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At The Movies w/ DJ Victrola! (Halloween Spook-tacular 2020!) (#208)

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At The Movies w/ DJ Victrola! (Halloween Spook-tacular 2020!) (#208)

Continuing our annual tradition, DJ Victrola and I put up a piece of plexiglass between us in the radio station lobby, and watch a bunch of old horror movies, talking about some of our favorite films.

Then, keep listening, as Victrola offers up a reading of a wonderful Lovecraft story, and then in hour two, I read the chilling story, “Lost Hearts.”

Enjoy!

 

 

At The Movies w/ DJ Victrola! (Halloween Spook-tacular 2020!)

Hour 1:

01. ) The Mummy Theme (1932)
02.) The Creature From The Black Lagoon Theme (1954)
03.) The Wolf Man Theme (1941)
04.) King Kong Theme (1933)

05.) The Cats of Ulthar by H. P. Lovecraft (read by DJ Victrola)
06.) Cat People (Putting Out Fire) * David Bowie * Cat People * Backstreet Records (1982)

07.) River Hill Sheepsquatch * TerrorVision * WNUF TV28 Presents Frank Stewart Investigates * TerrorVision (2015)

08.) The Invisible Man Theme (1933)

Hour 2:

09.) The Terminator Theme (1984)
10.) Alien Theme (1979)

11.) Lost Hearts by M.R. James (read by Austin Rich)

12.) Videodrome Theme (1983)
13.) Invasion of The Body Snatchers Theme (1978)
14.) The Blob Closing Theme * The Five Blobs

15.) Tubular Bells (The Exorcist Theme) * Mike Oldfield * Tubular Bells * Virgin Records (1973)

The End of Fake Noose (Ghost Stories 2019 Part 5) (#173)

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The End of Fake Noose (Ghost Stories 2019 Part 5) (#173)

It’s always nice to visit with friends when you’re having a party like this, at to wrap up our Holiday broadcasts this month, we have the incomparable DJ Victrola, joining us to help clean up the studio, and catch up regrading all things spooky.

We play lots of music and stories relating to ghosts and All Soul’s Day, and we check in with her about her program, and how you can hear it now. I love spending time with DJ Victrola, and this is an excellent and casual show that was a ton of fun.

We close with the timely, “Nov. 1st,” by Crackerbash, a song I listen to every year on Nov. 1st, for as long as I’ve known about this song.

We’re getting ready for that OTHER holiday season, so stay tuned.

Enjoy!

 


The End of Fake Noose 

HOUR 1

01.) Introduction * Austin Rich * 11 October 2019 * Mid-Valley Mutations (2019)

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HOUR 2

Part IV: 

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Victrola’s Tales! (or, “Cottage Street”) (Ghost Stories Part II) (#72)

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Victrola’s Tales! (or, “Cottage Street”) (Ghost Stories Part II) (#72)

While we haven’t done all that many of these Ghost Stories shows, very few people have wanted to come into the studio and tell their stories live either. But DJ Victrola is not like other DJs, hosting her very own program – The Guitar Shop – now in its 21st year, with no signs of slowing down. When she offered to come in and tell old Philly Ghost Stories, I knew we had to do this one live. And you, dear listener, get to reap the rewards.

While I don’t want to spoil too much about her stories, I will say that you should stay tuned, as she not only features appropriate tunes to complement her stories, but sets a mood that is perfect for strange happenings in a haunted house. And: Cyclopsycho composed a bespoke Ghost Tune for this broadcast, which we get into almost immediately during the show. (You should visit cyclopsychosite.com for more music, or check out the live performance on Ricardo Wang’s What’s This Called?)   Plus: we get to hear one of the all time best Lord Buckley recordings that is not only about ghosts, but spans two holidays in one.

Stay tuned to the very very end, and hear a very special treat: The Professor & Miss Rikki from Closet Radio call in. Miss Rikki, DJ Victrola and I all go back to KPSU, when we were on after each other for a spell in the days when Rikki & I hosted A Momentary Lapse of Reason. We had an excellent radio reunion on the air, and Rikki spills the beans about normal childhood happenings that absolutely count as ghost stories, even though she just shook them off.

This one has a personal touch that is well worth a listen, and we’re not even finished with the holiday season. (BTW: Shoutouts to Steve & Lisa, from Vicky.) This is a Friday The 13th that you must hear to believe.

Enjoy.

 

Spinitron Playlist

Victrola’s Tales!

HOUR 1

Part I: The Ghost of Lost Mind

01.) Austin FM Theme * Paco Jones * Austin FM Theme * Self-Released (2016)
02.) Halloween Ambience * Austin Rich / Old Records * Mid-Valley Mutations.
03.) The Ghost of Lost Mind * Cyclopsycho * The Ghost of Lost Mind * Mid-Valley Mutations (2017)

Part II: Cottage Street Parts 1 & 2.

History of The House, Disappearing Steak Sauce, The Misplaced Wallet

04.) Carol Ann’s Theme * Jerry Goldsmith * Poltergeist Original Motion Picture Soundtrack * MGM Records (1982)
05.) Wakey Wakey * Alejandro Amenábar * The Others (Music From The Dimension Motion Picture) * Sony Classical (2001)
06.) Ghost of A Texas Ladies Man * Concrete Blonde * Recollection: The Best of Concrete Blonde * I.R.S. Records (1996)
07.) Ghostwind * Steve Morse * High Tension Wires * MCA Records (1989)

Part III: Chatting With Victrola 

Part IV: Cottage Street Part 3

08.) I Do Believe It / Sheets and Chains * Alejandro Amenábar * The Others (Music From The Dimension Motion Picture) * Sony Classical (2001)
09.) Tam Lin * Fairport Convention * Liege & Lief * Island Records (1969)

Part V: Cottage Street Part 4

10.) Laugh * Danny Elfman * Original Motion Picture Soundtrack to ‘Beetlejuice’ * Geffen Records (1988)
11.) Old Times * Alejandro Amenábar * The Others (Music From The Dimension Motion Picture) * Sony Classical (2001)

HOUR 2

Part VI: Chatting With Victrola Again

Part VII: The Lady in the Hatboro House & The Bucks County Hitchhiker 

12.) They Are Everywhere * Alejandro Amenábar * The Others (Music From The Dimension Motion Picture) * Sony Classical (2001)
13.) “I Do Believe In Spooks” * The Cowardly Lion * The Wizard Of Oz * MGM Studios (1939)
14.) Scrooge * Lord Buckley * Blowing His Mind (And Yours) * World Pacific (1966)
15.) Big Joe & Phantom 309 * Tom Waits * Nighthawks At The Diner * Asylum Records (1975)

Part VIII: Victrola’s Moving Chair & Chatting With Victrola Even Yet Still

Part IX: The Professor & Miss Rikki Call-In

The DJ Victrola Show (#19)

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untitledThe DJ Victrola Show (#19)

In many ways, DJ Victrola is my radio sister, who was not only my guide when I came to KPSU, but a kindred spirit who was dedicated to music and exploring great stuff as she was dedicated to radio.  In fact, she’s made a life out of it, getting started in the late ’70’s in Philadelphia, and chasing that dream across the country to its most recent incarnation, The Guitar Shop, a 20-year odyssey where she has explored virtuoso guitar players and artists what do not get as much radio play as they perhaps once did.  She and I both love exploring – on broadcast radio – music that gets shorted in most radio landscapes, and because of that we have become great friends in the last 12 years.

victrola-memeAn hour is just too short for hanging out with Victrola, and while I did get a short overview of her career out of her during the interview, this does not even begin to scratch the surface of what an incredible personality she is.  (We didn’t even get to her Les Paul story.)  But what we do get is a nice selection of some of her favorite music, an interview, and a chance to meet someone who continues to impress me with her dedication to the craft, and her interest in music that, in many ways, is just not “cool” in the here-and-now.

For those of you who enjoy what you are hearing, you should certainly check out her program, which has been around now for over 20 years.  Her blog contains almost 10 years of archives, with interviews, live guests, theme shows, and her famous “Christmas In July” programming.  You can also follow her on The Social Medias, which I also recommend.  So few people are on the air for as long as she has, and the accumulation of that kind of experience is worth tuning in for every week.  I mentioned that you should also check out the time that Eric Skye & Tim Connell were on Victrola’s show.  If you like what you hear here, I think you’ll like what you hear there.

Now, some of you might be saying that this is a bit off the mark for an “experimental” show when you take a look at the playlist.  And I admit, when I said that she and I do a show, I was thinking we’d do a Noise Shop.  (She and I are both huge fans of improvisational guitarists and noise artists that use the instrument to incredible effect.)  But as we discuss on the show, the music she loves is often relegated to similar areas of the musical spectrum as experimental music, and there’s much cross-over between the music we both love.  Experimental radio is about presenting things that you cannot hear elsewhere, and if that is the case, then Victrola and are I doing basically the same thing.

 Enjoy!

 

Spinitron Playlist.

 

The DJ Victrola Show

Part I: Night Of The Living Victrola

01.) Austin FM Theme * Paco Jones * Austin FM Theme * Self-Released (2016)
02.) In The Wake of Poseidon (Instrumental Edit) * King Crimson * The 21st Century Guide to King Crimson, Vol. 1: In The Studio 1969-1971 * Discipline Global Mobile (2004)
03.) No Fate * Travis Larson Band * Burn Season * Precision Records (2004)
04.) Walking Blues * Joanna Connor * Fight * Blind Pig Records (1992)
05.) Night of The Living Dregs * The Dixie Dregs * Night of The Living Dregs * Capricorn Records (1979)

Part II: The Interview

06.) Tone of Bark / Water Lilly / Shown of Dark * Sun City Girls * Famous Asthma * Cloaven Cassettes (1987)

Part III:  Serendipity

07.) Serendipity * Tal Wilkenfeld * Transformation * Self-Released (2007)
08.) Fearless * Jennifer Batten * Whatever * Lion Music (2008)
09.) Snowflake Reel * Eric Skye & Tim Connell * June Apple * Half-Diminished Records (2016)
10.) Goodbye Pork Pie Hat * Charles Mingus * Mingus Ah Um * Columbia Records (1959)

NewsBlas 2 October 2014: Happy 20th Anniversary KPSU!

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Happy Birthday, KPSU
Happy Birthday, KPSU

NewsBlas 2 October 2014: Happy 20th Anniversary KPSU!

I made a guest appearance via the phone on The Guitar Shop to help celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the very first KPSU Broadcast, which occurred October 1st, 1994.  I would be flattered if you wanted to listen to it.

Happy 20th Anniversary KPSU (A Guitar Shop Broadcast)

Celebrate The Body Electric (It Came From An Angel) [Snippet] * Ponytail * Ice Cream Spiritual
Section 1: Have A Day / Celebratory [Edit] * The Polyphonic Spree * The Beginning Stages Of…
Celebration * Half Japanese * Bone Head

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Happy 20th Anniversary KPSU!

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Happy 20th Anniversary KPSU!

The KPSU 20th Anniversary Broadcast!  KPSU first went on the air twenty years ago today, and a few KPSU alumni join DJ Victrola to discuss some of their connections to this radio station.  Don and Kevin – both there at the first broadcast – join Austin Rich & DJ Victrola to get nerdy about radio.

Guitar Shop Jeff Beck (opening theme) Guitar Shop
Sugar Boogie Marcia Ball Roadside Attractions
I Stay Away Alice In Chains
20th Anniversary show Don Nasca, Kevin Flink, Austin Rich, Paul Ronan In-Studio
Shift Travis Larson Band Shift
Happy Birthday Steppenwolf
Sgt. Peppers Lonely Heart Club Band The Beatles Sgt. Peppers Lonely Heart Club Band
20th Anniversary show Don Nasca, Kevin Flink, Austin Rich, Paul Ronan In-Studio
My Generation The Who The Kids Are Alright
MTV Deep Purple Rapture of the Deep
Goodbye Porkpie Hat Jeff Beck (closing theme)

 

Closet Radio Episode 151: Skipping Past Conclusions

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A Quick Shot Of The Mic That Came Apart During The Introduction of This Episode.
A Quick Shot Of The Mic That Came Apart During The Introduction of This Episode.

Closet Radio Episode 151: Skipping Past Conclusions

(9-27-14)

Joined by Austin Rich, DJ Victrola, The Professor, with a live audio card from Ricardo Wang, Lennon, and Ryan Ray, Closet Radio airs it’s last broadcast from the KPSU Studios for a final hurrah before moving to the BlasphuphmusRadio.com network. This show, in some ways, was a combination of all the different podcast forms that have been brewing lately, and as we mashed up Closet Radio, The Guitar Shop, A Momentary Lapse of Reason, & The Secret True History of Rock & Roll, we provide a wealth of tunes to keep everything lively. Stay tuned for the new version of Closet Radio, coming soon.

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Overture:
Living Too Long * The Fall
WKRP In Cincinatti

Part I: Coming Home
The Blue Condition – “Coming Home”
The Boys Next Door * ??

Part II: Experiment Below (AMLOR 1)
Mystery, Hosted by Vincent Price * 14 May 1980 Mutual Radio Theater
Miss Rikki Selections
Side B [Excerpts] * Hovercraft * Experiment Below

Part III: “I’m Against It”
?? * ??
I’m Against It * Groucho Marx
Heaven * Robyn Hitchock & The Egyptians

Part IV: Grappling With The Homonids (AMLOR 2)
Fishing With John * John Lurie & Tom Waits
Mystery, Hosted by Vincent Price * 14 May 1980 Mutual Radio Theater
Miss Rikki Selections
Side B * Sinking Body * Grappling With The Homonids

Part V: The Secret True History of Rock & Roll w/ DJ Victrola
Bernadette * The Four Tops
?? * Joe Meek & The Blue Men

Part VI: The Exotic Sounds of Miss Rikki & Austin Rich (AMLOR 3)
Side B * The Exotic Sounds of Martin Denny * Primitiva
Miss Rikki Selections
Mystery, Hosted by Vincent Price * 14 May 1980 Mutual Radio Theater
Side B * Les Baxter * The Sounds of Adventure

Part VII: An Announcement

Part VIII: A Phone Call From Ricardo Wang, Ryan Ray & Lennon
Rikki Don’t Loose That Number

Epiloge: Time To Say Goodbye to KPSU
Keys To Your Heart * The 101ers

Divine Circles & Elisa Faires, LIVE!

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Elisa Faires & Divine Circles, w/ DJ Victrola
Elisa Faires & Divine Circles, w/ DJ Victrola

Divine Circles & Elisa Faires, LIVE!

DJ Victrola covers for What’s This Called?, and hosts two touring artists: Divine Circles and Elisa Faires. I was tapped to run sound and cameras, and Ryan A. Ray also shot film, and directed video of them. It was a pretty memorable day.

 

 

Enjoy!

 

Songs of the Oregon Trees Part III Elisa Faires
Amaryllis (partial track) Elisa Faires
Improv Pieces Elisa Faires & Divine Circles Live In-Studio 8-16-2014
Interview Elisa Faires & Divine Cirlces Live In-Studio 8-16-2014
Ingenue (Mulhern composition) Divine Circles Live In-Studio 8-16-2014
Amaryllis 3 (Faires composition) Elisa Faires Live In-Studio 8-16-2014
26 Minutes Divine Circles

Video & Photographic Evidence

The Guitar Shop (21 August 2013)

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DJ Victrola In Action
DJ Victrola In Action

The Guitar Shop (21 August 2013)
(Featuring a guest appearance on DJ Victrola’s The Guitar Shop, onKPSU.org!)

I have a number of friends, and many of them are old-fashioned radio nerds like me.  And one of my favorites is DJ Victrola, who has been hosting some version of her show The Guitar Shop for over 10 years.  DJ Victrola and I love to chat about music, life, and records, and she and I have been wanting to put together an experimental episode of her program almost as long as I’ve known her.  So the fact that it took this long is a little bit embarrassing.  However, we were able to play an incredible set of excellent tunes, and that’s what you get.  I’m mostly along for the ride, and let her play her selections, but I do get in some choice records here and there, and you get two hours of excellent radio.

In the days of yore, my program followed DJ Victrola, and we had built up a Wednesday line-up of incredible programs.  I adored that time slot, and it really worked well for me and what I do.  Additionally, I covered for her once when she was out of town, and decided instead to invite over Dr. Frank for a live in-studio and book reading.  So our shows have history.  But aside from The Judith Gennett Memorial Broadcast (with KZME’s John B. Jones), we had never really done a show together, and as a friend of mine since 2004, I really owed it to her to share the studio with someone as excellent as she.

Casual DJ Victrola
Casual DJ Victrola

DJ Victrola has been making radio in some form or another since 1979, and she has an expertise and knowledge of which I’m often jealous.   I attended a lecture she gave on the influences rock music has from early Country Music in America, and she gives another on Prog Rock, another secret passion of mine.  (Shhhhhhh!)  I’m hoping I can attend it at some point, but in the meantime, you get to hear our favorite experimental and noise guitar players from the oeuvre of overlooked guitar greats.

Here’s a behind-the-scenes tid-bit: between songs, I recorded additional interviews with her, detailing her history with radio, and some other highlights from her career.  My hope is that I can produce another “Commentary Track” episode, as I did with Ricardo Wang for his 7th Anniversary at KPSU.   Of course, these things take time, so until then, you just get the regular broadcast.

Hanging out with DJ Victrola was a lot of fun, and I may be appearing more and more on her show in the near future.  We work together, we love radio, and there’s enough cross-over that it is worth the effort.  We shall see.

Until then: enjoy!

Playlist:

01.) Guitar Shop * Jeff Beck * Guitar Shop
02.) Telegram Sam * T. Rex * Slider
03.) Black Maria * Todd Rundgren * Something/Anything
04.) Tan * Fred Frith * The Happy End Problem
05.) Jazz From Hell * Frank Zappa * Jazz From Hell
06.) The Beltway Bandits * Frank Zappa * Jazz From Hell
07.) Chrysanthemums * Derek Bailey and Henry Kaiser * Wireforks
08.) Snake In the Grass * Derek Bailey and Henry Kaiser * Wireforks
09.) Asturias * Robert Fripp & The League of Crafty Guitarists
10.) Snow Song * Nymph * Nymph
11.) Hexenzscene * Unwound * New Plastic Ideas
12.) Hotwire My Heart * Sonic Youth * Sister
13.) Careful With That Axe, Eugene * Eugene Chadbourne & Camper Van Beethoven
14.) Once Upon A Time * Sonny Sharrock * Ask the Ages
15.) Echoes of Spain * Sir Richard Bishop
16.) Esoterica of Abyssinia * Sun City Girls
17.) Bleeker and Bowry * Elliott Sharp / John Zorn
18.) Radio I / One Time / Radio II * King Crimson * Thrak
19.) Goodbye Porkpie Hat * Jeff Beck

The Guitar Shop: September 5, 2012 – Girls’ Night Out!

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30805-girl-playing-an-electric-guitar-1366x768-photography-wallpaperThe Guitar Shop: September 5, 2012 – Girls’ Night Out!

All female guitarists today on the show! Happy Birthday to me!

Guitar Shop Jeff Beck (opening theme) Guitar Shop
Girls’ Night Out Sue Foley
Takin’ It All To Vegas Debbie Davies Key to Love
They Raided The Joint Deborah Coleman Where Blue Begins
Travelin’ South Deborah Coleman Where Blue Begins
Muddy Water Becky Barksdale
Put the Blame On Me Mother Station Gwin Spencer, guitar
Long Way Home Theresa Russell
I Just Wanna Make Love to You (live) Becky Barksdale
Meditteranean Breakfast Sue Foley
CHR number 137 Janet Robin Everything Has Changed
Everyone Falls In Love In Prague Janet Robin Everything Has Changed
Breaking the Barrier Vikki Blankenship
Guitar Beat Nancy Wilson Vanilla Sky soundtrack
Cantarell Liona Boyd
2 Mikrokosmos – Bartok Cristina Azuma
Romanza – Paganini Eva Fampas A Guitar Portrait of Fantasy
Dreamboat Annie (featuring Nancy Wilson) Sharon Isbin & Friends Guitar Passions
Hush (Jennifer Young, bass) Travis Larson Band Sound Mind
I Know You Know (live) Esperanza Spaulding
Table for One Tal Wilkenfeld
Hellbound Train Lita Ford
Roadkill Meanstreak Rena Sands (Petrucci) – guitar
Flight of the Bumblebee Jennifer Batten Above, Below & Beyond
Fearless Jennifer Batten Whatever
Raise the Devil Mary Flower
Goodbye Porkpie Hat Jeff Beck (closing theme)

 

The Guitar Shop: August 29, 2012 – Mystery Bag o’ CDs

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il_570xN.243948251The Guitar Shop: August 29, 2012 – Mystery Bag o’ CDs

Guitar Shop Jeff Beck (opening theme) Guitar Shop
So What Eric Skye A Different Kind of Blue
Sweet Georgia Brown (featuring Johnny A) Lou Pallo of Les Paul’s Trio Thank You Les – A Tribute To Les Paul
Nature Boy (featuring Steve Miller) Lou Pallo of Les Paul’s Trio Thank You Les – A Tribute To Les Paul
Deep In the Blues (featuring Slash) Lou Pallo of Les Paul’s Trio Thank You Les – A Tribute To Les Paul
Carioca (featuring Frank Vignola) Lou Pallo of Les Paul’s Trio Thank You Les – A Tribute To Les Paul
Mister Sandman (featuring Arlen Roth) Lou Pallo of Les Paul’s Trio Thank You Les – A Tribute To Les Paul
September Song (featuring Billy F. Gibbons) Lou Pallo of Les Paul’s Trio Thank You Les – A Tribute To Les Paul
Blue Ocean Flying Colors Flying Colors
Some Just Sleep Pinnacle A Blueprint For Chaos
The Source Points North Road Less Traveled
Everyone Falls In Love In Prague Janet Robin Everything Has Changed
CHR number 137 Janet Robin Everything Has Changed
They Raided The Joint Deborah Coleman Where Blue Begins
Mellow Down Easy Smokin’ Joe Kubek Texas Cadillac
Matchbox Blues Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughn In Session
Laundromat Blues Albert King Best of
Answer to the Laundromat Blues Albert King Best of
Blues At Sunrise Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughn In Session
Goodbye Misery Deborah Coleman Where Blue Begins
Goodbye Porkpie Hat Jeff Beck (closing theme)

 

The Guitar Shop: August 22, 2012 – 100 Best Guitarists?

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100 Best Guitarists 2012
100 Best Guitarists 2012

The Guitar Shop: August 22, 2012 – 100 Best Guitarists?

Rolling Stone’s 100 Greatest Guitarists issue. Discuss amongst yourselves.

Guitar Shop Jeff Beck (opening theme) Guitar Shop
All Along the Watchtower Jimi Hendrix The Ultimate Experience
Purple Haze Jimi Hendrix
Voodoo Chile Jimi Hendrix Electric Ladyland
Sweet Little Sixteen Chuck Berry 1958
Go Go Go (Johnny B. Goode) Chuck Berry More Rock N’ Roll Rarities
Johnny B. Goode Chuck Berry
Roll Over Beethoven Chuck Berry
Riding with the King BB King w/Eric Clapton
Hold On, I’m Coming BB King & Eric Clapton
Crossroads Cream
Heart Full Of Soul The Yardbirds
Freeway Jam Jeff Beck Blow By Blow
Heartbreaker Led Zeppelin
Posada (Pilgrimage to Bethlehem) Santana
Lover Les Paul
Under the Double Eagle Chet Atkins
Everybody’s Trying To Be My Baby Carl Perkins Original Sun Greatest Hits
Blue Suede Shoes Carl Perkins The Ultimate Oldies but Goodies Collection
Rumble link wray Rumble 45″
Walking Blues Robert Johnson
Walking Blues Bonnie Raitt
T-Bone Shuffle (1947) T-Bone Walker
Smoke on the Water Deep Purple
Goodbye Porkpie Hat Jeff Beck (closing theme)

 

August 8, 2012 – Blues Part II

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Blues Part II
Blues Part II

August 8, 2012 – Blues Part II

More blues for your ears !

Guitar Shop Jeff Beck (opening theme) Guitar Shop
Palace of the King Freddie King Best of Freddie King
Every Day I Have The Blues B. B. King
How Blue Can You Get B. B. King Live At the Regal
I’ll Play The Blues For You (Parts 1 & 2) Albert King I’ll Play the Blues for You
Bad Luck Blues Albert King/Otis Rush Door To Door
Hear My Train A-Comin’ (acoustic) Jimi Hendrix
Mannish Boy Jimi Hendrix Blues
Lightning Blues Lightning Hopkins The Gold Star Sessions Vol 1
Henny Penny Blues Lightning Hopkins The Gold Star Sessions Vol 1
Baby Please Don’t Go Lightning Hopkins The Gold Star Sessions Vol 2
Lightning Boogie Lightning Hopkins The Gold Star Sessions Vol 2
I Believe I’ll Dust My Broom Robert Johnson The Complete Recordings
Cross Road Blues Robert Johnson
Mr. Johnson’s Blues Lonnie Johnson The Essential
Guitar Blues Lonnie Johnson with Eddie Lang
Bye Bye Blues Tommy Johnson
T-Bone Boogie (1945) T-Bone Walker
T-Bone Shuffle (1947) T-Bone Walker
Traveling Riverside Blues Eric Clapton
If I Had Possession Over Judgement Day Eric Clapton
Hellhound on My Trail Eric Clapton
Soul Living Anders Osborne Ash Wednesday Blues
Messin’ With The Kid (live) Rory Gallagher
Goodbye Porkpie Hat Jeff Beck (closing theme)

August 1, 2012 – All Blues

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August 1, 2012 – All Blues

Blues today on the Guitar Shop!

Guitar Shop Jeff Beck (opening theme) Guitar Shop
Blues For The West Side Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters Blues & Forgiveness
Work Song Michael Bloomfield Don’t Say That I Ain’t Your Man
I Just Want To Make Love To You Robben Ford & the Blue Line
Frosty (live) Albert Collins Live At Montreaux 1992
Takin’ It All To Vegas Debbie Davies Key to Love
(Let Me Up) I’ve Had Enough Kenny Wayne Sheperd Ledbetter Heights
Riding with the King BB King w/Eric Clapton
Rollin’ Stone Muddy Waters The Anthology
Carmelita Shuffle (live) Mike Bloomfield
Still Got the Blues Gary Moore Still Got the Blues
The Sky is Crying (live) Joanna Connor
Five String Blues Roy Buchanan
Hey Joe Roy Buchanan
Don’t Burn Down the Bridge (Cause You Might Wanna Come Back Across) Albert King
Come On In My Kitchen Rory Block
Black Cat Blues Memphis Minnie
Blues In G Lonnie Johnson
Slidin’ Delta Tommy Johnson
Washington Blues Terry Robb
Sue’s Boogaloo Sue Foley Without A Warning
Goodbye Porkpie Hat Jeff Beck (closing theme)

 

June 21, 2012 – Janet Robin in-studio!

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June 21, 2012 – Janet Robin in-studio!

A very special edition of the Guitar Shop! Janet Robin, live in-studio – and tonight, she’ll be at the Alberta Pub at 9:30 p.m. and Music Millenium at 6:00 p.m.

Everyone Falls In Love In Prague Janet Robin Everything Has Changed
Dream Baby Janet Robin Everything Has Changed
CHR number 137 Janet Robin Live In-Studio 6-21-2012
Clean Getaway Janet Robin Live In-Studio 6-21-2012
View From Above Janet Robin Live In-Studio 6-21-2012
Never Going Back Again Janet Robin Live In-Studio 6-21-2012
Goodbye Porkpie Hat Jeff Beck (closing theme)

June 20, 2012 – Happy Summer Solstice!

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June 20, 2012 – Happy Summer Solstice!

Summer Solstice! We’re playing summer songs. Also, Janet Robin will be in-studio KPSU on Thursday, June 21st, on a very special edition of the Guitar Shop. Finally, in the 5:00 hour, we honor Chet Atkins’ birthday, born June 20, 1924.

Guitar Shop Jeff Beck (opening theme) Guitar Shop
Days of Summer Janet Robin Days of Summer
Mediterranean Sundance/Rio Ancho DiMeola & McLaughlin & DeLucia
A Little More Sunshine Laurence Blatt Fibonacci’s Dream
UV Radiations Laurence Blatt
Solstice Dream Todd Boston Touched By The Sun
The Song Of The Sun Mike Olfield Voyager
Just In Time To See The Sun Santana Caravanserai
CHR number 137 Janet Robin Everything Has Changed
Closer Janet Robin Out From Under
How Many Times Janet Robin Open The Door
Galloping on the Guitar Chet Atkins
Jerry’s Breakdown (studio version) Chet Atkins & Jerry Reed
Heart of Glass Chet Atkins
Mostly Mozart Chet Atkins
Night Train Chet Atkins
If The Devil Danced In Empty Pockets Chet Atkins & Hank Snow
Jam Man Chet Atkins
Classical Gas Chet Atkins
Vincent Chet Atkins
Mr. Sandman Chet Atkins
Mr. Guitar Chet Atkins & Tommy Emmanuel The Day The Fingerpickers Took Over The World
Ode to Mel Bay Chet Atkins & Tommy Emmanuel
Don’t Monkey Around My Widder Chet Atkins & Doc Watson
There’ll Be Some Changes Made Mark Knopfler & Chet Atkins Neck & Neck
Cannonball Rag Chet Atkins & Merle Travis
I’ll See You In My Dreams Chet Atkins & Mark Knopfler Neck and Neck
Goodbye Porkpie Hat Jeff Beck (closing theme)

June 13, 2012

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June 13, 2012

Janet Robin and other stuff!

Guitar Shop Jeff Beck (opening theme) Guitar Shop
How Many Times Janet Robin Open The Door
Closer Janet Robin Out From Under
Solstice Dream Todd Boston Touched By The Sun
Cascading Todd Boston Touched By The Sun
Turn Of the Century (Part A) Miles Davis (Pete Cosey, guitar) Lost Sessions, 1975-76
I Just Wanna Make Love to You Muddy Waters (Pete Cosey, guitar) Electric Mud
Let’s Spend the Night Together Muddy Waters (Pete Cosey, guitar) Electric Mud
Let’s Spend the Night Together The Rolling Stones
(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction The Rolling Stones
Walking Blues son house Masters of the Delta Blues
Future Blues Willie Brown Masters of the Delta Blues
Mean Black Cat Blues charlie patton Music of Charlie Patton
Make Me John Scofield
(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction John Scofield
Smooth Santana
Days of Summer Janet Robin Days of Summer
J.R. Geetar Janet Robin After the Flood
CHR number 137 Janet Robin Everything Has Changed
Everyone Falls In Love In Prague Janet Robin Everything Has Changed
Dusty’s Train Bob Ardern Wires Rosewood & Roots
Goodbye Porkpie Hat Jeff Beck (closing theme)