Episode 666: Transmusic Airwaves Collaborative

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Three Transmusic Airwaves mixes from doc of WJCU’s “The Mixing Bored” featured on today’s show. His show is heard Friday 9:30-11:30pm Eastern www.wjcu.org/listen . Welcome back, doc! Set One (doc mix) Pale Saints – Neverending Night / In Ribbons (1992) Slowdive – Ballad of Sister Sue / Just for a Day (1991) The Cure – Empty World / The Top (1984) The Man From RavCon – Metropolis / Puzzle Master (2015) The Cure – Lament / (single, 1982) Bryan Ferks – You Never Know / Fer Cool People System 56 – You’re Only Dreaming / Beyond the Parade (1982) Set Two (doc mix) George Harrison & Friends – Bangladesh / The Concert for Bangladesh (1972) The Wake – Heartburn / Harmony (1982) Joy Division – Interzone / RCA Demos (Warsaw) (1990) Fleetwood Mac – Morning Rain / Future Games (1971) Dionne Warwick – Do You Know the Way to San Jose / (single, 1968) Nico Yaryan – Nobody Tells My Baby / What a Tease (2016) Sonny Burgess with Dave Alvin – I Don’t Dig It / Tennessee Border (1992) Nine Days’ Wonder – Long Distance Line / Only The Dancers (1974) Set Three (doc mix) Andy Summers – How Many Days / XYZ (1987) Andy Giorbino – The Art of Letting Go / (EP, 1988) Steve Hackett – Please Don’t Touch / Please Don’t Touch (1978) The Autono – Balancing Act / A Way From Here (1993) The Cramps – She Said / (single, 1994) Boz Scaggs – Waitin for a Train / Boz Scaggs (1969) Ten Years After – I’ve Been There Too / A Space in Time (1971) 35 MM Dreams – More Than This / (single, 1980) Upcoming live music in NE Ohio: 2/14 Dead Boys, Foundry Concert Club 2/15 Jay & the Americans, Robins Theatre 2/15 Vicki Peterson & John Cowsill, Treelawn Music Hall 2/21 Robert Cray Band, Kent Stage 2/24 Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit, KeyBank Stage 3/5 Shawn Colvin, Kent Stage 3/7 Dionne Warwick, Robins Theatre 3/19 Jim Messina, Kent Stage 3/21 Rick Wakeman & Son, Kent Stage 3/26 Gary Numan, House of Blues 3/26 The Vindys, Music Box Have a request? Suggestion? Think you would like to host a set or a show? Contact! [email protected] Download! Transmusicairwaves.podomatic.com Listen! We’re available on Apple and Google podcasts, search for Transmusic Airwaves Thanks for listening!

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