Julie Wallis - Wild Thing 1982 www.youtube.com Julie Wallis - Wild Thing 1982 (Original by The Troggs 1965) Wild thing you make my heart sing you make everything groovy wild thing Wild thing you make my heart sing you make everything groovy wild thing Wild thing I think I love you but I wanna know it for sure so come hold me ...
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new blog posts: Lau Nau, Lauryn Hill, The Pop Group, Don Carlo Gesualdo, Rusko, and THE WXYC PIE. Check it out at:
WXYC www.wxycblog.blogspot.com Is this an ACTUAL new Lauryn Hill song? Is this even good? Does it matter? Now that she’s basically the William Forrester of hip-hop, anything that comes from the Lauryn Hill camp has to be treated as Internet Gold.
UNC professor and WXYC DJ Mark Katz hosts the Feature along with guest Ken Weiss, a veteran of the music industry. In addition to being a music supervisor for film and television, Ken has published and managed artists from Broadway composers to Crosby, Stills, & Nash. Tonight, Ken and Mark chat about 1967: the Summer of Love, the peak of psychedelia and the rising tide of blues and prog rock. Tune in, 9-midnight.
WXYC wxycblog.blogspot.com Due to a scheduling snafu, there was a blank spot in the schedule following last Saturday's 9pm show. It turns out that there is a cure for the (WXYC) summertime blues. Enter Y Fuego Mod, noise project of Music Director Jonathan W and new DJ Jon O. Fresh from a gig earlier that night in Greensboro, ...
Tonight at 8pm on The Backyard Barbecue (WXYC's weekly local music show):
Interview with Beth Turner, Executive Director of Girls Rock! NC, and set by Above Gravity (local girl garage band, all dewy-eyed high school students!)
Check the BBQ homepage for the upcoming schedule, including NUSS of bubble-wrapped International Noise Conference fame!
WXYC www.wxyc.org Greetings everyone from the light at the end of the (Holland) tunnel! That's right, beautiful Jersey City is my home away from home for the Summer. Even though I can still pick up great free-form radio on the FM dial, I've found myself tuning into WXYC's webcast quite regularly. There is no better c...
Tune in 9 to midnight for a feature on the late Windy City saxophonist Fred Anderson. Born in Louisiana, Anderson moved to Chicago where he helped shape that city's 60s sound. Working as a carpet installer to support his family, to whom he was deeply devoted, he supported his extended jazz family with his proprietorship of the Beehive and the Velvet Lounge. Hear his hard bop to free jazz works on 89.3, wxyc.org.
1-Bit Music www.1bitmusic.com An electronic circuit is assembled inside a CD case with a headphone jack on the side. The device plays back 40 minutes of low-fi 1-bit electronic music—the lowest possible digital representation of audio. Available now from Cantaloupe Music or as a limited art edition.
Free Music Archive: dead ceo - Zaum freemusicarchive.org In the 1990's, Chapel Hill, NC had a noted eclectic community of musical experimenters including the audio detournement of the Wifflefist Collective, the diverse crew behind the Transmissions festivals, and the large group improvisations of The Micro-East Collective.
