My guests on The ArtSpot for Saturday, May 26, are Richard Wall and soprano Keely Phillips from The Long Leaf Opera (LLO) and acclaimed young composer John B Hedges of New Paltz, NY. LLO will present the world premier of Mr. Hedges' "A Shipwreck Opera" at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro, NC on June 1, 2, and 3, 2012. LLO, founded in 1998, is the only professional opera company focusing on English language productions. "A Shipwreck Opera" won their New Work competition for this year. For more information and tickets, please go to http://artscenterlive.org/event/performance/1146.
Join us at 11:30 AM Saturday, May 26, for an informative and surprisingly silly version of The ArtSpot with Art Menius, Executive Director of The ArtsCenter, on WCHL-AM 1360 or www.chapelboro.com
You can hear podcasts of complete The ArtSpot programs by date and guest at http://www.chapelboro.com/pages/9680071.php
Blog for radio promoter and host Art Menius, providing DJs with great new music while hosting The Revolution Starts Now on Fridays at Noon Eastern on WHUP-FM 104.7. The show began on WHUP with episode 285. At that time, the playlist blog moved to https://whupfm.org/show/the-revolution-starts-now/
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Friday, May 18, 2012
ArtSpot on WCHL May 19
My guests on The ArtSpot on WCHL-AM www.chapelboro.com at 11:30 AM eastern on Saturday May 19 come from Voices, the Chapel Hill Community Chorus, and their elite ensemble, Cantori.
Saturday, May 12, 2012
The ArtSpot on WCHL May 12 2012
My guests on The ArtSpot on WCHL-AM 1360 at 11:30 AM Eastern today (Saturday May 12) are Jeff Meanza and Hannah Granneman from the Playmakers Repertoire Company at UNC-CH. We'll hear about the upcoming Summer Youth Conservatory and its production of "Urinetown" and preview the exciting 2012-2013 season for PRC. Listen online at www.chapelboro.com
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Playlist From The Roots May 5 2012
From the Roots May 5, 2012 on WMMT-FM 88.7, real people’s
radio from the Appalshop (91 Madison Ave; Whitesburg, KY 41858. www.wmmtfm.org). Hosted – remotely - on the
first Saturday of each month by the Lazy Farm Boy (aka Art Menius; PO Box 1161;
Carrboro, NC 27510), 11 AM until 2 PM eastern. http://artmenius.com
and lazyfarmboy.blogspot.com.
John Hartford / Turn Your Radio On
(II) / Aeroplane / Warner Brothers / 2:16
Carolina Chocolate Drops / Ruby,
Are You Mad at Your Man / Leaving Eden / Nonesuch /3:46
Mariel Vandersteel / Sitting on
the Ridge / Hickory / MarielVandersteel.com / 2:41
Sarah McQuaid / Lift You Up and
Let You Fly / The Plum Tree and The Rose / Waterbug / 3:09
Bill Evans with Tim O’Brien / Follow
the Drinking Gourd / In Good Company / Native & Fine / 3:58
David Olney / You Can Call Me Diz
/ [single] / David Olney / 1:45
Trampled by Turtles / Walt Whitman
/ Stars and Satellites / Trampled by Turtles / 2:38
Atomic Duo / New New Deal /
Broadsides / Atomic Duo / 2:48
South Carolina Broadcasters / Train
45 / Can You Hear Me Now / South Carolina Broadcasters / 2:27
Carolina Chocolate Drops / Leaving
Eden / Leaving Eden / Nonesuch /4:35
Levon Helm Band / The Weight /
Highlights of Year Three (2008) / Festivalink.net / 6:44
Mariel Vandersteel / Three Forks
of the Cumberland / Hickory / MarielVandersteel.com / 2:59
Marcus Martin / Possum Up a Gum
Stump / When I Get My New House Done / Southern Folklife Collection / 2:06
Marion Sumner / Hollow Poplar /
Mountain Music of Kentucky / Smithsonian Folkways / 0:59
PAUL SMITH & FRIENDS / GOING
DOWN TO CHARLESTON/ The Devil Eat the Groundhog / Rounder/ 1:49
John Morgan Salyer / Brushy Fork
of John’s Creek / John Morgan Salyer / Appalachian Center at Berea College /
1:29
Mariel Vandersteel / Hog and Sheep
Going to the Pasture / Hickory / MarielVandersteel.com / 2:27
Red State Ramblers / Indian Ate
the Woodchuck / Commonwealth / Red State Ramblers / 2:00
Red State Ramblers / Chicken Reel
/ Commonwealth / Red State Ramblers / 0:46
The Blind Owl Band / Missoula,
Montana / Rabble Rousing / The Blind Owl Band / 3:39
Atomic Duo / The Company Man is
Not our Friend / Broadsides / Atomic Duo / 3:43
Carolina Chocolate Drops / West
End Blues / Leaving Eden / Nonesuch /3:01
South Carolina Broadcasters / Mobile
Boogie / Can You Hear Me Now / South Carolina Broadcasters / 2:39
The Blind Owl Band / Fiddle Don’t
/ Rabble Rousing / The Blind Owl Band / 4:27
Bloodroots Barter / The Fox and
the Bobcat / Ch3oh / Bloodroots Barter / 2:58
Trampled by Turtles / Where Is My
Mind / [single] / Trampled by Turtles / 3:30
The Blind Owl Band / Whipawell / Rabble
Rousing / The Blind Owl Band / 4:51
South Carolina Broadcasters / Pretty
Little Raindrops / Can You Hear Me Now / South Carolina Broadcasters / 2:55
Lon Milo DuQuette / Last Night I
Dreamed of Dead People / I’m Baba Lon / Lon Milo DuQuette / 4:18
Pa’s Fiddle Band / Buffalo Gals / Pa's
Fiddle: Charles Ingalls, American Fiddler / Thirty Tigers / 2:59
Pa’s Fiddle Band / Polly Put the
Kettle On / Pa's Fiddle: Charles Ingalls, American Fiddler / Thirty Tigers /
2:43
Marcus Martin / Polly Put the
Kettle On / When I Get My New House Done / Southern Folklife Collection / 2:04
Atomic Duo / Keychain Blues /
Broadsides / Atomic Duo / 3:22
Ani
DeFranco / Which Side Are You On / Which Side Are You On / Righteous Babe /
6:27
Florence Reece & the Almanac
Singers / Which Side Are You On / Classic Labor Songs from Smithsonian Folkways
/ Smithsonian Folkways / 2:39
Aunt Molly Jackson / Hard Times in
Coleman's Mine / Music of Coal: Mining Songs from the Appalachian Coalfields /
Lonesome Records / 2:34
Dock Boggs / Country Blues / Complete
Early Recordings / Revenant / 3:01
Peggy Seeger / Country Blues / Peggy
Seeger Live / Appleseed / 4:05
Woody Pines / Red Rockin’ Chair /
You Gotta Roll / Woody Pines / 2:35
James Bryan & Carl Jones / Blackie
and Emma Rolling in the Dust / Cricket’s Lullaby / Dittyville / 3:15
The Dust Busters with John Cohen /
Roving Gambler / Old Man Below / Smithsonian Folkways / 3:07
Elizabeth LaPrelle / The Day is
Past & Gone / On the Porch / Virginia Folklife Program / 2:13
Elizabeth LaPrelle / Will You Miss
Me When I’m Gone / Bird’s Advice: Old Songs and Ballads / Old97 Wrecords / 3:19
Hot Tuna / Goodbye to the Blues /
Steady as She Goes / Red House / 4:32
Woody Pines / Long Gone Lost John
/ You Gotta Roll / Woody Pines / 2:46
The Carper Family / Tennessee Jive
/ Baby When / The Carper Family / 2:28
Joel Rafael / Talking Fishing
Blues / The Songs of Woody Guthrie Vol. 1 / Inside Recordings / 3:54
The Blue Warblers / Sail Away
Ladies / Pretty Good / Folk Roots Music / 2:38
Jackstraw / Dark & Empty /
Sunday Never Comes / Jackstraw / 4:46
Fish & Bird / Effigy / Every
Whisper is a Shout Across the Void / Fiddle Head Records / 3:41
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Two Shows on Saturday May 5
May 5, the 81st anniversary of the start of the Harlan County mine
wars, is the first Saturday in May, so I’ll be hosting From the Roots on
WMMT-FM 88.7 from 11 AM until 2 PM Eastern. The best of the new in
Old-time and roots music. listen online at www.wmmtfm.org. I’ll post a playlist here. Florence Reece, Aunt Molly Jackson, and Ani DiFranco will be played in honor of the
anniversary of the shootout in Evarts, KY.
Highlights include tracks from the latest by Carolina Chocolate Drops, Mariel Vandersteel, Bill Evans & Tim O’Brien, Trampled by Turtles, Blind Owl Band, South Carolina Broadcasters, Atomic Duo, and more.
Plus, I take over as host of The ArtSpot on WCHL-AM 1360, Chapel Hill, NC this weekend with an interview with bodhran player Tristan Rosenstock of the Irish trad band Teada. They perform at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro, NC on Thursday, May 10. You can order your tickets for this exciting band on their first tour with new member West Kerry legend Séamus Begley, adding his singing, playing, and stories from www.artscenterlive.org. Teada thrives on less played traditional material. Seamus adds his material to their Sligo roots.
ArtSpot airs on Saturday and Sunday each week from 11:30 AM until noon and 7:30-8 PM eastern. Listen live on www.chapelboro.com
While you're waiting for Saturday, check out this Chicago Tribune article about the Carolina Chocolate Drops.
Highlights include tracks from the latest by Carolina Chocolate Drops, Mariel Vandersteel, Bill Evans & Tim O’Brien, Trampled by Turtles, Blind Owl Band, South Carolina Broadcasters, Atomic Duo, and more.
Plus, I take over as host of The ArtSpot on WCHL-AM 1360, Chapel Hill, NC this weekend with an interview with bodhran player Tristan Rosenstock of the Irish trad band Teada. They perform at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro, NC on Thursday, May 10. You can order your tickets for this exciting band on their first tour with new member West Kerry legend Séamus Begley, adding his singing, playing, and stories from www.artscenterlive.org. Teada thrives on less played traditional material. Seamus adds his material to their Sligo roots.
ArtSpot airs on Saturday and Sunday each week from 11:30 AM until noon and 7:30-8 PM eastern. Listen live on www.chapelboro.com
While you're waiting for Saturday, check out this Chicago Tribune article about the Carolina Chocolate Drops.
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