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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 Dec 20, 2013
Friday Dec 20, 2013
Waterboys: December
Paul Simon: I Am A Rock
Decemberists: Down By The Water
Rolling Stones: Before They Make Me Run
Boomtown Rats: Someone's Looking At You
Vampire Weekend: Hannah Hunt
Horace Silver: The Jody Grind
Steely Dan: Riki Don't Lose That Number
Muddy Waters/Fathers & Sons: 40 Days And 40 Nights
Erskine Hawkins feat. Avery Parrish: After Hours
Jeff Beck Group feat. Nicky Hopkins: Blues De Luxe
Jim Hall: Two's Blues
Today on the VE...a couple of Jazz greats are remembered, and a Stone rolls gracefully into his 8th decade.
Friday Dec 13, 2013
Friday Dec 13, 2013
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 Dec 06, 2013
Friday Dec 06, 2013
The Records: Starry Eyes
Bram Tchaikovsky: Girl of My Dreams
Elvis Costello & The Roots: Sugar Won't Work
Aretha Franklin: See Saw
Phoenix: Lisztomania
Moody Blues: I'm Just A Singer (In A Rock And Roll Band)
Passion Pit: Little Secrets
Alan Parsons Project: Wouldn't Want To Be Like You
Special AKA: Nelson Mandella
Phosphorescent: Song For Zula
Black Uhuru: Sinsimellia
Billy Joel: Zanzibar
Billy Eckstine/Count Basie Orcchestra: Stormy Monday Blues
Today on the VE: Remembering Nelson Mandella with the early 80s hit that bore his name, new Vinyl by Phosphorescent and Elvis Costello with The Roots, needle drops on reggae from Black Uhuru, , 70s prog-rock by The Moody Blues and Alan Parsons, , 60s soul from Aretha and a little millenial angst from The National and Passion Pit for good measure
Monday Dec 02, 2013
Monday Dec 02, 2013
Worthy songs by some of rock's greatest, that never made it to their original album projects until hunger for a fresh bite brought them out of refrigeration....from Radiohead to Pink Floyd; The Who to Soundgarden....picking some musical wishbones.
Soundgarden: Black Rain
Jimi Hendrix: Mr. Bad Luck
Coldplay: Life In Technicolor II
David Bowie: Velvet Goldmine
Incubus: A Certain Shade Of Green (acoustic)
Led Zeppelin: Poor Tom
Cream: Lawdy Mama
Radiohead: Talk Show Host
Pink Floyd: Embryo
The Who: Water
The Police: Someone To Talk To
Rolling Stones: Worried About You
U2: A Celebration
John Lennon: Nobody Told Me
Saturday Nov 23, 2013
Saturday Nov 23, 2013
In the aftermath of the Kennedy assassination, commemorative record albums were rushed out, mostly containing speeches and biographical content. But the one record album that serves as a document of the Four Days That Shocked The World was released in late 1963 by Columbia Pictures subsidiary ColPix records. The album collected actual sound from UPI Audio News and Dallas stations KBOX, KLIF and WFAA. The narration is by Reid Collins of WNEW Radio News in New York. WNEW reporter Ike Pappas is heard witnessing the shooting of Oswald in one of the album's most gripping sequences. This historic record album is one that families likely played on a console stereo system, sharing their grief and awe at the events as they unfold in real time, in the power of sound. Four Days That Shocked The World...the actual voices and events of November 22-25, 1963.
Friday Nov 22, 2013
Friday Nov 22, 2013
Mahalia Jackson: In the Summer Of His Years
Greg Brown: Brand New '64 Dodge
Rolling Stones: Sympathy For The Devil
Lou Reed: The Day John F Kennedy Died
The Byrds: He Was A Friend Of Mine
Bob Dylan: Chimes Of Freedom
Dion: Abraham Martin And John
The Police: Born In the 50s
The Dream Academy: Life In A Northen Town
Living Colour: Cult Of Personality
Billy Joel: We Didn't Start The Fire
Richard Burton: Camelot
Friday Nov 15, 2013
Friday Nov 15, 2013
Ian Gomm: Hold On
Beatles: It's Only Love
Arcade Fire: Reflektor
Police: One World
Jethro Tull: Fallen On Hard Times
Supertramp: Cannonball
Roberta Flack: Compared To What
Pink Floyd: When The Tigers Broke Free
Radiohead: Exit Music (For A Film)
Little Green Cars: The Kitchen Floor
Neil Young: I Believe In You
Paul Kantner/Jefferson Starship: Starship
Friday Nov 08, 2013
Friday Nov 08, 2013
Joni Mitchell: Don Juan's Reckless Daughter
The Supremes: All I Want
Neil Diamond: Chelsea Morning
Bob Dylan: Big Yellow Taxi
Goldie Hawn: Carey
Tim Curry: Cold Blue Steel And Sweet Fire
Nazareth: This Flight Tonight
Matthew's Southern Comfort: Woodstock
CSNY: Our House
Leonard Nimoy: Both Sides Now
Judy Collins: Both Sides Now
Prince: A Case Of You
Joni Mitchell: Smokin' (Try Another)
Tom Rush: Urge For Going
Joni Mitchell: The Circle Game
Dr. John: Happy Birthday (Joni)
Today on the VE:
It's Joni Mitchell's 70th birthday! Lets celebrate with a whole bunch of her songs. Some by her, some of hers by others, some about her, all with love for a true modern poet, an artist in every sense of the word.
Friday Nov 01, 2013
Friday Nov 01, 2013
Lou Reed: Halloween Parade
The Jades: Leave Her For Me
Lewis Reed: Your Love
Lewis Reed: Merry Go Round
The All Night Workers: Why Don't You Smile Now
The Roughnecks: You're Driving Me Insane
The Velvet Underground: Sunday Morning
Big Star: Femme Fatale
Mott the Hoople: Sweet Jane
The Riot Squad (featuring David Bowie): Waiting For The Man
David Bowie: White Light/White Heat
The Andrea True Connection: Sally Can't Dance
Herbie Mann: Walk On the Wild Side
Simple Minds: Street Hassle
Big Country: Vicious
REM: Pale Blue Eyes
U2: Satellite Of Love
Lou Reed: September Song
Today on the Vinyl Experience....for the hour, for Lou Reed....his earliest recordings, and some unique tributes from a galaxy of stars he influenced.
Friday Oct 25, 2013
Friday Oct 25, 2013
Arcade Fire: Reflektor (Instrumental)
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers: A Woman In Love
Franc Cinelli: Shot Of Life
Little Green Cars: The Consequences of Not Sleeping
James Bay: When We Were On Fire
Elvis Costello And the Roots: Wise Up Ghost
The Reflektor Mashup:
Arcade Fire: Reflektor
Blondie: Heart of Glass (Instrumental)
Yoko Ono: Walking On Thin Ice
Rod Stewart: Do Ya Think I'm Sexy
Rolling Stones: Undercover of the Night
Today on the VE...
It's the Reflektor--the alter ego of one of the biggest bands of our time. Is it madness or genius? Self indulgence or searing vision/ To help you decide, a Reflektor mashup with some possible inspirations for the catchy dance track