By Jack Silbert on November 22, 2022
EPISODE #513: THANKSGIVING 2022 (FRIENDS II) Ray Davies — “Thanksgiving Day” [ALTERNATE THEME]Jennifer O’Connor — “Another Day (My Friend)”Boyracer — “Friend”Laura Jane Grace & the Devouring Mothers — “The Friendship Song”Pete Townshend — “A Friend Is a Friend” Eels — “You’re My Friend”Amy Allison — “No-Frills Friend”Louis Jordan & his Tympani Five — “Friendship”gobbinjr — […]
Posted in internet radio playlists | Tagged Amy Allison, Beach Boys, Boyracer, Eels, Gobbin Jr., Jennifer O'Connor, John Hiatt, Karyn Kuhl Band, Laura Jane Grace, Louis Jordan, Mary Gauthier, Pete Townshend, Rare Books, Ray Davies, The Motifs | Leave a response
By Jack Silbert on March 31, 2020
EPISODE #376: CANCELED CONCERTSThe Who — “Happy Jack” [THEME]The Fleshtones — “The World Has Changed”Mike Daly & the Planets — “Here She Comes Again”The Health & Happiness Show — “I Do”Long Neck — “Lichen”gobbin jr. — “Afraid of Me”The Bongos — “Barbarella”Tammy Faye Starlite & the Angels of Mercy — “I Knew Jesus (Before He […]
Posted in internet radio playlists | Tagged Eyelids, Fleshtones, Glenn Morrow's Cry For Help, Gobbin Jr., Health & Happiness Show, Laura Cantrell, Long Neck, Mike Daly & the Planets, Parquet Courts, psych-O-positive, Rogue's March, Tammy Faye Starlite, The Bongos, Tom Barrett, Tuff Sunshine, Wild Carnation, Yung Wu | Leave a response
By Jack Silbert on October 29, 2018
I am so proud of Lily Mastrodimos of the band Long Neck, who was pissed off by the Trump administration memo wanted to narrowly define gender. So she quickly planned a benefit concert for the National Center for Transgender Equality. I was honored to write an article for hMAG previewing the event.
Posted in shameless self-promotion | Tagged Adult Mom, Gobbin Jr., Guitar Bar Jr., Hit Like a Girl, hMAG, Hoboken, Human People, James Mastro, Lily Mastrodimos, Long Neck, National Center for Transgender Equality, transgender rights | Leave a response
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