Episodes
Friday Feb 27, 2015
The Vinyl Experience - 02.27.15
Friday Feb 27, 2015
Friday Feb 27, 2015
Today on the VE....if you're new to the show, let's clear the air...it's all about records. Any questions? No? Good! Turn it up.
Todd Snider: Vinyl Records
Reunion: Life Is A Rock (But The Radio Rolled Me)
Richie Family: Best Disco In Town
Glen Miller Orchestra: Juke Box Saturday Night
Joan Jett: I Love Rock & Roll
Kinks: Jukebox Music
Corrine Bailey Rae: Put Your Records On
Aerosmith: Big Ten Inch
Chuck Berry: Roll Over Beethoven
Sam Cooke: Having A Party
Elvis Costello: 45
The Alarm: 45 RPM
Gaslight Anthem: 45
Pearl Jam: Spin The Black Circle
Dead or Alive: You Spin me Round Like A Record
Genesis: Another Record
Ian Hunter: Old Records Never Die
Friday Feb 20, 2015
The Vinyl Experience - 02.20.15
Friday Feb 20, 2015
Friday Feb 20, 2015
VE 259 2/20/15 For Leslie Gore
Leslie Gore: Maybe I Know
Joan Jett: You Don't Own Me
Wes Montgomery: California Nights
Leslie Gore: Judy's Turn To Cry (Italian Version)
Leslie Gore: It's My Party
Lou Reed: Romeo Had Julliet
Dire Straits: Romeo And Julliet
The Reflections: (Just Like) Romeo And Julliet
Steve Forbert: Romeo's Tune
Bob Dylan: Floater (Too Much To Ask)
Peggy Lee: Fever
Thin Lizzy: Romeo And The Lonely Girl
Blue Oyster Cult: Don't Fear The Reaper
Radiohead: Exit Music (For A Film)
Tchaikovsky: Romeo And Julliet Fantasy Overture (excerpt)
Today on the VE....Romeo or Julliet by any other name....still the most romantic story ever told. and those characters figure in many songs...I'll spin those Montague and Capulet-referencing records....and..a salute to a pop star who became an unlikely hero of feminism and same-sex relationships...a female teen idol who sang the heart of unrequited love..and occasional conquest. Remembering Leslie Gore.
Friday Feb 13, 2015
The Vinyl Experience - 02.13.15
Friday Feb 13, 2015
Friday Feb 13, 2015
VE 258 2/13/15
White Arrows: We Can't Ever Die
Our Wild America: Zero Sum
Steely Dan: I Got The News
Rolling Stones: Yesterday's Papers
Don Covay: What's In The Headlines
Kinks: Did You See His Name?
Simon & Garfunkel: Silent Night/7 O'Clock News
John Fogerty: I Saw It On TV
Joe Jackson: Sunday Papers
Tom Paxton: Daily News
The Jam: News Of The World
Don Henley: Dirty Laundry
Genesis: Paperlate
Beatles: A Day In The Life
Today on the VE...well, this was the week that was if you follow journalism...three fabeld faces of the media....one forced out, one stepped down, one tragically cut short...Some songs to reflect on the role of the news media in our lives... Plus two Indie Spins bty deservin gartists who press their own records....California band White Arrows and New York band Our Wild America.
Monday Feb 09, 2015
The Vinyl Experience - 02.06.15
Monday Feb 09, 2015
Monday Feb 09, 2015
Little Green Cars: Harper Lee
Charlie & Inez Foxx: Mockingbird
Grant Lee Buffalo: Mockingbirds
Mark Knophler: Beryl
Dire Straits: Lady Writer
The Monotones: The Book Of Love
Rockpile: When I Write The Book
Elvis Costello & The Attractions: Everyday I Write The Book
Green Day: Who Wrote Holden Caufield?
David Bowie: 1984
The Police: Don't Stand So Close To Me
Simon & Garfunkel: The Dangling Conversation
Loggins & Messina: House At Pooh Corner
Jefferson Airplane: White Rabbit
Ramones: Pet Semetary
Cream: Tales Of Brave Ulysses
The Beatles: Paperback Writer
Today on the VE: Welcome Back, Harper Lee! The literary world got a jolt this week with news that the 88 year old author of To Kill A Mockingbird has sanctioned the release of a long lost earlier work that will serve as a follow up to the groundbreaking novel of 55 years ago. Can we fill the pages of today's show with just songs of literary reference? Well, we'll start with a song called "Harper Lee" by Irish band Little Green Cars, and take it from there.