The Weekly Indoor Gig Gudie For January 12th to 18th

Monday

THE FRAY - Jimmy Kimmle Live - ABC

Tuesday

JOHN LEGEND - The Tonight show with Jay Leno - NBC
PATTY LOVELESS - Late Night with Conan O'Brian - NBC
THE SUBMARINES - The Late, Late Show with Carig Ferguson - CBS

Thursday

MUTE MATH - The Tonight show with Jay Leno - NBC
CROOKED X - Jimmy Kimmle Live - ABC
GLASVEGAS - The Late, Late Show with Carig Ferguson - CBS

Friday

BAND FROM TV - The Tonight show with Jay Leno - NBC
AIRBORNE TOXIC EVENT - Late Night with David Letterman - CBS
3 OH! 3 - Last Call with CArson Daly - NBC

Saturday

FLEET FOXES - SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE - NBC

On-line

BBC Radio
www.bbc.co.uk/radio

Radio 1

Steve Lamacq's In New Music We Trust
Monday From 4 PM EST

Huw Stephens In New Music We Trust
The Best of BBC Introducing [Best New UK Bands}
Wednesday 4 PM EST

This Week - Speech DeBelle, Derek Meins and Milk Kan in session

Zane Lowe
Weekday From 2 to 4 PM EST

Week ONe of the Zame Lowe TakeOver

Monday - The Prodigy
Tuesday - Friendly Fires
Wednesday - Damon Albarn
Thursday - Biffy Clyro

BBC Introducing in the Nations
Wednesday 7 to 9 PM EST

UK - Speech DeBelle, Derek Meins and Milk Kan in session
Scotland - Plaaydoh and Joe Acheson Quartet in session
Wales - Binary Kids in session

Radio 2

Documentaries

Hitsville USA
Mondays 6:30

As part of Radio 2's Motown Season, Pete Mitchell unearths rare treasures, re-examines old truths and hears about every side of the Motown label, from the likes of Smokey Robinson, Mary Wilson and Brian Holland.

Part 2: Just My Imagination - The Sound and The Songs

Prolific writers Brian Holland and Eddie Holland talk us through how to write a song for Hitsville.

We hear the early versions of the songs, the B-sides and reversions, and learn how they were made into chart-topping polished products.

Stubborn Kind of Fella: Remembering Marvin Gaye

Tuesdays - 11:30

On 1st April 2009, it will be 25 years since soul legend Marvin Gaye was shot dead by his father. This is another chance to hear Smokey Robinson paying tribute to his life and music; and re-examines his legacy as one of the most influential soul singers of the 20th Century

The Sound of America: A Global Inspiration

Saturday - 2 PM

Pete Mitchell looks at the far-reaching influence the Motown sound has had on artists and musicians around the world. Since its inception in 1959 the sound of young America has inspired many artists making music to this day - in some cases it has completely changed their lives.

Mitchell gathers together an eclectic mix of musicians to talk about the label. He talks to one of the world's greatest living contemporary jazz artists, Diane Reeves, who herself was born in the motorcity; rock legend Lenny Kravitz about how his life changed when he heard the Jackson Five for the first time; singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow who cut her teeth playing in a Motown covers band; punk queen Siouxsie Sioux, who was inspired by the music of Stevie Wonder; poet Billy Bragg on how his first political stirrings were brought on by Motown; American electro synth outfit Sparks on the string of brilliant Motown 45’s; and Paul Weller on how his Motown obsession still features in his music to this day.

There are also Motown musings from Incognito, Eddy Grant, Martin Fry of ABC, Alexander O’Neal, Nile Rodgers and Suggs.

Motorcity Blues

On Air Right Now

Against a backdrop of racism, segregation, poverty, inadequate housing, the civil rights movement, and the worst riot in American history, the Motor City would emerge as the world’s number one automobile manufacturer and the world’s greatest exporter of soul music.

The promise of assembly-line jobs in the auto plants lured many southerners to Michigan, and the prospect of a new life in a new town was irresistible too many. The city would become a vibrant and intense melting pot. The heart of the African American community was centered around an area known locally as Black Bottom, located on the Near East Side. It was here that the early music scene of Detroit began.

Pete Mitchell travels to Detroit to track down the many artists left behind when the Motown label left the city in 1972. At the HQ of ‘Hitsville USA’, Smokey Robinson explains how the Motown magic was created. Plus, Pete visits the homes of the some of the people who contributed to the phenomenal success of the greatest black music record label of all time, including Mary Wilson of the Supremes, Otis Williams of the Temptations, Duke Fakir of the Four Tops, Kim Weston, Dennis Coffey and Uriel Jones of the Funk Brothers, the Marvelettes, the Contours and the Velvellettes.

These programmes were made with the help of Billy Wilson of the Motown Alumni Association.

Radcliffe and Maconie
Monday and Tuesday - 3 to 5 PM EDT

Monday - Tune in for a special Morrissey announcement!
Tuesday - Starsailor

BBC 6 Music

6Music Plays It Again
Monday-Thursday 4:30 PM EST

This Week - Holloway Dreams - The Joe Meek Story.

In a series first broadcast on Radio 2 in 2007, Tom Robinson tells the story of the extraordinary British record producer Joe Meek, who recorded many classic hits (including Telstar by the Tornadoes) at his home in North London before meeting with a tragic end.

6Music Plays It Again Overnight
Every Night at 10 PM EDT

This Week: The Rolling Stones Story

A chance to hear a 1973 profile of the band by their friend and mentor Alexis Korner.

Monday - Part 2 sees Andrew Oldham taking the managerial reins and Mick Jagger and Keith Richards writing their first songs together.
Tuesday - Part 3 - The Stones tour the US and start to acquire their rock and roll reputations.
Wednesday - Part 4. Mick Jagger talks about his treatment during the drugs episode.
Thursday - The Rolling Stones Story. Part 5 looks at the circumstances surrounding Brian Jones leaving the Stones and his death which followed shortly after.
Friday - In the final part of the series, Alexis Korner brings the story up to 1973.
Beging January 16th - The Record Producers.

Live at 4(AM UK)
Every Night at 11 PM EDT

Concerts

Monday - The Kills - Somerset House 2005
Tuesday - Deep Purple - Paris Theatre 1972
Wednesday - The Verve - Reading Festvial 1997
Thursday - Danny Champion Of The World - Summer Sundae 2008
Friday - Rory Gallagher - Middlesex Polytechnic 1978

Sessions

Monday
Do Make Say Think - 04/10/2000
Kitchen Of Distinction - 23/08/1992

Tuesday
People Under The Stairs - 18/05/2000
Godfathers - 14/07/1988

Wednesday
John Fahey - 22/05/1969
The Rosie Taylor Project - 06/04/2007

Thursday
It's Immaterial - 11/11/1981
Bert Jansch - 08/07/1993

Friday
Big Flame - 17/11/1985
Se Rogie - 17/03/1988

Online Right Now

January 10th - Bloc Party - The Fez Club, Reading 2005
January 11th - Dogs Die In Hot Cars - Summer Sundae 2004

Sessions

January 10th
The Wave Pictures - 13/12/2007
400 Blows - 08/02/1984

January 11th
Pooh Sticks - 19/10/1991
The Mighty Lemon Drops - 03/01/1988

Nemone
Weekend From 8-11 AM EDT

Thursday - Director Gabriele Muccino
Friday - Jan Kristin schaal

Marc Riley
Weekday from 2-4 PM EDT

Monday - Micahua and the Shapes
Tuesday - Swanton Bombs and Mr Americana Cowboy Rob Hughes
Wednesday - Goldheart Assembly
Thursday - mystery live act

KCRW Morning Becomes Eclectic with Jason Bentley
Live Set beging at 2:15 PM EST

Monday - IDA MARIA
Friday - GLASVEGAS

KEXP.org
all live set are in PST, Three Hours behind EST

Thursday

Longwave 11:00am

Saturday

Dept. of Energy 9:30pm

WOXY.com Live Lounge

Friday - Peasant 3:00pm

Xpn.org

World Café
WeekDay From 2 to 4 PM EDT

Monday - Joan Baez
Tuesday - Jolie Holland
Wednesday - The Heavy
Thursday - Colin Meloy
Friday - Jenny Lewis