Deputy Paul in as cover and going nuts for Emily Fairlight, giving prominence to her quite lovely album 'Mother of Gloom', dropping her tracks in an around the likes of Julia Jacklin, Lucinda Williams, Linda Rondstat and Calexico. Chucking in a bit of Warren Zevon, Tim Barry, and the Neil Young song Jubt from the Swap meet hates the most.
Tonight every song is person's name. Kinda fun. So you've got Jolene and Misty & Jimmy, Billy Austin, Big Chief Hightower, Doctor Brown Rosie Mae, Sara & Rocky Racoon in the mix, by the likes of The Little Willies, The Eastern, James McMurtry, Lightning Hopkins, The Stray Cats, Some Dark Holler, Fleetwood Mac, 6 Day Bender, Neil Young, Greg Brown, Magic Factory, The Beatles and more.
Received a few new records in the mail so dropping a couple of those before swerving off into other musical climes.
New DVD reviewer Keria is in reviewing My Neighbour Totoro (the 35th anniversary edition), and again Kris is left bereft of a saucy segment...but it's still good times
It all comes down to this. Or does it? Another Tuesday night flies by in familiar style, with dr.Snikkers delivering a range of killer tunes, designed to bring people together and steer our culture forward in a positive and productive manner.
~ universal harmony ~
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Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mikey's got a flat tyre, and arrives all in good time; Dr. Kirsten Zemke joins Tess and Mike talking Afrofuturism and Aliens; bFM's News and Editorial Director, Lillian Hanly talks what you can do in today's day of mourning; and Johanna's got a new gig coming up, HeadSand. Arohanui.
A fun show with the theme 'Geographical features'. Lots of roads, a ton of rivers, a mountain or two, some moons, valleys and a even chemical plant. A real mixed bag featuring Reb Fountain, Marty Robbins, Dolly Parton, Sarah Shook and The Disarmers, Robert Earl Keen, Robert Ellis, The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Little Feat and that awesome pairing of Delaney Davidson and Barry Saunders.
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