Desolation Angel Radio Tuesday October 30th, 2012

Tuesday's show. All neatly wrapped up in Mp3 podcast form for your downloading, streaming, whenever and wherever you want pleasure for your car, phone, computer, iPhone, Android, iPad, whatever. I normally do just the show, but, tonight's a little different. I always listen to my own music. Don't get me wrong, every cut, every note, every song you hear here is part of my personal library, every last bit of it. But, there's always music that is "mine", music that I listen to to get me in the mood for the show that normally isn't commercially available, bootlegs straight off boards at shows that us grizzled, gnarly old sound men trade back and forth with one another. I'm leaving this week's in, it's a very cool Allman Brothers cut from 1971 that I have, and it also includes a discussion about production, how live shows differ from live broadcasts of recorded music, differ from podcasts, etc. Enjoy.

• The Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
• Gary Clark, Jr. - Next Door Neighbor Blues
• Chris & Rich Robinson - Roll 'Um Easy
• Wheeler Brothers - Long Hard Road
• Dirty River Boys - Dried Up
• Tom Skinner  - Gypsy Moth
• Willy Tea Taylor - Wrong Way To Run
• Waylon Jennings (feat. Jessi Colter) - Storms Never Last
• Larry And His Flask - End of an Era
• Jim Lauderdale - Alligator Alley
• Buddy Miller - That's How I Got To Memphis
• Bob Dylan  - Shelter From The Storm

As always, thanks for being part of the Desolation Angel Radio Family and hanging out here in the High Church of Rock and Roll. It's always appreciated. There's no sponsor, no advertiser, no commercials and I produce, finance, host and direct the show myself. The only price I charge for getting the enjoyment of listening to these raw, authentic, true, passionate, close to the bone and down in the blood artists is simple. Share this as many ways as humanly possible. Use the little Green Share button below, use FB, use Twitter, use Google +, use email, smoke signals, two cans tied together with a string, whatever. Enjoy, Peace out Kip