Patti Abbott: Tuesday Night Music; Saturday Night Music; Theme Music
Brian Arnold: The Coasters
Jayme Lynn Blaschke: Friday Night Videos
Jim C.: Herbie Mann and Rufus Harley: The Wailing Dervishes
Sean Coleman: The Who Sell Out
Bill Crider: Forgotten Music; Song of the Day
Elizabeth Foxwell: Lalo Schifrin; Maurice Jarre
Woody's Children 45th Anniversary Concert: the full audio recording of the radio series special, which will have a shorter-form PBS pledge special seen nationally beginning in August:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhZTzpmZ3YjSqn8YXmLZra7YYWHXlJtSxVc7osv2a3CYYVKyOz2VaGAmq4L7nnWY5FMI1XVsjgytMu3b7lDmJd7mouHoRUbkuWs7gjtkn2E8mzfef4aOWpdLaHjt6YhQ9oquwCqvpi8Cb4y/s1600/45+Woody's+Children.jpg)
Pictured (L to R): Holly Near, Nora Guthrie, Christine Lavin, Noel Paul Stookey, host Bob Sherman, David Amram, Tom Paxton, Tom Chapin, Sandy O and Pat Humphries of emma's revolution.
Jeff Gemmill: Diane Birch: Bible Belt
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiqWLh1YS5onaAvWMFKuRUTWu19DKcsZfUvdHoIL8nPmE-6X0FYtvnvwjEJKGMV6y0InTuzYubbB4-T7Q9YdtL9WM3QnPhpRUTwvflnM48LpttYZoK_4jPNtScbHjnrYVfwpeDcjFmpqz2T/s1600/Zombies-This-Old-Heart-Of-Mine-Zombies-The-Look-Of-Love-Zombies-Just-A-Little-Bit-Zombies-Loving-You-Is-Sweeter-Than-Ever.jpg)
Randy Johnson: Soil; Steel Panther; Little Caesar
George Kelley: Roy Orbison: Mystery Girl
Kate Laity: The Tonebanks; The Autumn Stones
Evan Lewis: The Outsiderz
Todd Mason: Memorial Day; music from my Mother; more Third Stream Music
Lawrence Person: Shoegazer Sunday
Charlie Ricci: The Dynamics: First Landing: Ben Vaughn: The Desert Trailer Sessions; Arthur Alexander: Lonely Just Like Me: The Final Chapter
Jeff Segal/Vivienne Chow: Maggie Cheung
The Byrds: Under Review (part 5, and a link to all that's online)--a nice actually live vocals clip of "I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better"...followed by the whole Hullabaloo performance, below:
Diane Birch: "Fools"
Tune detective time:
Herb Jeffries with the Ellington Orchestra: "Flamingo" (1940)
Anita O'Day with the Krupa Orchestra: "Skylark" (1941)
2 comments:
I saw Diane Birch live at the WXPN festival a few years ago and I loved her so much that I purchased Bible Belt on the spot. The CD is just as good. I haven't heard her 2nd CD yet but I'm looking forward to it.
She's new to me, but she does seem a total and adept musician.
Post a Comment