do you like old school surf music and old...oddball tunes..?

fridays from 10am-3pm there is this guy that does this radio show at carnegie mellon univ. his name is zombo! he has been doing this show for 15+ years
i listen to it in my truck weekly...the guys accent cracks me up!

www.wrct.org

 

You bet Ian
And here's the KING
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLHKMcVjUCs

Dick Plays around here alot.

 

Jazz? 60's 70s 80s

http://www.groovefm.ca/

 

dick plays pittsburgh once a year...hard to get tickets

 

If I remember right back late 80s or early 90s Dick played with Stevey Ray on stage at his last concert
Late that night his chopper went down-so sad.
Can you imagine the sparks that was coming off those guitars?

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52FpuqD3W5M

 

Awesome

 

You know if you like that texas blues strat stuff you'd proably like Stevie's big brother, Jimmy Vaughn. Check out some of the old Fabulous Thunderbirds, not the stuff you heard on the radio:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6P-FnvfirQ&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6ZYx88j4R8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2-odSoc2sY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W9EL6Jscq0&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaHLDXFhSMM&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MXwCta6rd4

Yah, OK, I like the blues.

 

Love Jimmy's stuff, I have alot of his cds old Fab Tbirds stuff.

As far as the blues, "Aint Got Nuttin But The Blues"

 

OH YEAH

 

I'm warming up to radio again. Just subscribed to XM in my HHR......great selection of stuff. I've been listening to rock & roll radio since I was about 9 - 1960

 

KZOK gets played on my radios, with KISM as alternative. They're the only two Classic Rock stations left in the Seattle area. After my visit to Mason City/Clear Lake, Iowa on the 50th Anniversary of the Holly/Valens/Bopper final show and plane crash, my ambivalence in musical tastes kinda went out the window.

If anyone ever considers going there for the pilgrimage, I highly recommend it. The visit does something to you, you come back feeling different...not in a bad way. It was very worth the detour while driving from Seattle to Washington DC.

Trivia: I clocked the miles from my doorstep to downtown DC for the tour...it's exactly 3,000 miles. Of course, that included going north from Des Moines, IA to Mason City, then over to Waterloo and down through Cedar Falls and back on I-80 to Davenport.

 

Dick Dale is one of my all-time favorite guitar players.
Most people don't realize that not only does he play left handed, he plays a right handed guitar flipped over and does not re-string it like Jimi Hendrix did. He plays with the low notes at the bottom.
(I have seen pictures of him with proper left handed guitars, but they are still strung right-handed.)

 

Ya I noticed in part of that video that Stevie was playing an upside down backward one too.

 

Hard to tell where that 3000 miles comes from since you are documented as "from a distant galaxie.." So...the 3000 miles is between DC and.....?