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

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!

 

On the shows this week we are celebrating tons of great shows in the Dayton area by playing music from The New Old-FashionedDavid PayneStarving in the Belly of the Whale, Charlie Jackson and the Heartland RailwayThe CastrosShrugThis Pine BoxJetty BonesThe FloralsAndy GabbardJesse W. Johnson & Coyote ScreamHEXADIODESalvadore Ross and The Afghan Whigs!

JOEWe 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!

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A Fine 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!

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Call for Music

GEA - C21ILLC Final-8We 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
Department of Sociology
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

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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

New Music Tuesday

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Salvadore Ross – their new record Mystery Head is an incredible psychedelic rocker!  See them Friday, March 27th at Jimmie’s Ladder 11 with Brett and Big Lightning!

Today on Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative we have tons of new music to share with you.  Smug Brothers, Ha Ha Tonka, Salvadore Ross, The Orwells, The Florals, Middle Kids, White Reaper, M Ross Perkins, The Modulators, Hurray For The Riff Raff, Me Time, Kings of Leon, Son Volt, Hemicrania, Strand of Oaks, Debra Devi, Bribing Senators, Flying Underground, Ryan Adams and Son Volt!  We have to find a way to fit over five hours of new music into three!  2017 is delivering on the promise of terrific new music!

Join us from 3-6pm on WUDR online or 99.5 & 98.1fm in Dayton, Ohio, USA!

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Flying Underground – plays Blind Bob’s in Dayton, OH with Me & Mountains on Friday, March 17, 2017!

This Week We have a Special Guest!

This week on YTAA we will be joined by Tim Pritchard of The Boxcar Suite!  Tim will be in studio to talk about the band’s new EP Life on the Limb and their upcoming show on April 1st at the legendary Trolley Stop as well as the next full length record the band is work on! Plus Tim will play a few songs in our performance studio!  So, tune into the show this week — 99.5 and 98.1 fm in Dayton and online at wudr.udayton.edu as we all get to hear terrific music from The Boxcar Suite along with tons of new music!  Tweet us questions to ask Tim at twitter.com/drjwudr!  See you all soon!

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Babbling April’s “Farewell Dayton” Party

We learned a few weeks ago that Dave and Vivienne of Babbling April will be leaving the Gem City for new jobs in Washington DC at the end of March. And while we informed them that this has to be some kind of mistake.  They assure us that they have to take this opportunity.  So, Dayton got together last night it was time for one last hurrah for Babbling April as-we-know-them, featuring some of Dayton’s finest bands.

We saw It’s People, of course Babbling April played a terrific set, the always energetic Speaking Suns and the fantastic Manray!

The farewell party was held in the Fire Blocks District of downtown Dayton where we all hope to develop a DIY space for bands to play as well as other cultural events in the city –spoken word performance, alternative lectures, rallies and more. There was no cover charge, but donations were accepted to raise money for the bands that so graciously gave up their time to play for all of us! 

Babbling April will return. But until then here is a clip of Babbling April doing a Pixies cover!  So fun! 

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And on it goes… Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative

AlbumsThis week we begin — and we want to emphasize its only the first show, a mere beginning — of reflecting on 2014. Remarkable amounts of music have come at us in 2014 – Wussy, Motel Beds, Sun Kil Moon, St. Vincent, Drive By Truckers, Elbow, The War on Drugs, The Hold Steady, Kaiser Chiefs, Cloud Nothings, The Afghan Whigs, Ingrid Michaelson, Eels, return of The Pixies. Wye Oak, new music from The Buzzcocks, Broken Bells, the R.E.M. video collection, The Horrors, The Ready Set, The Brain Jonestown Massacre, Maniac Street Preachers, Morrissey, Johnny Marr, Weird Al Yankovic, Jenny Lewis, The Gaslight Anthem, Ty Segall, The Kooks, U2, Aphex Twin, Foxygen, Cold War Kids, The Flaming Lips did The Beatles, Simple Minds, Pink Floyd, Bryan Ferry, and much much more!

Think about all that you have enjoyed in 2014: Music, Concerts and Shows, Experiences, Books, and more. What are among some of your favorites of this year that is slowly drawing to a close? This past weekend we had an amazing group of shows in our fine city of Dayton so this is a perfect time to beginning thinking about this past year.

A nearly complete listing of releases can be found on the Wikipedia site for music in 2014!  While not entirely without some notable misses… it is a good place to see why 2014 was a great year for music.

Join Mrs. Dr. J and Dr. J this Tuesday from 3-6pm for Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative on WUDR Flyer Radio 99.5/98.1 onwudr.udayton.edu as we being to reflect on the year that has passed!

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Who Wants to Listen to Music Alone? A Collective Conversation on YTAA

DSC05534What is the first thought that you have when a great song comes along? As you listen to it over and over again…does excitement build? Do you start dancing? And, be honest –Don’t names of friends pop into your head? And why is that?

When you hear a great song it captures your attention and often the first thought you have is that you want — need — to share it! A great tune leads ultimately to the need to be shared. Well that is what we are going to do this week. In addition to playing new songs, we are talking to musicians about their music and what is it about music that makes it such a collective — community experience.

Starving in the Belly of the WhaleRicky Terrell of Starving in the Belly of the Whale and Dave Zup will join us in the studio to talk about upcoming shows, projects, and their interpretation on the collective power of music. Ricky will be talking about the upcoming release of the crowd-funded Missionaries and Impostors; and he’ll give us all the info on the release show!

And as always expect new and classic indie tunes!  You can help shape the show by tweeting Dr. J at drjwudr or you can email us at drjwudr on the ol’ gmail.  And for those who prefer to use the phone – you can always call into the show at 937-229-2774!

So, join us this Tuesday from 3-6pm as we talk about new songs, some recent shows, upcoming releases, and the need to share music!

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