What are you listening to?

[pennycarrol]

I'm listening to "Mirah"....

 

[CharlesB]

I'm listening to "Mirah"....

you should check out mArah. similiar name. no clue what mirah sounds like but marah is pretty kickass

 

[KeyGrip]

Let's see, today it's been

Erik Petersen
Flogging Molly's newest album "Float"
Cock Sparrer
Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution
A Wilhelm Scream

 

[jayem]

Todd Rundgren "I Saw The Light'

This song makes me smile whenever it's on. I just love it.

 

[Marlowe P.]

Lorretta Lynn and Jack White The Van Leer Rose

 

[Sunny]

The Shadow of Fu Manchu, 1939 radio serial. Some of the episodes are mis-labeled and I'm trying to remember from the books in what order things occured. (And also trying to recognize a certain voice actor - it's driving me crazy!)

 

[LizzieMaine]

Sunny -- a good essay on Shadow of Fu Manchu, including cast members, is here: http://www.radioarchives.org/sets/PC08.htm

Quite a few familiar folks in it, and a lot of doubling going on.

As for me, I'm listening to Jan Garber, the Idol of the Airlanes, and his Orchestra, doing a meticulous imitation of Guy Lombardo -- except that his vocalist lacks Carmen's dynamic nasal vibrato.

Ah, that one is over, and now Bing Crosby, c. 1934, is crooning "Love In Bloom" -- a really fine song before Jack Benny latched on to it.

 

[zaika]

this morning it was amy winehouse.

then it was zemfira.

and now it's dethklok. lol

 

[jayem]

this morning it was amy winehouse.

then it was zemfira.

and now it's dethklok. lol

I LOVE METALOCALYPSE!

 

[Jerekson]

Music from The Aviator. What a treat!

 

[CharlesB]

John Pizzarelli

 

[LizzieMaine]

The Fleischmann's Yeast Hour, February 27, 1936. Rudy Vallee is interviewing Helen Keller, in person -- one of the most fascinating radio appearances I've ever heard.

 

[CharlesB]

currently Marah's live album. i lurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrve it

 

[JohnnyGringo]

I've been listening to Guitarist Kenny Burrell quite a lot lately, as well as an assortment of John Coltrane, and Wesetern Swing goodies from Asleep At The Wheel.

 

[Sunny]

Sunny -- a good essay on Shadow of Fu Manchu, including cast members, is here: http://www.radioarchives.org/sets/PC08.htm

Quite a few familiar folks in it, and a lot of doubling going on.

That was a big help. Aha! The actor I was puzzling over plays Bart Kerrigan. I think now that that was Frank Nelson. The announcer on most of them is definitely Gerald Mohr; I recognized him with the first sentence in the first episode. He's a real doubler and tripler!

I have a very strong suspicion that Burke in episode 36 (by the numbering I've got) is Jack Webb. His enunciation isn't so clipped and forceful, but it's still a distinctive voice.

It's funny that many episode labels call Shan Greville "Sean Grebble." lol

 

[imoldfashioned]

I'm listening to Cake's Stickshifts and Safety Belts over and over in my head--I can't get rid of this earworm this morning!

 

[JazzBaby]

Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother

Pulp - Different Class

 

[CharlesB]

The Teddybears

 

[Feraud]

I'm listening to Cake's Stickshifts and Safety Belts over and over in my head--I can't get rid of this earworm this morning!

Is that the album with the cover of I Will Survive? Love that one.

 

[Marlowe P.]

Gillian Welch and female old-timey mix