Those are very cool Stu!
For my contribution this week, I'd like to annouce that the BANG MUSIC HOUR is back, and now it's two hours! (And I say F that, and usually go about 2:15 to sometimes even 2:30.. I will not be constrained by time!)
Every wednesday at 7PM on The Baynet Radio
http://radio.thebaynet.com/
Good news, this is a real station that pays it's ASCAP fees, so I'm free to play anything I want. They're also ranked in the top 25 of internet radio stations as far as listeners go, or at least so they say. The parent site does hellacious traffic.
Anyway, it's not going to be stuff you'll typically hear on the radio, and even though I may play a few songs you've heard, my goal is to give you at least 75% of a show that you've either never heard, or haven't heard much of. When I do play a big time artist, I try to play tracks that aren't the radio hits you've heard a zillion times. I've gotten some excellent feedback on the show.
I run the gamut from the 40s on thru the modern era... just good killer tunes of a lot of different genres. In last week's show I did everything from psychedelia to shoegaze to country to rockabilly to garage to surf to blues, and even some Hendrix jazz fusion in there.. For an example of what I'm doing, the playlist for last week's show is
The Forty Fives Super Pill
Daikaiju Son of Daikaju (This tune KICKS!)
Pretenders Tattooed Love Boys
Joan Jett & The BLackhearts Bad Reputation
Placebo The Bitter End
Negatones Flattened By The Sun
Omar and the Howlers She's a Woman
Howlin' Wolf Do the Do
Kenny Wayne Shepard Trouble is
Jimi Hendrix Experience Still Raining, Still Dreaming
Tom Waits Step Right Up
Kirsty Maccoll In These Shoes
Arctic Monkeys Who the **** are the Arctic Monkeys
The Cure Open
Gomez Silhouettes
Stone Roses One Love
Wire Train Chamber of Hellos
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers Too Good To Be True
Lucinda Williams Cant Let Go
The Eliminators Long Live the King
Link Wray Turnpike USA
Surf Riders RumRunner
Slickee Boys When I Go To The Beach
Robert Gordon Flying Saucer Rock and Roll
Reverend Horton Heat I Could Get Used to it
Raybeats Jack the Ripper
Union Street Ace of Spades
Johnny Cash One Piece at a Time
Southern Culture on the Skids Camel Walk
Echo and the Bunnymen Scissors in the Sand
3rd Culture Bird of Prey
U2 Wire
Thin Lizzy Jailbreak
Kings of Leon Molly Chambers
Kinks I Gotta Move
Jonathan Richman & Modern Lovers Roadrunner
I'm still going to search out unsigned bands that are good and play them as well, so if your band wants some play, drop me a line and let me hear it.
I hope y'all listen, and I hope you like it. Bookmark the link!
~Bang