Frank Zappa - Harmonica Fun - Mystery CD
Bad Boy Brown - Soul Clap - Soul Clap: Single
Zapp - Doo Wah Ditty (Blow That Thing) - Zapp & Roger: All The Greatest Hits
Nifty - B-Harp - Nifty Beats
Hyper Harp - Fan One - TBA

Langhorne Slim - My Future - Electric Love Letter
Chuck Ragan - For Broken Ears - Feast Or Famine
Pink Mountaintops - Holiday - Outside Love

The Old Believers - No More - Eight Golden Greats
Tony Dekker from Great Lake Swimmers - Various Stages - Tiny Desk Concert (podcast)

Souvenir's Young America - Mars Ascendent - An Ocean Without Water
Magic, Beautiful - Wings In The Sky - Right Rock

Toots Thielemans - Big Bossa - Jazz Masters 59_Toots Thielemans
Brendan Power - The Jolly Beggarman/Crowley's Reel - New Irish Harmonica
Toots Thielemans - In Walked Bud - East Coast West Coast
Jean-Jacques Milteau - Poppa Willie - Memphis

The Thrills - Hollywood Kids - So Much For The City
The Low Anthem - To The Ghosts Who Write History Books - Oh My God Charlie Darwin
Royal City - In The Autumn - 1999-2004

Carlos Del Junco - Don't Bring Me Down - Blues Mongrel
James Cotton - Something To Remember You By - Fire Down Under The Hill
Lynwood Slim - Not Your Clown - Last Call

George Smith - Going Down Slow
Howlin' Wolf - Sitting On Top Of The World - His Best: Chess 50th Anniversary Collection\
Fred McDowell and Johnny Woods - Whats Going To Become Of Me - Mama Says I'm Crazy
Junior Wells - Scratch My Back - Live At Theresa's
Rick Estrin And The Night Cats - Cool Breeze - Twisted

Rod Piazza - Rocking Daddy - Vintage Live 1975
Mitch Kashmar - Who - Nickels And Dimes

Junior Wells - Million Years Blues - Come On In This House
The James Harman Band - Cold Tile Floor - Black And White



If you missed today's show..shame shame shame. We had such great music today!! Kicking off with Frank Zappa canoodling with a kazoo and harmonica then blasting straight into hip-hop and R&B tunes with more of techno/disco-ish rhythm...and filled with harmonica riffs! If you weren't able to hear the first half of the show, I highly recommend checking out the music yourself. We heard some awesome indie-folk and indie-western stuff with sloppy sporadic harmonica jams as well as some beautiful jazz harmonica from Toots, Brendan Power, and Jean-Jacques Milteau. Milteau usually does modern blues so this was a treat. ALSO!! Tony Dekker from Great Lake Swimmers was telling us why we should all get harmonica's :) well..not really..just more along the lines of how its such a universal instrument and its so easy to play and we should all learn to play one! You can hear him for yourself for free! on NPR's itunes podcast..soo-pear cool. As a must and as we do everyshow, we heard some phenomenal blues players; some more classic players as Hooker, Wells, Cotton, McDowell, and Wolf mixed in with more modern players like Kashmar, Piazza, Harman, and Rick Estrin. Hope y'all enjoyed the show! I sure did...

Keep Harpin' Dj Kamakazzi
p.s. I'm not gonna be here next week so Jake Bacon from Buffalo Bayou is takin' over my shift, he'll do a great job and I hope you call in for some requests!