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Legendary New York DJ Paul Cavalconte brings you the only radio show all about records, celebrating the Vinyl LP resurgence and the unique culture of analog recording.
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Friday Feb 21, 2014
Friday Feb 21, 2014
Grace Jones Private Life
Amadou & Miriam: Welcome To Mali
Marvin Gaye: Stubborn Kind Of Fellow
Penguin Cafe Orchestra: Walk Don't Run
Real Estate: Atlantic City
Billy Mure's Supersonic Guitars: Guitars In Space
Steve Winwood: Roll With It (Steve Testifies Dub)
Tom Jones: Memphis, Tennessee
The Who: Call Me Lightning
Devo: Fresh
MGMT: Electric Feel
James: Laid (live acoustic)
Ray LaMontagne: Beg Steal or Borrow
Phosphorescent: Song For Zula
Edgar Broughton Band: Hotel Room
Today on the VE: Remembering Devo guitarist Bob Casale, A forgotton guitar star surfaces in my Garage Sale Find Of the Week... Tom Jones hip-shakes Chuck Berry, James unplugs and gets laid...and to begin, Grace Jones has her way with a Pretenders nugget
Friday Feb 14, 2014
Friday Feb 14, 2014
VE 208
Little Feat: Fat Man In the Bathtub
Elvis Costello & The Roots: Come The Mean Times
The National: Fake Empires
Steely Dan: Babylon Sisters
Bat For Lashes: Sleep Alone
Joni Mitchell: Cold Blue Steel And Sweet Fire
Coldplay: UFO
Doors: Wishful Sinful
Shelby Lynne: I Only Want To Be With You
Jayhawks: Wichita
Grateful Dead: Jack Straw
Pat Metheney Group: Cross The Heartland
Friday Feb 07, 2014
Friday Feb 07, 2014
Al Hirt: Java
Tessie O'Shea: I've Got A Lovely Bunch of Coconuts
Peter Paul & Mary: A Man COme Into Egypt
Serendipity Singers: Crooked Little Man
Swingle Singers: Bach Fugue In D Minor
Village Stompers: Washington Square
Stan Getz/Joao Gilberto: So Danco Samba
Charles Mingus: Better Get Hit In Yo Soul
Frank SInatra: Fly Me To The Moon
Dean Martin: Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime
Jack Jones: Wives And Lovers
Muddy Waters: Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
Sam Cooke: Ain't That Good News
Bob Dylan: The Times They Are A Changing
The Beatles: "The Beatles Story" LP, Side 1
Today on the VE....It's "The Other 1964." The pop culture landscape that The Beatles invaded on this day in 1964 was firm ground, tended by a generation who were just about to lose their hold--to something new and entirely unexpected. Plus...the entire side 1 of the 1964 Capitol records documentary LP "The Beatles Story" takes it from there.
Friday Jan 31, 2014
Friday Jan 31, 2014
This week, a special celebration of a great American life. Remembering Pete Seeger.
From the original hit versions of his groundbreaking hit parade recordings with The Weavers, to concert performances, and covers of his songs and adaptations that got transformed into rock.
Pete Seeger: Where Have All The Flowers Gone
Pete Seeger with Sweet Honey In The Rock: This Land Is Your Land
The Weavers (live): Wimoweh
Solomon Linda: Mbube (Evening Birds)
The Weavers with Gordon Jenkins Orchestra: Wimoweh
The Tokens: The Lion Sleeps Tonight
Peter Paul & Mary: If I Had A Hammer
The Village Stompers: If I Had A Hammer
The Byrds: Turn Turn Turn
Mahalia Jackson: We Shall Overcome
The Weavers: The Banks Of Marble
Pete Seeger: John Henry
Pete Seeger: Follow The Drinkin' Gourd
The Weavers: My Ramblin' Boy
Dave Van Ronk: He Was A Friend Of Mine
Bob Dylan: Farewell
The Weavers with Gordon Jenkins Orchestra: Irene Goodnight