Apr 23 – Jun. 16, 2019
Tue, Apr 23 2019
Four hours of stuff from here and there, now and then on WFMU’s Give the Drummer Radio at wfmu.org (click here for the live stream).
You can also click here for tonight’s live playlist with a space for your comments. www
Tue, Apr 30 2019
Four hours of stuff from here and there, now and then on WFMU’s Give the Drummer Radio at wfmu.org (click here for the live stream).
You can also click here for tonight’s live playlist with a space for your comments. www
Tue, May 07 2019
Four hours of stuff from here and there, now and then on WFMU’s Give the Drummer Radio at wfmu.org (click here for the live stream).
You can also click here for tonight’s live playlist with a space for your comments. www
Tue, May 14 2019
Four hours of stuff from here and there, now and then on WFMU’s Give the Drummer Radio at wfmu.org (click here for the live stream).
You can also click here for tonight’s live playlist with a space for your comments. www
Tue, May 21 2019
Four hours of stuff from here and there, now and then on WFMU’s Give the Drummer Radio at wfmu.org (click here for the live stream).
You can also click here for tonight’s live playlist with a space for your comments. www
Tue, May 28 2019
Four hours of stuff from here and there, now and then on WFMU’s Give the Drummer Radio at wfmu.org (click here for the live stream).
You can also click here for tonight’s live playlist with a space for your comments. www
Tue, Jun 04 2019
Four hours of stuff from here and there, now and then on WFMU’s Give the Drummer Radio at wfmu.org (click here for the live stream).
You can also click here for tonight’s live playlist with a space for your comments. www
Tue, Jun 11 2019
Berlin-based Michael Quattlebaum and Patrick Flanagan are bringing a unique sound to this year’s Bach Festival in Leipzig. Flanagan, a guitarist from Detroit, comes with an eclectic pallet of musical experience, from garage rock to experimental jazz. Quattlebaum studied classical voice in Los Angeles before moving on to Berlin and the singing saw. The duo will present excerpts from their concept show Bach’s Fever Dream.
Four hours of stuff from here and there, now and then on WFMU’s Give the Drummer Radio at wfmu.org (click here for the live stream).
You can also click here for tonight’s live playlist with a space for your comments. www
Sun, Jun 16 2019
Berlin-based Michael Quattlebaum and Patrick Flanagan are bringing a unique sound to this year’s Bach Festival in Leipzig. Flanagan, a guitarist from Detroit, comes with an eclectic pallet of musical experience, from garage rock to experimental jazz. Quattlebaum studied classical voice in Los Angeles before moving on to Berlin and the singing saw. The duo will present excerpts from their concept show Bach’s Fever Dream.
Click here for the playlist with comments below.
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