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Week 5 - slow climb but still climbing! Thank you #WDWN #WLJS #WMUL #WWUH #WSOE #KRSC #KVCU #KWVA #KFAI #KRUX #WXAV #WPNR #WRTC #WGDR #WSUM #WEGL #CHMR #WHFR Thank you #collegeradio (at Rutherford, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAvFqUljN85/?igshid=1ewaez9q9mscz
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College and community radio news!
We've officially been on college and community radio adds for two weeks now, and we're very excited about how things are going so far. We'd very much like to thank the following stations and their listeners for their support thus far.
90.1 FM KPFT Houston - #26 CHART WMCX 88.9 FM in West Long Branch, NJ - #6 ADD WMUL 88.1 FM in Huntington, WV - #2 ADD WMXM 88.9 FM in Lake Forest, IL - #17 CHART Radio X 88.5 FM in Fort Lauderdale, FL - #4 ADD, #13 CHART Wtcc 90.7 FM in Springfield, MA - #23 CHART WUMF 91.5 FM in Farmington, ME - #13 CHART Radio CUH in Honolulu, HI - #9 CHART KMUD - Redwood Community Radio, Inc. in Redway, CA - #13 CHART WIDB.net in Carbondale, IL - #23 CHART
If you listen to one of these stations or live in one of these areas, please hit these stations up and tell them you're glad they're playing us and want to hear more. And if you don't see your local college or community radio station on this, please check out the link below for the full listing of stations with our album in the US and Canada. http://theinnerparty.tumblr.com/post/178646544669/contact-your-local-college-and-community-radio
Jeff Ellis visits Nathan Thomas in the WMUL to chat about his upcoming album, the sense of place in his songs, and highlights from his musical journey.
Tracklist: 1. “On The Right Road Now.” 2. “The Work.” 3. “Doors He Could Open.” Jeff Ellis on the web: Facebook. Twitter. Instagram.
Tyler Childers joins Nathan Thomas in the WMUL studios for a chat regarding Tyler's year so far, his plans for the rest of it, and his appearance on NPR's Mountain Stage. Tyler performs "Lady Mae," "Country Squire," and "Rocks & Relics."
Tracklist: 1.“Lady Mae.” 2. “Country Squire.” 3. “Rocks & Relics.” Tyler Childers on the web: Facebook. Bandcamp. Instagram. Twitter.
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Tucker Riggleman of the band Bishops joins WMUL in an improvised studio for a chat as well as a selection of songs. We talk WV music legend J. Marinelli, the band’s upcoming album, and the song “Inside” which has been tearing up the WMUL airwaves recently.
Track Listing: 1. “Silver Lining.” 2. “Telescope.” 3. “Circles” 4. “Inside.”
Bishops on the web: Bandcamp. Facebook. Twitter. Tumblr. Tucker’s solo album
Tim Lancaster left Huntington over the summer, but he returned this past weekend, just in time to see his friends in Ona perform on @mountainstage. Tim joined WMUL music director Nathan Thomas live in the studio Monday evening for a chat about his summer, how he originally got into folk music, and his Ona friends. Tim also shared four of his songs. Tim Lancaster can be found TimLancasterSongs.Bandcamp.com.
“Let Me, Let You.” “Something Like A Trout.” “Medicine Man.” “Til Tomorrow.”
WSAZ: What’s the Deal? Music Appreciation? Ft. WMUL
In 1993 a segment on WSAZ, “What’s the Deal?,” reported on music appreciation, and a then-new study that said Mozart would help the brain better than grunge. Huntington band Electric Lullaby was featured in the clip as well.
Adam Barraclough (DJ name: The Scarecrow), Huntington native, recently commented on the video as it made the rounds again on social media: “Yeah, Randy had his story written before he ever showed up at the studio, thus the out-of-context quotes. I don't think he was expecting us to have anything intelligent to say so he kept asking us questions until he got the sound bites he wanted. We were all metal DJs and none of us were aware we would be referred to continually as "grunge rockers".
