Video of The Day: Mark Cantwil – Pardon Me

May 8, 2019May 8, 2019 your tuesday afternoon alternative Video Mark Cantwil, music, Music Video, Pardon Me, video

We are excited to introduce you to the first single and title track off of the forthcoming album, “Pardon Me”!! The song is available for purchase on iTunes and all download and streaming platforms.

Video filmed and Edited by Pete Vogel at North Star Productions. Drone footage filmed by Andy Vogel at Edifice I Productions

“Pardon Me”
Lyrics and Music by Mark Cantwil
© 2019 Mark Cantwil
Mark Cantwil Music (ASCAP)
Produced by Tom Boyer and Mark Cantwil

Recorded and Mixed byTom Boyer at GBS Records/OATH Studios. Background vocals recorded by Patrick Himes at Reel Love Studios. Additional fiddle tracks recorded by Colin Murphy at Murphtone Studios. Mastered by Brian Lucey at Magic Garden Mastering.

Mark Cantwil – Lead Vocal and Acoustic Guitar
Khrys Blank – Backing Vocal
Colin Murphy – Fiddle
Brett Mullins – Electric Guitar
Tom Boyer – Mandolin
Tim Hart – Bass
Dave Fowler – Drums

“Pardon Me”
I’m hungry for a line
Haven’t slept in weeks
This new found consciousness
Is driving me to think
My eyes have never been this open
But I don’t like what I see

I’ll be driving through your town
On my way to Winnipeg
I should be there by sun down
I could use a place to stay
It be so nice to see you
If that’s ok

But pardon me
If I make for poor company tonight
The road can way heavy on a mind
I apologize if the conversations light
So pardon me

I’m so tired of walking
Down this crowded road
Full of loss souls and conmen
And broken heart winos
All watching the pretty ones
Light up the night

Do you still have that old
Simply Red 45
Put it on and I’ll pour us
A couple glasses of wine
We can hold back the years
If only for awhile

But pardon me
If I make for poor company tonight
The road can way heavy on a mind
I apologize if the conversations light
So pardon me
If you don’t know the man in front of you
You know I struggle to recognize him to
A hard luck modern day fool
Sol pardon me

Is it a blessing
To finally know the truth
Or is it a curse
To know the real you

So pardon me
If I make for poor company tonight
The road can weigh heavy on a mind
I apologize if the concessions light
So pardon me
If you don’t know the man in front of you
You know I struggle to recognize him to
A hard luck modern day fool
So pardon me
So pardon me
So pardon me

Mark Cantwil
www.markcantwil.com

Today’s Program Best of 2018

January 22, 2019 your tuesday afternoon alternative Radio Show Best Of, Best of 2018, Dayton, Indie, music, Tom Gilliam, WUDR, YTAA

your-tuesday-afternoon-color copy The annual look back at the previous year in music is one of our favorite shows to do! This year Tom Gilliam joins Dr. J and Flower to play and discuss some of the best local, indie, alternative, folk, Americana, alt-country and more that came out in 2018!

We give thanks for great independent music by playing an assortment of local, Dayton, and indie songs! What songs have been so powerful on you that you cannot imagine your world without them?

During the show contribute to the discussion by giving us a call 937-229-2774 or a tweet for drjwudr with the songs that were released in 2018 that matter to you.

Join us online at wudr.udayton.edu or 99.5 & 98.1fm in Dayton, Ohio, USA!

Midnight Savings Time from Harold Hensley

April 10, 2018April 10, 2018 your tuesday afternoon alternative Dayton Music, Support Your Local Music Scene Charlie Jackson, Charlie Jackson and the Heartland Railway, Harold Hensley, Midnight Savings Time, music, PreSale, The New Old Fashioned, The Repeating Arms

Harold One of our favorite singers in Dayton has a new record that we want to share with you! We refer to him as the “Golden Voice” in Dayton. His voice is simple amazing! And now you can pre-order a copy of his forthcoming solo record! You are a lucky person.

Harold Hensley is a staple of the vibrant Dayton music scene! His work with The Repeating Arms deserves your attention. You know it is going to be an excellent music experience when you see Harold is in the room whether he is singing his own songs or jumping up and singing with pals like Charlie Jackson and The Heartland Railway or The New Old Fashioned!

And it is indeed good news that Harold is reaching out to all of us with with a pre-sale for his upcoming Midnight Savings Time!

Shows where you can see these terrific musicians! See you all there!

Charlie Jackson and the Heartland Railway, Kyleen Downes & Alexis Gomez April 13th!

The Repeating Arms have a show on May 11th at Star City Brewing Company!

Auburndale, Me & Mountains & The New Old Fashioned on May 11th at Blind Bob’s!

“The New Song” from The Nautical Theme (live in YTAA Studio October 10, 2017)

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Couldn’t Have Said – The Nautical Theme (live on YTAA) October 10, 2017

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Video of the Day: The Afghan Whigs featuring James Hall – You Want Love (Pleasure Club Cover)

August 1, 2017August 1, 2017 your tuesday afternoon alternative Memorial, Video Dave Rosser, music, On Tour, Pleasure Club, Subpop, The Afghan Whigs, The Gutter Twins, The Twilight Singers, You Want Love

The Afghan Whigs’ new single is a cover song that they recorded in tribute to the band’s late guitarist Dave Rosser, who passed away last month following a brave battle with inoperable colon cancer. Rosser’s incredible guitar work can be heard on 2014’s ‘Do To The Beast’ and the album released this year ‘In Spades.’ Rosser had also played with Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan in The Gutter Twins and in the post-Whigs project, The Twilight Singers, prior to the return of The Afghan Whigs in 2011.

“You Want Love” was first recorded by the now-defunct New Orleans band Pleasure Club, whose musical force James Hall contributes vocals to The Afghan Whigs’ new version of the song. Thank you for the fine music Mr. Rosser.

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On Tomorrow’s Show – Music from Shows and Important Community Outreach!

July 24, 2017 your tuesday afternoon alternative Radio Show, Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative Andy Gabbard, Charlie Jackson, COAT, David Payne, Dayton, Gail Pop, Hexadiode, Jesse W. Johnson, Jetty Bones, music, Salvadore Ross, Shrug, Starving in the Belly of The Whale, The Afghan Whigs, The Castros, The Florals, The New Old Fashioned, This Pine Box

On the shows this week we are celebrating tons of great shows in the Dayton area by playing music from The New Old-Fashioned, David Payne, Starving in the Belly of the Whale, Charlie Jackson and the Heartland Railway, The Castros, Shrug, This Pine Box, Jetty Bones, The Florals, Andy Gabbard, Jesse W. Johnson & Coyote Scream, HEXADIODE, Salvadore Ross and The Afghan Whigs!

We have some new music from Mr. Joe Anderl and a cool demo from Fleetwood Mac that has Dr. J rethinking the sound and influence of that band!

Join us from 3-6pm on WUDR tomorrow – wudr.udayton.edu. or 99.5 & 98.1fm in the Dayton, Ohio area! You can always request music by contacting drjytaa on twitter!

We also have special guest Gail Pop in the studio to talk about the important COAT initiative (Community Overdose Action Team). Our pal Gail is on the prevention branch of the team. Check out their important work –http://www.phdmc.org/coat!

A Fine Conversation

July 12, 2017July 12, 2017 your tuesday afternoon alternative Radio Show, Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative indie radio, Mack McKenzie, music, Music Conversation

Today Mack McKenzie came to the YTAA Studio and we talked about music, country music, the business of music and convinced Mack to play a few songs for us!

Call for Music

June 17, 2017 your tuesday afternoon alternative Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative music, radio, Radio airplay, Reveal, Reveal Radio, UWDR

GEA - C21ILLC Final-8 We are continuously searching for exciting and varied music for Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative and would like to encourage bands, poets, musicians, songwriters, storytellers and artists across genres to consider contacting us for possible broadcast on future episodes of YTAA.

Social media is the easiest way to contact us. You can reach us at drjytaa on twitter and drjytaa using gmail and in our Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative radio page and group page on Facebook.

If you wish to send a CD rather than a file, please send items to:

Dr. J //Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative
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University of Dayton
300 College Park Ave
Dayton, Ohio 45469-1442

It would be most helpful if you included any information on touring and show plans, contact information and social media, and any interesting stories about the project and the musicians involved. Please note any profanity in your correspondence and know that on WUDR we must abide by all FCC regulations; however, on Reveal we have far greater latitude on what can be played on an Internet stream.

Thank you! Cheers! – Dr. J

Chad Wells, Part 2 Inspiring Creativity

April 29, 2017April 29, 2017 your tuesday afternoon alternative Cricketbows, Dayton, Dayton Music Charcoal, Cricketbows, Dayton, Dayton Music, Dayton Music Scene, Dayton Musician, Monkees, music, Psychadelic, Psychedelic Music

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

April 29, 2017April 29, 2017 your tuesday afternoon alternative Cricketbows, Dayton, Dayton Music Chad Well, Dayton, Dayton Music Scene, Dayton Musician, music, Musician

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.