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ROCKOLLECTIONS: SONGS FOR APRIL FOOLS PT.2 END

 

I will open the concluding half of our Songs For Fools with one about a guy so dopey he doesn’t even know when to come in out of the rain- or so the expression goes, right?
Then I have a Contrast- 2 versions of the same song (which I would be shocked if you didn’t know), and both of note.
First, after hearing the single for so many years, you will find the longer beginning of the LP version very strange.
Then an unreleased interpretation of that same song by a BIG name group (some guy named Keith Richards does some of his rare lead singing).
After that, a song I HAD to play, or insult my pal, Mike Hennessy.
I don’t remember where or how he found this song, but it was a Top 10 song and I had never heard it!
Just goes to show you, there are little gems out there each of us for some reason has never heard.
Oh, and I also didn’t know the microphone was ON! For the longest time.
Anybody who has been on the radio knows we are constantly clearing our throats for that wonderful rich sound, lol!
Well, I coughed, and Engineer Ken and I just looked at each other like a bomb had exploded!
It was pretty funny, and I don’t have to tell you to listen for it- you will hear it easily enough, lol!
No question, I am a full-time fool, and don’t have to work at it.
I have a song to prove that not just men are fools, women can excel in that department too.
And I will give the final words to the world’s greatest band ever, and a guy you’ll know named Cliff Edwards.
Happy April Fool’s Day to All Of Us Fools!

Mike

Tags: Cliff Edwards, Engineer Ken, Keith Richards, Mike Hennessy

ROCKOLLECTIONS: SONGS FOR APRIL FOOLS PT.1

 

I got off to a rocky start on this one, guess I was anxious to get going on this April 1st, lol.
These two Pods were a lot of fun to do, and if you don’t suspect anything yet, well the 3rd song I played should explain it all.
I intend to give you some “Oh Wow” moments with this two-parter, those songs just below the consciousness that haven’t been heard in a long time but are so enjoyable to welcome back.
Everybody at various points in their life acts like a fool.
And from the earliest days of Rock & Roll right up to today, there have been songs about them.
No FOOLing!

Mike

Longtown Sound 508 Peanut Butter Monday Featuring- Inner Voices, Shedd, Beth Hirsch, Doug Macleod, Jeff Mallon, Taylor Hicks, Super 8

Monday, Monday and PB&J is the order of the day along with tunage new and a few faves from the recent past. It’s all good as the sunshine dries the two inches of rain that increased the height of Uncleshag’s lawn by four inches overnight! I never get spam emails about that! Have a great day folks and welcome the week as I plan…fishing off the dock with a cane pole - just a jiggin’! Have a ball, y’all!
-unc.

Today’s Featured Artists-
Inner Voices - My Aberration
Shedd - Something Wonderful
Beth Hirsch - Our Song
Doug Macleod - Coming Your Brand New Day
Jeff Mallon - Ran
Taylor Hicks  - Indiscriminate Act of Kindness
Super 8 - Honey Bee

Tags: Beth Hirsch, Doug Macleod, Inner Voices, Jeff Mallon, Peanut Butter Monday, Shedd, Super 8, Taylor Hicks, Uncleshag

Longtown Sound 507 Weekend Edition Featuring- Smokey Robinson, Jim OKeeffe, Taylor Hicks, Bo Bice, Doc Roberts, Kim McLean, Chuck McCabe, Rebecca Owen, The Levings, Arianna Solare, Tamara Davis, Ray Tarantino, Mike Whitney, Shelby Lynne

The Weekend Edition, though late due to storms across the Southeast, never the less is here and chock full of just great music. If you even have any idea of passing up the music for some other thing, fuggitaboutit!
The tuneage in today’s show will take you back while simultaneously pushing you to the forefront of today’s great artists and the material will carry you through the storms of life. Try it and pass the show link on to another because that’s the way, uh huh, uh huh we like it! Have a ball, y’all!
-unc.

Today’s Featured Artists-
Smokey Robinson - Girlfriend
Jim OKeeffe - Slow Night on the River
Taylor Hicks - New Found Freedom
Bo Bice - Only Words
Doc Roberts - Lady Love
Kim McLean - Break The Glass
Chuck McCabe  - All Figured Out
Rebecca Owen - Sidewinder
The Levings - Quiet Town
Arianna Solare - Book of Us
Tamara Davis - Rock Chick
Ray Tarantino - Into The End
Mike Whitney - Martin
Shelby Lynne - Anyone Who Had A Heart

Tags: Arianna Solare, Bo Bice, Chuck McCabe, Doc Roberts, Jim O'Keeffe, Kim McLean, Mike Whitney, mp3, Ray Tarantino, Rebecca Owen, Shelby Lynne, Smokey Robinson, Tamara Davis, Taylor Hicks, The Levings, Uncleshag

ROCKOLLECTIONS: ANNIVERSARY OF THE TELEPHONE PT.4 & FINAL

Here is the last chapter in our series commemorating the Anniversary of the first call made on the Telephone.

We are at the point where Alexander Graham Bell exhibits his invention to the world.

Naturally Big Business enters the picture in the form of Western Union and tries to take it away.

It was the first of many legal challenges, all of which Bell won.

He was barely into his 30’s when he had his success, never stopped coming up with new, helpful inventions and when he finally died in 1922, ALL phones around our nation stopped for a silent minute.

Among the topics we will cover musically are my pet peeve, that bane of mankind, the Cell Phone; the OPPOSITE of that with a Private Conversation, by someone who has been surprising me with how good he is; a very short phone song by Lou Reed from my neck of the woods; an oldie that will have those memory cells jumping, advising not to do what usually happens to me, lol; at least the 2nd most famous, and another contender for MOST famous, rock & roll phone call.

And to close it all out, simply the best reason you could ever have to make a telephone call.

Hope you enjoyed your time on the Phone with me!

Mike

Tags: Alexander Graham Bell, Cell Phone, Lou Reed, Private Conversation, Western Union

Longtown Sound 506 Pancake Wednesday Featuring- Michael Gaither, Josh Woodward, Rick Huckaby, Inner Voices, Wayne Mills Band, Mike Whitney, Phil Ayoub, Louinel Jean

Pancake Wednesday is here with the new music of the indie artists we all love. Fill up on the syrup, sausage, bacon, ham and of course the fruit and flapjacks. Wash the tuneage down with hot black coffee, blends of your choice are available! Don’t forget to leave a comment for the artists here on WLSO or click the links and visit the artists and comment there. They would appreciate it and so would I. Enjoy!
-unc.

Today’s featured Artists-
Michael Gaither - Dogspeed CD - Pack My Mule
Josh Woodward - Border Blaster
Rick Huckaby - I Got You Covered
Inner Voices - Surveillance State
Wayne Mills Band - Blame It On The Roses
Mike Whitney - Bad News From Outer Space
Phil Ayoub - River to Ocean
Louinel Jean - Imagine

Tags: Inner Voices, Josh Woodward, Longtown Sound, Louinel Jean, Michael Gaither, Mike Whitney, Pancake Wednesday, Phil Ayoub, Rick Huckaby, Uncleshag, Wayne Mills Band

ROCKOLLECTIONS: ANNIVERSARY OF THE TELEPHONE PT.3

Here is the beginning of the second of 2 shows originally done in 2006.

Moving along with our Telephone adventure, I will go off on my discourse about how there are time limits regarding how late you can call people, depending on how good a friend they are.

And I will play a couple of songs relating to just that discourse.

We’ll have some more info about Alexander Graham Bell- did you know Helen Keller dedicated her autobiography to him?

Next I will tackle another telephone gripe with a long set of music on the subject of…OPERATORS.

And we’ll finish this chapter off with the story of that 1st historic phone call.

For a long time now I have said there is a way to present music in an intelligent fashion, unfortunately it is not IN fashion.

But sometimes playing song A followed by song B (and maybe C, D, and E), you can give them both or all greater meaning. That is what is attempted and intended here.

Get on the bus with me, and I will take you somewhere!

It calls for conscious listening, not background music.

What I play is not wallpaper, nor will I ever be just a jukebox playing unrelated songs.

This is not for everyone- either hate it or love it, it is not mediocre.

That said, naturally I relish people who do get it, and enjoy it.

I LOVE it when people anticipate what I will play next, or scold me for NOT playing a particular song they feel should have belonged in there.

I usually have a reason, maybe time is a factor, or I simply don’t have the song- but occasionally they come up with something I hadn’t thought of, and I take great pleasure in the chastisement, lol!

Mike

Tags: Alexander Graham Bell, Helen Keller

Longtown Sound 505 Peanut Butter Monday Featuring- Show Me The Skyline, Jim Allchin, Jason Harrod, 46Bliss, Omar Alexander & Soulare, Erik Scott, Sylvia Bennett

Peanut Butter Monday is all evenly spread and waiting for your ears to take a chunky bite! All the music in today’s show comes via Ariel Publicity. If you’re a singer, songwriter or recording artist and you need quality promotion check them out today and tell them Uncleshag sent ya! Have a fantastic Monday and get ready for Wednesday because you know what’s coming and it is all good!
-unc.

Today’s Featured Artists-
Show Me The Skyline - Clocks & Calendars
Jim Allchin - Rockin’ Chair
Jason Harrod - Good Night Sunshine
46Bliss - Sentimental Angel
Omar Alexander & Soulare - Shine
Erik Scott - Proper Son
Sylvia Bennett - I Still Love You

Tags: 46Bliss, Erik Scott, Jason Harrod, Jim Allchin, Omar Alexander & Soulare, Peanut Butter, Show Me Longtown, Sylvia Bennett, The Skyline, Uncleshag

Longtown Sound 504 Weekend Edition Featuring- Amer Diab, Greg Johnson, James Casto, Sly Joe & the Smooth Operators, Steven Charles Cecil, Omar Alexander, David Martin

The Weekend Edition has arrived. Enjoy the new tuneage and pass it on!
-unc.

Today’s Featured Artists-
Amer Diab - Maybe Next Time
Greg Johnson - I Got Opinions
James Casto - Things I Used To Know
Sly Joe & the Smooth Operators - A Place In The Sun
Steven Charles Cecil - Shoebox Morning
Omar Alexander & SOULARE - Breathe In
David Martin - Sing Your Song

Tags: Amer Diab, David Martin, Greg Johnson, James Casto, longtown, Omar Alexander, Sly Joe & the Smooth Operators, Steven Charles Cecil, Uncleshag, Weekend

ROCKOLLECTIONS: ANNIVERSARY OF THE TELEPHONE PT.2

I’ll open this one with a couple of ID’s I owe you from our last meeting. Moving on with our story of Alexander Graham Bell, we find he was a child prodigy, and also that had he not mistranslated some German, he may not have continued his experiments and so enthusiastically pursued the telephone.This episode will include some songs whose titles are phone numbers; Woody Allen; a phone annoyance (with much more of those upcoming); a song entitled Alexander Graham Bell that I was informed of by my British buddies Kaz & Shaz; as well as the Electric Light Orchestra; and Joe Tex.

Please keep your quarters, this is a free call.
Operators are standing by, and if you act now…

Mike

Tags: Alexander Graham Bell, Electric Light Orchestra, Joe Tex, Woody Allen

ROCKOLLECTIONS: ANNIVERSARY OF THE TELEPHONE PT.1

Here is a two-parter, or a four-parter here, that I did in 2006 noting the 130th Anniversary Of The Patent For The Telephone on March 7, 1876- perhaps the world’s greatest invention.
Three days later, March 10, 1876, was the Anniversary Of The First Telephone Call- from Alexander Graham Bell to his assistant, Mr. Watson.
Well, make those 133rd Anniversaries now, these just recent March dates
All the communications we have today, including these computers, can be directly traced back to the telephone.
So, the first of 4 episodes commemorating that day in history with all Telephone Songs- from all over the gamut of Rock.
I will begin the fascinating story of Alexander Graham Bell.
And this Part One will include the most famous telephone call in rock & roll history; maybe the 2nd most obscure Beatles song, as it was only the flip side of a single and never on an album; a phone call to the Spirit World; a warning about the horror of losing a phone number; and the ORIGINAL version of another famous musical phone call.
This series is as good as anything I have ever done.
Don’t hang up on me!

Mike

Tags: Alexander Graham Bell, Beatles

Longtown Sound 503 Pancake Wednesday Featuring- Amer Diab, Blake Morgan, Aaron English, Kim McLean, Jessica Urick, Chuck McCabe, Paul Thorn

Pancake Wednesday rolls in like the month of March did here in the Southern USA - like a lion with an attitude! What great music and song styling from every single singer/songwriter you’ll hear in today’s Longtown Sound. Be sure to pass it on to a friend and as always remind them to bring an appetite!
-unc.

Today’s Featured Artists-
Amer Diab - River Bed
Blake Morgan - Maybe I’m Amazed
Aaron English - All the Water of This World
Kim McLean - Cracks In The Concrete
Jessica Urick - Mercy
Chuck McCabe - Partisan Polka
Paul Thorn - What Have You Done to Lift Somebody Up

Tags: Aaron English, Amer Diab, Blake Morgan, Chuck McCabe, Jessica Urick, Kim McLean, pancake, Paul Thorn

Longtown Sound 502 Featuring- Chuck McCabe, Kim McLean, Amer Diab, Taylor Hicks, Eli Reed and the True Loves, Donna Lewis, Wes Tucker and the Skillets, Bill Ervin, The Lindeans

 

Monday, Monday is Peanut Butter Monday as you all know. Just great music from indie artists with many thanks to those who take the initiative and mail in those CDs looking for airplay and a lot of promotion. Please take the time and visit the links to the artists and leave them a nice comment and if you really dig the music and want to buy a CD and help out an artist giving his or her all! Do it today! Enjoy the songs this first day of the best week of your life!
-unc.

Today’s Featured Artists-
Chuck McCabe - Contractor
Kim McLean - China
Amer Diab - Ain’t No One Gonna Take Me Home
Taylor Hicks - Once Upon A Lover
Eli Reed and the True Loves - Walkin’ and Talkin’ (for My Baby)
Donna Lewis - Shout It Out
Wes Tucker and the Skillets - Worry Stones
Bill Ervin -  Late Night Neon Shadows
The Lindeans - About Nothing

Tags: Amer Diab, Bill Ervin, Chuck McCabe, Donna Lewis, Eli Reed and the True Loves, Kim McLean, Longtown Sound, Rock and Roll, Taylor Hicks, The Lindeans, Uncleshag, Wes Tucker and the Skillets

ROCKOLLECTIONS: TRIBUTE/MEMORIAL 2008 PT.6

It’s Part Six of this series, and well, I am not sure how to put this…
The Network I do my show from is in a state of flux, and I have seen this coming.
While I understand their point of view and problems, I will not be returning to the Guild for at least the next few weeks.
Engineer Ken (who for months has had his hours cut) and I are confident that things will be resolved.
If not, and know this, my little Rockollections show will continue- perhaps from home, and without Ken and all the bells and whistles of the studio, but with less time constraints and no change in the quality of the music, the choices, or how they are presented.
I only know one way to play music, and once it’s out you can’t get the toothpaste back in the tube!
So beginning next week, I’ll dust off some old shows and bring them back for an encore- many people have never heard them and some I am extremely proud of- until I settle in to new surroundings, or go back to where I have been for over 10 years.
As my Mom would say, “We shall see what we shall see.”
This time, we finish June and July and get into August.
To be continued…one way or another!

This series is not morbid nor maudlin, it is rather a celebration of the lives of those we lost in the previous year- in this case 2008.
Sort of an Irish Wake!
At least SOME of these people should have touched you in some way, shape or form, and made your life a bit happier and more pleasant.
I will be dealing with the notable or should be noted.
For the musical folks who passed on, they are deserving of one more play, at the very least.
And we will deal with other cultural figures as well, with some hopefully appropriate music for them.
You are welcome, encouraged even, to anticipate or second-guess my own musical choices!

In this sixth, and final new episode for a while, those selected are:
Jim McKay
George Carlin
Dody Goodman
Larry Harmon (Bozo the Clown)
Les Crane
Jo Stafford
Isaac Hayes
They can’t give any more than they have already given us.

Mike

Tags: Bozo The Clown, Dody Goodman, Engineer Ken, George Carlin, Isaac Hayes, Jim McKay, Jo Stafford, Larry Harmon, Les Crane

Longtown Sound 501 Pancake Wednesday Featuring- Kim McLean, Taylor Hicks, Jim Allchin, Stan Harrison, Chuck McCabe, Phil Ayoub, Desert Radio

Pancake Wednesday features music from top indie artists doing their thing- out and about and in a town near you. Hustling and getting there on time. Will you meet the artists doing what they do best? Support local artists in your town today. Pancakes, syrup, bacon, sausage and ham- all the good things about a grand buffet is here! Grab a plate and fill ‘er up! The coffee goes great with the tunage found here on the Longtown Sound.
-unc.

Today’s Featured Artists-
Kim McLean - Let Go Let Love
Taylor Hicks - Nineteen
Jim Allchin - I’m About To Fall
Stan Harrison - What About Peace of Mind
Chuck McCabe - I Know You
Phil Ayoub - If I Walk Down Her Path
Desert Radio - Asleep at the Wheel

Tags: Chuck McCabe, Desert Radio, Jim Allchin, Kim McLean, longtown, pancake, Phil Ayoub, Sound, Stan Harrison, Taylor Hicks, Uncleshag, Wednesday

ROCKOLLECTIONS: TRIBUTE/MEMORIAL 2008 PT.5

As we begin Part 5, it occurs to me that if you are enjoying this series, and are curious about who and what I played for those we lost in 2007 and 2006, you can simply enter “Tribute/Memorial” in the Search Box in the upper right at WLSO.FM.
That will take you to ALL of them, including this year’s series- when you get there, if necessary, scroll down to Previous Posts at the bottom of the page for whatever doesn’t fit on that page.
This time, we finish May and get into June.

This series is not morbid nor maudlin, it is rather a celebration of the lives of those we lost in the previous year- in this case 2008.
Sort of an Irish Wake!
At least SOME of these people should have touched you in some way, shape or form, and made your life a bit happier and more pleasant.
I will be dealing with the notable or should be noted.
For the musical folks who passed on, they are deserving of one more play, at the very least.
And we will deal with other cultural figures as well, with some hopefully appropriate music for them.
You are welcome, encouraged even, to anticipate or second-guess my own musical choices!

In this fifth episode, those selected are:
Dick Martin
Joseph Pevney & Alexander Courage (both Star Trek)
Harvey Korman
Yves Saint Laurent
Bob Anderson (It’s A Wonderful Life)

They can’t give any more than they have already given us.

Mike

Tags: Alexander Courage, Bob Anderson, Dick Martin, Harvey Korman, It's A Wonderful Life, Joseph Pevney, Star Trek, Yves Saint Laurent

Longtown Sound 500 Peanut Butter Monday Featuring- The Alice Project, Peter Moon Band, Stan Harrison, Kim McLean, Jim O’Keefe, Jon Caspi, Sly Joe & the Smooth Operators,Tim Bays, Baby Blues and the No Attitude Band, Chuck McCabe, Wes Tucker and the Skillets, Carbon Leaf, Paul Thorn

Peanut Butter Monday swings around again with an hour of treats! Do you love the sounds of great sax? How about a wailing electric guitar? Are stirring lyrics your cup of refreshment? How about vocals through the roof? It’s all here in the LTS that you’ll want to share with a friend or since it is Peanut Butter Monday, tell an old goof-off enemy about it! Y’all have a ball!
-unc.

Today’s Featured Artists-
The Alice Project - Get Up!
Peter Moon Band - When She Dances
Stan Harrison - Would I Ever Know
Kim McLean - A Beautiful Day With You
Jim O’Keeffe - Under Your Spell
Jon Caspi - Rising Above
Sly Joe & the Smooth Operators  - Brand New Walking Shoes
Tim Bays - The Great Indoorsman
Baby Blues and the No Attitude Band - Fever
Chuck McCabe - Creatures of Habit
Wes Tucker and the Skillets - Let It Ride
Carbon Leaf - The War Was In Color
Paul Thorn - Rise Up

Tags: Baby Blues and the No Attitude Band, Carbon Leaf, Chuck McCabe, Jim O'Keefe, Jon Caspi, Kim McLean, Paul Thorn, Peter Moon Band, Sly Joe & the Smooth, Stan Harrison, The Alice Project, Tim Bays, Wes Tucker and the Skillets

ROCKOLLECTIONS: TRIBUTE/MEMORIAL 2008 PT.4

 

Opening up Part 4, I think I owe you an apology.
A number of people have written to me about that being Connie Francis and NOT Doris Day in the previous episode.
And I am beginning to doubt it myself- the more I listen, the more I have to agree.
I got that song from a homemade cassette tape, with an apparently incorrect list.
So, thanks to all those sharp-eared people for pointing that out to me!
We will do more April and get into May this time out.
And we will be all over the place again!
Including a song for my pal, Mike Hennessy- a big Eddy Arnold fan.

This series is not morbid nor maudlin, it is rather a celebration of the lives of those we lost in the previous year- in this case 2008.
Sort of an Irish Wake!
At least SOME of these people should have touched you in some way, shape or form, and made your life a bit happier and more pleasant.
I will be dealing with the notable or should be noted.
For the musical folks who passed on, they are deserving of one more play, at the very least.
And we will deal with other cultural figures as well, with some hopefully appropriate music for them.
You are welcome, encouraged even, to anticipate or second-guess my own musical choices!

In this fourth episode, those selected are:
Stanley Kamel
Al Wilson
Eddy Arnold
Ollie Johnston
Danny Federici
Madame Marie
John Phillip Law
They can’t give any more than they have already given us.

Mike

Tags: Al Wilson, Danny Federici, Eddy Arnold, John Phillip Law, Madame Marie, Mike Hennessy, Ollie Johnston, Stanley Kamel

Longtown Sound 499 Weekend Power Hour Featuring- Kim McLean, Chuck McCabe, Dare Dukes, Patrick Mitchell, L.A. Carpool, Trey Green, Baby Blues and the No Attitude Band, Doc Roberts, Mike Whitney, Erik Scott, Show Me The Skyline, War Tapes, Jason Harrod, Jim O’Keefe, Stan Harrison

This is the Weekend Power Hour with new tunes to carry around in your head while out and about. Download and pack your iPod or fave mp3 playe and then pack a picnic basket! Or, if you feel frisky, burn a couple of CDRs and share with a friend in a car or a boat while fishing! (That’s my big secret, shhh…don’t tell any body!) Ariel Hyatt of Ariel Publicity drops in @35:50 with a few words about Cyber PR Twitter Pitch Contest that all artists should hear. Check it out!  Y’all have a good weekend - get out and get some on ya!
-unc.

Today’s Featured Artists-
Kim McLean - Born To Be Happy
Chuck McCabe - Creatures of Habit
Dare Dukes - Bakersfield
Patrick Mitchell - South For The Winter
L.A. Carpool - Salsa Inferno
Trey Green - Won’t Last Forever
Baby Blues and the No Attitude Band - Unchained Medley
Doc Roberts - Cracklin’ Rose
Mike Whitney - Remember You
Erik Scott - Proper Son
Show Me The Skyline - It’s On Me
War Tapes - Dreaming Of You
Jason Harrod - Messed Up Everywhere Blues
Jim O’Keeffe - Point in Time
Stan Harrison - Tulips, Too Late

Tags: Baby Blues and the No Attitude Band, Chuck McCabe, Dare Dukes, Doc Roberts, Erik Scott, Jason Harrod, Jim O'Keefe, Kim McLean, L.A. Carpool, Mike Whitney, Patrick Mitchell, Show Me The Skyline, Stan Harrison, Trey Green, War Tapes

ROCKOLLECTIONS: TRIBUTE/MEMORIAL 2008 PT.3

Here we are at Part 3, and it is an odd one even by my standards, lol!
And every year, it takes me couple of shows to realize that somewhere in this series I will be the Bearer Of Bad News- that I will be the one in the uncomfortable position of informing you that someone you liked has died.
Don’t Kill The Messenger!
There is a small consolation flip-side to that however, and I will make my case.
We will finish March 2008 and get into April.
Hope you enjoy this one…it is VERY free-form and all over the place!

This series is not morbid nor maudlin, it is rather a celebration of the lives of those we lost in the previous year- in this case 2008.
Sort of an Irish Wake!
At least SOME of these people should have touched you in some way, shape or form, and made your life a bit happier and more pleasant.
I will be dealing with the notable or should be noted.
For the musical folks who passed on, they are deserving of one more play, at the very least.
And we will deal with other cultural figures as well, with some hopefully appropriate music for them.
You are welcome, encouraged even, to anticipate or second-guess my own musical choices!

In this third episode, those selected are:
Jeff Healey
Ivan Dixon
Arthur C. Clarke
Hurricane Smith
Neil Aspinall
Paul Cole
Jules Dassin
Charlton Heston

They can’t give any more than they have already given us.

Mike

Tags: Arthur C. Clarke, Charlton Heston, Hurricane Smith, Ivan Dixon, Jeff Healey, Jules Dassin, Neil Aspinall, Paul Cole

Longtown Sound 498 Peanut Butter Monday Featuring- Jason Harrod, Dare Dukes, Darius Lux, Jim O’Keeffe, Wes Tucker and the Skillets, Romantica, Pawnshop Roses

Peanut Butter Monday brings sunshine and warmth to all who desire the raised temps that only great indie music can supply and today is no exception. Come along to the docks and wet a line. It’s 40 degrees on the Fahrenheit dial and the crappie just love this cold water like you’ll be diggin’ the hot tunage. Go and put your long pants on - I’ll wait.
-unc.

Today’s Featured Artists-
Jason Harrod - For Your Time
Dare Dukes - Ballad of Darius McCollum
Darius Lux - Human Race
Jim O’Keeffe - Last Man Standing
Wes Tucker and the Skillets - Three Yellow Roses
Romantica - On My Mind
Pawnshop Roses - The Life We Lead