This video includes the Cricketbows’ song ‘charcoal’ from the album Diamonds. Used here with the permission of Cricketbows.
When a Class Ends on a High Note
Dr. J is a real professor and sometimes he is able to bring in the coolest guest speakers. This past Friday, April 28, he was able to convince Chad Wells of Cricketbows to share his experience with the class.
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Chad Wells talking about Dayton Punk Rock
Chad Wells of Cricketbows sharing his musical life experiences with some students at the University of Dayton.
An Epic Record.
Artist: TELEVISION Album: MARQUEE MOON [Welcome to Forty Year Friday, the weekly series on my favorite albums of 1977] Back in November 2011, after revisiting & writing about the complete discographies of six artists (Van Morrison, Talking Heads, The Band, Roxy Music, Paul Simon and Joni Mitchell), I wrote my first “B-Sides The Point” post […]
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Some interesting stuff
Your Dayton Music Insider is in vacation mode, so this is a short but sweet run down on all the fun shows I’m missing out on this weekend. Be sure you don’t miss out because there sure are some pretty sweet shows happening! Friday April 28th Cincinnati’s Frontier Folk Nebraska is performing with Dayton’s Manray at Trolley…
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What makes your favorite?
Recently we have been wondering what makes for a great music experience? What makes a venue a great place to see a band? Is it the ‘feel’ of a place? Is it the camaraderie of the staff, fellow music lovers, musicians? Or is a great place a matter of the sound in a space? Does great sound equal great experience? Maybe it is the fact of seeing your favorite performer(s) or hearing a song that you adore that makes a place special?
What do you think? Is it one of those reasons or is it something more about the culture of a location, street, neighborhood that makes for a powerful experience at a show?
Forty Year Friday – EARTH, WIND & FIRE “ALL ‘N ALL” — KamerTunesBlog
Artist: EARTH, WIND & FIRE Album: ALL ‘N ALL [Welcome to Forty Year Friday, the weekly series on my favorite albums of 1977] The funk/soul/R&B/pop collective known as Earth, Wind & Fire were on an incredible creative & commercial winning streak when they released their 8th studio album, All ‘N All, at the end of […]
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Dayton Music Insider: New Regrets
I love seeing live music, as you all know, but I do like my recordings too. Getting tracks laid down in the studio is not only expensive, it’s a time intensive, and methodical process. For that reason, I’m always so thrilled and impressed when our local bands release an album. This weekend, local punk band…
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Fun with Photos
All pictures courtesy of Gabrielle Elizabeth Studios! Follow her on twitter at gabrielleboltz and instagram at gabriell.e.lizabeth.
The Dead Licks in the Studio
Many thanks to The Dead Licks for joining us in the studio! See them on April 8 at Flanagan’s Pub in Dayton, Ohio!
All pictures courtesy of Gabrielle Elizabeth Studios! Follow her on twitter at gabrielleboltz and instagram at gabriell.e.lizabeth.
The Dead Licks
This Tuesday we are excited about having The Dead Licks in the studio playing live and chatting about their new record! They will join us in an expanded edition of YTAA at the 7pm hour! So, join us at 3pm as usual and hang out a little longer as we become Your Tuesday Evening Alternative until 8pm!
You can check out their sound on the terrific music on their Soundcloud page!
New Music
DIET CIG DEBUT ALBUM NOW STREAMING AT NPR ‘SWEAR I’M GOOD AT THIS’ OUTAPRIL 7TH VIA FRENCH KISS RECORDS PRE-ORDER HERE NEW MUSIC OF THE DAY – NME “Their twee stylings could easily become sickly sweet to a fault if mishandled, but Luciano’s honeyed voice makes the sentimental songwriting relatable.” – Pitchfork “The delightfully titled ‘Barf […]
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