Theme-based radio show featuring music from various genres: 80s, goth, new wave, punk, classic country, Americana, experimental, oddities, etc . . .
No theme. People were born and people died. And, as Clara said before she handed over the mic, John Brown did nothing wrong.
A playlist for these beautiful rainy days.
Enjoy this playlist with some breakfast, black coffee, shoo fly pie, apple pan dowdy, cake, honey, peanut butter brunettes, ice cream, sugar, candy, wasabi, fish, lemon, eggs, and sausage.
WAYO DJ Joe Tunis joins me to bring you a great playlist spanning the last several decades. He talks about music, playing in bands, and starting a record label - Carbon Records - almost thirty years ago. His WAYO show, Numbers, is on the air every Friday from noon to 2pm and archived at https://www.mixcloud.com/carbonjoetunis/
The Mystery Spot playlist explores Gravitational Mystery Spots, Mystery Girls, Good Vibrations, Moon Rays, the Mystery of Love, Strange Powers, a Mystery Roach, ESP, the Ouija Board, mysterious trees, Cosmik Debris, Mysterons, Moonbirds, Universal Frequencies, and more.
On this episode of Ether Transmissions Mixtapes is the theme!
My Special Guest DJ, Chris Young, is a real live DJ! He has a great show, Are Friends Electric?, on WAYO 104.3 FM on Sunday mornings from 8am - 10am ET. His show focuses on the intersection of electronic & pop music from the 70s through today.
Guest DJ Annette celebrates her birthday with me virtually by curating a playlist for Ether Transmissions that includes Evelyn Glennie, Lamb, Boards of Canada, Land of the Loops, Frankie Smith, Aphex Twin, The Orb, Portishead, The Smiths, and many more!
Special Guest DJ Jason Olshefsky takes us on a sonic journey through the Rochester, NY music scene from the first decade of the 21st century. The Quitters, The Isotopes, 5Head, The Veins, Autumn in Halifax, Hinkley, Gaylord, The Grinders, and many more!
Special Guest DJ Ted Forsyth plays some of his favorite songs for us on a wintery Rochester morning.
On March 7, 1876, Alexander Graham Bell received a patent for the telephone. 147 years later and there's a LOT of telephone related songs. Here is my (20th century-based) selection for your listening pleasure.
