Radio Paradise

Posted: Feb 22, 2012 - 9:32pm
My thanks, too, for all the fine work you've done on the new site. Having the player on each page is a big plus. And, 8:54 pm Jake Shimabukuro, Let's Dance 8:51 pm Ledward Kaapana, Radio Hula made me think of something Cuzzin Al often does in the middle of his Bluegrass show. Loved it.

JCF

Posted: Feb 22, 2012 - 9:08pm
Thanks for all your fine work here and if I could,I'd buy you some good Canadian beers and help you drink them. Thanks again for the help you've given me since I joined. You,re one of the good guys !

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Posted: Feb 22, 2012 - 8:51pm
Bill, the PSD button is brilliant...There is never a need to mute or go elsewhere. Great idea.Now we don't ever have to read posts complaining about the music again....

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Posted: Jan 4, 2012 - 6:59am
New Order - Temptation Grateful Dead - Eyes of the World James - Sometimes Railroad Earth - Mighty River Now THAT is how I like to kickstart a morning.

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Posted: Jan 1, 2012 - 12:06am
buddy wrote: Holy carp! I finally get it! I bought my daughter that shirt (which she loves) when I got my second brick red tee (to go with my brown and my 2 raglans)...nice shirts, all!

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Posted: Dec 31, 2011 - 11:54pm
Manbird wrote: Cockooo... whit-whee-whitwahooo cockooo... whit-whee-whitwahooo! why should i?

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Posted: Dec 31, 2011 - 11:49pm
oldviolin wrote: Cockooo... whit-whee-whitwahooo cockooo... whit-whee-whitwahooo!

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Posted: Dec 31, 2011 - 11:30pm
oldviolin wrote:

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Posted: Dec 30, 2011 - 4:13pm
miamizsun wrote: hey bill (& rebecca) after some reflection, i just wanted to say thanks for another year of outstanding music/programming radio paradise qualifies as the soundtrack to my life and is greatly appreciated sincerely, jeff Thanks, Jeff. all the best in 2012 -bg

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Posted: Dec 30, 2011 - 2:14pm
hey bill (& rebecca) after some reflection, i just wanted to say thanks for another year of outstanding music/programming radio paradise qualifies as the soundtrack to my life and is greatly appreciated sincerely, jeff

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Posted: Sep 19, 2011 - 8:30am
cc_rider wrote: So it's safe to assume your current nemesis, or icon, depending how you roll, is Chris Thile. He is awfully damned good.

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Posted: Sep 19, 2011 - 8:14am

ptooey wrote:

I have lately taken to annoying my family and neighbors with awful mandolining. I'm in the process of ruining Losing My Religion, Copperhead Road and The Ballad of Love and Hate, but there's always room for more butchery.

Yeah, the Hip's is more of an homage to the traditional than a version, per se. Good stuff.

So it's safe to assume your current nemesis, or icon, depending how you roll, is Chris Thile.

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Posted: Sep 19, 2011 - 8:07am

cc_rider wrote:

You have somebody in mind?

I think FG is one of those songs that's so old, with so many versions, there's no way to determine it's 'original' provenance. A quick search revealed a number of versions, all variations of a similar theme, sort of an Irish Valhalla. The Hip's version pays fine tribute to the genre.

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Posted: Sep 19, 2011 - 8:01am

ptooey wrote:

Hence the kudos.

I wonder how Fiddlers Green would stand up to treatment by a crappily played mandolin...That might bear investigation.

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Posted: Sep 19, 2011 - 7:57am
cc_rider wrote: Yeah, this ain't exactly Bill's 'feel good' set. Still, it's chock-full of great stuff. Hence the kudos. I wonder how Fiddlers Green would stand up to treatment by a crappily played mandolin...That might bear investigation.

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Posted: Sep 19, 2011 - 7:52am
ptooey wrote: The Tragically Hip - Fiddlers Green Patty Griffin - Long Ride Home Nada Surf - See These Bones Geez. Yeah, this ain't exactly Bill's 'feel good' set. Still, it's chock-full of great stuff.

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Posted: Sep 19, 2011 - 7:49am
The Tragically Hip - Fiddlers Green Patty Griffin - Long Ride Home Nada Surf - See These Bones Geez.

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Posted: Sep 14, 2011 - 9:40pm

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Wow, that's a great plug! Last line there is something I've said many times...

There's a new community radio station here in Pete - just a few months old. I've listened to some of the music programs and they're mighty interesting but also jarring and random.

Not to mention the frequent 10-20 seconds of dead air time, of the interview that spans the hour but fails to mention the guest's name or the station letters after the ads.

I'd love to put a 2-hour program together but I keep thinking - WWBGD? I don't have his talent, that's for sure.

Thanks, Bill.

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Posted: Sep 14, 2011 - 9:36pm

KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:

Local newspaper entertainment guy loves you Bill!

http://www.mydesert.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2011109050337

An excerpt...
My music distribution system of choice when I'm at a computer is Internet radio. I just discovered the American Jazz Institute's new site at mamjazzin.org. You can also find them on live365.com, which offers a huge variety of stations.

But my favorite station is radioparadise.com, based out of Paradise, Calif. It's programmed by a pair of radio veterans who know how to tell stories through the juxtapositions of their songs. They create threads of music that hurdle genres to not only expose you to new music but to prepare you for new types of music by setting you up with songs you like.

Radio Paradise offers a human touch by people who understand the art of programming. I don't like every song they present, but I like most of them because they have remarkable taste in a variety of music from alt rock to ancient blues.

With Radio Paradise, I'm never bored and I'm often exhilarated. No computer program and few humans can make me feel that way.

I can't even do that when I'm selecting music from my own beloved library.

Wow, that's a great plug! Last line there is something I've said many times...

JCF

Posted: Sep 14, 2011 - 9:21pm

KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:

With Radio Paradise, I'm never bored and I'm often exhilarated. No computer program and few humans can make me feel that way.

I can't even do that when I'm selecting music from my own beloved library.

What the newspaper guy wrote,....AMEN!!! {#Clap}

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