Television before they made up the Rules...

Live, from 1952, it's the late genius Ernie Kovacs and 'Kovacs on the Corner'.



...with the amazing Edie Adams & No Budget!
(and a tip o' the Hatlo hat to archive.org)
Love and Peace, Clarence

The Most Eclectic Sounds get Even More Variety

New Tracks invade OlioRadio! Yep, a bunch o'new music is in the new playlist. Wanna know who's been added? The Artistes added are: Albert Brooks (live!) - Blind Roosevelt Graves and Brother - Bobby Sherman - Bow Wow Wow - Cagey House - Charlotte Gainsbourg - Dave Lombardo and DJ Spooky - Dennis Miller (live!) - Dennis Morgan  - Dio (RIP) - Donna Loren - Elder Otis Jones (no relation) - Elvis Costello and The Attractions (live!) - Ernest Williams and James 'Iron Head' Baker (live in prison!) - Ernie Golden's Orchestra - Funkadelic - Glenn Miller and The Army Air Force Band - Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five (no relation) - Great Lake Swimmers - Howard Keel and Judy Garland - Iggy and The Stooges - Jeff Beck (new!) - Leonard Joy and The High Hatters, vocal by Gene Austin (not new) - Les Fantomes - Melting Clouds (new!) - Miss Derringer (no relation to Rick) - Nugrape Twins (no relation to Double Cola) - Oblivians - Paula Poundstone (live!) - Pink Floyd - Practitune - Public Enemy - Ray Conniff - Red Hot Chili Peppers (may be related to Nugrape Twins) - Reigning Sound - Rev. Lonnie Farris - Robert Goulet - the Sam Patterson Trio - Shirley Temple - Sparks (no relation to Nugrape Twins) - The Suburbs (Minneapolis!) - The Animals (Newcastle!) - The Camerons - The Chuckles - The Consorts - The Lovin' Spoonful - The New York Dolls (live!) - The Pyramids - The Raspberries - Utah Smith (no relation to Oregon) - The Village People (may be related to the Nugrape Twins...nah...) - and Wreckless Eric (w/Ian Dury on the drums!).
To hear the Most Eclectic Sounds on the Planet, go to live365.com/stations/claren44 & click the big yellow 'Play' icon. Or, listen on your iPhone, Blackberry, Windows Mobile, or Nokia S60 by getting the Live365 app needed at  http://www.live365.com/downloads/mobile.live . Ans as always, keep up on OlioRadio stuff at olioradio.net or twitter.com/clarencejones .Enjoy!
Love and Peace, Clarence

Fresh Music on OlioRadio

Wanna indulge yourself? Well, give a listen to the new playlist on OlioRadio...it's Sinfully full of flavors from every era of recorded music.
What tasty delights have been added? Artistes new to OlioRadio's digital airwaves are: Arthur Johnson - the Bang on a Can All-Stars - Bettie Serveert - Big Black - Cagey House - Carl Perkins - Circle Jerks - Daniel Hope - Eddie Murphy - Fine Young Cannibals - Franklin fir Short - Hacienda - Head of Skulls! - Insect Surfers - James Taylor - Jenny Dee and The Deelinquints - Jimi Hendrix - Johnny Cash - Johnson, Hawkins, Tatum, and Durr - Julius Marx, Margaret Dumont, and Margaret Irving - Justin Matthew Dullum - Medeia - Oh No Oh My - Radio Birdman - Rudy Greene - Say It Twice - Sharon Jones and The Dap-Kings - Tall Tales and The Silver Lining - The Crests - The Faces - The First Edition - The Marx Brothers - The Pixies - The Soul Clan - The Yardbirds - Tripping Daisy - War - Wino - Young Divines - and Yuja Wang. Ahhh...the Circle Jerks, Hendrix, The Crests, and The Marx Brothers: only together in ONE place - OlioRadio! MmmmmmmmMMMMmmm Good!
Love and Peace, Clarence

Terry Kath - One Helluva Guitarist

Chicago live in Houston 1977, on the original band's last tour. Terry Kath died shortly after the tour ended.
"25 or 6 to 4"


This is why he was a favorite guitarist of Hendrix...
Love and Peace, Clarence
(Thx to offroad77 for posting the video!)

Johnny Maestro's voice stilled at 70

Johnny Maestro, lead singer of first The Crests & later The Brooklyn Bridge, passed away March 24th at the age of 70:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/26/arts/music/26maestro.html 

He had one of the purest voices of the doo wop era, & still sounded fantastic into his 60's. Check out some of his clips on You Tube.
God Bless his family & friends. We will miss that voice forever.
Love and Peace, Clarence

Live365 Webcaster needs a helping hand

Alan McCall is a long-time fellow Live365 Webcaster. Like most Live365'ers, we pay the costs to do it because we love what we do. Alan happens to be darned good at it too. But, he's a bit underfunded both Online & Offline. Check out how we can help Alan out in his time of need:
 

If you can help Alan out, I'd be most grateful. He's Good People.
Love and Peace, Clarence