My goodness! It's taken me this long to get around to posting a thank you to everyone. It's been insane at work. Anyway- October 2009 was the BEST YEAR EVER for the Annual Halloween Extravaganza! Thanks to everyone who tuned in! We had very high numbers all day October 30, and Halloween we were sold out most of the time. The website got so much traffic it used up all its bandwidth! A great time was had by all in the NeverEnding Halloween chat room and it was just generally a great time! Next year is the 10th Anniversary of the Halloween Extravaganza, so something really special is sure to happen!
We're back to the regular crazy mix on NeverEndingWonder Radio, with some fabulous new music. Welcome to Weirdsville remains on the air! you can tune in at:
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Mags, from The Mad Maggies sent me a surprising package- the 2010 West Coast Accordion Babes Calendar with companion CD. A deluxe 12" X 12" calendar with wild, weird & winsome photos of female accordion players, all from the West Coast. For fans of the outre' this is the perfect gift. You can order the calendar & cd at:
SqueezeboxGoddess.com
And you can hear the CD on NeverEndingWonder Radio!
Harp46 - Entanglement
I was a big fan of Harp46's 2005 debut, Passage. Jazz fusion harp, who'd have thunk it? This new release finds them moving into the World Beat arena, with just as much assurance and finesse. It's beautiful!
Mike Longo Trio - Sting Like a Bee
Mike Longo studied piano with Oscar Peterson and played with Dizzy Gillespie. He's a journeyman jazzman, and this CD shows him in fine form, accompanied by Bob Cranshaw on bass and Lewis Nash on drums.
David MacKenzie and Josh Johnston - Notes Home
Take swing jazz, add some blues and Latin influences and you have this warm and colorful album.
John Steiner - Into the Green
Minimalist solo piano that reveals a deft sensitivity to sound and silence.
That's all for now! Come join us at:
NeverEndingWonder Radio
Or- in iTunes, find us in the radio section under Eclectic.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
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