Anyone have a favorite Blues program on radio that you listen to? I have been listening to the inaugural broadcast of a Blues progam on a local radio station. You can listen online here: http://radiotime.com/station/s_24438/Weevil_101_1011.aspx
The DJ, Gil Anthony, is a long-time friend of mine. We talked during the program about cigar box guitars. He is very familiar with them, even know Microwave Dave.
Share your station with us.
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That is great! Thanks for sharing the url with us.
Ace said:
I've just started hosting a weekly Blues show a few weeks ago, on blogtalk radio. The show airs live on Mondays, from 2-4 PM (EST), but is available for streaming and/or downloading, as soon as the show is finished. If you're interested, here's a link: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/eclecticladyland
There are 2 shows in the archive, so please feel free to check them out.
I've just started hosting a weekly Blues show a few weeks ago, on blogtalk radio.
The show airs live on Mondays, from 2-4 PM (EST), but is available for streaming and/or downloading, as soon as the show is finished.
If you're interested, here's a link: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/eclecticladyland
There are 2 shows in the archive, so please feel free to check them out.
Thanks Mark. You be careful out there. Thanks for you service to your community.
RR
Mark Werner said:
Our local "community" station, KDHX-FM, has a variety of blues programming. Most is on at the evening time-slot from 3pm or so. They webcast, and you can listen to archived shows as well.
Can't easily put up links from my squad-car computer, but it's just:
Our local "community" station, KDHX-FM, has a variety of blues programming. Most is on at the evening time-slot from 3pm or so. They webcast, and you can listen to archived shows as well.
Can't easily put up links from my squad-car computer, but it's just:
Cool. It is always good when local blues performers are supported.
Thanks for sharing this with usl Mmmm-Hampton Roads. If I remember my history, that is where the Civil War naval battle between the Monitor and Merricack took place.
Bluesheart said:
Our local PBS station in Hampton Roads Va WHRV plays a lot of blues and Paul Shagru's program "Out of the Box" features an all blues program on Friday nights. He is really supportive of our local blues organization (Natchel' Blues Network) and plays and promotes our local musicians, blues and otherwise. We also have a high school radio station, WXRT , that has a great 3 hour blues program every weekday!
Our local PBS station in Hampton Roads Va WHRV plays a lot of blues and Paul Shagru's program "Out of the Box" features an all blues program on Friday nights. He is really supportive of our local blues organization (Natchel' Blues Network) and plays and promotes our local musicians, blues and otherwise. We also have a high school radio station, WXRT , that has a great 3 hour blues program every weekday!
have you heard of tha goat? it's actually just CBG radio. pretty cool, check it out sometime. it features many artists from the nation. http://www.live365.com/stations/tha_goat just press play!
have you heard of tha goat? it's actually just CBG radio. pretty cool, check it out sometime. it features many artists from the nation. http://www.live365.com/stations/tha_goat
just press play!
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Ace said:
The show airs live on Mondays, from 2-4 PM (EST), but is available for streaming and/or downloading, as soon as the show is finished.
If you're interested, here's a link: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/eclecticladyland
There are 2 shows in the archive, so please feel free to check them out.
RR
Mark Werner said:
Can't easily put up links from my squad-car computer, but it's just:
www.kdhx.org.
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Thanks for sharing this with usl Mmmm-Hampton Roads. If I remember my history, that is where the Civil War naval battle between the Monitor and Merricack took place.
Bluesheart said:
Iggy said:
Nick said:
http://www.live365.com/stations/tha_goat
just press play!
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