WLSO.FM

RockRoll360 #094 - Goodbye to WBCN-FM (Part. 26)

 

Continuing with The Goodbye to WBCN final 4 days of Broadcast.

Don’t forget segments with this symbol ( # )  in which I have
a chuck full of on this podcast,  is not from the original 4 day broadcast.

– Movie promo for “The Jerk ” 1979 WBCN Commercial    #
– Duke Of Madness Jerry Goodwin Promo    #
– Dwayne Ingalls Glasscock ( Men , Men )  #
– WBCN Comedy Mr. Rogers Eats Pickles     #
– “Pledging My Time”     by      Bob Dylan        #
– WBCN Comedy - Kangaroo Balls
– Hardy, Carter Allen & Steven Strick on phone.
– “Stay”      by      David Bowie
 –Hardy, Carter Allen & Steven Strick on phone.
– Carter Allen speaking of The Atlanta Rhythm Section / Stevie Nicks
                       controversy “Imaginary Lover”  sped up to the wrong speed.
– WBCN I.D.  What Radio Station Is This    #
– On the air with WBCN’s Tracy Roach
– “Kid “      by     The Pretenders        #
– Matt Siegal & Charles Laquidara speaks about Charles
                      just born child Ari-Jon on Jan 24th 1980.    #
–”Let The Sunshine In “     by       Brian Auger & the Trinity   #
– Eddie Gorodetsky - A Moment Of Silence for Big Al.
– “There’s A Place In The World For A Gambler “    by    Dan Fogelburg
– WBCN Comedy - Falk In Athol, Mass
– WBCN - Springtime In Boston
– “Lonelyhearts”   by  The Atlantics

↑ Grab this Headline Animator

Tags: aaa radio, Bob Dylan, brian auger and the trinity, carter allen, charles laquidara, Classic Rock, dan fogelburg, dwayne ingalls glasscock, eclectic, eddie gorodetshy, free mp3, freeform, hardy, jerry Goodwin, matt seigal, mp3, mr. rogers, music, Rock, RockRoll360, steven strick, Stevie Nicks, the atlanta rhythm section, the atlantics, the pretenders, tracy roach, wbcn, wbcn comendy, WLSO

ROCKOLLECTIONS: AS THE CROW FLIES- SHERYL THAT IS PT.2- AND HAPPY EASTER

We will open up with a Sheryl Crow song that is a little too personal to me, lol!

Then things get ugly after a faux pas by Crow on the Letterman show.

When asked if a song was autobiographical, she replied yes.

That didn’t sit too well with the Tuesday Night Music Club, who felt they had more input than she did.

Related or unrelated, a member committed suicide, and another died with that nutty auto-erotic asphyxiation.

There Goes The Neighborhood.

Despite all the tragedy and misspeaking, Crow won more Grammys- perhaps from Soaking Up The Sun.

Following those, yet another Grammy, but from an album that failed to go Gold.

Having some writer’s block, Crow produced some songs for Stevie Nicks and did a duet with Kid Rock.

Which I will play.

In concluding, and for this Holy Week, I thought it might be fun to play a couple of HUGE hit songs that were about God. But by the composers themselves, the writers of them!

Well there was only time for one of them, but I invite you to give a listen to Eric Bazilian, who is/was a member of the Hooters.

A song that for me, raises valid theological questions and forces you to look inside yourself.

And check out the Beatles references he throws in the song, absent naturally from the hit version- anybody for some “Cranberry Sauce/I buried Paul”?

This is the better of the two I wanted to play, but I’ll get to that other one.

Happy Easter Everyone!

Mike

Subscribe to ROCKOLLECTIONS by Email

Tags: Beatles, Cranberry Sauce, David Letterman, Eric Bazilian, I Buried Paul, Kid Rock, Stevie Nicks, The Hooters, Tuesday Night Music Club