Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows

Subject: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: wysiwyg
Date: 04 Feb 04 - 05:56 PM

COrrect me if I missed it, but I don't recall a radio thread about archived music.

So, where are the goodies?

Show name and/or station call letters, how long are shows archived, your favorite shows (style), link to the storeroom?

A few of mine:

BluesLand.Net Blues Audio Archive, indifinitely. Great blues-wimmin's song samples/bio's in It's a Girl Thang.

A PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION, archived indefinitely, gos back YEARS. All styles. Shows seem to focus on different genres different weeks. Timed playlists included. Easy search.

KFAI Fresh Air, two weeks, shows in all genres and stuff we like around here. Most shows include playlists. Go to the program guide to find links for the shows to see what genre each one is. Songs of Praise (Black Gospel) and Blueslady Time Machine are both excellent. The folk programs also look good. World music too.

~S~

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: Bill D
Date: 04 Feb 04 - 06:35 PM

The Dick Spottwood Show AKA, "The Obsolete Music Hour" is archived one week at a time. You can hear last Sunday's show now..with the songs listed here

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: Bill D
Date: 04 Feb 04 - 06:41 PM

to the left, beside the listings, are the shows one can listen to live, but NOT archived..including Gospel and Bluegrass

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: Teresa
Date: 04 Feb 04 - 06:57 PM

I just discovered Travelling Folk With Archie Fisher on Radio Scotland. There are links to other folk programs on that page, which I haven't checked out. You can also go anywhere else on the BBC, including Radio Wales.
Teresa

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: Cuilionn
Date: 04 Feb 04 - 09:15 PM

Aye, BBC/Radio Scotland haes a hantle o grait archivit material. There's a weekly shaw aboot bagpipe music, ("Pipeline"), at least hauf-a-dozen shaws aboot folklore & folk music, an plenty o ithers. Maist shaws are archivit wi short-term availability (ye can play back that particular shaw for a week, until the next week's shaw comes on), but Ah hear there's some pawky way tae get past that an find a hale archive o weeks & weeks o auld shaws.

There's alsae a shareware program that allows ye tae record shaws aff the net, but Ah dinnae ken whit the program is or whaur tae find it. A piper freend o mine records the "Pipeline" shaws ontae CD for personal, non-commercial use sae she can study the tradition(s) an lairn the occasional tune as weel.

E'en when we're no listenin in for the music, 'tis unco guid fun tae tune in tae Radio Scotland-- they hae the best weather reports, for ane thing. Ma favourite wis the day they announcit the followin: "Today's weather: in the West, dreary. In the Northeast, slichtly less dreary." Alsae, there's Leslie (Riddoch? Riddock?)'s news/talk program, if ony ither Americans want tae hear talk radio done WEEL, for a change!

Gabh Spórs/Have Fun!

--Cuilionn

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: artbrooks
Date: 04 Feb 04 - 10:03 PM

WFUV has at least four folk programs weekly, and has about two years of archived shows.

Molly Mason and Jay Ungar archive their Dancing on the Air show, and have about 3 years worth in the can.

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: Shanghaiceltic
Date: 04 Feb 04 - 11:04 PM

Try this link too

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/r2music/folk/

The Mike harding show is very very good.

Thank god for broadband!

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: Chris in Wheaton
Date: 05 Feb 04 - 06:51 AM

Frank Hennessy's Celtic Heartbeat on Radio Wales. Gwylch!!
Chris

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: wysiwyg
Date: 15 Feb 04 - 09:46 AM

More? I'm especially interested in gospel programming of any sort, archived.

~Susan

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: GUEST
Date: 15 Feb 04 - 10:28 AM

CKUT Montreal now archives all of its shows, including Mike Regenstrief's Folk Roots & Folk Branches.

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: GUEST
Date: 15 Feb 04 - 09:17 PM

RTÉ one week for weekly shows.

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: wysiwyg
Date: 27 Feb 04 - 09:43 AM

"All Things Acoustic" is a weekly program of folk, singer-songwriter, and world music broadcast at 100,000 watts on Alabama Public Radio (WUAL/WQPR/WAPR--covering Birmingham, Montgomery, Muscle Shoals, Selma, Tuscaloosa). The host is Jeremy Butler. The music mix is just like Mudcat-- a little of everything we like around here.

The show is archived for the week following the broadcast. Hear it now! Despite the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, ATA is available online (via MP3, Ogg Vorbis, and RealAudio) at:

http://www.AllThingsAcoustic.org

Playlists are distributed via email only. Contact Jeremy:

[e-mail]

And now, this week's tunes as a sample of their variety:

Marta Sebestyen, "Da je Visjna," The Best of Marta Sebestyen (Hannibal)
Greg Brown, "Railroad Bill," Honey in the Lion's Head (Trailer)
The Deighton Family, "Travelling Light," Acoustic Music to Suit Most Occasions (Rounder/Philo)
Roger McGuinn, "900 Miles," Folk Den, Vol. 2 (Folk Den)
Altan, "Cuach Mo Lon Dubh Bui," The Blue Idol (Virgin/Narada World)
Alabama Gravy Soppers, "Warm It Up To Me," The Alabama Gravy Soppers (Alabama Gravy Soppers)
Terri Allard, "Anna Carolyn," Makes No Sense (Reckless Abandon)
John Sebastian, "Younger Generation," Faithful Virtue: The Reprise Recordings (Rhino Handmade)
Dirk Powell, "Police," Time Again (Rounder)
Romiel Daniel, "Aischet Chayil," The Hidden Gate (Rounder)
Susan McKeown, "The Dark Haired Girl," Lowlands (Green Linnet)
Joni Mitchell, "You Turn Me On I'm a Radio," A Case of Joni (Reprise)
Peggy Seeger, "Oma Wise," Heading for Home (Appleseed)
Tom Paxton, Anne Hills, Bob Gibson, "One Million Lawyers," Best of Friends (Appleseed)
Lou & Peter Berryman, "After Life Goes By," The Pink One (Cornbelt)
Julius Lester, "Trying to Make It In," Julius Lester (Vanguard)
Toshi Reagon, "Where You Gon Be Standin'," Kindness (Smithsonian Folkways)
Guy Davis, "Sometimes I Wish...," Butt Naked Free (Red House)
Ali Farka Toure, "Cousins," Niafunke (Hannibal)
Joan Baez, "Long Black Veil," In Concert, Part 2 (Vanguard)
Loudon Wainwright, "Picture," So Damn Happy (Sanctuary)
Dave Webber, "Maui," Shanties and Songs of the Sea (ARC)
Elaine Purkey, "Wayfaring Stranger," The American Fogies, Vol. 2 (Rounder)
Harvey Reid, "John Henry," Steel Drivin' Man (Woodpecker)
Jamie Anderson, "Great Ride," Drive All Night (Tsunami)
Bob Dylan, "Baby, Let Me Follow You Down," Bob Dylan (Columbia)
Christine Kane, "Breeze," A Thousand Girls (Breeze)
Martin Simpson, "The Company You Keep," Martin Simpson Live (Red House)
David Fanshawe, "Te Maeva Welcome," Best of Africa, Australia, and the South Seas (ARC)

~S~

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: BK Lick
Date: 27 Feb 04 - 08:25 PM

Bluegrass archived, online 24 – 7:

“Welcome to BluegrassCountry.org. Our hosts are here to bring you the best in traditional and contemporary bluegrass. They've been hosting these shows for years and now they bring the best of bluegrass to a worldwide audience. Their programs air in three-hour blocks, rotating each day so listeners everywhere won't miss their favorites.”

          —BK

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: wysiwyg
Date: 28 Feb 04 - 11:13 AM

Well, thet Live-365 facility that makes those bluegrass programs available doesn't, strictly speaking, archive them so that they can be played on demand.

But what it DOES do is stream them several times a week on a predictable schedule, so that, for instance, I do not have to use TR to catch the 6 AM WAMU "Stained Glass" program that WAMU does NOT archive at all-- I can stream it later in the week at a better time of day. Conveniently for me, on BluegrassCountry.org's schedule, the Spottswood show follows the Stained Glass show, so I could set TR to auto-record them both by streaming whatever they have on, first thing in the AM, but set TR so it activates as the shows I actually want are being played.

And there may be more of the Live-365 material to explore that gives that option as well. Has anyone else used it, and found favorite programs worth catching?

~Susan

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: wysiwyg
Date: 26 Mar 04 - 05:18 PM

Playlists and Archives for Sinner's Crossroads with Kevin Nutt Saturdays 9am - 10am on WFMU 91.1 fm 90.1 fm wfmu.org

Scratchy vanity 45s, pilfered field recordings, muddy off-the-radio sounds, homemade congregational tapes and vintage commercial gospel throw-downs; a little preachin', a little salvation, a little audio tomfoolery.

Sample playlist (1/31/04)

Artist, Track, Album, Label, Year:
Silver Quintette   Sinner's Crossroads       VJ   1956   
Congregation and Choir   Responsive Reading, Prayer, Leaning on the Everlasting Arms          1982   
Shelby County Big Four   Go Down Moses and When the Savior Calls          1982   
Sterling Jubilee Singers   Leave Me Alone          1982   
Sterling Jubilee Singers   One Morning Soon          1982   
Chapel United Methodist of Eclectic, AL Central Union 7 Shape Convention   I Am Leaving Home    Traditional Music of Alabama:
   African American Seven Shapenote Singing   Alabama Traditions '02   
Southern Stars   This World is in a Bad Condition       Chess   1952   
Dixie Hummingbirds   Stop by Here       Peacock   1956   
Sensational Nightingales   The Blood of Jesus       Peacock   1959   
Divine Travelers   Rock of Ages prt 1          1965   
Claudell Brown Jr   I Won't Turn Back       Designer   1970   
Prodigal Sons   I Found the Lord          1965   
Sensational Jubilettes   Judgement Day       Message   1962   
Choir   Pass Me Not O Gentle Savior

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: GUEST
Date: 31 Dec 04 - 03:13 PM

Subject: RE: Internet Radio WITH Archived Shows
From: GUEST,.gargoyle
Date: 31 Dec 04 - 03:30 PM

WOW ! Nice idea WISY!!!

It is hard enough making appointments, much less trying to catch favorite shows. Some syndications broadcast somewhere on the globe virtually 24/7 someplace like, "ArtBell's Open Mind"

This will prove a useful link.

Sincerely,
Gargroyle