This is my last solo Groovesday for a while. We keep it all over the place just trying to push every button I can before I step out that door down that old dusty. The AC is broken in the station so this is literally the sweatiest show I’ve ever done as well – wonder if that comes through to yall?
Gets rolling on the jungle tip then cruises into familiar four to floor and finally all-bets-off territory. Even hit that requested Euro flavor.
This weeks show includes hits from, but not limited to:
Adnan Marquez-Borbon
Sun Ra
Dawn Penn / Bounty Hunter
Sak Noel
Caustic Window
etc, etc…
Show this morning includes poetry mixed with snooze button sounds, some more live (even requested) performance, and some fairly epic, long-playing tracks.
This is the last Morning Groove I will do at the KEOS Bell Studios. Its been a blast bringing yall the jams so early in the morning. Really what I consider church, and the best way to start a weekend I could ever think of – get up before everybody else and start getting those fingers dirty spinning wax.
Had some nice company for much of the show and so all props to Greg and Chuck. Chuck especially as he sort of took on the roll of resident kolache technician.
So much thanks to Jason for making the trip so regularly and sharing his incredible taste in choice vinyl with the Brazos Valley.
Much love to Branton and all the folk at the Aggieland Humane Society for everything they do, and their devotion to getting the word out about their organisation and what they do to help.
Props to everyone who listened regularly, sporadically, or caught the archives later on.
So so so much love to those who called in just to say what up and/or make a request.
Sincerely, thank yall for listening.
This weeks show includes hits from, but not limited to:
Boards of Canada
Here We Go Magic
Joy Division
Getz / Gilberto
Serge Gainsbourg
etc, etc…
You could consider this kind of a ‘best of’ kkic show, as I’m not sure when I’ll do another one.
Lots of good requests, tons of love, a live rendition of Townes, and a solemn prayer for those on the road.
Thank yall for listening.
This weeks show includes hits from, but not limited to:
Patsy Montana
Mel Tillis
Ray Chaney
Chet Atkins
Charlie Rich
etc, etc…
Solid show today as I wrap up my tenure at the Bell Studios. Some of everything can be found here, from straight, sad, country jams, to disco mixing, and even a little live in-studio session that apparently people really enjoyed.
Thank yall for listening.
This weeks show includes hits from, but not limited to:
Stevie Wonder
Lalo Schifrin
Father John Misty (doing Leonard Cohen)
They Might Be Giants
Daft Punk
etc, etc…
For this very special edition of Groovesday / Groovesday presents, we take you on a trip to Paris and around the world, visiting the many sides of Daft Punk, etc. The new album dropped today, so what better timing to focus the lens on some artists who have had such a huge impact on our lives. I think I speak for Dag-Nab-It as well when I say, Homework was what made me fall in love with house music.
This weeks show includes hits from, but not limited to:
Daft Punk
Thomas Bangalter
Together
LCD Soundsystem
Busta Rhymes
etc, etc…
Another mildly mellow show, even though we do manage to drop in some newish Wayne Hancock that keeps us going with a bit of diesel in our veins. Also more vocal stuff, even if we do start out instrumentally sedated. I hope yall realise how this is my church.
Oh yea and bust out those samplers on the Mel Tillis track.
This weeks show includes hits from, but not limited to:
Chris Catalena
Tom T. Hall
ZZ Top
Les Paul and Mary Ford
The Smiths
etc, etc…
So yea, I’m back. I been away a bit because I have been training a new volunteer, so I’ve been at the show, just letting her run things. She did great so I’m back at it.
This was a very fun show covering a wide range as I try to do. Oh and I totally get hoaxed into playing the wrong Daft Punk – but still a good track.
Ps. I’m trying a new processing and delivery system – let me know if anything sounds amiss. Thanks yall, glad to be back.
This weeks show includes hits from, but not limited to:
Herbie Mann
Chris Catalena
Small World
Woody Guthrie
Flaco Jimenez
etc, etc…
I sort of step back for this show and let our newest member, Jenn, take the controls as she gets into the operating of the studio. So I’m picking the tunes but she’s mastering the controls here. She is still with us and running a great show with ProgTom on Wednesday nights.
This weeks show includes hits from, but not limited to:
Barry White
Marilyn Manson
Zoe Muth
George Abdo
Le Knight Club
etc, etc…
Last pledge drive show for a while, and so I stick to keeping it themed. The theme today is Zoe Muth’s recent trip to the Bell Studios in Bryan, TX. Zoe is from Ballard, WA, and someone who I first came across while I was living up there in Anacortes. Karl Blau and I were to play the Tractor Tavern in Ballard, and Zoe was playing a couple days after us. I looked her up to see what we were getting in to, and really was smitten with her work. Since being at KEOS I’ve played her pretty often on my morning show, and was really happy to see that she was coming to do an in-studio performance last Saturday. I stuck around after my country show and ran the board for them. You can hear the entirety of their excellent set peppered throughout today’s show.
This weeks show includes hits from, but not limited to:
The Black
Zoe Muth and the Lost High Rollers
Group X
Ethan Master of the Hawaiian Ukulele
Blaze Foley
etc, etc…
This is one Dag-Nab-It proposed a long time ago, and we finally got around to doing properly.
The music in this show all comes from soundtracks, scores, that type of stuff. We hit a lot of wax but also dive a bit into some newer stuff maybe only available on CD.
Also includes a full set tribute to Giorgio Moroder.
Thanks to those who donated during this show.
This weeks show includes hits from, but not limited to:
Strauss
Harold Faltermeyer
Ennio Morricone
Giorgio Moroder
Trent Reznor
etc, etc…
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