Saturday, January 31, 2009

BREAKING GIG NEWS

BLOWOUT LINE-UP RELEASED

It Is Last day in January, and the line up for the 12th Annuaul Metro Times Hamtramck Blowout Have Been Released today on the Metro Times web site at http://www.metrotimes.com/
After months of asking for bands for this year blowout and a long seletion prosecce the blow out line up was released after a lot of internet posting on there band my space and a posting last week on the
Eat This City Blog

First let you in on the details

The Blowout will happend from March 4th to March the 7th with the blow out per- party happening at the Majestic Theatre Center on March 4th with music at the stick and the Big Theatre[Majestic Theatre] there will be a DJ at the garden bowl but unlike last year there will be no Stage inside the Garden bowl lanes itself

and then from the 5th to the 7th, it will be all shift back to it long time home in Hamtramck where it will be held in 13 venues around hamtown, that down for 17 venues from last year blowout

They will take place aging at these location:

ATLAS BAR, BAKER'S STREETCAR Bar, THE BELMONT, JEAN'S Bar, KELLY'S BAR, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS[Both the big room and the Lounges], 3141(Formaly LOCKER ROOM), The NEW DODGE Lounge, PAINTED LADY Lounge, PAYCHECK'S Bar, SMALL'S and WHISKEY IN THE JAR

New to the blowout This Year is

Trowbridge House of Coffee
10241 Joseph Campau

There is five lees venues not doing the blowout this year
and thouse places are:

CAPO,CHILL & MINGLE,MOTOR CITY SPORTS BAR[remember they got kick out after two nights],P.L.A.V. POST 10 and SHENANIGAN'S

this year blowout is almost all rock there is no country music show case this year[sorry fans for Local 4 Ancore and Contry music singer Devin Silcan] and no R and B, Jazz, Blues or Rap Showcase in this year blow out

Now The set time are not set yet but here what we know
who playing with the Full line up below.

First the Blow out preparty at the Majestic Theatre Center and and the band playing the Magic Stck are The Octopus, Child Bite, Electric Fire Babies and headling the night at the stick will be Silverghost.

Wield over the Majestic Theatre the bands playing that night are Outrageous Cherry, The Wrong Numbers, Gepetto Files, Fluent and headling the night over there are hardcore punk legdon The Meatmen

and after that the action move over to Hamtramck on tuesday night with the headliners are

Cetan Clawson (Atlas), Beard of Bees (Baker's), Timmy's Organism (Belmont), The Interrupted Lovers (Jean's), The Dial Tones (Kelly's), The Silent Years (KofC Hall), Zoos of Berlin (KofC Lounge), Divine Comedians (ex dollfaces) (3141(Locker Room)), Love Meets Lust (New Dodge), The Pizazz (Painted Lady), The Decks (Paycheckï's), Mick Bassett & the Marthas (Small's), Sex Ghost! (Trowbridge House of Coffee), Slow Giant (Whiskey in the Jar)

Headline on Friday Night are:

Great Lakes Myth Society (Atlas), Universal Temple of Divine Power (Baker's), Circus Boy (Belmont), Bill Bondsmen (Jean's), The Hadituptoheres (Kelly's),The Dirtbombs (KofC Hall), City Center (Fred Thomas of SLGTM) (KofC Lounge), 3141(Locker Room), Jason Croff Family Band (3141(Locker Room)), Broadzilla (New Dodge), Volebeats (Painted Lady), Dutch Pink (Paycheck's), The Grande Nationals (Small's), Blackreign and Ohkang (Trowbridge House of Coffee), Il Segreto String Quartet (Whiskey in the Jar)

And Healining the last day of the Blowout will be these bands

Scotch Bonnet (Atlas), The Swamp Sisters (Baker's), Friendly Foes (Belmont), Satori Circus (Jean's), Los Viking Del Muerto (Kelly's), The Detroit Cobras (KofC Hall), Carjack. (KofC Lounge), The Mourning Voices (3141(Locker Room)), City Chicken Orchestra (New Dodge), Druid Perfume (Painted Lady), Pinkeye w. John Sinclair (Paycheck's), Bluesong (Small's), 60 Second Crush (Trowbridge House of Coffee), Jo Serrapere & Willie Dunns (Whiskey in the Jar)

You can get ticket to the blowout at the Metroitems Miain Office at 733 St. Antoine in Downtown Detroit or you can get ticket online at
http://www.ticketweb.com/ and for of you outside the metro Detroit Area who what to see the blowout there is a speical hotle package at the Holiday Inn Express in Downtown Detroit for info on that and other just go to the metrotimes Web Site at http://www.metrotimes.com/blowout

And unlike Last year Where i did not do the blowout because of that messy problme with my PC, yes i am doing the blow - big time.

if you whan to do a facebook interview just drop me a line at
Culturecitynewstips@yahoo.com and put on the subject line Countdown to the Blowout

The Full Line up below and remember
the Set time are TBA

BLOWOUT PRE-PARTY (March 4th)

Garden Bowl

DJ services from Mustache in Your Face

Magic Stick

1.Silverghost (headline)
2.The Octopus
3.Child Bite
4.Electric Fire Babies

Majestic Theatre

1.The Meatmen (headline)
2.Outrageous Cherry
3.The Wrong Numbers
4.Gepetto Files
5.Fluent

THURSDAY BLOWOUT (March 5th)

Atlas

1.Cetan Clawson (headline)
2.The Dead Letters
3.Sh! the Octopus
4.Bill Grogan's Goat

Baker's

1.Beard of Bees (headline)
2.Gardens
3.Much Too Much
4.Philo-San

Belmont

1.Timmy's Organism (headline)
2.The Rue Moor Counts

Jean's

1.The Interrupted Lovers (headline)
2.Trick 9
3.The Codgers
4.The Straightbacks

Kelly's
1.The Dial Tones (headline)
2.Flatfoot
3.Jesus Chainsaw Massacre
4.The Pantones

KofC Hall

1.The Silent Years (headline)
2.Deastro
3.Invincible
4.Rogue Satellites

KofC Lounge

1.Zoos of Berlin (headline)
2.Daniel.
3.Devilfish

3141(Locker Room)

1.Divine Comedians (ex dollfaces) (headline)
2.Steven and the Reelers
3.Fidrych
4.To the Bat Cave

New Dodge

1.Love Meets Lust (headline)
2.Marco Polio & the New Vaccines
3.Millions of Brazilians
4.Fields of Industry

Painted Lady

1.The Pizazz (headline)
2.The Plain Dealers
3.Fontana
4.BOYWIFE

Paycheckï's

1.The Decks (headline)
2.The Prime Ministers
3.Last Tourist
4.The Darts

Small's

1.Mick Bassett & the Marthas (headline)
2.Solitary States
3.SikSik Nation
4.Firs and Spruces

Trowbridge House of Coffee

1.Sex Ghost! (headline)
2.Charlie Slick
3.Ms. Creme
4.Public Pubes

Whiskey in the Jar

1.Slow Giant (headline)
2.Lull Tucker
3.Wild Years
4.The Lessmores

FRIDAY BLOWOUT (March 6th)

Atlas

1.Great Lakes Myth Society (headline)
2. Four-Hour Friends
3. Battling Siki
4. Matt Jones

Baker's

1.Universal Temple of Divine Power (headline)
2.Mazinga
3.St. Thomas Boys
4.A Working Model

Belmont

1.Circus Boy (headline)
2.I, Crime
3.Tone & Niche
4.Noman

Jean's

1.Bill Bondsmen (headline)
2.The Crumz
3.The Cavity Creeps
4.Country Bob and the Bloodfarmers

Kelly's

1.The Hadituptoheres (headline)
2.STARE INTO SUN
3.Man at Arms
4.Elle and the Fonts

KofC Hall

1.The Dirtbombs (headline)
2.LMCA
3.Terrible Twos
4.The Uproars

KofC Lounge

1 .City Center (Fred Thomas of SLGTM) (headline)
2. Aran Ruth
3. Kelly Jean Caldwell
4. Allan James & the Cold Wave

3141(Locker Room)

1. Jason Croff Family Band (headline)
2. Switchblade Justice
3. The Mantons
4. Rachel and Junk

New Dodge

1. Broadzilla (headline)
2. Vivian George
3. The Tarkanians
4. The Detroit Pony Express

Painted Lady

1. Volebeats (headline)
2. Scarlet Oaks
3. Alan Scheurman
4. The Blueflowers

Paycheck's

1. Dutch Pink (headline)
2. Wildcatting
3. Jehovah's Witness Protection Program
4. Woodman

Small's

1.The Grande Nationals (headline)
2.The High Strung
3.Running with Panthers
4.Metawave

Trowbridge House of Coffee

1.Blackreign and Ohkang (headline)
2.Asylum 7
3.Madame XD
4.1592

Whiskey in the Jar

1.Il Segreto String Quartet (headline)
2.Audra Kubat
3.Give Up Solution
4.Jeff St. John

SATURDAY BLOWOUT (March 7th)

Atlas

1.Scotch Bonnet (headline)
2.Dale Beavers and Bootsey X
3.Black Jake & the Carnies
4.Blue Black Hours

Baker's

1.The Swamp Sisters (headline)
2.Spitting Nickels
3.Doop & the Inside Outlaws
4.Old Empire

Belmont

1.Friendly Foes (headline)
2.SMOKE
3.Lightning Love
4.Leaf Erikson

Cafe1923 (DAYTIME)

Family Hootenany

Jean's

1.Satori Circus (headline)
2.LTAG
3.Caroline Striho
4.Romeo Flynns

Kelly's

1.Los Viking Del Muerto (headline)
2.Cougar the Tiger
3.The Meltdowns
4.Novada

KofC Hall

1.The Detroit Cobras (headline)
2.The Readies
3.The Magic Shop
4.Gardens

KofC Lounge

1.Carjack. (headline)
2.Gorevette
3.Sisters Lucas
4.The Displays

3141(Locker Room)

1.The Mourning Voices (headline)
2.The Actor Repents
3.Fidrych
4.Motor City Sidestrokers

New Dodge

1.City Chicken Orchestra (headline)
2.Beverly Fresh
3.Jennie Knagg and the Sure Shots
4. Rodriguez

Painted Lady

1.Druid Perfume (headline)
2.War. (Warn Defever)
3.Frustrations
4.Smashed Windows

Paycheck's

1.Pinkeye w. John Sinclair (headline)
2.Duende!
3.Oscillating Fan Club
4.Red China

Small's

1.Bluesong (headline)
2.Chapstik
3.Wolfbait
4.I Speak in Calculus

Trowbridge House of Coffee

1.60 Second Crush (headline)
2.Decibilt
3.They Never Sleep
4.The Ruiners

Whiskey in the Jar

1.Jo Serrapere & Willie Dunns (headline)
2.Bone Orchard Revival
3.Misty Lynn & the Big Beautiful
4.Moonsqualler

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

The Culture City Interview

Melody Baetens

Writer, Musicican, Booker,
Reporter, Editor, Broadcaster
Local Music Fan, And now
Co-Owner of Small Bar in Hamtramck

Last week One of the long time hero's of the Detroit Rock Scene
announced last week that she is doing some thing she never done
and now she going to do she will be the co-owner of small bar in
Hamtramck.

not only that she will book shows at small, which mean she will leave here job booking shows at the Belmont which she have done for the last five years

last week i interview Melody about the new changes in her life
and not only other things involving the Detroit rock scene and including
one other weekly thing she also leaving which air tonight.

Key:

ICFCC: Culture City
MB: Melody Baetens

ICFCC: So Melody baetens how are you doing
MB: I'm great! I'm very excited, and a little nervous.

ICFCC: just Last Thursday it was made official you are now co owner of small bar in hantramck how did you fell
MB Yes, after a month of going through the process, it's now official. I'm very hopeful that 2009 will be a great year. I'm super excited to be a bar owner and a Hamtramck business person.

ICFCC: you have almost done everything in the Detroit music scene, follower, band member, music writer, songwriter, Booker, and something total new how did you go into owning a bar in Detroit and who ask first
MB: Dave Malosh and I have been kicking around the idea of owning a bar since 2007. It always seemed like such a pipe dream. Dave was talking to Mike Mouyianis one day recently about our goals, and Mike let us in on the fact that his silent partner was ready to sell his share. It was the perfect fit, at the perfect time.

ICFCC: in a down economy these days
MB: The economy is down, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't work toward your goals. If you don't, then then economy wins.

ICFCC: now only that since you now co own the bar, you have to give up two other job, One booking bands at the Belmont on jos campau and one other job can you tell me that
MB: Yes, this Tuesday, Jan 27 is my last day co-hosting Detroit Local 101 on Riff2.[WRIF-FM HD radio side channel] It's sad, but I do so many things and I have to prioritize. My business (Small's) and my career (The Detroit News) have to come first. So I let go of the Belmont and Riff2. I will still play in bands and I still book the Meatmen.

ICFCC: you been booking band at the Belmont for five years doing Riff 2 Detroit Local 101 for three how tough was it to let go of both jobs?
MB: It's bittersweet. I'm sad, but change feels good, and it's needed. I can still go to the Belmont and see bands, hang out with Darren, Tait, Paulette and everyone. I can still see Suzy and the Riff2 crew -- I may even come in and guest host from time to time, or at least I'd like to. I will miss listening to Arthur P tease Meltdown in the jock lounge every Tuesday, though.

ICFCC: what do you mean by Meltdown
MB: Meltdown is the 7 p.m. DJ on WRIF. He does Mandatory Metallica!

ICFCC: you do have a day job at the Detroit News as a Writer and Editor, recently both the News And The Other Detroit Paper the Detroit Free Press announce changes in how the paper are present and deliver[Now Three Days a week beging in late march] in a effort to reverse a down thernd in the paper as more people of to the net to get there news instead the paper did those come into play in owning small?
MB: No, I would've invested in Small's even if the papers didn't announce this.

ICFCC: So what kind of plan do you have for small now that you now co-own it
MB: I've always loved Small's, so I want it to stay mostly the same. I'd like to go back to having 2-4 live shows a week. I'm excited to do more comprehensive promotion. I want to have more national acts. Mike and I will be working together to flush out the schedule and make it awesome. I also want to add wine, and some of the newer liquors.

ICFCC: you mean that good bands that i like that have skip detroit every time i read pitchfork.com
MB: Yes!

ICFCC: that bring a this question why do all the good band me or the other blogger in town skip Detroit these days it look like they go on tour and it Cleveland, Toledo and Chicago or Toronto and we get left out and even thry play SE Michigan in Royal Oak, Pontiac and Ann Arbor or worst Western Michigan?
MB: It could be a number of factors. Routing, is one. Booking agents strive to include Columbus because it's a college town, and Chicago because of the obvious, and sometimes a Detroit stop is swept under the mat. Also, many times bands don't decide where they go, they have a label, management and/or booking agent that fills in the dates for them. Another issue may be money. Bands get more for playing Chicago than Detroit because more people go out in Chicago. The Chicago promoters can guarantee more money because more people are likely to show up. The only reason I can see for booking in Grand Rapids instead of Detroit is that GR is a college town. Detroit is a college town too, but people outside the city rarely see it that way. I think playing Royal Oak or Ann Arbor should be considered a "Detroit stop," at least that's the way the booking agents are figuring it. I'd say, if you want your favorite bands to play Detroit, tell them, and tell their record label or booking agent as well!

ICFCC: do you think radio is a big time factory because of the WDET programming distaer back in 2005 [music to NPR News]
MB I never thought of that. I do think that having a lot of local and indie music played on the radio is important. I just started listing to WDET a year ago, so I don't really know how it was in 2005.

ICFCC: because other than the HD side channels life riff 2 Commerical radio total sucks

MB: I can see why you would say that. I do like to listen to WRIF in the morning, and WCSX at night. Their HD station Deep Tracks is pretty good.

ICFCC: a few more question before end the interview where the Local music scene and the Indie Music Scene be from now in about five years will the scene more tracking as they move away from bad pop music.
MB: It's time to go back to the 90s. Annette (my band mate in the Swamp Sisters) and I have been talking about it for about a year, and Ryan Allen is on board too. The 90s are far enough away, that we miss them, and I think the music of the 90s will start to influence more musicians in the near future. I know Swamp Sisters hope to channel Belly, Veruca Salt and Silverchair when we record our upcoming single.

ICFCC: So will see the second coming of those band and may be the reunion of the legend riot girl band Sleater-Kinney
MB: *silence*

Well i like to thanks Melody for taking time out of her buzy time to do this interview and wish her a lot of luck at small.

as she mention her last show on Detroit Local 101 on this Tuesday, you can listen to it on WRIF - FM HD2 at 101.1 Tonight at 10PM to Midnight, if you don't get a HD Radio you can listen on the Riff 2 Web Site at www.riff2.com and if you really want to celebrate there will be Detroit Local 101 listening party at where else Small tonight from 10 to midnight small is localtied at 10339 Conant St in hamtramck.

Monday, January 26, 2009

TV

Monday

The Bird Aan The Bee - The Tonight Show With Jay Leno - NBC
The Walkman - Late Night with Conan O'Brien - NBC
The Ting Tings - Last Call with Carson Daly - NBC

Tuesday

Andrew Bird - Late show with david letterman - CBS
M83 - Late Night with Conan O'Brien - NBC
Little Joy - Last Call with Carson Daly - NBC

Wednesday
Thursday

Franz Ferdinad - The Tonight Show With Jay Leno - NBC

Friday

The Gaslight Anthem - Late Show With David Letterman - CBS
Kraak & Smaak - Jimmy Kimmel Live - ABC
Nick Cave & Bad Seeds - Late Night with Conan O'Brien - NBC
Sharon Jones - The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson - CBS

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 - Peggy Sue in session

Zane Lowe
Weekday From 2 to 4 PM EST

BBC Introducing in the Nations
Wednesday 7 to 9 PM EST

UK - Peggy Sue in session
N. Irland - Patiosoundsin session

Radio 2

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

Monday - Imelda May plays live
Thursday - Noddy Holder

Documentary

Crying, Waiting, Hoping: The Story of Buddy Holly's Last Tour
Saturday - 2 PM

Steve Harley tells the story of the 'Winter Dance Party', an ill-advised bus tour of the Midwest, which ended tragically with the deaths of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper.

The sound of Buddy Holly And The Crickets prefigured the coming wave of rock 'n' rollers in the Sixties, influencing musicians like The Hollies and The Beatles. In the aftermath of his death, Holly's legend has grown in books, on stage, and on screen.

This programme looks at the personal and business circumstances which led Buddy Holly to embark on this relatively second-division tour, and the seemingly unrelated incidents that conspired to bring about his death.

It also covers the legal issues which have affected Buddy Holly's legacy and re-assesses the often-overlooked talents of Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper.

The programme features new interviews with the two surviving members of Holly`s touring band, guitarist Tommy Allsup and drummer Carl Bunch, as well as contributions from Crickets' drummer Jerry `J.I` Allison and guitarist Sonny Curtis.

There are also memories and thoughts from Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Keith Richards, Don Everly, Hank Marvin, Carl Perkins, Bobby Vee, Little Richard, Los Lobos, Tony Hicks of The Hollies, Mike Pender of the Searchers, Maria Elena Holly and Don Mclean.

On Line Right Now

Bruce Springsteen On Songwriting

The legendary Bruce Springsteen opens up like never before, discussing the ins and outs of his songwriting techniques, in this interview conducted at his New Jersey home.

Among the many topics touched on in this wide-ranging programme are Bruce's hopes for the Obama era in America, his thoughts on the recent death of long time band member Danny Federici, the influence that his childhood still has on his work today and why he thinks American supermarkets are hotbeds of lust.

This intimate hour-long programme portrays The Boss circa 2009, with both a new album and another chapter of his life in the can.

BBC 6 Music

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

Tuesday and Wednesday
New Boots and Love Pants.

In a programme first broadcast in 1999 - before the sad death of Ian Dury in 2000 - Richard Allinson tells the story of the unique pop poet.

Thursday - Friday
Roy Orbison – The Big 0

In a programme first broadcast in 1998, the late John Peel tells the story of Roy Orbison, who passed away in 1998.

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

The Record Producers

Another chance to hear the series first broadcast on Radio 1 in the early 90s in which Andy Peebles celebrates the work of influential record producers.

Monday - Bill Szymczyk
Tuesday - Chinn and Chapman
Wednesday - Roy Thomas Baker
Thursday - Todd Rundgren
Friday - Chris Thomas

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

Concerts

Monday - Secret Affair - Bristol University 1980
Tuesday - Fluffy - Camden 1995
Wednesday - Midnight Oil - Glastonbury 1993
Thursday - Ultrasound - Glastonbury 1998
Friday - The Jam - Golders Green Hippodrome 1981

Sessions

Monday

Basement - 21/04/1980
Laugh - 09/03/1986

Tuesday

Purple Hearts - 10/07/1979
Depeche Mode - 11/06/1981

Wednesday

Dolly Mixture - 07/08/1979
Theatre of Hate - 01/12/1980

Thursday

Wolfhounds - 23/03/1986
Liggers - 30/09/1980

Friday

TWA Toots - 22/10/1983
Martin Stephenson And The Daintees - 20/11/1986
Martin Stephenson And The Daintees - 11/09/2007

On-Line Right Now

Concerts

Saturday 24th - Tom Robinson - Golders Green Hippodrome 1978
January 25th - Dr Feelgood - Hammersmith Odeon 1978

Sessions

January 24th
14 Iced Bears - 1986
Hope Of The States - 02/03/2006

January 25th
The Acorn - 10/09/2008
Chesterfields - 17/12/1986

Nemone
Weekend From 8-11 AM EDT

Tuesday - Alice lowe
Wednesday - Director Gus Van Saint and actor James Franco
Friday -Comedian Alex Horne

Marc Riley
Weekday from 2-4 PM EDT

Monday - We have Sergeant Buzfuz
Wednesday - Barbarossa
Thursday - The Junipers

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

Monday - Danny Elfman
Thursday - Bloc Party

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

Tuesday

Andrew Bird - 11:00am
Curumin - 9:00pm

Wednesday (LIVE from Berkeley)

Cory Chisel [In-studio] 11:00 am
The Album Leaf - 2:00 pm
Her Space Holiday - 4:00 pm
Mi Ami - 6:00 pm
High Decibels - 8:00 pm

Thursday (LIVE from Berkeley)

Citay - 2:00 pm
Lyrics Born - 4:00 pm
Papercuts - 6:00 pm
John Vanderslice - 8:00 pm

Friday (LIVE from Berkeley)

Odawas - 2:00 pm
Fruit Bats - 4:00 pm
Chuck Prophet - 6:00 pm
Amon Tobin - 8:00 pm

Saturday

Hoquiam - 9:00pm
Nite Owls - 11:00pm

WOXY.com Live Lounge

Friday - Passion Pit 3:00pm

Xpn.org

World Café
WeekDay From 2 to 4 PM EDT

Monday - James Taylor
Tuesday - Laura Marling
Wednesday - Jeremy Messersmith
Thursday - Butch Walker
Friday - Tom Jones
DETROIT LOCAL 101
w/ Melody Licious & Suzy Cole
Tuesdays 10p - 12a
On WRIF-FM 101.1 HD2
or online at http://www.riff2.com/

Airdate: January 20th

1. Demolition Doll Rods – Amazing Grace
2. The Satin Peaches – Still Sour
3. Mazinga – Hard Wired
4. Old Empire – Queen City
5. Child Bite – Banana Gorgon
6. Mick Bassett – We’ve Been Getting Along
7. Battling Siki – Happiness
8. Starling Electric – Camp-Fire
9. Great Lakes Myth Society – Heydays
10. Rouge Satellites – Language of Yes and No
11. Solitary States – A Funny Way
12. The Hotwalls – Wet Cigarette
13. Mustard Plug – Thigh High Nylons
14. Koffin Kats – Chaos
15. The Stooges – Real Cool Time
16. I, Crime – Poverty Pink
17. The Displays – It’s Time
18. Scarlet Oaks – Reckless Stars
19. Octopus – At Her Feet
20. SSM – No Looking Back
21. Friendly Foes – Epic Jamb
22. The Paybacks – Bright Side
23. The Singles – I Want You Back Now
24. The Sunday Painters – Here With Me Tonight
25. Brandon Calhoon – Detroit City
26. Electric Six – Rock N Roll Evacuation
27. Pistol Day Parade – High
28. Noman – Fourteen Jobs
29. MC5 – Come Together


"IN SOUND"
with Jon Moshier
Sunday - 10 P.M. - Midnight
On CJAM 91.5 FM Windsor/Detroit
or on-line at http://www.cjam.com/

Airdate: January 23rd

WILLIAM DE VAUGHN/BE THANKFUL FOR WHAT YOU GOT..-74
CURTIS MAYFIELD/IF THERE'S A HELL BELOW....-70
THE COUNTS/THINKING SINGLE-71
YO LA TENGO/NUCLEAR WAR (SUN RA COVER)
ANIMAL COLLECTIVE/LION IN A COMA/MERRIWEATHER POST PAVILION/DOMINO
CHARLES SEPARIN/VITTORIA/THE HAPPINESS PROJECT/ARTS & CRAFTS
TV ON THE RADIO/HEROIC DOSE (B-SIDE)
BON IVER/WOODS/BLOOD BAND EP/JAGJAGUWAR
M. WARD/FOR BEGINNERS/HOLD TIME/MERGE
BRENDAN BENSON/EYES ON THE HORIZON (FORTHCOMING)
AMERICAN PRINCES/AUDITORIUM/OTHER PEOPLE/YEP ROC
TELEFON TEL AVIV/YOU ARE THE WORST THING IN THE WORLD/IMMOLATE YOURSELF/BPITCH CONTROL
AUDIONOM/SPINDLAR/RETROSPEKTIV/KEMADO
MAHJONGG/PROBLEMS/KONTPAB/K
PIT ER PAT/NO MONEY=NO FRIEND/PYRAMIDS/THRILL JOCKEY
THE NOTWIST/WHERE IN THIS WORLD/THE DEVIL YOU + ME/DOMINO
THE BOOKS/TAKE TIME/THE LEMON OF PINK/TOMLAB
ESCAPE MECHANISM/Q&A/EMPHASIS ADDED/RECOMBINATIONS
DUKE ELLINGTON/C JAM BLUES/BOX SET/STORYVILLE
DUKE ELLINGTON/DIMINUENDO AND CRESCENDO IN BLUE/AT NEWPORT/COLUMBIA

Cowboys & Indies
Saturdays - 9:30 PM - Midnight
On CJAM 91.5 FM Windsor/Detroit
or on-line at http://www.cjam.com/

Airdate: January 24th

1. swervedriver - a change is gonna come
2. titus andronicus - titus andronicus (request)
3. el goodo - feel so fine
4. the zutons - harder and harder
5. the courteeners - aftershow
6. morrissey - that's how people grow up
7. sparks - lighten up, morrissey
8. grammatics - the vague archive
9. the joy formidable - cradle
10. the pains of being true at heart - come saturday
11. metric - help i'm alive
12. will fell - missing madness
13. white lies - from the stars
14. red light company - arts & crafts
15. lp session #1 - franz ferdinand "tonight"
- turn it on
- no you girls
- what she came for
- can't stop feeling
16. pete & the pirates - blood gets thin
17. florence & the machine - girl with one eye
18. starsailor - tell me it's not over
19. in-flight safety - torches
20. mystery jets w/ laura marling - young love (request)
21. screaming lights - glow
22. dinosaur pile-up - my rock 'n' roll
23. four dead in ohio - a southern man
24. hot chip & robert wyatt - whistle for will
25. crayon - a house is not a horse
26. lp session #2 - the magnificents "year of explorers"
- get it boy
- how longs gone
27. the magnificents - tiger choir
28. emmy the great - we almost had a baby
29. ac newman - the palace at 4am
30. shortwave - darting bows of love

Aural Bliss
Sundays at 10-Midnight
Online at http://www.auralgasms.com/

Airdate: January 18th
[Part Two of the Aural Bliss Top 50 of 2008]

01. mary onettes - explosions
02. m83 – graveyard girl
03. sigur ros – vio spilum endalaust
04. verve – valium skies
05. ego likeness – you better leave the stars alone
06. m83 – kim and Jessie
07. daysleepers – lovesparkles
08. portishead – magic doors
09. raveonettes – black satin
10. mary onettes – lost
11. resplandor – downfall
12. atomic project – gravity
13. emiliana torrini – big jumps
14. oasis – I’m outta time
15. honeybreath – overcoat
16. elbow – on a day like this
17. cure – underneath the stars
18. spirituaized – soul on fire
19. ask for joy – swoon
20. rob Dickinson – the end of the world
21. au revoir – genious
22. sia – beautiful calm driving
23. glasvegas – daddyn’s gone
24. charlatans – oh vanity
25. costanza – in the sun

Rodney on ROQ
Early Monday Mornings
From 3-6 AM
On-Line at http://www.kroq.com/

Airdate: January 19th

1. Pennywise- I get Around
2. Glasvegas- Geraldine
3. Ida Maria- Oh my god
4. U2- Get on your boots
5. Franz Ferdinand- Eleanor put yourboots on
6. Peachcake- Stop acting like youknow more about the Internet Café than me
7. Buck Brothers- Girls Skirts BootsBikes
8. Electric Touch- Sounds from theUnderground
9. Late of the Pier- heartbeat
10. Primadonna- Demoted
11. Electric Touch- Call My Name
12. Slumber Party- Electric Boots
13. Sick of Sarah- Bittersweet
14. The Mulhollands- Malibu
15. The Handcuffs- I Just wanna befree, man
16. The Automatic Music Explosion- SheJust Might
17. Patrick MacNee & HonorBlackman- Kinky Boots
18. Wild Light- California on myMind
19. Brian Wilson- California Roll thatLucky Old Son
20. The Ravonettes- Ode to L.A.
21. The Postmarks- 7-11
22. History, the Destroyer- ModernDays
23. The Little Ones – Ordinary Song
24. Years- Radio
25. D.O.A.- Goldenstate
26. The Von Bondies- Pale Bride
27. Nickel Eye- Brandy of the Damned
28. The Last Shadow Puppets- MyMistakes were made for you
29. The Lost Captains- Third RateFirst Mate
30. The Airborne Toxic Event- Gasoline
31. Sick of Sarah- Daisies
32. The Dollyrots- Out of L.A.
33. The Royal Treatment Plant-Undercurrent
34. Anna Troy Band- if you still want me
35. The Ruby Friedman Orchestra- I’m Good Tonic
36. Helen Love- Greatest Fan
37. Electric Touch- Saved
38. The Temper Trap- Science of Fear
39. International Jetsetters- InsideOut
40. Glasvegas- Please Come Back Home
41. Cage the Elephant- James Brown
42. The Kooks- Do you Wanna
43. Kaiser Chiefs- Never Miss A Beat
44. Little Joy- Brand New Start
45. U2- Get On Your Boots

WOXY.com Top 20 Album
as of Janurary 24th

1 - Heartless Bastards
2 - Animal Collective
3 - Andrew Bird
4 - French Miami
5 - Pains Of Being Pure At Heart
6 - Parts & Labor
7 - School Of Seven Bells
8 - The Sea And Cake
9 - The Decemberists
10 - Glasvegas
11 - Cymbals Eat Guitars
12 - Ladyhawke
13 - Telefon Tel Aviv
14 - Fever Ray
15 - The BPA
16 - The Hush Now
17 - Wintersleep
18 - TV On The Radio
19 - Passion Pit
20 - The Ettes

Steve Lamacq's In New Music We Trust
Mondays 4 PM
On-Line Live and for the
whole week on http://www.bbc.co.uk/

Airdate: January 19th

Franz Ferdinand – ‘No You Girls’ (Domino)
The Albany – ‘Secrets Of The Night’ (CDR)
Passion Pit – ‘I’ve Got Your Number’ (Columbia)

Fave Five: Frank Turner
Bruce Springsteen – ‘Born To Run’ (CBS)
The Dawn Chorus – ‘The Hope Will Kill Us’ (Jelly Maid)
McLusky – ‘To Hell With Good Intentions’ (Too Pure)
Pig Destroyer – ‘Three-Second Apocalypse’ (Relapse)
Chris TT – ‘A Box To Hide In’ (Xtra Mile)

Frank Turner – ‘Nashville Tennesse’ (Xtra Mile)
LR Rockets – ‘Dance It Away’ (Silverdoor)

Steve’s Stringers:
Dundee, Northampton, Bristol, Bradford

Little Comets – ‘One Night In October’ (Lucky Number 9)

Delta Spirit in session:
‘Trashcan’
‘People Come On’

Master & Servant – ‘Pockets’ (CDR)
M83 – ‘Kim & Jessie’ (Virgin)

Final Five
DJ Choice: Bethan Elfyn
I Heart Hiroshima – ‘Surgery’ (Valve)

Alternative Single Of The Week:
Eagles Of Death Metal – ‘Wanna Be In LA’ (Downtown)

Alternative Single Of The Week (2):
Fight Like Apes – ‘Tie Me Up In Jackets’ (Model Citizen)

Website Of The Week:
The Royals – ‘Pointless Games’ (CDR)

And Finally:
White Lies – ‘Unfinished Business’ (Fiction)

The Steve Lamacq Show
Live Wednesday 6:30 PM EDT
On-Line Live and for the
whole week on www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/lamacq

Airdate: January 21st

1. Morrissey – ‘I’m Throwing My Arms around Paris’
New album out Feb 16 – ‘Years of Refusal’
http://www.morrissey-solo.com/

2. Alela Diane – ‘Age Old Blue’
http://www.aleladiane.com/

3. Woog Riots – ‘Paul McCartney’
Album – ‘Pasp’
http://www.woogriots.de/

4. Passion Pit – ‘I’ve Got Your Number’
Album – ‘Chunk of Change’
www.myspace.com/passionpitjams

5. Ukulele Orchestra of Wellington – ‘Ruby’
http://www.ukulele.co.nz/

6. Listeners Tip:
Will White – ‘Youthlessnes’
www.myspace.com/sodarnso

7. My Ward – ‘Never Had Nobody Like You’
Album – ‘Hold Time’
www.myspace.com/mward

8. Tom Williams & the Boat – ‘Concentrate’
http://www.tomwilliamsandtheboat.co.uk/

9. Lily Allen & Mick Jones – ‘Straight To Hell’
Album – ‘War Child Heroes – The Ultimate Covers Album’ out 16 Feb
http://www.lilyallenmusic.com/

10. Bear Hands – ‘What a Drag’
www.myspace.com/bearhandsband

11. Introducing: Leni Ward – ‘Can’t Be Won’t Be’
Album – ‘Body’
http://www.leniward.co.uk/

12. The Dead Class – ‘The Loneliest Man in the World’
http://www.deadclass.com/

13. Woodpigeon – ‘In the Battle of Sun Vs Curtains…’
Album – ‘Treasury Library Canada’
www.myspace.com/woodpigeon

14. Airbourne Toxic Event – ‘Sometime Around Midnight’
www.myspace.com/theairbornetoxicevent

15. Lizzyspit – ‘Little Dan’
www.myspace.com/lizzyspit