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Deer Tick – The Rock

WFPK — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 19:53:32 +0000

Just a couple of weeks ago, Deer Tick hinted that a new album was around the corner. Now the Rhode Island rockers have spilled the beans entirely, premiering a song about heartbreak and sorrow earlier today from their upcoming Negativity LP.

While the John McCauley’s lyrics and most of the instrumentation on The Rock are unquestionably despondent, the horns give you the feeling that maybe – just maybe – there’s light at the end of the tunnel. Negativity is out Sept. 24 on Partisan Records.

The Maven and Films from Opposite Ends of the Serious Scale

Duke Meyer — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 15:02:04 +0000

c.d. starts off dealing with mushy seats in his vehicle. He then switches gears to a talkathon but a rewarding trip to the movies…Before Midnight. At the other end of the seriousness scale…he was surprised at how much he enjoyed Seth Rogen’s…This Is The End.

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Live Lunch Listen: Cabin

WFPK — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 12:00:42 +0000

Louisville’s own Cabin rocked the Live Lunch audience last week with some familiar tunes as well as tracks from their new album, It Is What It Looks Like.

Tuesday, June 18

Laura Shine — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 10:00:41 +0000

TUESDAY FEATURED ARTIST: Paul McCartney (71 today!)

6-9am: Duke Meyer
8:05am – The Daily Feed – an internet buzz song is featured.
8:50am – The Buzz – music news of the day.
In the 8am hour – Culture Maven on Film With CD Kaplan

9am-Noon: Kyle Meredith
11:05am – Kyle’s Grab Bag – a deeper cut from a new album or giveaway

Noon-3pm: Marion Dries
1:50pm – The Buzz – music news of the day.

3-6pm: Laura Shine
3:00 – Allen Stone stops by for a live performance! (Headliners Wednesday June 19th)
4:20pm – Todd Brashear from Wild & Wooly Video stops by with a giveaway and what’s new on DVD.
4:40pm – The Buzz – music news of the day.
5:30 Soundcheck – vote on a song with a thumbs up or down.

6-8pm: World Café With David Dye
Seattle six-piece, Pickwick, bring soulful grooves on their first full-length effort, Can’t Talk Medicine.

8-9pm: eTown
Live musical performances from Boulder, Colorado with hosts Nick and Helen Forrester and the E-chievement Award for environmental activism. Tonight listen for Mohammed Alidu and the Bizung Family / Cyndi Lauper / Charlie Musselwhite.

9pm-1am: WFPK After Dark With Sean Cannon
9pm – The Daily Feed – an internet buzz song is featured.
11pm – Check the Label – We spotlight an independent record label and feature two bands who call it home

1-2am: Night Visions With the OK Deejays and Sam Sneed
An eclectic mix of independent and under-represented dance, electronica, rock and pop music from around the world.

2am-5am: WFPK Overnight
Hear your favorite mix of FPK tunes all night long.

Live Lunch June 21: Guggenheim Grotto

Stacy Owen — Mon, 17 Jun 2013 20:40:54 +0000

Want to know who is coming up in the next few weeks? Did you miss an episode? Have no fear! Take a look at our Live Lunch archives and upcoming schedule.

Live Lunch is sponsored this week Decca Restaurant & Lounge, now open at 812 East Market, with outdoor dining on the patio, and nightly entertainment in the cellar, including jazz from The Buzzard every Monday night.

Dublin alt-folk songwriters Kevin May and Mick Lynch of The Guggenheim Grotto create rich, multi-instrumental soundscapes. They dabble in synths and effects and radiate melancholic beauty in their songs. Join them for Live Lunch Friday at noon before they play Uncle Slayton’s this Saturday.

More information: Official Website | Wikipedia | Facebook | Twitter | Youtube

About Live Lunch

WFPK hosts Live Lunch every Friday at noon. Come see your favorite local and touring artists perform live at the Louisville Public Media performance space at 619 S. Fourth Street in downtown Louisville. Doors open at 11:30 a.m. Due to fire code regulations, space in the performance studio is limited to 70 people.

Brown bag your lunch, and join us for this free performance. If you’re a member of WFPK at the $52 level or higher, call to reserve a free lunch from the City Café (first 50 callers receive a lunch). Also, Family level members ($120) and above can call to enter for a chance to reserve a seat for the show (reserved seating is limited). Call 502-814-6565 to reserve your lunch or to enter for a chance to reserve a seat; lunch reservations will be taken from 1 p.m. the Friday before the show until noon the Thursday before the show.

Reserved seating entries will be taken from 1 p.m. the Friday before the show to noon the Monday before the show. If you can’t make the performance in person, listen live at 91.9 WFPK Radio Louisville.

All Live Lunch concerts are subject to change.

We kindly ask that guests adhere to our attendance policy during live broadcasts:

- Absolutely no disruptive noises or distractions are permitted.
- Guests are to enter and exit between selections.
- Our friends at T-Mobile would like to remind you to please turn off all cell phones and pagers.
- No cameras or recording devices are permitted without prior approval.

Tuesday Featured Artist: Paul McCartney

Stacy Owen — Mon, 17 Jun 2013 20:23:22 +0000

Listen for a song from our Tuesday Featured Artist every hour from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.

After a triumphant set at Bonnaroo last weekend, Paul McCartney celebrates his 71st birthday this Tuesday! Beatles to Wings to solo releases; we’ll play Paul all day long!

More information: Official Site | Wikipedia | Facebook | Twitter | Youtube

Monday, June 17

Laura Shine — Mon, 17 Jun 2013 10:00:13 +0000

6-9am: Duke Meyer
6:20am – Vinyl Lust – a song from a real live LP
8am – The Daily Feed – a song making waves across the internet.
8:50am – The Buzz – music news of the day

9am-12pm: Matt Anthony
11:05am – The Grab Bag – a deeper cut from a new album or a giveaway.

12pm-3pm: Marion Dries
1:50pm – The Buzz – music news of the day

3-6pm: Laura Shine
4:40pm – The Buzz – music news of the day
5:30 Soundcheck – vote on a new song with a thumbs up or down.

6-8pm: World Café With David Dye
Three years since their widely acclaimed last album, High Violet, The National return with Trouble Will Find Me.

8pm-9pm: Connections Made by Guitar Center With Nic Harcourt
Listen for buzzworthy emerging and undiscovered talent chosen by one of music’s most respected tastemakers!

9pm-1am – FPK’s Afterdark with Sean Cannon
11pm – On the Scene – We spotlight a music scene and feature two bands from the city

1am-2am: Night Visions With the OK Deejays and Sam Sneed
An eclectic mix of independent and under-represented dance, electronica, rock and pop music from around the world.

2am-5am: WFPK Overnight
Hear your favorite mix of FPK tunes all night long.

Sunday, June 16

Laura Shine — Sun, 16 Jun 2013 10:00:20 +0000

6am-8am: Jazz With Bob Parlocha

8am-10am: Jazz Insights with Danny O’Bryan

10am-11am: Best Coast Jazz With John LaBarbera

11am-12pm: Inner Ear With Dick Sisto

12pm-1pm: Jazz Close Up With Dick Sisto
Each week Dick delves into the history of a favorite jazz performer.

1pm-3pm: Jazz Pulse With Matt Anthony
A great mix of essential jazz cuts from the host of the Friday Night Soundclash.

3pm-5pm: World Force Reggae With Ibuka
A locally produced reggae show that features more than just Marley!

5pm-8pm: Roots ‘n’ Boots With Michael Young
Heapin’ helpings of country classics, recent Americana releases, and early country-rock mixed in. Blurring the line between rock and country since 1998.

8pm-11pm: Sunday Bluegrass With Berk Bryant
Old time bluegrass and country music at its finest!

11pm-12am: The Grateful Dead Hour With David Gans

12am-1am: Keller’s Cellar With Keller Williams

1am-4am: WFPK Overnight
Hear your favorite mix of FPK tunes all night long.

Saturday, June 15

Laura Shine — Sat, 15 Jun 2013 10:00:00 +0000

6-8am: American Routes With Nick Spitzer
We’re rocking and rolling with two icons of 60s pop. First, it’s the voice behind some of the most well-known songs from the girl group era: La La Brooks, of the Crystals. La La sang the lead on the classic hit “Da Doo Ron Ron” when she was just a teenager! She shares stories of her time singing for Phil Spector, and starring on Broadway. We’ll also visit with Gretna, Louisiana’s Frankie Ford, whose early 60′s hit “Sea Cruise” set the New Orleans R&B scene sailing on the charts.

8am-9am: Kentucky Homefront
A live show recorded in Louisville with host John Gage featuring local and regional artists. Today listen for Highlights from the 2012 National Jugband Jubilee

9am-12pm: James Bickers

12pm-4pm: John Timmons

4pm-7pm: Relics With Duke Meyer
Listen for this program focusing on music from 1965-1981!

7pm-9pm: Little Steven’s Underground Garage
Each week Little Steven takes you on a two hour trip down the path of what was cool in all six decades of Rock and Roll, a celebration of Pop culture, and features the best emerging new bands worldwide.

9pm-10pm: The Rolling Stones Radio Hour With Kevin Yazell
No stone will be unturned as we explore the past present and future of the Greatest Rock and Roll Band In The World.

10pm-12am: Blues Party With Kevin Yazell
From Robert Johnson to Derek Trucks, The Saturday Night Blues Party is your opportunity to hear some of the greatest recorded music of all time…and you might learn something along the way!

12am-6am: Woody’s Roadhouse
Woodrow on the Radio spins wax for insomniacs all night long in the juke joint of the mind.
5am – Workin’ On A Building – an hour of classic gospel music!

Friday, June 14

Laura Shine — Fri, 14 Jun 2013 10:00:04 +0000

6-9am: Duke Meyer
6:20 – Vinyl Lust – a song from a real live LP!
8:50am – The Buzz – music news of the day.

9am-Noon: All Request Friday Morning With Tara Anderson
We turn three hours of programming over to you!

12-1pm: LIVE LUNCH
Cabin

1pm-3pm: After Lunch With Matt Anthony
Funk, punk, techno and good ol’ rock ‘n’ roll to get your weekend started right!

3-6pm: Laura Shine
3pm – Java Men (Saturday at The Bards Town)
4:40 – The Buzz – music news of the day.
5pm – The Friday Ride Home – Out Loud & Proud – in honor of Gay Pride Month some of our favorite gay musicians are featured.

6-8pm: World Café With David Dye
Scottish singer-songwriter KT Tunstall has a heartfelt new record, her fourth, called Invisible Empire // Crescent Moon.

8-9pm: The Weekly Feed
Host Kyle Meredith brings you the newest, best and most discussed songs making waves in blog-land. Tonight listen for Best of The Year so far with interviews featuring Thao With The Get Down Stay Down, Michael Kiwanuka & They Might Be Giants.

9pm-12am: Sound Clash With Matt Anthony
Join Matt and trace the evolution of the drum from past to present through reggae, soul, punk, hip hop, Latin, jazz, Afro-funk and everything in between.

12am-6am: Woody’s Roadhouse
Woodrow on the Radio spins wax for insomniacs all night long in the juke joint of the mind.