Our weekly two hour show on SIRIUS/XMU , channel 35, can be heard twice every Friday — Noon EST with an encore broadcast at Midnight EST. Note: the first hour of […]
Month: September 2012
Melody’s Echo Chamber :: S/T
The fundamental texture of Melody Prochet’s voice rings clean and delicate–an anti-diva, expressive in her elegant range and unwavering accuracy. The echo applied to her voice is pillowy, a cumulus […]
Canailles :: Bien-être
Montreal’s Canailles first got together in the summer of 2010, working out traditional québécois and Cajun songs among the green shadows of Parc LaFontaine. Two years later, they’re one of the […]
Margo Guryan :: The AD Interview
Inspired to pursue pop music after discovering the Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds, Margo Guryan , a schooled jazz pianist, crafted brilliant pop gems that were recorded by artists ranging from Mama Cass, […]
Aquarium Drunkard: Sidecar (Transmission 2)
VU meter at peak LED. Twenty-seven minute ghost transmission scanning the midnight radio — on your dial residing somewhere between here and the astral plane. Direct download, below. Last week’s […]
Paul Westerberg :: My Road Now
Putting Paul Westerberg behind a piano is often a recipe for some of his most moving work – and he’s deft at mixing humor with his pathos. Early in his career – […]
Avec pas d’casque :: Astronomie
If your French is better than mine, you might understand the words that Stéphane Lafleur is singing. But il ne faut pas que vous parler français to understand what’s going […]
Rockin’ Horse :: Yes It Is (1970)
The two core members of Rockin’ Horse, Jimmy Campbell and Billy Kinsley, are masters of English beat music. Students of American R&B, The Everly Brothers, and the Shirelles, the pair […]
Neil Young & Crazy Horse :: Fukuoka, Japan – March 8, 1976
“I’d like to do this song for Rodan the Flying Monster,” announces Neil Young towards the end of the opening acoustic set on this excellent audience tape. The song that […]
Nina Simone :: Revolution (Harlem Cultural Festival, 1969)
“I thought it was interesting that Nina Simone did a sort of answer to “Revolution”. That was very good — it was sort of like “Revolution,” but not quite. That […]
Ray Stinnett :: A Fire Somewhere
“Wooly Bully” this is not. Following his departure from Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs, Ray Stinnett took off for the Haight in 1967. Shacking up at the Morning Star […]
SIRIUS/XMU :: Aquarium Drunkard Show (Noon EST, Channel 35)
Our weekly two hour show on SIRIUS/XMU , channel 35, can be heard twice every Friday — Noon EST with an encore broadcast at Midnight EST. Matt Sullivan from Light In The Attic Records is my […]
Jamaica To Toronto :: Soul Funk & Reggae 1967-1974
As we inch closer to Light in the Attic Record’s 10 year anniversary showcase, featuring Rodriguez and Shin Joong Hyun later this month in L.A., it’s worth noting that the label’s last decade […]
Loving On The Flip Side :: Sweet Funk And Beat-Heavy Ballads
There’s a type of tunnel vision that goes along with being a collector. Regardless of what his or her particular obsession might be, any collector will hone in on a […]
Aquarium Drunkard: Sidecar (Transmissions) – Transmission / 1
Eleven track polyglot bouillabaisse of sound spanning 3 continents, 2 decades, and a dozen time zones. Sidecar – First transmission. Direct download, below — subscribe to future transmissions via iTunes, HERE. Sidecar: Transmission / 1 […]