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RockRoll360 #131 - Medicated Goo ( Part 2 )

Here is the finish end of a brand new compilation
for the month of December of 2010.
Medicated Goo ( Part 2 ).

Tunage to look for on this
one are great new tunes by Monsters of Folk,
Robert Plant and Florence and The Machine.
I also included a guilty pleasure of mine,
featuring Cage with a rap & heavy rock sound.
Need a laugh, well here is “Eugene” featuring
Ace Frehley of KISS who co-writes, co-produced and
played bass guitar, had a spoken-word part,
and co-produced this funny disco tune.    

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Music includes ::::  

I BELIEVE MY TIME AIN’T LONG   /   FLEETWOOD MAC
PRETTY IN PINK   /   PSYCHEDELIC FURS
LET’S DO IT AGAIN   /   THE STAPLE SINGERS
DOG DAYS ARE OVER   /   FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE
IT’S THE 80′S AGAIN ( EdITED )     /   CAGE
TEMAZCAL    /   MONSTERS OF FOLK
ANGEL DANCE    /   ROBERT PLANT
EUGENE   /  CRAZY JOE AND THE VARIBLE SPEED
EPIC    /   FAITH NO MORE
MISSIONARY MAN   /   THE EURYTHMICS

Sound bites include :::

WBOS – Music in a minute   /  Radio bumper 
Spatula City   /   Comedy from radio’s WZLX  / WBCN
V66 in full broadcast Stereo 
                              /   V66 TV Promotion Commercial
WBCN – Laquidara in the morning – Crazy Guy 
                                 /   WBCN Radio Promotion Spot
WBCN – 104-1 The Rock Of Boston
                             /   Radio Station I.D.

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RockRoll360 #078 - Goodbye to WBCN (Part. 20)

Strikers Charles Laquidara & Matt Siegel celebrating a victory over
Hemisphire Broadcasting in 1979.

We have a long wait for this Goodbye series to end.  Finding more material on tape and I would also want to thank Charles Laquidara for giving me permission to use his ”Back To The Future Show” from April 1986. I been editing the segments for this show and future shows to add along with The Goodbye to WBCN Special.  I’m predicting this series will take us all to the month of August 2010. The time of the year where we here in New England lost WBCN 104.1 a year. Let’s see what happens. I personally lost the Real WBCN during the year of 1991. 

Continuing with The Goodbye to WBCN final 4 days of Broadcast.
Don’t forget segments with this symbol  ( # ) are bonus additions
and is not from the original 4 day broadcast.

– Bunch Of Music WBCN 1041
– “Fire Woman”   By The Cult
– WBCN 1041 Boston HD
– New Home for Sports to WBZ - The Sports Hub on 98.5
– “It’s Alright” by 311
– WBCN I.D. The Rock Of Boston
–”Bare Trees”     by     Fleetwood Mac         #
– Back To The Future Special - with Charles Laquidara  from April 1986                    #
– WBCN # 1 Music Station                              #
– Let’s Go Back To Your Childhood
– “In-Da-Gadda-Di-Vida”      by    Iron Butterfly                 #
– Charles speaks about the 60’s special on WBCN April 1986.                               #
– Free Lunchtime Concert with The Fools at Celebrations   April 1986   #
– Commercials by Tweeter  & Chevrolet from April 1986                     #
– Back To The Future Back right after these messages                  #
– WBCN I.D.  Mark Mills from REM

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RockRoll360 - American Revolution: Beginnings of Underground Rock Radio WBCN Pt. 2

Now here is Part 2 of this special. WBCN Radio in Boston
Make sure you check out the LOL ! bite with Captain Squid and the song Marie LaPeau. Classic Underground Radio at its best.

And a note for Charles . Paper towels to clean records….I don’t know about that Charles.

Music includes ::::
Marie LaPeau - Salloom Sinclair & The Mother Bear
Susie Q - Creedence Clearwater Revival
Black Magic Woman - Fleetwood Mac
( Fact ::: They wrote the song )
Born To Be Wild - Steppenwolf
I Thank You - Sam & Dave

Also a bonus ::::
A montage of WBCN sound bites which include Matt Segal.

This show was originally broadcast and placed on cassette. I re-recorded and segued the music from Cd’s to the original broadcast and put on to CD. Nobody likes that background hiss & static. The aircheck part of the show is really not that bad. Then I transfered to the MP3 format for this Podcast .

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ROCKOLLECTIONS: FEBRUARY 3, 1959- THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED PT.2

We will open up this chapter with a couple of really good tribute songs to Buddy Holly.
First, one from a 1960’s pre-Buckingham/Nicks LP by Fleetwood Mac, that was written by Buddy’s mother!
And the other from a band that did their song in 1994.
Then I’ll give you my own theory as to why that 1959 plane crash was and is still so historically important after 50 years.
After that, something you have most likely never heard, that is so eerie and creepy I will say no more about it.
Followed by a couple of beautiful folkie interpretations of a song Buddy wrote.
One by Eva Cassidy, who had her own tragic and sad story.
I have some more very specific info about that fateful takeoff and crash, some of which was even news to me.
Buddy Holly & The Crickets were VERY influential on the Beatles, and I will make the case to prove it.
We’ll have some contrasts between them, including one Buddy song the Beatles never got around to realeasing.
In fact, and this speaks volumes, the Beatles even chose the name Beatles because of its similarity to Crickets!
We’ll end this, in my opinion thoroughly enjoyable episode, with my very favorite Buddy Holly song, in which he takes a four-letter word and turns it into 4 syllables.
Much more to come, with many more surprises.

Mike

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