Once again, Blue Nun Telegraph was the first of 3 shows I did in Sarasota 2004-2006. This installment included some non-music, which was fun, more live stuff, etc. I remember the first half going reall …

This was a fun little show where I played a few longer tracks, like the Dead and the Miles. I also chose some live versions of more familiar tracks, like the Dylan and the Velvets.

This was another weird show. More classical, disco, bossa-nova thanks to Brian Claeys (his second show co-programming). Started off with a "classic rock" vibe I suppose. Pretty mellow all and all.

The show really came into its own this week. I played a lot of Dylan again, and a few Sarasota locals (Handshake Squad, thegibbon) and some obscurities. I also tried mixing with orchestral and classica …

I got a mix off someone via IMP that was tunes she'd seen live. This is my one_step_further mix; live tunes that i have or would loved to have seen! Handy code is # - darn, never seen, * - seen but not …

subtitled "Starry Night and the Kamikaze Death Machine," I worked on this show with Holly "the squid" Schwadron. She helped me broaden the small (if odd) musical pallette the show had been narrowing in …

This was a strange show. I played the first side of Velvet Underground. I played a lot of Bob Dylan. I also played a few tracks each by Tom Waits and Warren Zevon.

A few years ago I worked with WSLR in Sarasota, FL. This was my first show's playlist. Looking back, it's a weird collage throwing things together that may have only personal meanings. The format prett …