Do You Remember Rock \'N\' Roll Radio?

[wowie]

(Henry's radio show)

Do You Remember Rock \'N\' Roll Radio?
2007-02-11.mp3 (128 MB)

(by all means share this link, I don't plan to upload it again, and will be deleting the file shortly)

Show info:

This show is about the music that led to, and influenced punk rock. Not just the velvet underground and iggy, all of it. I will play a lot of 60s garage rock, as it was the first music to be called punk. Also, a lot of old coutry/folk ie Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline etc. This music is what a lot of punk musicians, especially in the L.A. secne, listened to. Also, i will play a lot of surf and rockabilly, for the same reason. Additionally, there will be a large amount of early (late 60s/early 70s) glam and metal as this is the movement that actually evolved into punk. I will also play some actual punk, mostly early(70s) stuff. To show all the influences on punk i will also play punk's contemporary 'bad' music which it rebelled against (hair bands, boston, journey, foreigner, etc). I might also read a poem or two by people like chick bukowski, kerouc, ginsberg and other beat poets. All in all a radio show you can have a great time listening to and come away having learned something about the history of punk [sic].

playlist

Comments

[wwowie.livejournal.com]

He reminds me of a friend of my son.

I would have loved to have heard a bit of the previous week... the intro to 'X' :D.

[oldfolkie.livejournal.com]

Thank you! :D

[wendyr.livejournal.com]

Lousy taste in music must run in the family. There's maybe five decent songs in that whole playlist. Also, I would expect a child of Viggo's to be more articulate.

[rangerfromlotr.livejournal.com]

Thanks, wowie! I'm kind of beat tonight but maybe I can listen to it tomorrow sometime!

[kisli.livejournal.com]

Interesting playlist. Patsy Cline???? Hmm. Yes, agreed on his lack of articulation. Wonder how he's adjusting and if he's able to keep his profile on the DL?

[redminerva17.livejournal.com]

Thanks for posting this, Wowie. I admit to being rather curious! Not sure I'll have time to listen till this weekend, though -- will it still be up by then?

[aflon.livejournal.com]

I liked his choice of music - apart from the country music, its almost exactly the same as Simon (my 19-year old) would choose, and a lot that I would choose as well. It was great to hear the 'Small Faces', though I did find it strange to hear them described as one of the influences on punk - but then American punk is totally different to what we would define as punk in the UK.

Henry has obviously has a really good grounding in a diverse world of music and isn't hemmed in by stereotypes.

I plugged in to the station yesterday morning (afternoon) my time and found two equally rambling girls who were playing some gorgeous world music.

For a college station and teenagers, I think they do really well.

[itsmepeace.livejournal.com]

wow, thanks
i am a punk fan..actually, i love all types of music, but exene is a queen of punk in my eyes.
love velvet underground, cannot believe he even knows about them, if thats what he means
in a gadda davida!

[itsmepeace.livejournal.com]

small faces!!
i have icthycoo park on 45...damn i am old

[wwowie.livejournal.com]

The sendspace links are usually around for a week after the last activity... so you'll be good to go for the weekend.

[wwowie.livejournal.com]

But quite the typical kid, judging by my son's friends! (I think boys tend to be lazier than girls in speech.)

[wwowie.livejournal.com]

Very good practice for the kids - especially those contemplating going into a related media field!

[wwowie.livejournal.com]

that's what you get having musically inclined parents.