Post by jptheprofessor on May 3, 2009 21:32:57 GMT -5
Hello Everyone,
Here is the recap of the May 3 edition of Rocky 104.9's weekly local music program, "The Homegrown Rocker," which airs every Sunday night from 8 to 10 PM on WRKY-FM (www.rocky1049.com).
With no guests scheduled this week, we made full use out of the opportunity to break out some of the numerous recordings that have arrived at “Homegrown Rocker” headquarters in recent weeks. We debuted a plethora of new tunes from Four Day Crawl, Little Buddy, Skyfall, Coilcell, Styll, Ripe, Skell, Flux Capacitor, Seas We Fear to Sail and Ninetail. We also updated Local Music News, and checked out a 1986 tune from Erie rockers Mars for a Local Music Flashback. In addition, we reviewed Chris Vipond and the Stanley Street Band’s I CD in “The Professor’s CD Corner.” Again, another busy week!
Here is this week's playlist:
HOUR ONE:
HI-TYDE – “Bad Night”
LIKE A MOVIE – “The Views of the Revolutionary Towards Himself”
FOUR DAY CRAWL – “Nothing Left to Call My Own”
LITTLE BUDDY – “Never a Bad Time”
SKYFALL – “Great Escape”
ZELAZOWA – “Serene”
COILCELL – “Labyrinth”
LIES, INC. – “Don’t Blink”
STYLL – “Bitter Lies”
THUNDERBOX – “My Favorite Pain”
HOUR TWO:
FELIX & THE HURRICANES – “I Just Had to Play the Blues”
BRIAN CUPPLES – “Gotta Go” (performed live 11/14/08 at SoFar Festival)
RIPE – “The Desert”
CHRIS VIPOND & THE STANLEY STREET BAND – “Yourself”
SKELL – “Slow Mo”
MARS – “Ash Tuesday” (1986, Local Music Flashback)
FLUX CAPACITOR – “Moth”
SATANIC BAT – “Norse Sagas”
SEAS WE FEAR TO SAIL – “Overchill”
SOLEGION – “Sovereign Mantra”
NINETAIL – “Trials of a Madman”
WAY DOWN EAST – “Summon the Sea Hag”
This Sunday night, again with no guests scheduled, we’ll take the opportunity to get caught up on more new CD’s that have arrived at “Homegrown Rocker” headquarters in recent weeks. We’ll debut a ton of new tunes from various local/regional bands and artists. We'll also update Local Music News, rummage the local music archive for a Local Music Flashback, plus review another local CD or two in "The Professor's CD Corner." More local and regional music to the max on the “Homegrown Rocker,” this Sunday night!
Forthcoming guests and specials include:
MAY 17 – SLACKER THEORY
MAY 24 – MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL (PAST AREA BANDS/ARTISTS)
JUNE 7 – MYSTERYTRAIN
JUNE 14 – THIS CALLING
JUNE 28 – SPIRIT LOST
For regular updates on what is happening on the area music scene, pay a visit to Rockpage (www.rockpage.net). Rockpage features band links, a message board, "Homegrown Rocker" updates, the online 'zine publication "The Final Cut," and other local music scene information.
Bands and artists interested in having music aired on "The Homegrown Rocker" are invited to send their broadcast-quality recordings to: WRKY Radio, One Forever Drive, Hollidaysburg, PA 16648; ATTN: Jim Price. Or drop the recordings off at the station during regular business hours, Monday-Friday 9 AM - 5 PM. You can also email me with inquiries about the show at profjp@rocky1049.com.
Jim Price
In Local Music News…
This year’s line-up has been announced for the Summer Sounds of Jazz concert series, taking place on select Fridays throughout the summer at downtown Altoona’s Curtin Plaza. New Jersey southern-styled blues and jazz performers South Saturn Delta kick off the free concerts on Friday, June 5. They will be followed by Euphoria on June 19, the Randy Jackson Jazz Band on July 10, Tommy Wareham & the Intrigues on July 24, Jazz In Your Face on August 7, and New Jersey’s Blue Number Nine on August 21. Proceeds from the concerts help out the Blair County Arts Foundation, Altoona Community Theatre and the Altoona Area Public Library.
One of the Altoona area’s most popular duos is calling it quits. Rock & Rye have announced that they will be playing their final show this Thursday night at the Belmar Hotel in Altoona, ending an eight-year run on area stages. “Rye,” Ryan Clark, is planning to put together a new full-band project in the coming months. The pair are parting on friendly terms.
And sad late news that arrived moments after the "Homegrown Rocker" ended...Harry Walter of Altoona, who played bass in recent years with Midnight Flyer, Generation Gap and The Hawks, has passed away. We'll have more about this story next week as more details become available.
Here is the recap of the May 3 edition of Rocky 104.9's weekly local music program, "The Homegrown Rocker," which airs every Sunday night from 8 to 10 PM on WRKY-FM (www.rocky1049.com).
With no guests scheduled this week, we made full use out of the opportunity to break out some of the numerous recordings that have arrived at “Homegrown Rocker” headquarters in recent weeks. We debuted a plethora of new tunes from Four Day Crawl, Little Buddy, Skyfall, Coilcell, Styll, Ripe, Skell, Flux Capacitor, Seas We Fear to Sail and Ninetail. We also updated Local Music News, and checked out a 1986 tune from Erie rockers Mars for a Local Music Flashback. In addition, we reviewed Chris Vipond and the Stanley Street Band’s I CD in “The Professor’s CD Corner.” Again, another busy week!
Here is this week's playlist:
HOUR ONE:
HI-TYDE – “Bad Night”
LIKE A MOVIE – “The Views of the Revolutionary Towards Himself”
FOUR DAY CRAWL – “Nothing Left to Call My Own”
LITTLE BUDDY – “Never a Bad Time”
SKYFALL – “Great Escape”
ZELAZOWA – “Serene”
COILCELL – “Labyrinth”
LIES, INC. – “Don’t Blink”
STYLL – “Bitter Lies”
THUNDERBOX – “My Favorite Pain”
HOUR TWO:
FELIX & THE HURRICANES – “I Just Had to Play the Blues”
BRIAN CUPPLES – “Gotta Go” (performed live 11/14/08 at SoFar Festival)
RIPE – “The Desert”
CHRIS VIPOND & THE STANLEY STREET BAND – “Yourself”
SKELL – “Slow Mo”
MARS – “Ash Tuesday” (1986, Local Music Flashback)
FLUX CAPACITOR – “Moth”
SATANIC BAT – “Norse Sagas”
SEAS WE FEAR TO SAIL – “Overchill”
SOLEGION – “Sovereign Mantra”
NINETAIL – “Trials of a Madman”
WAY DOWN EAST – “Summon the Sea Hag”
This Sunday night, again with no guests scheduled, we’ll take the opportunity to get caught up on more new CD’s that have arrived at “Homegrown Rocker” headquarters in recent weeks. We’ll debut a ton of new tunes from various local/regional bands and artists. We'll also update Local Music News, rummage the local music archive for a Local Music Flashback, plus review another local CD or two in "The Professor's CD Corner." More local and regional music to the max on the “Homegrown Rocker,” this Sunday night!
Forthcoming guests and specials include:
MAY 17 – SLACKER THEORY
MAY 24 – MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL (PAST AREA BANDS/ARTISTS)
JUNE 7 – MYSTERYTRAIN
JUNE 14 – THIS CALLING
JUNE 28 – SPIRIT LOST
For regular updates on what is happening on the area music scene, pay a visit to Rockpage (www.rockpage.net). Rockpage features band links, a message board, "Homegrown Rocker" updates, the online 'zine publication "The Final Cut," and other local music scene information.
Bands and artists interested in having music aired on "The Homegrown Rocker" are invited to send their broadcast-quality recordings to: WRKY Radio, One Forever Drive, Hollidaysburg, PA 16648; ATTN: Jim Price. Or drop the recordings off at the station during regular business hours, Monday-Friday 9 AM - 5 PM. You can also email me with inquiries about the show at profjp@rocky1049.com.
Jim Price
In Local Music News…
This year’s line-up has been announced for the Summer Sounds of Jazz concert series, taking place on select Fridays throughout the summer at downtown Altoona’s Curtin Plaza. New Jersey southern-styled blues and jazz performers South Saturn Delta kick off the free concerts on Friday, June 5. They will be followed by Euphoria on June 19, the Randy Jackson Jazz Band on July 10, Tommy Wareham & the Intrigues on July 24, Jazz In Your Face on August 7, and New Jersey’s Blue Number Nine on August 21. Proceeds from the concerts help out the Blair County Arts Foundation, Altoona Community Theatre and the Altoona Area Public Library.
One of the Altoona area’s most popular duos is calling it quits. Rock & Rye have announced that they will be playing their final show this Thursday night at the Belmar Hotel in Altoona, ending an eight-year run on area stages. “Rye,” Ryan Clark, is planning to put together a new full-band project in the coming months. The pair are parting on friendly terms.
And sad late news that arrived moments after the "Homegrown Rocker" ended...Harry Walter of Altoona, who played bass in recent years with Midnight Flyer, Generation Gap and The Hawks, has passed away. We'll have more about this story next week as more details become available.