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Terrific Tunage Thursday! Here we are in the planning stages of a brand new weekend! Got plans? Sure you do. Just remember to be aware of strangers. Try not to meet any! You know what I mean? Got questions? So did I. Just listen to the Longtown Sound and Uncleshag will guide you through the amazing stranger facts and fallicies. The artists in today s show know of what they sing. Listen and learn. -unc. Today s featured Artists- Emerson Hart - Friend to a Stranger The Whiskey River Band - Don t Be A Stranger Willie Nelson - Red Headed Stranger Jimmy Dale Gilmore and the Flatlanders - Hello Stranger The Broken Music Box - Stranger Autumn Colie Brice - The Phantom Stranger Buck Owens - Tall Dark Stranger Barbara Lewis -  Hello Stranger T. Graham Brown - Don t Go To Strangers

Pancake Wednesday One Hour Home Special! Wednesday s Pancake Special is just that. Special. Y all come in and find a seat. The coffee pots are full and bottomless. Please serve yourself! It s all about Home, wherever that is for you. Home is where the best pancakes are found, home is where the strawberries, blueberries, cantaloupe and watermelon grow fresh in the garden for our breakfast. Where the buckwheat and maple roam free. Home. Today, the artists all have different takes on home. Some are descriptive and detailed, others more subtle with thought and mood self evident. Home can be a sanctuary, or a prison cell. Home can be where you are from, or where you are going. Thanks for taking the road home with Longtown Sound. I have room for all riders and I leave now and later C mon, you know you want to go! Listen as you ride! -unc. Today s Featured Artists- Jim Armstrong -  I m Coming Home Chris DeMarco - You Can t Go Home Again Goose Creek Symphony - Old Kentucky Home Denver Harbor - Way Back Home Lost Dogs - If You Loved Here, You d Be Home By Now Doc Roberts - Amarillo by Morning Jeff Otwell - Bring It On Home John Batdorf - Home Again Nathan Wiley - Home Neal Fox - Is Anybody Home Pete Wernick & Flexigrass - Traveling Home The Stone Coyotes - The Lights of Home SPIN - Home Thomas Lee - Crawl My Way Back Home Taylor Hicks - Georgia

New Music Tuesday returns with the 30 minute format and the show you have been waiting for. Tuesday is mellow, free,  loose and easy. Fitting terms for the tunage in today s feature. Take the time to listen to the artists heartfelt lyrics and see if you have been down a few of the same roads. Hump day is on it s way, be prepared for flapjackerie to ensue tomorrow! -unc. Today s Featured Artists- Booze Monkey - Let s Go Monkey Carrie Ann and the Apocalyptics - Be-Um Bill Kahler - Longest Road in the World Jay Scott - Sometimes Billy Pilgrim - I Won t Tell (live) Dave McCormick - Learning To Balance Taylor Hicks - Somehow Amy Regan - I ll Take The Wine

Monday, Monday One Hour Hot July Summer Special! Unc is in the clouds, where are you? It is way too hot to write,  much less think. I ll just listen. Join me and enjoy the kickoff  tunage. Y all come when ya can! -unc. Taylor Hicks - The Deal Al Stewart - Song On The Radio Eli Reed and the True Loves - Take My Love With You The Stone Coyotes - Brand New Car Duane Andrews - DD s Blues Amy Regan - Nighttime Bird Bill Kahler - Love Handed Down Carrie Ann and the Apocalyptics - Madhouse Blues 5 Miles West - Memory Lane Jack Falk and Glenn Zajak - Back Again Chris Tompkins - At the Bama Breeze D B Bryant Band - Time To Ride Swapmeet Louie - Slippin On Straightaway Mike Whitney - Secret Clubhouse TAYLOR HICKS NEW CD TITLED EARLY WORKS , DROPPING AUGUST 19TH PRE-ORDER IT NOW ON AMAZON  CLICK RIGHT HERE CLICK BELOW TO READ SWAP S BLOG POSTS. BECOME A FRIEND - CHECK HIM OUT!

32nd Street Episode 2 How about some jack, Jack? Sons of Jack are included. First and last. Male and female. Two by two. Add to the list of jacks if you know of one. Definitions of jack on the Web: * a small worthless amount; you don t know jack * mariner: a man who serves as a sailor * laborer: someone who works with their hands; someone engaged in manual labor * jackfruit: immense East Indian fruit resembling breadfruit; it contains an edible pulp and nutritious seeds that are commonly roasted * a small ball at which players aim in lawn bowling * an electrical device consisting of a connector socket designed for the insertion of a plug * game equipment consisting of one of several small six-pointed metal pieces that are picked up while bouncing a ball in the game of jacks * small flag indicating a ship s nationality * one of four face cards in a deck bearing a picture of a young prince * tool for exerting pressure or lifting * any of several fast-swimming predacious fishes of tropical to warm temperate seas * lift with a special device; jack up the car so you can change the tire * jacklight: hunt with a jacklight * male donkey Come take a ride on 32nd St. I ll get you home safely. Goodnight and bluesy dreams! Sue Featuring the music of- Jack Falk - Dancing Butterfly Jack Scott - The Way I Walk Jacky and Strings - Rosa Maria Jackie DeShannon - Needles Jack Elliott - The Sky Above and the Mud Below Jack Wago/Guitar Jack - Private Tears Jackson Browne - Doctor My Eyes Joe Jackson - Is She Really Going Out With Him Jack Falk - Jack’s Blues

It s a Shagapaloosa© or an Uncapaloosa© Friday here in Longtown and the Sound is intense and sharp. Packed with highs and lows and all the right tones falling perfectly in between. The only thing flat is that Old Milwaukee beer you re sipping. Just when you thought you d run out of rope one or more appear bringing you hope. Help yourself and help others to find the way back home. Longtown Sound. Just Great Music. -unc. Today s Featured Artists- Paul Thorn - All About People Karen Curious and The New Professionals - Happy Girl Charlie Daniels Band - Simple Man Robbie Dupree - Judgement Day Jody Gnant - From the Middle Amy Regan - Everybody Needs Somewhere To Go Get Taylor Hicks Early Works - The Right Place Michael Twitty - Hello Darlin The Stone Coyotes - The Beat s Got a Hold on Me Duane Andrews - Bell Island - CD Raindrops Hollow Horse - I Think I Made You Up Kris Bell - Life s Lessons Loo Wood - Saturdays Texas Boogie - Chop Top Mercury 49 Smokin Joker - Somebody Dance

In this final chapter, I will examine the supergroup West, Bruce super teaming of Blind Faith, let s take a close listen to West, Bruce ll start off with the title track of the LP Why Dontcha? From a review, Jack Bruce mixes the blues of Cream with the hard rock of Mountain, while the label gave them maybe a third of Blind Faith hype. Flo s wife and songwriting partner, shooting him to death in their Manhattan apartment. I cannot understand the charge nor the incredibly light sentence she received. I will close it all out with some really good blues, and the favorite of Engineer Ken and I, called Third Degree. Which may or may not have a particularly different meaning for New Yorkers, lol! Hope you enjoyed the Mountainous ride!

Terrific Tunage Thursday! Trying to top the ticket takers, the traffickers, the tradesmen? Tokens that tell tributes though, through this trippy trip thru time, they re tenfold total tricksters. Transport the tribe to tunage timed to the tick to track tough trials. The music in today s Longtown Sound is fresh, free of fiber and the total package for your entertainment value! Enjoy! -unc. Today s Featured Artists- Jody Gnant - Over Derek James - Stray Amy Regan - Some Kind Of Blues Robbie Dupree - Lucky James Casto - Invitation Maria Haukaas Storeng - Even Angels Fall Taylor Hicks - Heaven Knows Michael Gaither - Hang It Up

As we open Part 3, I will dip back into that solo Leslie West album from 1969, back when there was no group called Mountain. His version of a Bob Dylan song made famous by the Band, and also by Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger s there were some personnel changes. Also in the 70 s, Leslie West kept busy by also playing with The Who on their Who s Next sessions- and he was on the demo of Won t Get Fooled Again. Also on a Bo Diddley 20th Anniversary Tribute All Star Album. And in the 2000 s, he has contributed to an Ozzie Osborne album, plus had solo and group LP s. I will close this chapter out with a song dedicated to our next power blackout! In the next and final podcast, Leslie West joins a supergroup- but were they? Mike

Pancake Wednesday and the flow is maintained by placing a pre-heater at the head of every Longtown Sound. Thus increasing the speed at which the syrup flows onto the pancake and decreasing the wait time by up to three seconds and three seconds can mean the difference in winning and losing - a great breakfast or just a really good one. Check out the Jimmy Dean Sausage world of Longtown today. Click the artists links and make sure your favorites know that it is Pancake Wednesday! -unc. Today s Featured Artists- James Casto - Acre of Land Get the CD Robbie Dupree - Secret Love Jen Foster - The Underdogs Eddie Ramirez - When I Look at You The Complements - Sweet Sorrow James Dunn - Find My Way Taylor Hicks - Dream Myself Awake

New Music Tuesday commences with Artist of the Week, Robbie Dupree and his song, Knocking On The Gates Of Eden , from his new CD, Time and Tide. Twisting lyrics for added meaning and syncopating the beats isn t an unusual act for indie artists and here to do it today are The Stone Coyotes with Not Right Now . This trio from Greenfield, Mass. have a great sound and will be around Longtown Sound for some time to come. Uncleshag is really enjoying their CD, VIII. Check it out here. Rounding out New Music Tuesday are the following artists. Visit all and say Uncleshag sent you. That ll shake em up! Have a great Tuesday and I ll see you back here Wednesday with hot and tasty flapjacks a-plenty! -unc. Charlie Wheeler Band - When the Lord Telling On Trixie - Angels Fall Ginya - Break Down Here Pawnshop Roses - The Life We Lead Karen Curious - To Save You

Monday, Monday and the hot indie hits just keep on coming. Continuing with music from the artists featured during this past two weeks and adding a couple of favorites to take care of the Longtown Sound Listeners for another 24 hours - but be aware - there is so much more great music coming during the hot summer months to enjoy. It guaranteed to cool you down! Stick around and pass it on. Have a great week and kick off this Monday with Uncleshag s ear picked tunage! Just great music! -unc. Today s Featured Artists- JJ Appleton - Caledonia Road Amanda Shaw - Chirmolito Robbie Dupree - Mystery World James Casto - Puckett Road Louinel Jean - Darfur Dave McCormick - Fifty Feet of Dirt Mike Whitney - Elevator Man

In this Saturday Edition of Longtown Sound, Twilight Dementia chats with Uncleshag between hearing the Virginia based duo perform Lullaby and A Hard Rain s A Gonna Fall . More of our chat will appear in the next New Music Tuesday. Look for it! Next up, David Martin appears with, Sing Your Song from his CD, then, Satisfied by Robbie Dupree from his great new CDm, Time and Tide. Simpli Lauri is Laura Merrow, new MySpace friend and now on the WLSO.FM play list. with her song, Angel Without Wings , a musical message you ll get right away. Inside from James Casto takes the listeners home today with my thanks and hopes for a restful Sunday and a great week to come! -unc.

I will continue now with some Mountain proper. West and Pappalardi shared vocals, and they added Corky Laing on drums. Theme For An Imaginary Western was written by Cream s Jack Bruce- hell, the vocal even SOUNDS like Jack Bruce! And that will not be the end of a Leslie West/Jack Bruce connection. Mountain s 4th live concert was at Woodstock 69! And they wrote a song about it- For Yasgur s Farm. My favorite album by Mountain is Nantucket Sleighride. I will have some trivia about just what a Nantucket Sleighride exactly is, dating back to the whaling ship days, plus info about my friend who was a descendant of Owen Coffin on Nantucket Island. Then the band doing an old Chuck Berry chestnut. I will end this episode with a song for Father s Day. OK, so? It is dated. Check out early if you want, lol! More Mountain ahead, so be on the lookout. Mike

We ll begin a multi-part exploration of the music of Leslie West and Mountain. If you are a fan of guitar playing wizardry, you should enjoy this. Though not having anything on the charts in years, Mountain remains popular in this section of the East Coast. And in fairness, Mr. West has lost considerable weight in the years since his heyday! Mountain played hard rock, and were forerunners of Heavy Metal Music. In the beginning there was no group called Mountain- that was simply the name of Leslie West s 1969 solo album. I leave it up to you as to why it was called that- but in my opinion it had much to do with his size. The group name came AFTER its release. Felix Pappalardi played bass on the LP, and produced it- and he had gained fame and fortune for producing the legendary group Cream s albums. West was a premiere guitar player who could always get down with the blues. He was born in New York City, raised on Long Island, and started out as a member of the Vagrants. Interestingly, Mountain played at the original Woodstock before they were formally were known as Mountain! They were not in the movie. At any rate, I will be playing mostly things from that 1st technically solo West album. Some songs perhaps never heard by you, or at least not in long while. This series is about a band well ahead of its time. Mike

Friday, Finally! Get with the good times and set off on the good foot toward a weekend of sunshine and happiness. If this does not describe you, well, you need the tonic-trimmed tunage of today s Longtown Sound more than ever! So tune in and tell a friend. What you gonna do, save it for yourself? Pass it on! The artists all deserve a little thanks and commenting to them is much appreciated! Lift a spirit and all that goes with it. A toast! To great weekends for all! -unc. Today s Featured Artists- Thomas Lee - This Train Thomas Earl - Touchstone Second Dan - Running Out Of Feelings Louinel Jean - Imagine Amanda Shaw - Pretty Runs Out JJ Appleton - You re Sweet on Him James Casto - Perfect Day The Stone Coyotes VIII - All For Angelina SwampdaWamp - Dance

Terrific Tunage Thursday takes time to tell the trippingly trepidetious tale to transport the tinkling , tensile tunage to the tinnitus. Enjoy the Just Great Music and let the artists know what you think by clicking the links and showing some love. What say YOU? Thanks to the Longtime Longtown Listeners and subscribers! -unc. Today s Featured Artists- JJ Appleton - Today, Today, Today Telling On Trixie - Orion s Light James Dunn - Oak Tree Louinel Jean - Within the Shadow Rodrigo y Gabriela - Stairway to Heaven The Stone Coyotes - Tomorrow is Another Day Amanda Shaw - Garden of Eden

Pancake Wednesday brings Part 2 of Uncleshag s conversation with Michael Twitty and the story is told of a young Uncleshag and his chance encounter with Conway Twitty. Michael Twitty is patient and tells what it s like to be the son of Conway Twitty and the man, Harold Jenkins. It s a story that should be passed on to others. Enjoy the flapjacks, pour on extra syrup and pass the bacon, please! Coffee s on! -unc. Music included in this presentation include- Don t Take It Away and I May Never Get To Heaven from the CD, Three Generations Country Ham by Jerry Clower - Writing in My Bible Don t Cry, Joni on Amazon Best Part of Lovin from the CD, Debbie Don t Do Dallas Anymore Thanks to go out to Teo at Valley of the Starz. Check out Michael Twitty on MySpace! michaeltwitty.com and conwaytwitty.com

New Tunage Tuesday is all about honoring one of the most revered names in Country Music History. Rather than you reading all about it here please listen to the conversation Michael Twitty and I have as we discuss his father, Conway, Michael s history and the future plans of the Twitty Clan. In today s Part One, Michael Twitty sings I Don t Know a Thing About Love , Too Late for The Show , It s Only Make Believe , That s My Job and Michael s son, Tre Twitty performs Tight Fittin Jeans . Enjoy the show and return tomorrow for the finale! -unc.

Monday, Monday returns with all new music for an all new week featuring the music of Michael Twitty as WLSO.FM Artist of the Week. Be sure to catch tomorrow s show and the interview with Michael Twitty, son of Country Music Legend, Conway Twitty. Today s show is strengthened by the top artists in Nashville, North Carolina, Europe, the World and sounds of the steel drum and steel guitar mix well in this hopefully, audacious presentation. Certain everyone had a great 4th, now it s time for a different type of blast off. Buckle up, babies! -unc. Today s Featured Artists- Michael Twitty - Lonely Blue Boy Wayne Mills Band - Blame It On The Roses The Watson Twins - Bar Woman Blues Mike Whitney - Alone No More Josh Woodward - Good to Go Louinel Jean / J Project - My Girl SwampdaWamp - Shoebox Carrie Ann and the Apocalyptics - Simpler Life

Psalm 23 (KJV) 1 The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. 2 He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. 3 He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name s sake. 4 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. 5 Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. 6 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the LORD for ever. Hear Today s Featured Artists- Adam Deans - Holy, Holy, Holy Darrell Evans - Beautiful Savior Hee Haw Gospel Quartet - The Glory Land Way Jessica Smith-Wright - So Real Anne Murray - The Lord s Prayer Jerry Williams - The Angels Anthem Oak Ridge Boys - How Great Thou Art Jeff Russell - Heaven Opened Up

I AM AN AMERICAN I AM an AMERICAN. I am not white, I am not black, I am not red, I am not yellow. I AM an AMERICAN, not because of my religious or philosophical beliefs but because of principals and ideals that were handed down to me by my forefathers. I am not rich but neither am I poor because I AM an AMERICAN and I have the right to pursue life, liberty and happiness. I am not a REPUBLICAN, DEMOCRAT, MODERATE, INDEPENDENT, or LIBERTARIAN. I am not a conservative nor am I a liberal. I AM an AMERICAN and I AM FREE to go where I want to go, to do what I want to do and to say what I want to say but I do not believe I have the right to harm my fellowman or indulge in conversation or perform malicious acts that would dishonor my God, Family or Country. I AM an AMERICAN not because I live in America but because America lives in me. I am not free because of our President, Senate, Congress, Supreme Court or Free Press. I am Free because BRAVE and COURAGEOUS men and women endured hardships and made many sacrifices to preserve the Way of Life our Founding Fathers birthed when they drafted and adopted our Great Constitution and started this Nation on the pathway of Democracy. I am forever indebted to our MILITARY, past and present, for it is they who have fought, shed blood and even died, to protect and defend our sacred homeland. It is our Military that should be honored as Heroes because it is they who will battle forces that would try to take away my Freedom and deny me the God given Right to say I AM an AMERICAN. - Ray Cornelius © 2005 Y all ( and all you others) have a great Independence Day. -unc. The Days Featured Artists! Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn - May God Bless America Again Jeff Russell - America Come Home Today Uncleshag - I Am an American John Wayne - The Pledge Of Allegiance Mormon Tabernacle Choir - You re A Grand Old Flag Michael Twitty - God Bless The USA

I will open this chapter with Only In America, having already told you the story behind it. Last year I think it was, I did a 4-part Podcast theme series called A Celebration Of America- and it is here at WLSO.FM. At the end of Part 4, I played that same song but by the Drifters, only because I wanted to play a different interpretation. Not knowing at the time that THEY had done the first and original version! So if you want to hear that piece of history, as I say, it is here. You just have to go back and look for it. After that great song for this holiday, Jay Black at his operatic best with a song by Rodgers s first success as a songwriter? They did a song he wrote called Sunday And Me, and I ve got and will play it, you ll hear if you listen, lol. The band s last hit reached # 19 in 1970, and was an old Ronettes tune. After that, I have a strange one, a curiosity they released in late 1966- an odd, very 60 s sound not at all like what we were used to hearing from them. Even the title is kinda weird, He s Raining In My Sunshine. Far out, man! Turns out Jay Black had a big gambling problem with some big debts, and he sold the group name to pay them off. Of note is that over the years the group included Walter Becker and Donald Fagen, who left to form Steely Dan. Then, I have a couple of treats. One member of the Americans, Kenny Vance, started a group with the Planetones that in 1975 came out of nowhere with their doowop retro style, for an unlikely hit in the midst of what was by then a no longer experimental but a formulaic music scene. Their throwback sound broke the formula, and I just remember it seeming so out of place. But I liked it then and I like it now. As a born and bred New Yorker, I knew about singing in the subways and the bathrooms and Looking For That Echo! I will end this Independence Day show with a song I have played quite a few times before on the radio. I will never understand why this beautiful, wonderful song, done years ago by Eric Andersen, never became a perennial hit. Happy 4th Of July everyone, everywhere! And Happy Birthday America! Mike

  Terrific Tunage Thursday finds Uncleshag with duties and chores. Fortunately, Unc. does his best work under pressure - the ex-act definition of an ex-spurt. Join the subscribers of the Longtown Sound today. Visit WLSO.FM and leave a comment for the deserving indie artists who have shared their work freely. Thanks to all on this American Birthday Weekend. Y all be safe! -unc. Today s Featured Artists- James Dunn - Oak Tree Robbie Dupree -  Mystery World Chris Smither - Origin of Species Sean Faust - Mountains Barney s Boogie Train - Paradise City D B Bryant Band - Time To Ride Michael Twitty - God Bless The USA

Pancake Wednesday and we offer salutations to OSMR for their fine achievements. Visit and comment them on MySpace. Today s music is flowing like the syrup when it s warm from the stove top or wood heater on a chilly morning. Double up on that first plate and chow down, we all will need the energy to make it through this Hump day and on to the weekend fully charged! Sweet Southern sounds for all! -unc. Today s featured Artists- Old Southern Moonshine Revival - Solo Whiskey Travelin Blues Sean Faust - Pieces Robbie Dupree - Sugar Tree Robbie Dupree Live- Jul 6 08 - 8:00P Dutchess County Fairground - Freedom Fest Rhinebeck, New York Michael Twitty - Debbie Don t Do Dallas Anymore Hear Michael Twitty Live! Tour Dates. Liberty Kentucky - BICENTENNIAL On The Green City Hall - Tickets: 606-787-9973 or 606-706-0315 Charlie Wheeler Band - Highway Run Jonathon Dewveall - A Million Methods Kris Bell - Livin For Tomorrow American Gun - Fast One

  For the 4th Of July, I wanted something American. Then it occurred to me- Jay t know whether more than Herman s Hermits or not. After this, she will never have a reason to listen again- certainly not for ME, lol! At the start there was Jay Traynor, and he was replaced by Jay Black. Black had that at times operatic voice, as did Roy Orbison. I ll have the very interesting story of Only In America, ORIGINALLY recorded by the Drifters but given to Jay s radio. Including one in particular, called Think Of The Good Times that had Engineer Ken and I look at each other and smile in recognition, an excellent old forgotten song that revealed nothing by its title, but when it started to play it was instantly recognizable. There are extra studio bits of intro on some of the songs, that being a trend today. Oh, and listen closely for that squeaking door at the beginning of one of the songs! I was feeling very goofy during this show, and that will continue in Part Two- as well as some surprises. I will now get to work to ensure the next half is up in time for the 4th. Mike

New Music Tuesday is upon us and all the tunage in the show are recording artists from Ariel Publicity. Often, the less written, the better and today is one of those times. The tunage itself speaks volumes! Enjoy! -unc. Today s Featured Artists- Donna Lewis - Shout It Out Lena - Perfect Day Della Valle - Montreal Twilight Dementia - Matter Of Time Tori Lewis - Where I Wanna Be Citizens Of Contrary Knowledge - Wrong Side Of The World Tony Doggett - Part of Your World

Monday, Monday! Trust this day to cover a lot of territory in record time. Cover records are here today and original they all are as Monday brings closure to a weekend and also opens a tear in the fabric of time through which we will crawl- punching and kicking time in the rush to another long weekend celebrating FREEDOM! Bring it on and pass the fresh tunage, please! -unc. Today s Featured Artists L A Carpool - Malibu Sunrise Mike Whitney - Island Paul Sachs - 68 Skylark Uncleshag - Making Believe Doc Roberts - Don t Know Why Peter t You See Ginya - Black Velvet

  Continuing on with Dire Straits, their next album was Love Over Gold. The title was taken from some graffitti they saw! It was their first # 1 album in the UK. After a song from that album, I wanna play a good old piece of Rock s in England. Brothers In Arms was their next album, a huge hit. And the title track was the world s 1st CD single! In fact, the album was one of the first CD s around to choose from. I ll take this one home with an appropriate song. Listening to the playback, I notice my voice going louder and lower- that s what happens with a clogged ear. You can t tell your own volume, lol! Have fun! Mike

Saturday on 32nd Street I m From Barcelona - Jenny The Simpsons - Lost At Sea Jens Lekman - The Opposite Of Hallelujah Family Guy - Believe It Or Not Joe s Walking On Air Bishop Allen - Chinatown Bus George Carlin Monologue 1 - SNL Belle m Glad I Hitched My Apple Wagon To Your Star George Carlin on Dogma Inside the Actors Studio Josh Ritter - Bright Smile E! News Now Page France - Trampoline GetBack June 27, 1979 The National - Racing Like A Pro The Colbert Report - The Word - Bleep Bob Dylan - Buckets Of Rain Fionn Regan - The Underwood Typewriter Matt Costa - Mr. Pitiful