Mōrena! Join Joel & Shreya for 2 hours of awesome tunes with a chat with Lucky from beet-wix for their upcoming gig with paradox princess and talmar! Whakarongo mai!
Mōrena! Just Joel this morning with 3 hours sleep following the 95bFM Christmas Party! Tune in to hear them struggle through 2 hours of radio! Whakarongo mai!
Deputy Paul in the saddle making the wise decision not to have slide guitar in every song. Son Volt, Sarah Shook and The Disarmers, Eilen Jewel, down into the Blues Hole with Heart Attack Alley, Johnny Shines, Junior Wells and John Lee Hooker. Townes, Los Lobos, Magic Factory, going off the rails with The Georgia Satellites and getting dark with Doc Feldman and The LD50, Anna Tivel & Jeffrey Martin. And plenty more.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: We made it to July in this strange year, and what a beautiful morning it is; Rob joins us with some interesting findings about Stonehenge, and a poem; Tim talks local and international media news; and Amelia talks about words that originated from Hindu and Urdu. Happy July!
I tēnei ata kei te Hōtaka Parakuihi: Political commentator David Slack is on the line talking with Rachel about the Canal Road trees, police photographing innocent rangatahi, and the calls for the decriminalisation of cannabis; the studio is graced by the presence of Saraid de Silva and Julie Zhu to speak about the second season of their podcast, Conversations With My Immigrant Parents;Troy is back with some fresh records on From the Crate, and Sarah tells us all about what's good in the new 95bFM playlist on Praise of Songs. Whakarongo mai!
This was fun. The great cliches of rural american music: factory closures, no good cheatin', "i done a crime and will be hanged", "troubles I got - you have no idea mate", "this town is fucked, i'm leaving" and the classic "all my problems are solved by drinking to excess". As well as few songs about significant weather events and a couple of warnings that war is bad and love is a bit tricky.
Epic CSNY version of Southern Man from the awesome live album 4 Way Street to start the show off and then a musical stumble through Son Volt, Holly Williams,newly discovered Zoe Wilcox, some Johnny Cash spoken word and a nice latin vibe through Joe Strummer and The Mescaleros and Calexico. The badly spelled, found in a bargain bin with a truck on the cover Defibulators turn out all right. Reb Fountain, Kendal Elise bring us Brighton and Papukura respectively, The Eastern unleash the rugby league club and the show finishes with a brand new song from Dirtwire.
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