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Jerome Walker And The Zoom Band Music Takes Me To The Top (1987)[Music Takes Me To The Top] Godmoma I Like It (1981)[Here] The Mad Lads I Think I m Falling For You David Sea Love Me Down (1989) Walter Jackson Tell Me When It Hurts (1981)[Tell Me When It Hurts] Bobby M Let s Stay Together (1984)[Blow] Superior Movement Guilty (1982)[The Key To Your Heart] Mike Brenda Sutton All Worth Loving For (1982)[Don t Hold Back] Bobbi Walker Something About You (1980)[Diamond In The Rough] Fonzi Thornton Beverly (1983)[The Leader] New York Port Authority Guess I m Gonna Cry (1977)[Three Thousand Miles From Home] Thelma Houston Jerry Butler Don t Pity Me (1978)[Two To One] Brandye How Long (1978)[Crossover To Brandye] Mighty Ryeders Ain t That Away (To Spend Our Day) (1978)[Help Us Spread the Message] Al Hudson The Soul Partners Trying To Prove My Love (1977)[Especially For You] Pat Livingston You Bet I Would (1974) Aretha Franklin I Can t See Myself Leaving You (1968)[Aretha Now] Cleveland Eaton Day Dreaming (1973)[Half And Half] Four Tops Are You Man Enough (1973)[Main Street People] Willie Hutch I Choose You (1973)[The Mack] Larry Houston Lets Spend Some Time Together Smokey Robinson The Miracles Flying High Together (1972)[Flying High Together] Four Tops I ve Got What You Need (1975)[Night Lights Harmony] Step By Step Don t Leave Me (1976)[I Always Wanted To Be In The Band] The Imaginations God Bless You Love (1974)[The Imaginations] The Soul Survivors Start All Over (1974)[Soul Survivors] Little Miss Soul You ve Made Me So Very Happy West Wing Look On The Brighter Side Of Love (1975)[West Wing] Bobby Thomas Just Lovin You MP3 Download (Right click, save as) 220708Soulcellar (117 mins, 96 Mb, 112 kbps) Download audio file (220708Soulcellar.mp3)

Dear Subscribers: Be sure to check out the new America's Business vodcast at www.americasbusiness.org...The U.S. House in June overwhelmingly passed legislation to expand protections for people with disabilities. Many businesses employ disabled people and manufacturers were key supporters of renewal of the Americans with Disabilities Act. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD), the bill’s chief sponsor, will appear on “America’s Business with Mike Hambrick” radio program to talk about how businesses and the disabled communities came together to craft the bill. Hoyer hopes the Senate will take up the bill soon. “I think we have a bill that’s workable for both sides,” Hoyer says. “A bill that will be effective. And a bill which will carry out the intent of assuring people with disabilities aren’t discriminated against in our country.” “America’s Business” will continue exploring the issue of disabled workers with another guest, Assistant Labor Secretary Neil Romano. Romano runs the Office of Disability Employment, which encourages companies to hire disabled people. Despite worries about the economy a new survey indicates more American and Canadian manufacturers want to expand business at home. Deloitte and Touche Vice Chairman Craig Giffi will join Mike to talk about the survey results. There is a misconception that robots will replace human workers. However, FANUC Robotics President Rick Schneider will explain how his company is using robots to help manufacturers boost efficiency, grow business, and hire more flesh and bone workers. Americans roads, bridges and other infrastructure are ailing. We’ll talk to Patricia Dalton from the Government Accountability Office about that group’s recent Congressional testimony on the nation’s infrastructure needs. Dalton is managing director of the GAO’s Physical Infrastructure Team. In our regular segments, Renee Giachino of American Justice Partnership gives us the latest on tort reform and commentator Hank Cox recalls “The Way It Was.” And the National Association of Manufacturers President Gov. John Engler will close the program with “The Last Word.” For more about “America’s Business with Mike Hambrick” and to listen to the program online, please click here. And for video highlights and more, check out www.americasbusiness.org.

Bleep 119 is a good'un. Dj Loz has concocted what he believes to be his best mix to date. Now I haven't heard every one he's ever done, but I do know that it's a great mix. Variety of timbre, age of release and style plus Loz' great taste for things which age very well (ie. Classics new and old) makes it one of those shows I think we're lucky to have. Hit Loz up at No Data Available 00 - 3d!t "Bleep Radio Intro" Dirty Spinach 01 - Mr. Oizo "Inside The Kidney Machine" [F Communications] Discogs 02 - The Black E "Spider Power" [Sleep Debt] Discogs | Fun in the Murky 03 - The Ace of Clubs "Classid" [Firstcask Records] Discogs 04 - Moby "Go" [Outer Rhythm] Discogs 05 - Syntheme "Okbae" [WéMè] Discogs 06 - Intercooler feat. Suzy Love "What I Want" [Sleep Debt] Discogs | Fun in the Murky 07 - Cristian Vogel "Transparent Fruit" [Mosquito] Discogs 08 - Jiri.Ceiver "Osaic (Vogel's Funky Sola Mix)" [Harthouse] Discogs 09 - Switch "A Bit Patchy" [Data Records] Discogs 10 - The Tuss "Alspacka" [Rephlex] Discogs 11 - The Lincoln Boys "Check It Out (Sample Mix)" [Dance Mania] Discogs 12 - Human Action Network "Hard Warez" [Alphabasic] Discogs 13 - AFX "Crying In Your Face" [Rephlex] Discogs 14 - Mr. Oizo "M-Seq" [F Communications] Discogs 15 - Buckfunk 3000 "Command Your Soul" [Bowwow] Discogs 16 - Bam Bam "Where's Your Child" [Desire Records] Discogs 17 - Modeselektor "The Black Block" [BPitch Control] Discogs 18 - Human Action Network "Avon Saw Women" [Alphabasic] Discogs 19 - Jamie Lidell "C Note" [Mosquito] Discogs 20 - KC Flightt "Planet E (Acid Drop Mix)" [RCA] Discogs 21 - Jerome Hill and Lusinda "Jesus Loves It" [Victim] Discogs | Fun in the Murky 22 - Cursor Miner "Foxfux" [Unreleased] Discogs 23 - The Doubtful Guest "Snoutful (Snapmouth Remix)" [Seed Records] Discogs Download The July 17th, 2008 Archive

Kathy Mattea / Johnny Long Grammy winner Kathy Mattea makes her return to etown for this road show taping from the Union Colony Civic Center in Greeley, Colorado. She draws on her West Virginia roots to deliver a compelling set of traditional and contemporary mining songs. She also talks with host Nick Forster about her musical and activist roots. Then Johnny Long, the Bluesman, with a capital B, takes the etown stage and shows us why, in the words of John Hammond, he is an artist “worthy of international attention.” Also, a concerned and inspired young physician from Ohio accepts the listener nominated e-chievement award this week, and shares his story with us ‘in-person.’ Don’t miss this week’s entertaining and engaging episode of etown!

Tomorrow s Edition A Song For Everyone (1982)[A Song For Everyone] Bobby Jones New Life Caught Up (1980)[Caught Up] Coffee If This World Were Mine (1982)[Second Cup] Jeanie Tracy Come And Make Love To Me (1982)[Me And You] Randy Brown Just To Be With You (1981)[Randy] Elusion Show And Tell (1982)[Show And Tell] Yates Brothers Sisters Someday (1982)[Electricity] The Reddings Remote Control (1980)[The Awakening] Ray Parker Jr And Raydio For Those Who Like To Grove (1980)[It s Time To Party] Gloria Covington Sweet Love Affair (1980)[Movin On] Candy Bowman Since I Found You (1981) Lamont Dozier You Made Me A Believer (1981)[Working On You] Shock I Think I Love You (1981)[Shock] Lovesmith Shame On You (1981) Cloe Martin Life Race (1974) Cleveland Robinson (People With Their) Hang Ups (1976)[Cleveland] The Fifth Avenue Band One Way Or The Other (1972)[Fifth Avenue Band] Darrow Fletcher It s No Mistake (1975) Modulations Worth Your Weight In Gold (1975)[It s Rough Out Here] Greg Perry Variety Is The Spice Of Life (1975)[One For The Road] David Oliver Who Are You (1979)[Mind Magic] Leon Haywood The Day I Laid Eyes On You (1974)[Keep It In The Family] Bobby Wilson Don t Shut Me Out (1975)[I ll Be Your Rainbow] Leroy Hutson Love Oh Love (1973)[Love Oh Love] The Lost Generation Angel Eyes (1973) The Supremes Bad Weather (1973) Masterplan Clinton Park (1974) Arnold Blair Trying To Get Next To You (1975) George Gwen McCrae Winners Together Or Losers Apart (1975)[Together] Side Effect I Love You So Much (1975)[Side Effect] MP3 Download (Right click, save as) 150708Soulcellar (117 mins, 96 Mb, 112 kbps) Download audio file (150708Soulcellar.mp3)

Today on the Ilyce Glink Show Ilyce talks to author John Wasik about about what exchange-traded funds are and which ones to invest in. She discusses the latest resume trends with expert Liz Handlin. Liz also advises how you can find out about corporate culture as you're job hunting. Ilyce also takes listener calls. To find out more, visit Ilyce's blog, www.thinkglink.com/blog.For show notes and updates through the week, check out her blog at www.thinkglink.com/blog. Don't forget to sign up for her new newsletter at www.thinkglink.com. Check out the videos at www.expertrealestatetips.net.

Martin Sexton / Solas etown welcomes back two stellar performers in this repeat airing. First up is Martin Sexton, who’s become known as the “singer s singer” as well as the “writer s writer.” We see why, in his etown performance as he’s backed up by the marvelous etones featuring Nick Helen Forster. Also in etown is Solas, called ‘the best Irish traditional band in the world’ by the LA Times; they share some beautiful, Celtic inspired music sure to tug at your heartstrings and get your toes tapping. Plus, a dedicated teenager from Indiana is honored with the e-chievement award, so be sure to tune in this week!

Dear Subscribers: Be sure to check out the new America's Business vodcast at www.americasbusiness.org...America’s transportation infrastructure – its roads, bridges, and rails – are in crisis, former Missouri Sen. Jim Talent says. The government should make fixing the nation’s ailing infrastructure a national priority, says Talent, a guest on this week’s “America’s Business with Mike Hambrick” radio program. Talent is an honorary chairman of the National Association of Manufacturers’ Alliance to Improve America’s Infrastructure. “I think it’s one of the three or four things the government must do in partnership with the American people if America is going to continue to be prosperous and great in the next generation,” Talent says. The declining U.S. housing market put a damper on the economy. But are things about to turn around? National Association of Realtors Chief Economist Lawrence Yun will give us the scoop. Exports have proven to be a bright spot in the economy. General Mills Chief Operating Officer Ian Friendly will tell us how his company, which makes popular foods such as Cheerios cereal, is taking advantage of free trade agreements. Our nation would save countless lives and billions of dollars if we converted our healthcare records system from antiquated paper files to electronic ones. Jennifer Queen, the parent of a chronically ill child, will join us to tell us why health information technology legislation that would modernize the health care sector is so critical to her family and other Americans. And “America’s Business” will make a special visit to the factory floor of Image National with company President Doug Bender. The Idaho company makes some of the electric signs that light up shopping centers across America. In our regular segments, Renee Giachino of American Justice Partnership gives us the latest on tort reform and commentator Hank Cox recalls “The Way It Was.” And the National Association of Manufacturers President Gov. John Engler will close the program with “The Last Word.” For more about “America’s Business with Mike Hambrick” and to listen to the program online, please click here. And for video highlights and more, check out www.americasbusiness.org.

Jerry Peters Love Song (1972)[Blueprint For Discovery] Heaven Sent Ecstacy The Greatest Love Story (1980)[The Greatest Love Story] Ashford Simpson I Ain t Asking For Your Love (1980)[A Music Affair] Gary Bartz Keep Going On (1980)[Bartz] Paulette McWilliams Main Squeeze (1977)[Never Been Here Before] Marlena Shaw You Bring Out The Best In Me (1977)[Acting Up] Ramp Everybody Loves The Sunshine (1977)[Come Into Knowledge] 7th Wonder Words Don t Say Enough (1978)[Words Don t Say Enough] Thelma Houston If It s The Last Thing I Do (1976)[Any Way You Like It] The Manhattans Wish That You Were Mine (1973)[There s No Me Without You] West Wing I m Gonna Love You Just A Little More Baby (1975)[West Wing] Sweet Talks Keep That Same Old Feeling (1979)[Sweet Talks] Maze Call On Me (1979)[Inspiration] Udell You re The Song (1978)[This Is Magic] Sunday s Child You re Good For Me (1970)[Sunday s Child] Diana Ross The Supremes Shadows Of Society (1969)[Cream Of The Crop] The Whatnauts Blues Fly Away (1971) John Gary Williams Come What May (1975) Maxine Weldon I Want Sunday Back Again[Alone On My Own] Carolyn Franklin You Can Have My Soul (1976)[If You Want Me] Brothers Of Soul The Love I Found In You The Justice Deptartment Come Back Baby (To My Empty Arms) Sam Dee Come Back Strong Walter Jackson Gotta Find Me An Angel (1977)[I Want To Come Back As A Song] John Edwards You re Messing Up A Good Thing (1974) Bobby Womack Woman s Gotta Have It (1972)[Understanding] The Committee Give In To The Power Of Love Eddie Drennon The B.B.S. Unlimited Do It Nice Easy (1975)[Collage] Timothy Wilson Who Babe (1978)[Timothy Wilson] Yates Brothers Sisters I Could Love But One Boy (1979)[Yates Brothers Sisters] MP3 Download (Right click, save as) 010708Soulcellar (117 mins, 96 Mb, 112 kbps) Download audio file (Soul_Cellar_8th_July_2008.mp3)

On today's Ilyce Glink Show, Ilyce talked about why the real estate recession might get worse, how to save a few bucks when you fill up the tank, and whether you should borrow from your 401(k) account. She took questions from listeners about IRAs and pension plans, refinancing a vehicle with a high interest rate, Young Investor's fund from Monetta, asset diversification, buying gold and silver (Bill boasted he has had a 400 percent rate of return over 5 years), and short sales. To find out more, visit Ilyce's blog, www.thinkglink.com/blog.For show notes and updates through the week, check out her blog at www.thinkglink.com/blog. Don't forget to sign up for her new newsletter at www.thinkglink.com. Check out the videos at www.expertrealestatetips.net.

Dear Subscribers: Be sure to check out the new America's Business vodcast at www.americasbusiness.org...Well, we’re halfway through the year. So this week “America’s Business with Mike Hambrick” will take a look back at some of our favorite guests so far in 2008. We’ll re-air excerpts of our June interview with former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich about his push to help America find alternative energy. Gingrich is now general chairman of American Solutions for Winning the Future, a bipartisan group that is trying to solve some of our nation’s most pressing issues such as energy. The group's online petition asking citizens whether they want more oil drilling has attracted more than 1.2 million signatures. “We believe that the American people deserve to have the least expensive energy possible in an environmentally sound way and in a way that strengthens national security,” Gingrich said. Europe is way ahead of the United States when it comes to developing nuclear energy. This week you can listen to our February interview with Tennessee Republican Rep. Zach Wamp. Wamp say the United States should be the No. 1 nation when it comes to developing nuclear and other alternative energy sources. The news media and the government tend to fan up hysteria about issues ranging from asbestos to global warming. Back in April we talked about this phenomenon with Christopher Booker and Richard North, authors of the book “Scared to Death.” We’ll re-play some of that interview. “America’s Business” will also re-air parts of a February interview on the state of the nation’s manufacturing sector with Assistant Commerce Secretary Woody Sutton. And we’ll take you back to January when we talked with NBC Universal General Counsel Rick Cotton about a campaign to battle intellectual property theft. Cotton is chairman of the Coalition Against Counterfeiting and Piracy. In our regular segment, Renee Giachino of American Justice Partnership gives us the latest on tort reform. And the National Association of Manufacturers President Gov. John Engler will close the program with “The Last Word.” For more about “America’s Business with Mike Hambrick” and to listen to the program online, please click here. And for video highlights and more, check out www.americasbusiness.org.

Friday July 4, Ilyce filled in for Clark Howard, as he was running races and hanging out in parades all over town. She discussed the economy, great deals to be had in Las Vegas, the stock market drops, and why some Boomers have decided to stay in their homes rather than sell. Tune in to catch her advice to listeners and find out more at her blog, www.thinkglink.com/blog. Don't forget to sign up for her new newsletter at www.thinkglink.com. Check out the videos at www.expertrealestatetips.net.

Andrez Bergen, better known as Little Nobody, is an expatriate Australian journalist, some-time musician, photographer, DJ, occasional illustrative pencil-pusher, one-time filmmaker, writer, wayward graphic designer, and an ad hoc beer connoisseur, formerly from Melbourne, who's been entrenched in Tokyo, Japan, for almost 7 years now. In most respects (aural and visual), Andrez likes to steal furtive glances in a pseudo-metaphysical rear-vision mirror, greedily brushing up on the "found art" chapter of the Dadaists' handbook; he then plagiarizes heavily from the cut-up techniques of Brion Gysin and Tristan Tzara, nicks the deconstructive tendencies of post-modernism in jaded new ways, and casts a sardonic eye on the industrial music splice 'n' dice ideology of Cabaret Voltaire in the '70s - all the time stimulated by Marcel Duchamp's display of a toilet urinal back in 1917. on.. Myspace, Discogs Andrez has only recently cropped up on my radar. His wide spread tastes and exceedingly friendly nature made it an easy call with regards to asking him to do a Bleep show. [00:05] 3d!t "Bleep Radio Intro" [01:05] - Little Nobody vs. Someone B.I.G "Old Skool Gagsta Slap" IF? Juno Download [02:55] - Little Nobody "Fun in the Murky (LN Hack)" unreleased [06:29] - Little Nobody "Hush, Hush" unreleased [11:17] - Little Nobody "Nobody's Driving" IF? Juno Download [15:01] - Si Begg "Brothers and Sisters" Noodles [18:40] - Toshiyuki Yasuda "Pink House (Little Nobody's Cue: Bricks mix)" unreleased [23:21] - Unit Moebius "Untitled (Bunker 016)" Bunker [28:59] - Veronica Love Doll "Intro" Sprmint Recordings [30:43] - Veronica Love Doll "Work the Shack" Sprmint Recordings [36:34] - Little Nobody "Jack Your Kitsch Up" IF? Juno Download [41:29] - Little Nobody "Got That" Dead Channel Download [45:22] - LN Elektronische Ensemble "Light My Fire (Live on SBS Radio)" IF? [53:00] - Little Nobody "Profondo Rosso Finito" IF? Addictech Download Download the July 3rd, 2008 Archive

Lou Ragland Understand Each Other (1977)[Lou Ragland Is The Conveyor] Millie Jackson Fancy This (1980)[I Had To Say It] Jackie Ross The World Needs More People Like You (1980)[Take The Weight Off Me] LR Superstars Come To Me (1990)[Sayin It] Charles Drain I m Gonna Stay (1976)[Dependable] Lloyd Price What Did You Do With My Love (1976)[Music Music] Velvet Fire Here I Go Again (1977)[Black Fist] Weapons Of Peace This Life s (About To Get Me Down) (1976)[Weapons Of Peace] The Softones Extraordinary People (1975) Perfections Can This Be Real (1978) The Manhattans Don t Say Goodbye (1979) Shock Footsteps Across Your Mind (1976) Imperials Where You Gonna Find Somebody Like Me (1978)[Who s Gonna Love Me] Innervision I Just Want To Say I Love You (1977) Lonnie Liston-Smith Space Lady (1977)[Renaissance] Frankie Beverly While I m Alone (1977) Street People You re The Girl I Love (1975)[Street People] The Lost Generation Thin Line Between Love And Hate (1972)[Young, Tough Terrible] The Teques Don t Push My Love Cup Baby Washington That s How Heartaches Are Made (1963) The Ambassadors Ain t Got The Love Of One Girl (On My Mind) (1968) Timothy Wilson Baby Baby Please (1968) Tomorrow s Promise You re Sweet, You re Fine, You re Everything (1973) Temptations Heavenly (1973)[1990] Jerry Butler Playing On You (1974)[Sweet 16] JJ Barnes Time Is Love (1973)[Born Again] Universal Mind For You Girl (1974) Garland Green Come Through Me Traffic Jam I Can t Get Over You Fluorescent Smogg All My Life Soul Brothers Inc That Loving Feeling Silent Majority Frightened Girl (1970) Charles Wilson I Don t Want To Lose Your Love MP3 Download (Right click, save as) 010708Soulcellar (117 mins, 96 Mb, 112 kbps) Download audio file (010708Soulcellar.mp3)

Abigail Washburn The Sparrow Quartet / Vusi Mahlasela Banjo player and singer-songwriter Abigail Washburn visits etown with her spectacular ensemble, The Sparrow Quartet, featuring Béla Fleck (banjo), Casey Driessen (fiddle) and Ben Sollee (cello). Plus, poetic lyricist and powerful vocalist Vusi Mahlasela, known as The Voice in his home country of South Africa, makes his etown debut; Nick Helen Forster and the etones layer in some lovely harmonies and instrumental support for him. And, there’s a motivated e-chievement award winner from the Florida Keys who shares his heart warming story. etown brings you one of the finest hours in radio filled with fantastic music and inspiring conversation.

Today on the Ilyce Glink Show we took at look at the stock market moves this week (down 3 percent this past week, and now down 19.9 percent from the overall high), the price of a gallon of gas all over the world, and a new hot button for the economy -- nonperforming loans at local banks and S&Ls. Ilyce also answered questions on credit, rental property, refinancing, buying stock for a child, FHA loans and hiring a real estate agent. Tune into listen to the show and don't forget to check out her blog at www.thinkglink.com/blog for updates throughout the week. Don't forget to sign up for her new newsletter at www.thinkglink.com. Check out the videos at www.expertrealestatetips.net.

Dear Subscribers: Be sure to check out the new America's Business vodcast at www.americasbusiness.org...The United Space Alliance aerospace company manufactures special tiles that protect space shuttles from the fiery heat they encounter when re-entering Earth atmosphere. The company wanted to cut down on waste in tile production. So they turned to Microsoft’s Visio software and ProModel Corp.’s Process Simulator to get the job done. Visio is software that helps businesses visualize systems, processes and other information while Process Simulator is a Visio plug-in. United Space Alliance representative David Tucker, a guest on this week’s “America’s Business with Mike Hambrick” radio program, says the results were better than expected. Accompanying Tucker on the program is Microsoft representative Ingo Heel and ProModel Consulting Services Vice President Bruce Gladwin. “I can tell you to triple the production requirements and not have to hire anybody new or buy any new equipment was a pretty amazing feat,” Tucker says. “So we were able to do that without tripling our resource requirements. We used what we had.” Reporter James Fallows, a frequent contributor to Atlantic Monthly, returns to “America’s Business” this week to continue his conversation about China’s environmental problems. China is one of the fastest growing economies in the world but lags far behind the United States when it comes to keeping air and water clean. Nuclear energy could be an important component in making America independent of expensive imported oil. And a recent study from the Clean and Safe Energy Coalition (CASEnergy) says a renaissance of America’s nuclear power industry could create thousands of high-paying jobs. Former New Jersey Gov. Christine Todd Whitman, co-chair of CASEnergy, will join Mike to talk about the report. In our regular segments, Renee Giachino of American Justice Partnership gives us the latest on tort reform and commentator Hank Cox recalls “The Way It Was.” And the National Association of Manufacturers President Gov. John Engler will close the program with “The Last Word.” For more about “America’s Business with Mike Hambrick” and to listen to the program online, please click here. And for video highlights and more, check out www.americasbusiness.org.

This week's Bleep seems to have acquired a slight mid 90's vibe to it. I blame it on the Ferox early on in the mix. That always pushes me in that direction. [00:05] 3d!t "Bleep Radio Intro" Dirty Spinach [01:05] 3 Abnormal Boyz "Keep It" Frankie Recs 21 [Keep IT EP 2007] Discogs [06:06] Synchrojack "The Circle" Ferox 14 [Cash Machines EP 1995] Discogs [11:41] Neil Landstrumm "Jake's Room" Mosquito 02 [The Paskal EP 1995] Discogs [14:44] Braincell "Spinal Chord" Harthouse Mannheim 10 [Mind Over Matter LP 2008] Discogs | Fun in the Murky [20:27] Tim Exile "Inseimonv" Mosquito 23 [Hanzo Steel Cut EP 2004] Discogs [25:01] 3ST "Crunch Time" Tresor [Headquarters Berlin LP 2002] Discogs [30:36] Jacob London "The Final Chapter" .dotbleep 22 [Return To Squirrel Mountain EP 2008] Discogs | Fun in the Murky [34:02] Cari Lekebusch "Untitled" Hybrid 05 [Drum And Noise Style EP1995] Discogs [39:52] Marshall Jefferson "Move Your Body (Mike Ink Remix)" White [Move Your Body Mike Ink Remixes EP] Discogs | Fun in the Murky [44:57] Syntheme "Dual Monitors" WeMe 13 [Various Acid LP 2008] Discogs | Fun in the Murky [47:20] Paul Birken "Sleep Deprived" Membrane 09 [We Were Acid Pt. 4 EP 2007] Discogs | Fun in the Murky [52:39] Canniball Cooking Club "Tea-R-Time (Tomas Nordtrom Remix)" Chan'n'Mikes 09 [Rest In Pieces Ep 2004] Discogs [53:51] Bill Youngman "Cells Regenerate" Null 17 [Hearing Voices EP 2007] Discogs | Fun in the Murky Download The June 26th, 2008 Archive

Michael Franti Spearhead / Josh Ritter This week’s etown encore broadcast features Michael Franti Spearhead. They’ll offer powerful songs of social commentary, and Michael also treats us to some sparse, ‘unplugged’ tunes. Sharing the etown stage is singer-songwriter Josh Ritter, whose songs have been called “brilliant stories” and “rich tales of everyday life” by the New York Times and Details. Add to that an outstanding e-chievement award winner from Iowa who has come up with a unique way to cultivate the volunteer spirit of young people in his community, and you won’t want to miss this awesome episode of etown.

Major Harris Jealousy (1976) [Jealousy] Barbara Mason You Can Be With The One You Don t Love (1974) [Lady Love] The Dramatics You re Fooling You (1975) [Drama V] Prince Phillip Mitchell I m So Happy (1979) [Top Of The Line] Beverly Duane I Wanna Be With You (1978) [Beverly Duane] Booker T Jones I ll Put Some Love Back In Your Life (1978) [Try And Love Again] Switch (You Pulled A) Switch (1978) [Switch] Candi Staton Summer Time With You (1976) [Young Hearts Run Free] Billy Jones I ll Keep Holding On Jay Player Love Is The Answer (1982) Reddings Follow Me (1982) [Steamin Hot] Rupert Holmes So Beatiful It Hurts (1978) [Pursuit Of Happiness] The Family Connection This Time Clarence Townsend I Found A New Love Ron Henderson Choice Of Colour Your Love (1972) The Promises Living In The Footsteps Of Another Girl Richmond International Maybe If I Leave You (1973) The Lost Generation Your Mission (If You Decide To Accept It) (1974) Troy And Tomorrow Means Another Day We re Apart (1972) Clarence Carter I Couldn t Refuse (Your Love) (1977) Tamiko Jones Oh How I Love You (1975) [Love Trip] The Ebonys You re The Reason Why (1973) [The Ebonys] Carol Williams So Much A Part Of Me (1976) [ Lectric Lady] The Dramatics I Dig Your Music (1975) [The Dramatic Jackpot] Johnnie Taylor You re The Best In The World (1976) [Eargasm] Hot If That s The Way You Want It (1978) [If That s The Way You Want It You Got It] Circle O Fire Have It Your Way (1978) [Escape Hatch] Positive Force Tell Me What You See (1979) Barry White September When I First Met You (1978) [Barry White The Man] MP3 Download (Right click, save as) 240608Soulcellar (117 mins, 82 Mb, 96 kbps) Download audio file (240608Soulcellar.mp3)

Today on the Ilyce Glink Show, we talked about Operation Malicious Mortgage, the FBI's huge national takedown of mortgage fraud schemes. We also talked about how the FHA is going to renew attempts to get rid of third-party downpayment programs, like Nehemiah, and why that's so important. For show notes and updates through the week, check out her blog at www.thinkglink.com/blog. Don't forget to sign up for her new newsletter at www.thinkglink.com. Check out the videos at www.expertrealestatetips.net.

Dear Subscribers: Be sure to check out the new America's Business vodcast at www.americasbusiness.org...Rep. Roscoe Bartlett (R-MD) is pushing legislation to begin oil drilling in the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge to help ease soaring gasoline prices. But Bartlett, who was the first congressman to buy a gas-stingy Toyota Prius, said federal revenue from ANWR oil drilling will be used to develop alternative fuels. “Well, I always was opposed to drilling in ANWR unless we used the revenues we got from ANWR to invest in alternatives,” says Bartlett, a guest on this week’s “America’s Business with Mike Hambrick” radio program. “We desperately need to develop alternatives and I thought that would provide some leverage to get us going on developing alternatives.” China is one of the fastest growing economies in the world but is grappling with a huge pollution problem. Smog is so bad some observers say it could affect the performance of athletes at the Olympic Games. Reporter James Fallows, a regular contributor to Atlantic Monthly, will join Mike to talk about what China is doing to clean up its air, soil and water. Federal tax credits to boost research and development help foster innovation and create jobs. But Congress often lets these credits lapse. Tom Neubig of Ernst and Young, author of a recent report on R and D tax credits, will talk about the huge benefit they give manufacturing. With gasoline prices so high wouldn’t it be nice if you could make your own fuel at home? Well, now you can. E-Fuel Chief Executive Officer Thomas Quinn will introduce us to a machine his company manufacturers that lets consumers make their own ethanol using sugar, yeast and water. And America’s Business will visit Patriots Technology Training in Seat Pleasant, Maryland. President Thurman Jones will talk about his mission to use fun and recreational activities to teach children and teenagers about robotics, science and math. These skills could one day help them in manufacturing careers. In our regular segments, Renee Giachino of American Justice Partnership gives us the latest on tort reform and commentator Hank Cox recalls “The Way It Was.” And the National Association of Manufacturers President Gov. John Engler will close the program with “The Last Word.” For more about “America’s Business with Mike Hambrick” and to listen to the program online, please click here. And for video highlights and more, check out www.americasbusiness.org.

DeVotchKa / Au Revoir Simone For their third trip to etown, it’s DeVotchka—the popular Colorado based band with a huge international following and fan base. Nick Urata’s vocals infuse their songs with striking emotion, all beautifully supported by an eclectic ensemble featuring a string section, trumpet, sousaphone, melodica, and more. Then, in their first etown appearance, it s the Brooklyn based band Au Revoir Simone: Erika Forster, Heather D Angelo, and Annie Hart use vintage keyboards and drum machines to deliver their modern, electronic-based songs that resonate with an inviting, organic warmth. They’re David Lynch’s favorite band these days, and they’ve been touring Europe, Japan and the U.S. to rave reviews. A bit of etown trivia: Boulder born and raised Erika Forster is the daughter of etown host Nick Forster and the beloved stepdaughter of Helen Forster! There’s also a creative and motivated e-chievement award winner from Boston, Massachusetts who shares her inspiring story, all this week in etown.

I tried to make sure and grab each track in this mix from a section of shelf that I haven't picked through in a while. For the first time it actually worked. I always end up cherry picking some of the stuff I play more often, but that didn't happen this time. So aside from the newest 3d!t EP every record is something that's been hiding for a year or two on me. There is definitely some killer stuff I wish I could play more often. Curse only being able to play 20-30 at a time! [00:05] 3d!t "Bleep Radio Intro" Dirty Spinach [01:05] Norman "Messias" Feinwerk 08 [Yellow Dummyprotector EP 2006] Discogs | Fun in the Murky [05:46] Cristian Vogel "Sarcastically Tempered Powers" Tresor 110 [Busca Invincibles LP 1999] Discogs [10:52] Drake Dehlen "Mona (Neil Landstrumm Remix)" Calme 15 [Mona EP 2006] Discogs | Fun in the Murky [14:15] Smees "Robox Neofunk" Electronik Weed Crew 06 [Smees Made EP 2005] Discogs [15:58] Justin Berkovi "Clandestine" Djax-Up-Beats 320 [01273 Noir EP 1999] Discogs [21:22] Subhead "13 (Michele Fasano Remix) Subhead [Remixes 13 EP 2002] Discogs [26:19] Nino Fight "Scratch Beat" Chan'n'Mikes 07 [The Best Product EP 2003] Discogs [28:48] Preast FX "Crazy Strings" Fix UK 12 [Same EP 2004] Discogs [34:08] Justin Berkovi "Backshredding" Djax-Up-Beats 306 [Jeopardy Part 1 EP 1999] Discogs [38:40] 3d!t "And Another Thing" Coin Operated 04 [Robot Strategy EP 2008] Discogs | Fun in the Murky [40:52] Attuk "8 Ball" Mutter 22 [Cheats & Tricks EP 2006] Discogs | Fun in the Murky [45:45] Quick & Smart "In Fill Trade" Nerven 39 [Punch Harmonics EP 2008] Discogs | Fun in the Murky [49:53] Subliminal Criminal "Psychotic" Nocturnal State 05 [I-Funk In Da House EP 2004] Discogs [52:49] Hac[k] The Tab "...Is Bac[k]" [K]rack-troni[k] 14 [...Is Back Ep 2007] Discogs | Fun in the Murky [57:37] Adam X "Photosensitiviy" MNX 05 [Excerpts From A Fate Unknown EP 2007] Discogs | Fun in the Murky Download The June 19th, 2008 Archive

Urgent news of Brian Info on when to listen, how to tune in online, plus the additional excitement of seeing if Brian can read out this promo in a single take after three pints of Stella.

Urgent news of Brian Info on when to listen, how to tune in online, plus the additional excitement of seeing if Brian can read out this promo in a single take after three pints of Stella.

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If you've been listening to the Ilyce Glink show these past few months, you know that Ilyce has had grill troubles. An astute listener sent Ilyce an email Sunday morning with a possible explanation of why her brand new grill failed -- it's possible it was contaminated with a chemical used by meth labs to make crank. On the show this morning, Ilyce discussed a news alert from the National Propane Gas Association that talks about how methamphetamine users are taking propane gas tanks and filling them with a dangerous chemical -- and then returning the empty gas canisters to the store. Tune in to find out more as Ilyce answers your questions this Father's Day. For updates through the week, check out her blog at www.thinkglink.com/blog. Don't forget to sign up for her new newsletter at www.thinkglink.com. Check out the videos at www.expertrealestatetips.net.

Dear Subscribers: Be sure to check out the new America's Business vodcast at www.americasbusiness.org...Oil prices are hitting new records almost daily, hurting consumers and businesses alike. But the United States still has plenty of untapped oil, says former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, a guest on this week’s “America’s Business with Mike Hambrick.” The former Georgia Republican congressman is chairman of American Solutions for Winning the Future. The nonpartisan group has an online petition asking Americans whether they want more domestic oil drilling to help bring down prices. Not surprisingly, many want more drilling.“In less than three weeks it has gotten 475,000 signatures,” Gingrich says. “We’re adding 30,000 to 50,000 signatures a day now. So it’s building momentum.” America’s roads, bridges, waterways and rails are aging and need fixing and improvements. But is our government up to the challenge? Rep. Lincoln Davis (D-TN) will join Mike to discuss the issue. One answer to our nation’s energy crisis could be blowing in the wind. Assistant Energy Secretary Andy Karsner will talk about a recent report that says wind could generate 20 percent of our nation’s energy needs by 2030. There are more minority engineers in America but more work needs to be done. National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering Inc. Vice President Irving Pressley McPhail will talk about a recent report on diversity in engineering and why the issue is so important to manufacturing. And “America’s Business” will chat with Munro and Associates Inc. President Sandy Munro. Munro’s company is helping manufacturers become leaner and meaner by helping them boost efficiency and cut costs. In our regular segments, Renee Giachino of American Justice Partnership gives us the latest on tort reform and commentator Hank Cox recalls “The Way It Was.” And the National Association of Manufacturers President Gov. John Engler will close the program with “The Last Word.” For more about “America’s Business with Mike Hambrick” and to listen to the program online, please click here. And for video highlights and more, check out www.americasbusiness.org.