and sonic anglophilia, melding the best elements of The Kinks, The Clash, Belle and Sebastian, and The Smiths.
Dick Valentine from Electric Six Thursday, February 15th, 2007, 3pm - 6pm
on
Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine
Electric Six vocalist Dick Valentine stops by the studio to chat with
Diane, explain the bizarre references in the Detroit band's' songs, and play some acoustic guitar like a rock star! Their new release is called "Switzerland" and was released by Metropolis Records. In between the on-mic antics, Dick will be showcasing some new and old Electric Six material.
The Love Phactory Wednesday, February 14th, 2007, 7pm - 8pm
on
Phuj Phactory with Ergo Phizmiz
An especially loved-up episode of Phuj Phactory. Ergo Phizmiz is
inviting couples to submit via e-mail at ergo at wfmu dot org "their song" - you know what we mean, the song that accompanied
your first kiss (or what-not), that track that's special to you as a
couple. You can either send an mp3 or just the artist and title. Then if you're feeling brave, record yourselves singing "your
song" and send that too, with a little paragraph (or ideally a recorded paragraph) about why this song is special to you. Don't worry about the sound quality of the recordings, because love is the key! Ergo will then mix and mash these tracks into a loved-up
Valentine's collage for a kissy-kissy, lovey-dovey slice of Valentine's Phuj.
Blues Control Tuesday, February 13th, 2007, 3pm - 6pm
on
Brian Turner's show
The duo of Lea Cho and Russ Waterhouse have somehow found a hazy but powerful common musical thread between Conrad Schnitzler's jabbering electronic workouts, the gauze of Locust Abortion Technician-era Butthole Surfers, and the more unicorn-saddling moments of Jan Hammer. Or perhaps
in fact they are driving off in the car piloted by mid-period ZZ Top. Either way, we're psyched to have them making sounds in the studio today in advance of their forthcoming releases on the Woodsist and Holy Mountain labels sometime this year.
The Mofos Tuesday, February 13th, 2007, Noon - 3pm
on
Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock
Live performance from this instrumental trio from upstate New York that finds the middle ground in between Dick Dale and Motorhead to invent its own genre: Surf-instro-Metal.
Dälek Monday, February 12th, 2007, 8pm - 11pm
on
Mike Lupica's show
Hip Hop's peerless sonic architects return to WFMU for their third visit to Mike's show. This live performance will showcase songs from the upcoming "Abandoned Language" LP on Ipecac Records. Now complimented by richly textured keyboard and ambient guitar sounds, Dälek ascends into all new realms while still retaining their passion for planet-shattering beats and commanding wordplay. Ascendent newcomers be warned.
David Daniell Sunday, February 11th, 2007, 3am - 6am
on
Evan Muse
Having just released his solo release "Coastal" on Xeric/Table of the
Elements and in between a series of shows at the Issue Project Room, David Daniell stops by WFMU for an exclusive solo set of shimmering electronics and haunting guitar work. Daniell has collaborated with kingpins like Rhys Chatham, Jonathan Kane, Doug McCombs of Tortoise, Thurston Moore, and Loren Connors, as well as performing regularly with his own band, San Agustin.
Ansambl Mastika Saturday, February 10th, 2007, 6pm - 9pm
on
Transpacific Sound Paradise with Rob Weisberg
Ansambl Mastika is kind of a Nuyo-Balkan all-star band led by saxophonist Greg Squared and featuring members from
acclaimed groups Zlatne Uste Balkan Brass Band, Slavic Soul Party, Zagnut Cirkus Orkestar, and Romashka. The band's
repertoire ranges from the plaintive clarinet 'miroloi' of northern Greece to the rollicking grooves of Serbian and
Macedonian Roma (Gypsy) bands - with a lot more in between. Mastika joins us for a live set of songs from their debut CD,
'Gde si, Bre?' on Chamsa Records. 'Gde si, Bre?' is a Serbian expression that means, roughly, 'Where are YOU at?'.
Osvaldo Fattoruso Saturday, February 10th, 2007, 10am - 1pm
on
Michael Shelley's show
Michael chats with Osvaldo Fattoruso of the Uruguyan band Los Shakers, aka "the Beatles of South America", for the story behind their many #1 hits. We'll also
get the lowdown on recently deceased musicians when Goldmine Magazine's
obituary writer Phast Phreddie Patterson checks in, and we'll find out what #1
hit song Pseu Braun has left in Michael's Mailbox!
Listener Roland Woodbe from Siltblog Saturday, February 10th, 2007, 9am - 10am
on
The Listener Hour
Trucking up from Fishtown and praying for no Saturday morning traffic, the inimitable Roland Woodbe of Siltblog fame is promising a hefty slab of obscuro 7" singles for your Listener Hour pleasure.
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