Patti Abbott: Nightly Music and What Makes for Happiness
Brian Arnold: Shirley Ellis: "You Better Be Good, World"; Kenny & Dolly: A Christmas Remembrance; Al Alberts Showcase: "Christmas Special 1979"; John Denver & the Muppets: A Christmas Together
The !!! Beat (1966): Barbara Lynn et al.
Recorded February 16,1966
1. Intro by Hoss Allen, including The Beat Theme
2. Barbara Lynn - What'd I Say
3. The Kelly Brothers - I'm Falling In Love Again
4. Little Gary Ferguson - I Got You
5. Gatemouth Brown - When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again
6. Barbara Lynn - You'll Lose A Good Thing
7. The Kelly Brothers - I'd Rather Have You
8. Mighty Joe Young - Tell Me Why You Want To Hurt Me So
9. Gatemouth Brown - Fiddle Instrumental #4
10. The Kelly Brothers - Amen
Jayme Lynn Blaschke: Friday Night Videos
Paul D. Brazill: A Song for Saturday
Jim Cameron: Nina Simone: "Trouble in Mind"
Kasey Chambers Band: "Rattlin' Bones"
Sean Coleman: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: She's the One; Bread
Bill Crider: Song of the Day; Mitch Margo (of the Tokens)
The Next Edition Quartet: Bill Crider, Ed Looby, Gary Logsdon and Richard Wolfe: "The Lion Sleeps Tonight"
Jeff Gemmill: Top 5s; Neil Young and Crazy Horse: Broken Arrow; most popular posts of 2017; Albums of the Year, 2017; Runners-Up, 2017; Concerts of the Year, 2017
Jerry House: The World Folk Music Association and their concerts; Hymn Time; Music from the Past; Bill Crider's band the Fabulous G-Strings
Jackie Kashian: Paul Sabourin on outsider music
Jim Kweskin Jug Band: "Hannah"
Kweskin Band featuring Maria Muldaur: "Ain't Gonna Marry"
Kate Laity: Song for a Saturday
B. V. Lawson: Rising star Thom Southerland is directing a new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Tony and Olivier-Award nominated musical, The Woman in White for a 12-week season at the UK's Charing Cross Theatre. The tale of love, betrayal and greed, adapted from Wilkie Collins’ haunting Victorian thriller, sees Walter Hartright’s life changed forever after a chance encounter with a mysterious woman, dressed in white, desperate to reveal her chilling secret. The production will run through February 10, 2018.
Evan Lewis: The Bonanza Cast: Christmas on the Ponderosa; Michael Landon: "Linda is Lonesome" and other singles; the Five Worst Xmas songs?
Maltin on Movies: Mark Mothersbaugh
Barry Malzberg: NBC Orchestra conducted by Arturo Toscanini, Robert Shaw Chorale, Herva Nelli, Robert Tucker: Aida; 26 March 1949 broadcast
Clean, propulsive, fierce, an absolute revelation and the old man's modesty, deference, utter relinquishment of vanity in the curtain calls shows us something that has gone out of the world. That might have never been in the world (but we used to lie that it was). Give it the two hours and thirty-one minutes. Worth it. The Triumphal March and all preceding are at that level where you just drop the knitting and everything else.
Marc Maron: Bernie Maupin & Kasper Collin; Jimmie Vaughn; "Little" Steven Van Zandt; Loudon Wainwright III
Todd Mason: Elegies and Lamentations
Becky O'Brien: Jim Nabors
Andrew Orley: Nobody's Listening
Lawrence Person: Shoegazer Sunday
Charlie Ricci: D. B. Reilly: Live from Long Island City; Robbie Robertson's "Christmas Must Be Tonight" (as recorded by The Band, by Robertson and by Hall & Oates); The Red Button: She's About to Cross My Mind; Roseanne Cash, et al.: Holidays Rule, Vol. 2
Keely Smith and Her Orchestra: "How High the Moon"
Ella Fitzgerald and Band: "How High the Moon"
W. Royal Stokes: The Best and Notable Jazz Releases of 2017
Joe Weinmunson: Best Music of 2017 on YouTube
A. J. Wright: Jackie Green and the Five Spirits of Rhythm (among other recordings of): "Alabamy Bound"; Wilhelm Iucho: "Alabama Waltz" (1835)
David Amram Band: Waltz from "After the Fall"
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