Dr. Roundhouse is geared up for their second trip to the Woodshed tonight. It promises to be an evening of Rock Infused Acoustic Noise Medicine We will be introducing the world to a handful of previously unheard material as well as modifying some of the oldies for the acoustic atmosphere. Tune in for some Medical […]
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Friday: 7:00 Kelley Mac 8:45 Blue Sky Revival Saturday: 12:15 David Long 1:30 Devils in Desguise 2:45 Jackaroe 4:00 John Scollon & Bitteroot 5:15 Vince McKinley 6:30 Papa String Band 7:45 BluesBrokers 9:00 Jaber Wonkies Family Band Volunteers: Host: LJ Errante Engineer: Patrick Chapman Hospitably: Kathy Siokos PA Provided by: Todd Hicks Labor: Woodshed Community […]
Music’s elders and icons established the initial template for Rock ‘n’ Roll, but it’s the newer generation that keeps it thriving and moving forward. So credit the Kenny George Band for doing exactly that. Comprised of Kenny George (lead guitar, vocals, songwriter), Bucky Brown (drums, harmony vocals), Center Ely (steel guitar), Brooks Andrews (bass) and […]
Sponsored by the United Nations Educational Scientific Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Jazz will be celebrated around the world and in South Carolina on April 30th, International Jazz Day. UNESCO created International Jazz Day in 2011 to “highlight jazz and its diplomatic role of uniting people in all corners of the globe.” International Jazz Day brings […]
Michael continues to amaze us with his renditions of famous classical compositions. Beethoven’s Moonlight and Fur Elise are likely in the top five most famous piano pieces ever written. According to Michael, Moonlight started it all for him, the piece that gave him the desire to study music theory. We’re glad he did!
I was quite thrown back listening to this, admiring Michael’s talent and the good things that can come from quarantine. He’s been studying and practicing, and you can hear it. Expect more from Michael, we’ll likely expand and add to this post, and at some point schedule some weekly time on the radio for the […]
Michael is killing it! He’s provided a couple more tracks we think you’ll enjoy. Gymnopedie No. 1 is arguably the most relaxing piece of piano music ever written, easy notes, but complex execution. Yiruma River Flows in You was my wife’s request, and it’s a more modern, beautiful, faster, and complex piece of music.
Michael does an amazing rendition of Debussy’s Clair De Lune! He’s worked on this for quite some time and seems to have perfected it! Have a listen!
