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"Arrest Karl Rove!" - MinnesotaChange, "A Man for Our Times" - The Heavenly States; Geeknotes: Saint Patty Day Poetry Cram, Bloodlines - Tales From The African Diaspora, Finishing the Book - This Month...; Open Mic Stage: "Consumer Whore" - Team Smile and Nod, "Michael Moore on Karl Rove" - Liberal Viewer, "The Biggest Asshole In the World" - Cartographer, "The Moon Represents my Heart" - Emar, "My Voice Is Gone" - Tom Howie, "Zeit Heilt" - sect23/Vanessa Devinie, "Stay" - burjcris, "Forget the Naughts" - Rival Dickens, "EVIL HEAD" - Hell Fire Club; Map Room: Tata Nano EV – World’s Cheapest Electric Car, Forget Fingerprints – Supersleuths Develops Software to Analyze the Nose, Physicist Discovers How to Teleport Energy, ‘Brain Washing’ Technique Could Reduce Disability In Newborn Babies; Venue Verite: The Young Turks Check Out What Karl Rove Did To Don Siegelman, "Don’t Praise the Machine" - We’re Gonna Fight the Eskimos Next; "Yves Klein Blue" - Acrilic Colors

This week far too busy recorading to do anything else. The 6music debate continues, We have all lost The Game. Pink Floyd win royalties for digital downloads, Tom Morello works on Iron Man 2, Major Labels say bands need labels, what do you think? Drop me a line.

You will hear:

• BeBop Sing-a-long, by Thunder Buffalo – USA
• All these Things, by Antiqcool – UK
• Cross Product, by Alpha Conspiracy – USA
• Little Ashes, by Heliopause – UK
• Flowers and Dust, by Museum – Germany
• Ships with holes will sink, by We were promised Jetpacks – UK
• My confession, by The August Infinity – USA
• Confessions 3am, by Magnesium Jake – USA
• King of Rock City, by Nero Zero – USA
• No Matter What, by Automatic Black – USA

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Show 100 - Telegram from Kermit - takes a retrospective look at Show 0 and Show 1 from July 2006, and discovers which of the musicians played on those shows are still actively creating music. We listen to the original tracks from these artists alongside new tracks from their most recent recordings. Oh, and there's a word from froggy royalty too, along with two important announcements.

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Tom George - See The People
[MySpace] [facebook]
Tom appears on the Liverpool Music Today CD [Ultimate Fake]

Invocal - Take Care Fool / Bubblewrap
[website] [MySpace]
Buy Take Care Fool on 6-track EP Problem Pages available as a download only [bandcamp]
Buy Bubblewrap on the new EP Strange Sugar from [Bandcamp] [Nettle Wine] [CD Baby] [iTunes]

To watch the video for Bubblewrap click below

Mark Jones (Walter Wall) - Sing A Song / Life's Alright
[Website] [MySpace - markvjonesmusic]
[MySpace - walterwalluk] [MySpace - morewalterwall]
Buy Life's Alright on the Liverpool Music Today CD [Ultimate Fake]

Joe Keelan - Simple Little Song
The Random Family - Lullaby
[MySpace - therandomfamily1]

Graham Holland - The Greens / Reinstalling Windows (1929 edit)
[grahamholland.co.uk] [itsafrogslife.net]
[MySpace] [facebook]

Tom George - Drifter
[MySpace] [facebook]
'Drifter' available on the Liverpool Music Today CD from [Ultimate Fake Records]

BEDDING
Andrew Ellis - Blind Mary
itsafrogslife.net/andrewellis
From the CD Midnight On The Water

All of the artists in Show 100 were originally played on Show 0 or Show 1. Both of these shows are available to download using the links below.

Show 0 - One, two, three, testing
Friday 14th July 2006

Show 1 - The first of many
Wednesday 19th July 2006

Three musicians from Shows #0 and #1 didn't make it into Show 100...

• Adam James Taylor hasn't logged on to MySpace since 2008
• Micky Petyt (now called Cash Considine) hasn't logged on to MySpace since October 2009
• Ginny Clee's website hasn't been updated since 2005!!!

ALSO ON THE SHOW
[Theme tune] Andrew Ellis - Blind Mary
Association of Music Podcasting [website] [AMPed]
Supported by Libsyn
Listen to the Made In The UK show
Liverpool Acoustic

WHERE TO FIND THIS PODCAST
Shownotes - itsafrogslife.net/podcast
[MySpace] [Facebook group] [Mevio]
[iTunes leave a lovely 5-star review]
[Podcast Alley - vote for the show!]

Get this show automatically for free
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AND FINALLY...
If you like any of the artists on this podcast then please support them by telling your friends, visiting their websites, going to their gigs, and buying their music. Remember to tell them that you heard their music on the It's A Frog's Life Acoustic Podcast. Help to keep music real.

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Today’s Daily Dose is a companion track to episode #171 of Insomnia Radio featuring Each Passing Day’s frontman Loren Radis.

Loren sent us this un-mixed demo of a track called “Barefoot” with Bob Liepman on cello, recorded by Steve Crimmel at Painted Sky Studios.

It’s quite beautiful in its simplicity, and personally I hope not much changes between this demo version and the final album version.

Download | Subscribe | Subscribe in iTunes | Subscribe to Everything ARTIST LINKS:

• Each Passing Day’s Official Site
• Follow Each Passing Day on Twitter

Welcome to episode 63 of Erk FM. This episode is the first in a 2 part special featuring indie artists from Perth, Western Australia. Peter Renzullo from Scudley Records approached Erk FM to feature a new indie album called Folkfore Volume 1. Peter is hoping that this will be the first of many in the Folklore series of CD's. In the first episode of the series, you heard the female artists from the album with the guys to follow right now! To hear the interview about the album and more about the artists, listen to Erk FM episode 58.

Song list:

• Sing Me To Sleep - Ryan Webb
• Damm Shame - The Scuttle Bugs
• Let It Slide - Lost, Not Hiding
• At The Windsor - Salv
• Out Of My Depth - Pete Usher
• Seventh Sky - Ji Deeq
• Four Kinds of Cheese - Heath Marshall
• Ballad of Dangerous Dave - Andrew P Bond
• Small Hands - Brendan Gaspari

Contact

Voicemail (Australia): 02 8003 6905

Voicemail (US): 661-524-5375 (5ERK)

Voicemail (Skype): erkpod

Email: erkpod@gmail.com

Twitter: @erkpod (personal) or @erkfm (Channel Erk music updates)

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Music Info

Music on this episode was supplied to Erk as shown in the show notes and is played with the permission of either the artist, music supplier/partner, management or promotion company.

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Episode Info Duration: 47 minutes

Welcome to an hour of all new music on Insomnia Radio #171. From genre bleeders to bleeding hearts, this episode is jam packed.

You’ll also notice a healthy dose of FaceBook links in the shownotes because EVERY SINGLE ARTIST is on there, woot! I’ve been fairly active there as well, so be sure to add me . Enjoy the show!

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10 (+1) Reasons Insomnia Radio Exists:

1. The Wrecking: Fire | MySpace | Facebook
2. Sentinel: Finale | Site | Facebook
3. Madras: Go On | Site | Facebook
4. Still Time: 27 | Site | Facebook
5. Maydrim: Cry Out | Site | Facebook
6. Reni Lane: Place for Us | Site | Facebook
7. Chad Hollister: Grow (thanks Rodrigo!) | Site | Facebook
8. Each Passing Day: Scrape ‘Em Off | Site | Facebook
9. Courtesy Blush: Sun Divider | MySpace | Facebook
10. The Canon Logic: Nights at Armor Mansion | Site |Facebook
11. (Musicbed: I Am Not Left Handed)

Links & Shouts:

• Just Coffee | Insomnia Blend!
• For the video gamers: Jason’s Examiner Page
• The Justin Wayne Show
• Insomnia Radio: Twitter | Facebook | Not Myspace!
• Insomnia Radio: Genetics (our hosts on Twitter)

Senryu
“Inklings”
from Inkling
(El Deth)

Release Date: April 13, 2010

Additional Listening: Bandcamp

Inkling Track Listing
01. A Missing Page In This Memory
02. MORNINGKIDNIGHTKID
03. Inklings
04. The Best Weak
05. A Trail Of Asterisks
06. Up We Go
07. Obsess Much
08. Fang By Fang
09. I Hope You Don’t Burn In Hell (Just Kidding)
10. Natural Regretter
11. Can You Hear Those Trumpets?

Performance Dates
03/12: Knoxville, TN @ Pilot Light
03/20: Austin, TX @ Moose Lodge (SXSW)
03/31: Athens, GA @ Go Bar
04/02: St. Louis, MO @ City Museum
04/03: Jackson, MS @ Ole Tavern
04/23: Nashville, TN @ Nossi College
05/08: Pittsburgh, PA @ Modern Formations

Hop on in and make sure you turn the stereo up nice and loud for Kendra!

We are back with another healthy dose of great rock and roll for those of you hungry for more after our record 25 song podcast last week. This week is part 2 of our look back at 2009 as we prime ourselves for another year of amazing rock and roll here at the Rock and Roll Report Podcast. Next week I settle down and revert to my usual 10 song, 45 minute length but for this week, here is another extended shot of rock and roll fun.
As usual you have a wide range of styles from a wider range of bands and artists who are either unsigned or are signed to independent record labels. If you like what you hear please consider supporting these bands in a tangible way by buying their music, going to their shows and buying their merch.

If you want to subscribe to the podcast, just click either of the links below:

Subscribe to The Rock and Roll Report Podcast

And if you want to get a hold of me or anybody at the Rock and Roll Report just email us at rockandrollreport@gmail.com . You can also add us as a friend on MySpace at www.myspace.com/rockandrollreport our check out our Facebook Group.

If you are in a band or with a record label you can submit your music by checking out our listing on SonicBids.

This is what I played this week:

1. Rock and Roll Report Podcast Intro by Featured On Fridays
2. Executioners Day by Heavens Basement
3. Free by Broken Man
4. My So Called Friend by Kris Bell
5. Demon In The Sack by Devi
6. Mix It Up by My Machine
7. The Truth Lies Here by Fourthwall
8. Tell No One by Fixer
9. So Scared by The Smears
10. Black and White by Keating
11. Rock N Roll Queen by Mary Rose Obsession
12. One Way Ticket by Surefire Machine
13. Brotherhood by 27 Miles
14. Boogie Up by Paperback Freud
15. Love You Like An Animal by Top Johnny!
16. Fear by Silent Treatment
17. Rolling Stones by Vanity Ink
18. What You’re Doing To Me by Shotgun Revolution
19. Mudslide by Dirt Road Logic
20. Sticky Situations by Poison Arrows
21. Burn By Mad Temple
22. Pressure by Special Ops
23. Super Palindromes by Sultan Pepper
24. Fortune Teller by Baby Woodrose
25. Oh No, No, No by The Morning Stars
26. Rain by 21 Reasons
27. Rock and Roll Report Podcast Outro by Featured On Fridays

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Thanks so much for listening. See you next week!

Related Posts:

• Rock and Roll Report Podcast #65 – Get It On!
• Rock Class Is Back In Session! It’s About Time For Rock and Roll Report Podcast #66!
• Rock and Roll Report Podcast #51 – Shake Me!
• Rock and Roll Report Podcast #64 – The Best Thing to Stick In Your Ears!
• Rock and Roll Report Podcast #45 – The Truth Lies Here
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Yes, hard to believe, but I've actually been doing this show for 5 straight years.  321 episodes and no sign of stopping!  This episode is a long one, but well worth it !

 The first half of the show is just me rambling and reflecting, the the last half has Emmitt of the Emmitt and Rick show joining me at Powell's Pub in Ypsilanti, MI!

Voice Mails and comments from: Country Co-worker and Mikel OD of Most People Are DJs !

Music from:

Zalinski
Vista
Ellie
Chamber of Echoes
e-god
Pop Will Eat Itself (PWEI)

"Phylum Sinter pulls of an airy and scantily clad track with great bones."  Chris MacDonald, IndieFeed(Phylum Sinter on IndieFeed Electronica)

"Styliztik and KB give thanks with an informative run down citing some important contributors to Black History, over a feel good guitar and beat that makes your head bop." - Dirt E. Dutch, IndieFeed (DJ Revolution presents Malcolm and Martin on IndieFeed Hip Hop.)

Yeah Yeah Yeahs- Pin

seyCet- Opal

Hannah Georgas- Thick Skin

Sia- You've Changed

Ellie Goulding- Starry Eyed

Phenomenal Handclap Ban- 15 to 20

Kate Nash- Foundations

This week's playlist:

• A. Enlightenment B. Endarkenment (Hint: There is no C) (3:09) by Ray Wylie Hubbard, from A. Enlightenment B. Endarkenment (Hint: There is no C) (2010); available from the store at RayWylie.com and the iTMS. Visit RayWylie.com for more information.

• The Girl Who Wept Stones (3:16) by Brother Dege Legg, from Folk Songs of the American Longhair (2010); available from DegeLegg.com. Visit DegeLegg.com for more information.

• Wicked Wanda (4:35) by Popa Chubby, from The Fight Is On (2010); scheduled for release in the U.S. on March 22nd on the Blind Pig label. Advance orders can be placed at the products page of PopaChubby.com. Visit PopaChubby.com for more information.

• I'm Tide (3:57) by Joe Louis Walker, from from Between a Rock and the Blues (2009); available from StonyPlainRecords.com and the iTMS. Visit JoeLouisWalker.com for more information.

• Hard Days Blues (4:12), Ain't No Fun When The Rabbit Got The Gun (2:54) and Fallin' Down (4:24), all by the Cash Box Kings, and all from I-94 Blues (2010); scheduled for release by Blue Bella Records on March 16th. Visit both CashBoxKings.com and BlueBellaRecords.com for more information.

• One More Gig (2:54) by Andre Bisson, from Rhythm and Blues Experience (2008); available from CDBaby.com and the iTMS. Visit AndreBisson.ca for more information.

• Worse Without You (3:40) by Ramblin Dawgs, from Shoot 'Em Up (2009); available from the store at their site and the iTMS. Visit RamblinDawgs.com for more information.

• Like The Bad Girls Do (2:47) by Jacks O Diamonds, from Here There & Everywhere (2009). To buy Here There & Everywhere, send email to jdofjacksodiamonds (at) yahoo (dot) com. Visit JacksODiamonds.net for more information.

Mentioned during this show: many, many thanks to StonyPlainRecords.com and BlueBellaRecords.com.

To contact me: send email to murphyssaloon (at) gmail (dot) com - you can also contact me through: Facebook, MySpace and Twitter. My Flickr photo collection is here. My Google profile is here. You can read items I share in Google Reader here. You are invited to write reviews of Murphy's Saloon Blues Podcast in the iTunes Music Store.

Primary sources of information about the blues: The Blues Foundation and the Delta Blues Museum; be sure to download and listen to the DBM's top-notch (and free) podcast, the Uncensored History of the Blues; BluesRevue.com, the online home of Blues Revue magazine; BigCityBluesMag.com, the online home of Big City Blues magazine; and BluesCritic.com.

Recommended reading: Today's Chicago Blues (Amazon link) by Karen Hanson, an excellent guide to all things blues in present-day Chicago. Karen also blogs about the blues at Today's Chicago Blues.

For things to do in Chicago: The Local Tourist and The Chicago Reader.

Two wonderful non-traditional online sources of Chicago news: Gapers Block and the Chicagoist.

(Something noteworthy being done by a hard working and very talented friend of mine: Flamenco Chicago)

(The music you hear on Murphy's Saloon comes to you courtesy of the artists and their labels. One of the following may have provided assistance as an intermediary: IODA PROMONET, AirplayDirect, RadioSubmit.com, the Podsafe Music Network, Download.com or Garageband.com, )

The Rock Deli #34
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Padgett
Seek Irony
Low
www.myspace.com/seekirony
Scarred
Haunting Memories
www.myspace.com/scarredmetal
The Strokers
What Could Have Been
www.myspace.com/thestrokersdadion
Motorband
Heart of the Machine
www.myspace.com/motorbandd
Life On Hold
Honey (I Blame You)
www.myspace.com/lifeonholdmusic
Rebel Inc.
Killin' The Future
www.myspace.com/rebelincmusic
Randy Gonet Project
Azure
www.myspace.com/randygonetproject
Piranah
Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck
www.myspace.com/piranahrocks
Qantince
The Hero That You Need
www.myspace.com/qantice
Riley Padgett
The White Shadows

Screens
“Saturdays”

Performance Dates
3/09: Brooklyn, NY @ Death By Audio 21 & up w/ Aa, PC Worship, YVETTE
3/11: Princeton, NJ @ Terrace Club @ Princeton w/ Aa
3/12: Philadelphia, PA @ Danger Danger Gallery
3/13: Washington, DC @ Comet Pizza and Ping w/ Aa, Big Gold Belt
3/14: Charlotte, NC @ Snug Harbor w/ Aa, French Door
3/15: Athens, GA @ Farm w/ Aa
3/16: New Orleans, LA @ Circle Bar w/ Aa
3/17: Houston, TX @ Super Happy Funland w/ Aa
3/21: Oklahoma City, OK @ The Conservatory
3/22: Lawrence, KS @ Replay Lounge
3/23: Iowa City, IA @ The Mill
3/24: Chicago, IL @ Beat Kitchen w/ Golden Triangle
3/25: Cleveland, OH @ Now That’s Class w/ Golden Triangle
3/26: Rochester, NY @ The Bug Jar w/ Golden Triangle

Austin, TX – SXSW Dates
3/18: Greed Glamour Fashion @ The Parlor
3/19: South by South Mess @ 21 St. Co-Op
Switched On/We Shot JR @ Victory Grill
3/20: AYEAYEAYE Records @ Plumage Vintage
Cinder Gallery @ OK Mountain
Panache / NY Night Train Party @ Spiderhouse
3/21: Panache Hangover Party @ Beerland

You know we like our genre-bleeders here at Insomnia Radio. Here’s one that just graced our inbox from Southern California:

Open Hand is your typical modern alt/rock band with stony guitars and a heavy beat. But you can expect to hear playful female vocals, pounding German melodies, and a dollop of rap for good measure in “Honey.” (Out April 2010, we’ll keep you posted.)

They produce progressive music with a wide range of talented artists, collaborating with Matt Talbot from the Illinois rock band Hum and Christopher “Kid” Reid of the hip-hop sensation Kid n’ Play.

This album opens up a market beyond the “rock” genre and promises to deliver an eclectic range of voices and structure. [From Official Bio]

UPCOMING LIVE DATES:

• Mar 11, 8:00 pm @ The Rainbow Los Angeles, CA
• Mar 18, 6:00 pm @ The Jackalope – SXSW Austin, TX
• Mar 20, 7:00 pm @ Canvas Bar & Gallery – SXSW Austin, TX

Download | Subscribe | Subscribe in iTunes Artist Links

• Open Hand @ MySpace

"May's voice cuts in the most delightful way, picking up gravitational pull from the worlds of Coco Rosie Thao and Joanna Newsome."  Chris MacDonald, IndieFeed(Pree on IndieFeed Indie Pop)

"Rebekah Raa and team take sweet angular C86-style jangle, and throw it over the Aughts."  Chris MacDonald, IndieFeed(Stricken City on IndieFeed Alternative and Modern Rock)

Music:  
Miho Wada - Piss Off  
OMD - Sister Marie Says (Free download)  
Ian McNabb - New Light  
Glissando - Gleikken (Live)  
Phoenix And The Turtle - Stuart Drives A Comfortable Car  
Elizabeth Blair - Halifax Explosion  
Suzanne Vega - Gypsy (free download) 
Projeckt - The Compass  
Sharp Practise - School Of Rock 
Catgut - Essex  
Buckman Page - Cait In Spain  
Brother Dege - The Battle Of New Orleans (free download)   

Poetry:  Snot - Nic Treadwell

The title track from their recent album on reapandsow, Inc by Chester Bay from Minneapolis, MN

Chester Bay is a melting pot of rock n roll influences. They combine Blues roots with catchy hooks creating an appealing sound that does not disappoint!

Their influences range from Folk to Ska, Blues to Reggae: the end result being an eclectic brand of Rock. By merging an unbeatable sound with an energetic live show, Chester Bay has been captivating audiences since their inception in 2004.

Fueled by Folky twin vocalists, a Blues driven guitarist and a heavy hitting drummer born for Rock N Roll, Chester Bay will continue to entertain crowds Nation-wide!

This Album melds bits of Classic Rock, Reggae, Folk, And Blues into an energetic mix of hook laden tunes. Download | Subscribe | Subscribe in iTunes | Subscribe to All Links

• myspace.com/chesterbay

IODA Links

• Chester Bay
• “Get Free” (mp3)
• from “Get Free”
• (reapandsow, Inc.)

• More On This Album