Quotation
du jour ~ Abraham Maslow: A musician must make music, an artist must
paint, a poet must write, if he is to be ultimately at peace with
himself. What one can be, one must be.
I
was listening from Raleigh, North Carolina this morning and noticed a
major change to the way KSHE streams their audio. Listenlive.co is
out and the stream now comes from https://live.kshe95.com/listen/
This is great news – i was fed up with listenlive and it looks like
Hubbard Radio was, too. Apart from the fact that the local ads are no
longer deleted, as i mentioned last week, starting this week the name
of the song that's now playing pops up in the bottom right corner of
the screen. This is especially useful for me if i'm not too sure what
the song is. Hurrah for Hubbard!
This
may be purely coincidental, of course, but i had, for the first time
ever, i think, a 100% uninterrupted stream. Not one single drop-out.
And it was a great show: any program that plays Rory Gallagher is in
my good books, for sure, and there was a lot of music i love. In fact
there was only one song i actively disliked -- well, i hate
Aerosmith, to be honest. (Has anyone seen Jeff Beck's “Live At The
Hollywood Bowl” DVD? In which guest vocalist Steven Tyler makes an
utter arse of himself? It's pretty good apart from that.)
But,
wow, didn't the end of the show sneak up on me: i thought there was a
good hour left to go, but it was over. Until next week.
Rory
Gallagher -- Edged In Blue
Wet
Willie -- Street Corner Serenade
New
Riders Of The Purple Sage -- Panama Red
April
Wine -- Oowatanite
It's
A Beautiful Day -- White Bird
Electric
Light Orchestra -- So Fine
Ray
Gomez -- Make Your Move
The
Grateful Dead -- Sugar Magnolia
Jon
& Vangelis -- The Friends of Mr Cairo
Grinderswitch
-- Kill The Pain
Van
Morrison -- Into The Mystic
Bob
Dylan -- Lay Lady Lay
Yes
-- Going For The One
Gypsy
-- Dead And Gone
Bruce
Springsteen -- Badlands
Jefferson
Airplane -- Volunteers
The
Byrds -- So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star
Michael
Stanley -- In The Heartland
George
Harrison -- Bangla Desh
Foghat
-- Dreamer
Santana
-- Everybody's Everything
Bob
Seger -- Get Out Of Denver
Big
Country -- In A Big Country
Nazareth
-- Holiday
Aerosmith
-- Big Ten Inch Record
Pink
Floyd -- San Tropez
Ian
Hunter -- Cleveland Rocks
Traffic
-- Light Up Or Leave Me Alone
Lake
-- Angel In Disguise
Fleetwood
Mac -- Hypnotized
Little
Feat -- Fat Man In The Bathtub
Heartsfield
-- Racin' The Sun
Blind
Faith -- I Can't Find My Way Home
Todd
Rundgren -- Real Man
Kansas
-- Play The Game Tonight
Montrose
-- Rock The Nation
Elton
John -- Take Me To The Pilot
Trooper
-- Raise A Little Hell
Tucky
Buzzard -- Gold Medallions
.38
Special -- Chain Lightnin'
Eagles
-- Take It Easy
Here's what the staff at
Spriggs Central played this week to scare the mice away:
Peter Hammill – From The
Trees
The Moody Blues – To Our
Children's Children's Children
Terje Rypdal – Q.E.D.
Steve Reich – Different
Trains
Richard Thompson –
Finding Better Words: The Essential Richard Thompson
Joan Osborne – Bring It
On Home
Marillion – Somewhere
Else
Various Artists – Grand
Bal Folk
Jethro Tull – Aqualung
Alanis Morissette –
Jagged Little Pill
Terje Rypdal – After The
Rain*
Colin James – Take It
From The Top: The Best Of Colin James
Robin Trower – B.L.T.
Rocket 88 – Rocket 88
The Monkees – Greatest
Hits
The Tragically Hip – Up
To Here
Jonathan Edwards –
Jonathan Edwards
Jeff Beck – There And
Back
10 c.c. – How Dare You!
Afro Celt Sound System –
Volume 3: Further In Time
Robert Plant – Fate Of
Nations
R.E.M. – Life's Rich
Pageant
Various Artists – A
Tribute To Dan Fogelberg
Dire Straits – Love Over
Gold
Mike Oldfield – The
Millennium Bell
Eliza Carthy – Rice
King Crimson – The Power
To Believe
Caro Emerald – Deleted
Scenes From The Cutting Room Floor
America – History:
America's Greatest Hits
The Men They Couldn't Hang
– Majestic Grill
Dan Fogelberg – Windows
And Walls
Rory Gallagher –
Defender
Seether – Poison The
Parish
Matchbox Twenty – Mad
Season
*This
was an iTunes download. I have the vinyl and it's a wonderful record,
so I went to amazon to see if it was available on CD and, yes, it is,
for around $600, and about $800 on vinyl. I become more and more
convinced that my record and comic book collections will be my
pension plan!
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