Through storytelling, classic video footage, and family memorabilia, Kelly Carlin, the only child of iconoclastic comedian George Carlin, chronicles over 40 years of her life with her famous father. A funny, poignant and honest look at the man who not only redefined 20th century comedy, but inspired generations of comedy fans with such classic routines as Hippie Dippie Weatherman, Class Clown, The Seven Dirty Words, A Place for Your Stuff, and Modern Man. Kelly reveals what it was like to be swept up into the life and career of her father from his early days as a straight comic through his transformation into a counter culture hero and iconoclastic social commentator to the very last days of his life.
We loved them so much when they perfomed for us last Febuary,<http://kboo.fm/node/34030>, that we had to have them come back. In fact we were flooded with calls from listeners, last Monday, wondering when they would come on. I did have another band ready to perform, but the gals brought me an order of french fries, so we moved them right into the studio!
On the March 17 installment of "Swing & Country", Wayne & Kathy hosted a live performance in Studio One at KBOO. The featured artist was singer-songwriter Dan Weber who was joined by the talented guitarist, Jerry Towell. Dan sang some songs off his recently released CD "Ash And Bone". two covers and one of his most recently written songs. www.danwebermusic.com
As a sneak preview for the Friday night show at Ash St. Salloon, Jenny Don't, Kelly Halliburton, Sam Henry play 4 unplugged songs, 3 covers and an original by Jenny!
Legendary Northwest rockers Fred & Toody Cole are doing a special engagement as a duo at the Ash Street Saloon on Friday 03/16/12, and previewed several tunes for us on live-on-your-radio on the Drinking From Puddles broadcast. Here's the set:
Down the Road / I Hate the Blues / It's Still You / We Won't Break
Portland's own Felica and the dinosaur played this set as part of KBOO's celebration of International Women's Day, 2012.
After the live songs, there is an interview with Felicia.
Belinda Underwood is a life-long musician and dancer who brings elements of the world's folk art traditions together with her own Western training and soul-creation.
She performed this set as part of KBOO's celebration of International Women's Day, 2012. http://www.belindaunderwood.com
