We Do Not Stop: Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative

ImageWe continue all summer long with great new, indie, and local music. Join Dr. J for hour one from 3-4pm when we will be featuring Luke Frazier, Mikal Cronin, Koala Fires, Junip, The Story Changes, and much more! Brand new music from Guided by Voices — yeah, we know that is not too surprising! — except that we also have new music from Iggy and the Stooges! Got your attention now?!

Mrs. Dr. J will bring her radio sophistication from 4-6pm and we will kick things up a notch or three! We have many new songs to bring your way and we are very excited. Now, we can’t go through them all here because that would be telling, right? And sometimes the best reveal is as it is happening!

Tomorrow we will unveil the choice for the on-air book review so you will have plenty of time to read the book so you can participate!

So tomorrow from 3 to 6pm, your Tuesday takes an alternative path with music, concert information, and a few surprising announcements! Tune in it will be fun. We promise.  And you can trust us because the show goes all summer long without a break!  Isn’t that nice? We promise to be there for you every Tuesday. Image

Oklahoma Disaster Relief

Dear Tuesday Afternooners,

By now you know about the tragedy that is unfolding in Oklahoma. Here at Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative we wanted to provide you with an opportunity to help support the relief effort.  

Red Cross:

Donate to the Red Cross Disaster Relief fund here.  The Red Cross also suggests giving blood at your local hospital or blood bank. If you want to text a $10 donation to the Disaster Relief fund, text the word REDCROSS to 90999.

Oklahoma Baptist Disaster Relief:

Monetary donations are requested. To donate, go to the Oklahoma Baptist Disaster Relief’s website.

Salvation Army:

Donate at SalvationArmyUSA.org. You can also text the word STORM to 80888 to make a $10 donation.

United Way of Central Oklahoma’s Disaster Relief Fund:

Donations may be made online here.

Best, -Dr. J and Mrs. Dr. J

We have not forgotten you: A new Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative

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Sam at Eleven – photo courtesy of DaytonMostMetro.com

This Tuesday we will be playing three hours of independent, local, and Dayton music for you! Our theme this week is remembrance. We will be exploring how music can create powerful memories, build connections between strangers, and why a song can all too easily transport you back to a moment in time.

We will be chatting with our friends Jeff Rudolf of Sam at Eleven and Tom Gilliam of The Rebel Set about the Cancer Benefit both bands played a few weeks back!

Expect music from Blank Tapes, Wild Nothing, The Rotaries, Apple Tree, Camera Obscura, Underground Lovers, The Men, Baby Bee, The Lost Patrol, Guided by Voices, Luke Frazier, Foals, Still Corners, and many more. Dr. J will also be playing demo of a classic song from The Replacements.

We are working on our next music book discussion — what book about music have you read recently that you would recommend for our next music book conversation? We will be putting up a poll on which book we should discuss. This is important — you, the listener and music lover can decide what book about bands, music, a music scene we should discuss! So, let us know and we will see you on Tuesday on WUDR!Image

On-Air Book Discussion

ImageWhat books about music do you recommend for our next book conversation? Past books we have discussed have included ‘Record Collecting for Girls’ by Courtney E. Smith, ‘Guided by Voices: A Brief History: Twenty-One Years of Hunting Accidents in the Forests of Rock and Roll’, ‘Waging Heavy Peace’ by Neil Young, and ‘Petal Pusher’ by Laurie Lindeen of Zuzu’s Petals. All terrific books by and about musicians.  What book would you recommend to Dr. and Mrs. J to read and then discuss on Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative in a few weeks?

Come on… we need the suggestions folks!  We will then read and review the book on-air.  You can join the conversation.  Won’t that be fun!

Debut this week from Two Trees!

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Two Trees – ‘Your Woods’

We will also have the North American debut of Swedish Folk duo Two Trees – ‘Your Woods’ on Tuesday’s Show!  This amazing song is reminiscent of some of the fine music that Richard and Linda Thompson created.  The lovely swirl of voices from Charlotta Frostenson and Fride Hanburger will take you to a place of beauty.  You can listen to their music on their bandcamp page — and we highly recommend that you check them out on Tuesday around 4pm when we will be playing ‘Your Woods’!  You can connect with Fride on twitter at @FrideHamburger and Charlotta on twitter at @LoFrostenson or for the band on twitter at @twotreesmusic. 

Not Just Another Tuesday

We will be playing new music, several classic indie cuts, and be talking with some folks that you may know… can we get a little more cryptic? Yes – we could! 

Expect some new music from The dbs, The Replacements, Fourth of July, The Mowhawk Lodge, Yo La Tengo, Mother Falcon, Still Corners, Ghosty, Dear Fawn, The Story Changes, The Lost Patrol, The Sonic Executive Sections, The Lonely Wild, Ex Cops, Underground Lovers, and that is just in hour one! 

We will be talking to some of our friends about the Dayton music scene! Want to join the conversation? Call us between 2:45 and 4pm!

We already have requests for Foxygen and Phoenix that we will play on the show!
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Join us this Tuesday!

Last Show in April 2013… Music, Conversation, and Guests just for You!

ImageJoin your weekly music concierges Mrs. Dr. J and Dr. J as we discuss a vast array of new releases, upcoming new stuff, our wrap-up of area shows for the next few weeks and the upcoming 2nd Cancer Awareness Benefit featuring The Rebel Set and Sam at Eleven with Mavis Pearly on May 11th!  You will want to make this show.  The Rebel Set have been working on new music and we know that audible treats will be given by Sam at Eleven and Mavis Pearly.

We will be joined this week by members of The Lost Patrol via the power of the magical telephone lines. If you are not listening to their new CD, Driven… well, you should be. More information for you can be found at their website: http://www.thelostpatrol.com/

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Expect music from The Lost Patrol, The Rebel Set, Sam at Eleven, Mowgli, The Davenports, The View, Phoenix, Son Volt, Phosphorescent, Billy Bragg, The Dandy Warhols, Amanda Palmer and the Grand Theft Orchestra, Foxygen, Ex Cops, American Authors, The Pillowfights, and much more!

Our on-air discussion question for this week: The first indie song or band that you fell in love with was…?  What was that song that showed you that there was new and exciting music that was not pre-packaged and then sold to you?  So, help us help you with a batch of new music releases and musical self discovery on Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative on wudr.udayton.edu!  See you there  music lovers! Image

YTAA Record Store Day Report

ImageJoin the talented Mrs. Dr. J and her affable co-host Dr. J for a final discussion of Record Store Day, recent performances, new music, and other indie music necessities. The doctors will be joined by Andy Ingram talking about his latest project XL427 which we are very much enjoying — you should check out their Yesterday’s Forever EP. yesterdaysforever

We will be playing new music from Phosphorescent, The Lost Patrol, Low, Tim Pritchard and the Boxcar Suite, Steve Earle & The Dukes (& Duchesses), Beirut, Purling Hiss, Motel Beds, Son Volt, George Huntley, Good English, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Underground Lovers, Sictor Valdana and The Check This Outs, The Rosy Shades, The Laurels, Broken Social Scene, Fourth of July, Wax Idols, Beth Current, and Broadheds.  Also expect a few surprising indie classics for your Tuesday.

Crowd at RSD 2013 Shake It Records in Cincinnati
Crowd at RSD 2013 Shake It Records in Cincinnati
R.E.M. Record Store Day 2013
R.E.M. releases live in Greensboro with the 1989 Patch!

We will also be playing music from great Record Store Day finds such as Iron & Wine, some live music from R.E.M., Wussy’s Duo which you could only get at Shake It Records in Cincinnati, and more!  So, call in this Tuesday — 937-229-2774 — and tell us about your RSD experiences.  What bands did you see?  What music did you find?  How many new friends did you make?

We saw Good English — pictured above — play a rousing set at Omega Music in Dayton which really got our RSD started!  Expect us to be talking about the new music that is forthcoming from the Rasmussen sisters!

Join us this Tuesday Afternoon for some great independent music on WUDR from 3-6pm! blogger-image--2108238161

April 16th – Your Post Tax Day Music Show

 

Image Join us this Tuesday as we all heal after tax day with some great music from The Lost Patrol, The Farewell Circuit, They Might Be Giants, Buffalo Killers, Guided by Voices, The Great Divide, Iron and Wine, and much more.We will be playing some fun covers from the new John Denver tribute — The Music is You. We will be talking about Record Store Day and the many great band performances to catch in Dayton, Columbus, and Cincinnati.  If you are looking for information where you call space home, check out the Record Store Day website.

Expect our review of the Dear Fawn debut and new CDs that we have been spinning at the J-HQ. Give us a call, tweet, or email about the music that you are listening to right now!

Remember – 937-229-2774 or drjwudr on twitter or gmail. See you soon!

Dear Fawn joins Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative

Kyle Melton — who we think of as Mr. Dayton Music — of Dear Fawn among several other bands (King Elk, Smug Brothers) will be joining us to talk about the new Dear Fawn CD and the Dayton music scene. 

Expect some great discussions about local and indie music. We will also be talking about some great new music from Billy Bragg, They Might be Giants, Little Green Cars, Bettie Serveert, and more! 

Prepare for your Record Store Day with our guide! Join Dr. J and Mrs. Dr. J this Tuesday where we live our motto – ‘Support Your Local Music Scene!’Image

New Music in Dayton and Beyond: Another Tuesday Afternoon Alternative

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Great new music from Dear Fawn, Smug Brothers, Timothy Pritchard and the Boxcar Suite, David Bowie, Line and Circle, The Lovely Bad Things, The  Men, Waxahatchee, Bleeding Rainbow, Glorie, and much more!   Join us this Tuesday from 3-6pm on WUDR!

We will be discussing the new CDs from Dear Fawn and Smug Brothers and trying to answer the question of why the Dayton music scene continues to impress!

Expect a rundown on shows that you need to catch in the Miami Valley, a SXSW review, and a preview of Record Store Day.