Hidie-Hidie-Hidie-Howdy, music lovers! I've subtracted and added tracks to total up a new playlist on cj's radio olio. Added to the mixture are: Arden and Ohman - Benny Goodman Sextet (and Benny Goodman and His Orchestra) - Betty Hall Jones (no relation) - Blue Lu Barker - Charlie Parker Quintet - Day of Reclipse - Del Thorne and her Trio - Element of Chaos (no relation) - Emile Vacher - Ensenadas - Eric Idle - Ethel Waters - Haiducii (no relationship) - Jackie Shannon - Joe Dyson - John Raitt - King Krooners (no relatives) - Last Stand - Leo Kottke - Maria Escrihuela - Maria Precup (no relation to previous Maria) - Moise Zepa - Moonrays - Nat King Cole Trio - Paper Moon (no relation to John McEnroe) - Planet Melvin - Ravens - Ray Bat - Robert Maxwell - Sandalov's Balalaika - Scott Walker (no relation to the Other Walker Brother) - Starch Martins - The Apology - The Authorities - The Dead of Summer (no relation to Edgar or Johnny Winter) - The Detroit Cobras - The Grays Ct. - The Mandrakes - The Original Six - The Unleaded - along with some Unknown Romanians, and Announcements from The United States Government circa 1960...when we felt safer...???
Love and Peace.

I've just updated my Listening page on my website (www.geocities.com/claren44/listen)
It lists players you can listen to Live365 stations with, plus specifics if you are
-running Norton Firewall, Norton Internet Security, or Norton Anti-Spam
-listening on Linux with xmms
-listening with Windows Media Player 10
-listening on mobile devices running the Palm or Tungsten T OS
-running the Firefox browser
-listening on the D-Link DSM-320 Wireless Media Player
-or running Player365.
Love & Peace, Clarence

Howdy Howdy! New sounds a-groovin' on the olio! Added to the fun and merriment are fresh tracks by: Aaron Nudelman - Dionne Warwick - Fritz Kreisler - Incredibad - Jerry Clower - Jimmy and David Ruffin - John Hartford - John Raitt (R.I.P.) - Joe Strummer - Johnny Cash - Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs, and the Foggy Mountain Boys - Mandy Patinkin (in Yiddish!) - Pernice Brothers - Petula Clark - Richard Pryor - Sentimentals - Smoosh - Steve Forbert - Steve Miller Band - The Beatles (live) - The Comas - The Ink Spots - The Radio Dept. - The Runaways - The Sons of the Pioneers - The Washingtonians (aka Duke Ellington and His Orchestra) - Troupe - and Waylon Jennings. Plus, a bunch of new station I.D.s.What kind of music does cj's radio olio play? Good stuff! Enjoy!
Love and Peace.

Sorry to be so late with the news, but...
cj's radio olio is three years old this month!
Thank you to all you listeners from throughout the world who've sampled the olio over that time. Special thanks to all the members of the Live365 Community of Broadcasters who have helped me in so many ways...I love y'all madly.
Onwards & upwards!
Love & Peace, Clarence

A new NASCAR season begins as a new playlist begins spinning on cj's radio olio! There's plenty of knee-slappin' hits for all the good ol' boys & girls. New tracks by true down-home artistes: Air - Anubian Lights - Bonzai Republic - Bugz in the Attic - Daft Punk - Death from Above - Dick Rich and His Melodeous Monarchs - DJ Pantshead - Elizabeth Johnson - Fiat Lux - Frank Zappa - Ignatus - Jerry's Kids - Kuusumun Profeetta - Kylie Minogue - Les Oisillons Tombes du Nid - Pela - Radiohead - Rob Paravorian - Robert Wyatt - Sonny Sharrock - Sugarcubes and Bjork - SWitchblade Kittens - Temple Temple - The Cocker Spaniels - The Descendents - The FUs - Te High Hatters - The Plastic FanTastics - The Residents - Tony!Toni!Tone! - and Violet Indiana. Give a-listen as these and 500 more artistes trade paint & burn rubber for your pleasure 24/7 on the olio!
Love & Peace.

R.I.P. Nick Kilroy

(background music - Pouring Water on a Drowning Man /James Carr)

Nick Kilroy started one of the first mp3blogs, gabba/POD. He had the kind of absolute belief in the power of music that made him seem like a friend of mine, despite the fact that we probably never were within several thousand miles of each other and never communicated by mail, email, phone, etc. We communicated by music. His enthusiasm would spark mine. I'd listen to a track he posted at gabba/POD & say, "How'd he know this is just what I wanted to hear?". Or "I hate this, but I see what Nick liked about it.". Nick Kilroy passed on a few days ago.

The miracle of the Internet is people with absolute love of something sharing that love with the world. The sad thing is saying goodbye to one of them. Farewell Nick.

Philip Sherburne (http://phs.abstractdynamics.org/archives/004954.html)
says all this beautifully.
Love & Peace, Clarence