Radio Show 101 Thursday March 5, 2015 9-11PM Eastern US Time WBKM.ORG
Words by Tim Lewis.
I just got back from my local music radio show on internet only Wbkm Dot Org. Jason Cooley stopped in to play a few songs live and I played some very new music.
Song before: Out Of The Blue – David Gilmour
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From our small city to the great big world, these are the Sounds Of Burlington. I had a great time seeing Vedora last Saturday at Radio Bean then had a great time seeing Phil Yates at the same place the next night. Phil has a new album coming out soon, No Need To Beg, and he kindly sent me the whole new album. He played a great version of this song solo and I love the full band version. This is Little French Earthquakes by Phil Yates on WBKM, and this is Burlington’s Kind Of Music.
1.) Little French Earthquakes – Phil Yates & The Affiliates 2.) 40 Days – Better Things 3.) Papertrain – David L. Jarvis 4.) Rock And Roll Is My Weapon – Ninja Custodian
Last week was my 100th show and I missed some classics. Hopefully playing these three is a step towards completing that. OK, let’s play the last song on Many Things & Many Scenes.
5.) Many A Girl (reprise) – Joe Adler 6.) The Whole – Milton Busker 7.) Running Away From Home – The Snaz
I’ve heard of the Snaz but just recently got the album. It’s quite good. They are one of the bands representing Vermont at South By Southwest this year. Great new song from Milton. One of the area’s great performers is leaving for L.A. We wish you luck!
8.) The Night – Gregory Douglas 9.) Grass Is Always Greener – Phil Yates and the Affiliates 10.) What’s In California? – Joshua Glass Music
Great song from Josh! That’s another song from Phil’s upcoming album. Nice song from Gregory. OK I’ve got Jason Cooley in the studio to play acoustic guitar and sing a few songs (we chat a little).
11.) My Bitter End Blue Button) – Jason Cooley 12.) How It Goes (Blue Button) – Jason Cooley 13.) MSP2 ROUGH FRANCIS) – Jason Cooley
Thanks Jason!!!!!!! OK, let’s head south a little to talk about the marvel that is the clay soil in Addison County. It can be heavy when wet and rock solid when dry, yet still, somehow things will grow in it.
14.) Addison County Clay – Dirtminers 15.) Beach Song – Mr. Ray Fork 16.) AV6 – Bad Smell 17.) My Atom Girl – Raph Worrick and the Dirtminers
That set goes out to Raph who has been playing music in Vermont for a long time, has gone to an international school in Pakistan (hence the last song of the set), has played in a couple of projects with Jane Boxall Percussion, is a fireman, is one of Phil’s Affiliates, and is an all around great guy. Thanks for doing what you do! OK, let’s play one more.
18.) Death Of A Barn Cat – Dirtminers 19.) Black Cat – Black Rabbit 20.) Cats Were Born – And The Kids
That is such a tremendous version of that song from their new album Turn To Each Other. Great song from Rabbit. This next band will return to Burlington, or Winooski rather, when they play The Monkey House in April. I’m quite excited.
21.) Above My Ground – Landlady 22.) Above The Frequency – Invisible Homes 23.) Burn Burn Burn – Phil Yates and the Affiliates
Phil played a great version of that on Sunday. He, the Affiliates and Invisible Homes will play Nectar’s on Tuesday and I’m quite psyched! OK, let’s take a quick swing around New England.
24.) Seen Man – Endless Jags 25.) Lean In – When Particles Collide 26.) Uh Oh – Slowdim
I love that song from Slowdim. I’ve never seen them and would love it if someone brought them to town. Great song form Particles who travel quite a lot. I think Jags are playing Waking Windows this year. They, or some version of them, usually do. I want to congratulate Rebekah Whitehurst and Steve Tremblay on the birth of their daughter.
27.) Mine All Mine – Cave Bees promo from Ted Pappadopoulos and the New Siberians 28.) Seeds And Stems – The New Siberians 29.) Something I Drew – farm 30.) Gone With Eraser – Lendway
Beautiful song from a band who’s trademark is beautiful songs. Love the Farm song. Can’t wait for the new Siberians album. I hope you enjoyed checking out the music of our town. Let’s do it again next week, shall we?
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Song after: Credo (live) – Fish
This post was originally published by Tim Lewis at his personal blog, https://timstriangletribune.wordpress.com.