Chaos ensued in our kitchen.
It's an old R.E.M. song. Thoughts on music, or whatever else is distracting me, can be found here.
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Cooking like hot sex
Food Network Chef Robert Irvine recently hosted an online, real time cooking event for charity.
Chaos ensued in our kitchen.
Chaos ensued in our kitchen.
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Harleysville Celtic group part of Philadelphia Folk Festival lineup
Richard Thompson returns to the festival with an electric trio. The Mavericks, who rose to fame during the '90s country music boom, are also headlining. Always loved their song "What a Crying Shame."
Other notable names include Asleep at the Wheel, The Carolina Chocolate Drops and Jake Shimabukuro.
I'm excited that Hooters drummer David Uosikkinen’s project "In the Pocket: The Essential Songs of Philadelphia" is part of the festival at the Old Pool Farm in Upper Salford Aug. 16-18.
But even more impressive than that is that Harleysville group Burning Bridget Cleary will be playing the festival this year. Woo hoo! Way to represent the area, guys (and girls)!
Go to www.pfs.org to get more info.
Go to www.pfs.org to get more info.
Friday, May 3, 2013
A birthday love note to Philly's Radio 104.5
104.5-FM in Philadelphia has had a lot of different names/formats over the years. But one that I hope will finally stick is modern rocker WRFF Radio 104.5.
The station is celebrating its sixth birthday May 12 with a concert at the Susquehanna Bank Center in Camden with Phoenix, Paramore, Silversun Pickups, Passion Pit, The Airborne Toxic Event, twenty | one | pilots, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and Rivers Monroe.
It's hard to believe now that for about two years, which felt much longer than that (the time between Radio One flipping Y-100 to hip-hop in 2005 and Radio 104.5 arriving on the scene in '07), there was a glaring alternative rock void in local Philly terrestrial radio. Too bad it took Clear Channel a miserable failure with the Latin format at 104.5 to finally give modern rock a chance (guess they figured it couldn't possibly get any worse).
The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition
Gaslight Anthem - 45
Several songs by Death Cab For Cutie
Walk The Moon - Tightrope
Morning Parade - Headlights
Atlas Genius - Trojans
The station is celebrating its sixth birthday May 12 with a concert at the Susquehanna Bank Center in Camden with Phoenix, Paramore, Silversun Pickups, Passion Pit, The Airborne Toxic Event, twenty | one | pilots, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and Rivers Monroe.
It's hard to believe now that for about two years, which felt much longer than that (the time between Radio One flipping Y-100 to hip-hop in 2005 and Radio 104.5 arriving on the scene in '07), there was a glaring alternative rock void in local Philly terrestrial radio. Too bad it took Clear Channel a miserable failure with the Latin format at 104.5 to finally give modern rock a chance (guess they figured it couldn't possibly get any worse).
Despite their corporate masters, Radio 104.5 sounds like it's doing things right, and hopefully is
making money. Keep fighting the good fight for good radio, gang!
Here are some terrific songs that I first heard on Radio 104.5, AND I THANK YOU:
The Naked and Famous - Young Blood
The Naked and Famous - Young Blood
The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition
Gaslight Anthem - 45
Several songs by Death Cab For Cutie
Walk The Moon - Tightrope
Morning Parade - Headlights
Atlas Genius - Trojans
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