Music You Can't Hear on the Radio
with John Weingart
33⅓+ years on WPRB in Princeton, NJ
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Radio Tonight (May 5, 2013)
Music You Can’t Hear On The Radio tonight from 7:00-10:00 pm on WPRB 103.3 FM. The best radio show I’m likely to hear all week.
With a new album from Bobby McFerrin and Pete Seeger ‘s 94th birthday, how could it be bad?
And, unlike last Sunday, the WPRB webstream should be working for the whole show.
Last night’s show
WPRB’s webstream was down for most of last night, returning just for the final 30-40 minutes of the show. Here is what the massive radio audience was able to hear:
ohn Weingart
Music You Can’t Hear On The Radio
WPRB, 103.3 FM and WPRB.com
Princeton, New Jersey
Playlist for April 28, 2013
Artist
“Title”
Album
(Label)
Gid Tanner & The Skillet Lickers
“The Census Taker excerpt (1930)”
Gid Tanner
(Old Homestead LP)
Richie Havens
“My Father’s Shoes”
Cuts To The Chase
(Rhino)
Chris Vallillo
“Old Joe Clark”
The Last Day of Winter
(Gin Ridge)
Sutton, Hold and Coleman
“Streamline Cannonball”
Ready For These Times
(High Windy)
The Quiet American
“Posey’s Song”
Wild Bill Jones
(Quiet American Music)
Pharis & Jason Romero
“Long Gone Out West Blues”
Long Gone Out West Blues
(Lula)
Marley’s Ghost
“Going To The West”
Live at the Freight
(Sage Arts)
Rita Hoskins
“Sierra Bound”
Little Boat
(Hearth PR)
Linda Ronstadt
“High Sierra”
Fells Like Home
(Elektra)
Linda Ronstadt
“Tattler”
Hasten Down The Wind
(Asylum LP)
Shep Cooke
“Concert Tour of Mars”
Concert Tour of Mars
(Sierra LP)
John Prine
“Linda Goes To Mars”
Anthology: Great Ones
(Rhino)
Tim Wilson
“Merle The Magician”
Gettin’ My Mind Right
(Capitol)
New American Farmers
“Everywhere”
Brand New Day
(Barncat)
Christine Lavin
“Regretting”
Future Fossils
(Philo LP)
Steve Martin & Edie Brickell
“Love Has Come For You”
Love Has Come For You
(Rounder)
John Reischman
“Little Pine Siskin”
Walk Along John
(Corvus)
Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen
“Day To Day”
On The Edge
(Compass)
Dylan Sneed
“Climb This Wall”
Texodus
(Dylan Sneed)
The Clancy Brothers
“Children’s Medley (part)”
The Complete 1963 Concert
(Columbia/Legacy)
David Maloney
“Roshambo”
Davy Joe Malone
(Pelican)
David Maloney
“Me & The Stones”
Davy Joe Malone
(Pelican)
Gram Parsons
“The New Soft Shoe”
GP/Grievous Angel
(Reprise)
The Steel Wheels
“The Race”
No More Rain
(TSW)
John Prine and …
“When I Paint My Masterpiece”
Love For Levon
(StarVista)
Mark Graham & Orville Johnson
“Lost John”
The Kings of Mongrel Folk
(Mongrel Folk)
Bob Dylan
“Ain’t Got No Home”
Woody Guthrie Tribute Concert
(Columbia LP)
The Band
“Ain’t Got No Home”
Moondog Matinee
(Capitol LP)
Jakob Dylan
“Ain’t Got No Home”
Love For Levon
(StarVista)
Jay Psaros
“Sugarcoat Band”
Simply
(Jay Psaros)
Ralph McTell
“Spiral Staircase”
Spiral Staircase
(Transatlantic LP)
The Hillbenders
“Spinning in Circles”
Can You Hear Me?
(Compass)
Doug & Telisha Williams
“20.2″
Ghost of the Knoxville Girl
(DandW.com)
Bob Brozman
“Devil’s slide”
Devil’s Slide
(Rounder LP)
Bob Brozman
“Love My Stuff”
Hello, Central
(Rounder LP)
The Stray Birds
“Heavy Hands”
The Stray Birds
(The Stray Birds)
Molly Ventner & Eban Pariser
“Work I Done”
Goodnight Moonshine
(HearthPR)
Dan Weber
“Hank and Jesus”
Ash and Bone
(Eight Ball)
Randy Brown
“Lloyd”
But Wait There’s More
(Randy Brown)
Martin Mull
“Jesus Christ, Football Star”
Mulling It Over
(Razor & Tie)
L.E. McCullough
“Let Jesus Be Your Pitstop”
Late Bloomer
(Kicking Mule LP)
Old Man Luedecke
“Kingdom Come”
Tender Is The Night
(True North Records)
Hans Theessink
“New Home On The Hill”
Wishing Well
(Blue Groove)
S.E. Rogie
“Jaimgba Tutu”
Dead Men Do
(Don’t Know)
Linda Ronstadt
“Long Long Time”
Silk Purse
(Capitol LP)
Richie Havens
“Times They Are A Changin”
Cuts To The Chase
(Rhino)
Emmylou Harris
“Buckaroo & Love’s Gonna Live Here Again”
Last Date
(Eminent)
Comments and questions welcome to John Weingart at
Radio@veryseldom.com or
79 Rittenhouse Road, Stockton, NJ 08559
Tonight’s Show
Tonight’s show will be centered around five new albums I’ve been enjoying this week from:
- David J Maloney
- Peter Cooper & Eric Brace
- Hans Theessink
- John Reischman and
- Steve Martin & Edie Brickell.
I hope you can listen with me from 7:00-10:00 pm on WPRB 103.3 FM and WPRB.com.
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Music You Can't Hear On The Radio was begun by John Weingart in February 1974 to weave folk music, string band music, bluegrass blues, humor, the Grateful Dead and occasional news clippings and readings into a whole that aims to be, as often as possible, bigger than the sum of its parts. The program usually includes a mix of CDs and LPs each often linked to the ones that came before and follow after in a way intended to evoke interest, amusement, surprise, profound educational experiences, bewilderment, or other forms of active engagement. The opening song and other parts of the program may refer to particularly current news or seasonal events.
Every Sunday evening, for a few minutes usually sometime between 8:45 and 9:15 pm, the program includes a reading of selected concerts in the central New Jersey, Bucks County and Philadelphia area. These events and many more are maintained on a list available at the Concert Calendar page. To have other events noted on the list, please e-mail a barebones version of the relevant information.