Today we’ll spotlight some bands playing Nx35 (March 11th-13th) like Sarah Jaffe, The Naptime Shake, who is Continue Reading

This week we’re gonna get into a couple local bands (Hope Trust, Seryn) and some good ole stand-bys (Levon Helm from The Band, Alejandro Escovedo) and a couple hipster type bands that are getting their roots on (Langhorne Slim, Lucero)… Enjoy!

I Love You, But Goodbye - Langhorne Slim
When I Go Away - Levon Helm
We Will All Be Changed - Seryn
When I Come Back - Carolyn Mark & NQ
Arbuckle Easy Now - Shane Nicholson
I and Love and You - The Avett Brothers
Happy New Year - Lightnin’ Hopkins
Green Mountains and Me - Slaid Cleaves
Drinkin’ and Smokin’ Cigarettes - Reverend Horton Heat
Mom - Lucero
Bury Me - Alejandro Escovedo
Whatever Suits You - The Hope Trust
The Indie Queens Are Waiting - Dan Mangan
Fine Leather Truck - The Gourds

There’s a huge show this week at House of Blues. If you’re not still passed out from the tryptophan, you should head out on Friday to see The Continue Reading

Big shows this week! Check out Guy Clark on the 18^th and The Mountain Goats on the 19^th, both at The Granada. Pete Yorn and Scarlett Johansson will be at the House of Blues on the 19^th. Check them out if you can! Also, make sure you check out the last song . . . it’s a GREAT one.

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Ybor City  - Jj Grey & Mofro                        

Lydia - Slaid Cleaves

Name Droppin’ - Ray Wylie Hubbard                      

12 Bellevue - Kathleen Edwards                               

What Love Can Do - The Resentments

Ragdoll Princes and Junkyard Queens - Antje Duvekot

Step Inside This House - Lyle Lovett                        

Seems Like You’re Gonna Take Me Back - Solomon Burke                            

Fort Worth Blues - Guy Clark

Blackie’s Dead - Pete Yorn & Scarlett Johansson

Proverbs 6:27 - The Mountain Goats                                      

It Doesn’t Matter - The Quitters

No One Will Ever Love You - Sarah Borges & The Broken Singles                

I’m Comin’ Over  - The Mother Truckers                 

W-I-F-E - Old 97’s

Captain Midnight - Antsy McClain

We had the idea to do some recordings in the rest room on the top floor of our building . . . yes, seriously . . . On more than one occasion, everyone at the station had brought up the idea, but it was always shot down because “No band would be willing to do that! Come on! Get your head out of your rear! And put that baby down.”

Okay… no babies were harmed in this taping . . . but I digress . . .

That theory was blown out of the water by Springfield, MO’s Ha Ha Tonka. One of the guys, after a trip to the aforementioned rest room, came back to the studio and said. “Dude, that bathroom is incredible! The acoustics are AWESOME! We should go record this in there.”

And then . . . we did . . .

Without further adieu . . . Episode 1 of Live from the Loo. Here’s Ha Ha Tonka with Hangman.