
Show Notes
Spring has arrived, at least on Tuesday it did. It was 75 degrees outside. Hookey Do! And last I checked, there are no Kings on the horizon though the night is still young and sadly, BB King is still dead.
The Big Guy, The Mystery Man, and the Free freaky stylee fellas (Phil and Mike by their birth names), and lastly I, the oaf without borders ‘talent’ comprise the village that are the team that presents our programme weekly on Free FM 89.0 from Hamilton, NZ and so many podcast portals to pick one from.
A peek under the kimono you request? Certainly.
From the Mystery Man, Hedningarna from Sweden and it’s wonderful. As for me, the aspiring radio reprobate, I’ll never say we perform a basic Parabola as the goal is musical hopscotch and mental gymnastics. To that end, here’s a handful of tracks I played that hopefully will have you dancing your happy dance. Such as...
Amos Milburn (an early hero of Rock and Roll), Tinariwen (the superstars of the sub Sahara), Rickie Lee Jones (she’s a standout), Joel Ross (who mixes Jazz and Gospel like a good chocolate shake) and a lot more to justify two hours of your ears.
More from The Paleface Parabola
I went for an IV of iron this week as I’m anaemic. I was told it would take six to eight weeks to take effect. Hmmm... So why was I able to lift a car today with no help, I wonder.
This bruised warrior is this post away from piling up the zzz’s, aka achieving a nocturnal night move, aka sleep. It was a beautiful autumn evening to make radio noise for your entertainment dollar on this Wednesday, October 15. So we did.
Please join us for a sip from the overflowing cup of sounds that we hand pick to pass on to you dear friends, on this week’s foray into fun, aka the Paleface Parabola quest of two hours to leave a positive impression on you.
Being but a pawn in game of life... I humbly arrive at your feed to tell the countryside AND yourself to carve out two hours of time, and to spend that time with the Mystery Man, our behind the scenes team, and me.
Sinners and saints alike, have a seat at the table of Jerry’s holiday camp.