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NO CRAP RADIO VER. 1.03 Reblast TUE. 9PM

Hiya.  Welcome to the reblast!

I’m back.

More scars but earned with honour.

Still standing.

Meaner than yesterday.

no crap radio survives in new versions.  i’ve spent the last dozen years collecting music.

you’re going to hear lots of it.  the amazing legacy that brilliant people have given us astounds me.  

i’ve been playing music for 45 years and still find new genius in sometimes the simplest melody.

An unbroken language that has defined our humanness.  The brilliance of a trumpet player in the 1930’s can be as inspired as a folk singer from the 60s or a dub artist of the 2000s.

I’m running everyday as I have heard Buddha is just over the next hill and I want to walk in his shadow.  I earned the karma.

Not yet an ex hippie.

This weeks recommended site.  http://www.wisdomofchopra.com

“The fear of death is more to be feared than death itself.”  Publius Syrus   a roman slave

Every week I promise you music you’ve never heard before along with lots of good stuff from 100 years of recorded sound.   To me thelonious monk is the same as moby who’s the same as dylan who’s the same as prince.  So… jazz, dub, folk, ambient, ska, punk, reggae and more styles than you’ve ever heard. music that mirrors it’s time.

Stuff like this:

dinahwashingtonfredneilhiphuntersandcollectorscoltraneyardbirdsannielennoxgracejonesagustuspabloanthineybheptoneshendrixkinksnewyorkdollsquicksilveranimalsdonovanhipgreatfuldeadbenwebsterjohnnywinterjturnermaraineymainlinextccanspkbeefheartsigurrusjoydivisionmorphinejohnhammondnicoenofripplennonetc…

Irma Thomas. –  soul of a man

Jackson Delta    my mistake (Can)

Chris Whitley    Dust radio (Can)

Brian Eno    by this river 

Japan    width of a room

King Crimson    two hands

Single Gun Theory    wild blue seas (Can)

Muslimgauze    bhutto

Matt Good    Alabama Motel Room (Can)

Hunters and Collectors    scream who

Nine inch Nails    dead souls (Can)

Wild Wax Combo    hot rod from hell

Rockabilly Aces    wild wild moman

Blazing Haley    Train to nowhere

Killer Brew    I fell in love

Go getters    blitzkrieg bop

Offspring    the kids aren’t alright

Demics  – 400 blows (Can)

Eddie and the hotrods  – quit this town

Angelikc Upstarts  – I’m an upstart

Alberto los trios paranoias  – kill (Can)

Burning spear – Marcus Garvey

Heptons – suffering so

Melodians – river of Babylon

Johnny Clarke – move on to Babylon 

Wailing souls – jah give his life

Ike & tina – 3 o’clock in the morning

T bone walker – stormy Monday 

Willy Dixon – seventh son

Albert king – Born under a bad sign

Nostalgia 11    7 nation army

Said baba talibah    revolution (Can)

Merry Clayton  – gimme shelter

“Do  not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment.”    Buddha

Into the Void

I will take you deep into the void to explore music of the mind and hopefully teach you a few things about music you know or music you have never heard. Occasionally you will hear music I have, painstakingly, brought into this world from the deepest depths of my mind.

Here is a link to my Google Drive with all the shared files to listen to Past Episodes

Subscribe to the podcast feed:

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See you in  the VoiD

Check out my music at https://deafbydesign.ca/music

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The Void (*Archives) airs from the Radio Waterloo archives alternate Saturdays 3:00am to 4:00am, including both From The Void and Into The Void.

So Old It’s New

(B&W photo of Karlo Berkovich)This is Bald Boy. I host a classic rock album cuts show — So Old It’s New. The show’s premise: Old bands, old tracks, old bands, their new tracks if they’re still releasing music. Mostly 1960s and 70s stuff, the era in which I grew up. But I’ll go with 80s, 90s, 2000s as well – Guns ‘N Roses, The Cult, Wolfmother, REM, you name it.  Prog and (70s) punk, too. Or whatever else strikes my fancy.

And I’ll play the occasional single you likely have not heard on commercial rock radio in many a moon, which is what prompted this show – my frustration with commercial rock radio not going beyond the same repetitive fare from the Stones, Zep, Purple and the like.

So with me, you’ll get the Stones’ Fingerprint File, not Start Me Up. You’ll get Zep’s Achilles Last Stand, not Stairway To Heaven.  I publish all my set lists here and also on Facebook (search for Bald Boy) and Twitter (Karlo Berkovich), including song clips.

So Old It’s New airs Mondays from 8:00pm to 10:00pm with a replay on Saturday from 8:00am to 10:00am.

So Old It’s New #2

On Saturdays from 8:00am to 10:00am Bald Boy plays the music that didn’t fit in the Monday timeslot! Full album plays, metal and hard rock, or going full bore with a reggae show, or a punk rock/new wave show…

Recent Episodes

So Old It’s New set for Saturday, February 15, 2025 Two classic albums. One of them – Electric Ladyland by The Jimi Hendrix Experience – is widely celebrated with at least three songs on it – Crosstown Traffic, All Along The Watchtower and Voodoo Child (Slight Return) – known by even casual rock music fans. The other – Love’s Forever Changes – is arguably relatively … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Saturday, February 15, 2025
So Old It’s New set for Monday, February 10, 2025 My track-by-track tales follow the bare-bones list. Song clips also available on my Facebook page. 1. Wishbone Ash, The King Will Come 2. Bill Wyman, Every Sixty Seconds 3. Mick Taylor, Late At Night 4. Mick Taylor, Blind Willie McTell (Bob Dylan cover) 5. The Rolling Stones, Watching The River Flow (Bob Dylan cover) 6. … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Monday, February 10, 2025
So Old It’s New set for Saturday, February 8, 2025 At risk of being insensitive or seeming to make light of it, no renowned music artist died this past week, that I’m aware of, at least as of Thursday night and Friday morning as I prep the show. So, unlike the past two Saturdays when I played songs from The Band (RIP Garth Hudson) and … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Saturday, February 8, 2025
So Old It’s New set for Monday, February 3, 2025 My track-by-track tales follow the bare-bones list. Song clips also available on my Facebook page. 1. The Rolling Stones, If You Can’t Rock Me 2. Uriah Heep, The Magician’s Birthday 3. Scorpions, Top Of The Bill (live, from Tokyo Tapes) 4. Iron Maiden, When The Wild Wind Blows 5. Judas Priest, Burn In Hell 6. … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Monday, February 3, 2025
So Old It’s New set for Saturday, February 1, 2025 I had a show ready to go, then on Thursday came news that Marianne Faithfull had died. So, my show instead is a tribute to Rolling Stones’ frontman Mick Jagger’s 1960s girlfriend Faithfull who was a great artist in her own right, particularly long after leaving the Stones’ orbit. That was evident on her return … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Saturday, February 1, 2025
So Old It’s New set for Monday, January 27, 2025 My track-by-track tales follow the bare-bones list. Song clips also available on my Facebook page. 1. Ludwig van Beethoven, Symphony No. 5 2. Electric Light Orchestra, Roll Over Beethoven 3. John Mellencamp, Play Guitar 4. John Mellencamp, Serious Business 5. Otis Redding, Satisfaction 6. Ray Charles, Let’s Go Get Stoned 7. Warren Zevon, Bo Diddley’s … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Monday, January 27, 2025
So Old It’s New set for Saturday, January 25/25 I hadn’t played anything from The Band recently, then this week the group came to mind with the passing, at age 87, of multi-instrumentalist Garth Hudson. All of the original members – Hudson, Robbie Robertson, Levon Helm, Rick Danko and Richard Manuel – are now sadly gone but the music of course lives on. Here … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Saturday, January 25/25
So Old It’s New set for Monday, January 20, 2025 Song clips also available on my Facebook page. My track-by-track tales follow the bare-bones list. 1. The Clash, The Magnificent Seven 2. Television, Torn Curtain 3. Little Feat, Texas Twister 4. Steve Miller Band, Serenade From The Stars aka Serenade 5. Deep Purple, Birds Of Prey 6. Lou Reed, Street Hassle 7. Patti Smith, Are … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Monday, January 20, 2025
So Old It’s New set for Saturday, January 18, 2025 So Old It’s New blues and blues/rock set of influencers and those influenced by them and on down the line, generation by generation. I initially was planning a straight blues/rock show and was going to leave it at individual, random songs. But it evolved into direct connections between artists – from a precursor Allman Brothers … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Saturday, January 18, 2025
So Old It’s New set for Monday, January 13, 2025 My track-by-track tales follow the bare bones list. Song clips also available on my Facebook page. 1. Budgie, Napoleon Bona Part 1 & 2 2. George Thorogood and The Destroyers, Night Time (from Live In Boston 1982: The Complete Concert 3. The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, Midnight Moses 4. The Everly Brothers, Lord Of The … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Monday, January 13, 2025

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Swing and Blues

Waterloo Region’s only swing and blues radio show, dedicated to promoting swing jazz and blues of the 1920’s to the 1940’s. Listen to great musicians of the golden era and of today. Local, national and international event listing for swing dancers and jazz enthusiasts.

Interviews with musicians, swing dancers, organizers and venues.

Your Hosts and DJs:

David Trinh , Jeff Stager,  Greg Nash, Turlough Myers, Eva Balassey, Julie-Anne Desrochers,  Audrey Bothwell, Ali Rajabi, Ann Sychterz, Jeff Benoit, Amy Nyland, Martin Hansen,  Sarah Kate,  Jen Cyr,  Ross McDowell,  Nigel Sywtink-Binnema,  John Ladan, Jimmy Prevost, Max Salman, Lucy Zang, Rob Gracie, Krister Shalm, Elaine Foster

 

Archived shows air on CKMS-FM Saturday from 6:00a to 7:00am.

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