Dayton Music Scene
The Nautical Theme on YTAA
On Tuesday, October 10th, 2017 Matt and Tesia of The Nautical Theme joined Dr. J in the studio to play and talk about their music. This video includes both on and off-air segments of the show. Many thanks to The Nautical Theme for playing on the show and for permission to share this video.
All rights held by The Nautical Theme and Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative.
David Payne ‘Cheaper Than Therapy’
Hello everyone! We are back with a new show and a special guest! As you know we have been playing that new song from Mr. David Payne, ‘Cheaper Than Therapy.’
That fine song is not just truth, it is also the title track of his new record which is coming out in just a few days!
David will be joining us in the studio to talk about his big release show at The “Old” Yellow Cab building on Saturday, August 19th! That show promises to be something spectacular with Tod Weidner, Joe Anderl, Tim Pritchard, and Harold Hensley. Some of our favorite songwriters together on one great bill! Yeah, our Saturday plans are set!
Tune into the show however the music spirit moves you to do so… 99.5/98.1fm Flyer Radio WUDR (or online at wudr.udayton.edu) today from 3-6pm for Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative with Dr. J!
David and I will be discussing his new EP and heck ya we will play tracks from it! We will also talk about some of David’s very cool covers of Shrug, Me & Mountains, and more! And don’t worry kids, we will also chat about the release show and our mutual love of late 90s alt-country!
Come along everyone!
Video of The Day: Cricketbows – Summer Festival Sky
Our featured video is of Cricketbows performing “Summer Festival Sky” at the Pure Acoustic show at Yellow Cab on Feb. 6th, 2016 in Dayton, Ohio. This week on the show we premier the version of this song that is on their forthcoming Commnion EP (due out this September)!

A very cool record.
Stream the record — http://ow.ly/vsGO30dYhOQ
Their Facebook page is chock full of info and goodies!
And they have the twitter, so tweet them up!
Lioness is a new, Dayton-based 11-piece folk-rock collective featuring members of local favorites such as Captain of Industry, Motel Beds, Me
via Stream It From The Mountain: Lioness – Time Killer — Atlas and the Anchor
Agree with our pals at A&theA! This is a phenomenal record! Just when you think that Dayton’s music scene is one category or is easily pigeonholed, comes a band like Lioness which is a hard 180 degree shift in music approach, tone, and songwriting. Lioness creates an amazing atmosphere that draws the listener into the songs.

Biography and Psychedelic Music
Chad Wells discusses his personal biography, music, Psychedelic Music and more with students in Dr. J’s sociology class at The University of Dayton on April 28, 2017.
You can hear Mr. Wells’ music on the Cricketbows website and the Cricketbows Youtube channel. Follow them on twitter at as @Cricketbows.

Chad Wells, Part 2 Inspiring Creativity
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.
Photos courtesy of gabrielle boltz | gabriell•e•lizabeth studios www.gabriellelizabeth.com
Chad Wells talking about Dayton Punk Rock
Chad Wells of Cricketbows sharing his musical life experiences with some students at the University of Dayton.
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…
via Dayton Music Insider: New Regrets — Dayton Music InsiderDayton Music Insider
Help out Canal Street’s Mick Montgomery!
We can all help out a consummate Dayton music legend! How often is it that we can do that? A man who has created an amazing venue that has given a stage to a regular weekly musician’s cooperative, hosted local musicians and bands, been a venue for great regional and national acts, and treated all musicians with kindness and support needs our help.
Mick has been ill for a while now and has seen medical bills escalate. Please take a few minutes and give a small bit of support to someone who has gone out of his way on a regular basis for great music.
Take a moment to visit the effort — Mick Montgomery’s Hospital Bills Fund http://ow.ly/rjnmI — at GiveForward.com!


