[13:18] Magyar Mix
Genre: Hungarian music
- THE INTERCRANIAL WHIZBANG HOUR: PAUL SIMON-Graceland: The African Concert
- CrUCiaL ROoTs. Sunday 07.06.08. Noon-1:00 CST
- Listen to superb folk music by the Gazsa Band on the Magyar Mix
- Obvious World - Happy Interdependence Days
- Pirate Satellite Sat 9:00 a.m.
- May the Fourth Be With You!!!
- Classical Hour w/ Christine Pappas - Friday 10am-Noon
- The Filmosophers - Movie Talk - Friday 12:30
- Mark Cox chats with Irving Toast, Poetry Ghost and Host Rustin Larson, Sunday, July 6th at 10:30 am central.
- GREAT TASTE is your FOOD AND LIVE MUSIC destination-Wednesday from 7-8 PM
Prince O'Wails
The Jukebox Boogaloo is back from its summer haitus and
ready to pour out an audio 40 oz for the life and legacy of the great
Ellas Otha Bates, AKA Bo Diddley, who ascended to the great T.A.M.I.
show in the sky on June 2nd.
The Prince O'Wails is locked and loaded with stacks of
classic Bo and Bo-influenced wax, most of it not often heard on
contemporary American radio, from impossibly-obscure Bo rarities like
"Bo Diddley's Dog" and "Hong Kong Mississippi" to the many boss
R&B, Garage Rock, and Glam platters which pummeled the kiddies'
ears with the BIG BO BEAT, from "I'm Cryin'" by the Animals to "I Want
Candy" by the Strangeloves.
So clear the beer bottles and yoga mats from the floor
and strap on the high heel sneakers for two solid hours of the old
Shave-and-a-haircut chunka-chunka-boom-boom!
Ladies and Gentlemen, Soul Brothers and Soul Sisters, Funkateers of every race, creed, age, and color of the rainbow, may we have your attention please:
It is indeed our great privilege and pleasure to announce that The Jukebox Boogaloo with the Prince O'Wails will be your new weekend star-time source for the baddest, rarest, and crate-diggin'est deep cuts of Soul, Funk, R&B, Garage, Beat, Surf, Psych, Rockabilly, and the Palm at the End of the Mind.
That's right, we'll be gettin' it ON in between your ears and underneath your pants every Saturday nite, from 10 to midnite. read more »

The Jukebox Boogaloo, "your one-stop-shop for inter- and intra-species adult novelties and flame-retardant lingerie" (also, impossibly rare and strange FUNK, SOUL, R&B, GARAGE, GLAM, SURF, PSYCHOBILLY, and beyond) is moving just a dagnabbit closer to prime time, as The Prince O' Wails makes shift to keep it surreal on the wheels of steel Wednesday Nights from 10-11:59 PM.
Squaresville will flip and the octagon-heads will cry uncle as the Prince mercilessly pounds the airwaves with scratchy crate-diggin's from the likes of King Coleman, Bunker Hill, Spot and the Blotters, Andre Williams, Eddie Bo, and just about anything else---from Bessie Smith to Beck---that might make your evening sacrilicious and weird.
The Jukebox Boogaloo's Boogaloo Jukebox is packed this week with classic funk from the mid 60's to early 70's (and contemporary Mojo in that classic style), including plenty o' syncopated freshness from Dyke and Blazers, Bobby Byrd and the JB's, Curtis Mayfield, The Meters, The African Music Machine, Baby Huey and the Babysitters, Calypso King and the Soul Investigators, Clarence Reid, the Detroit Sex Machines, The Fantasic Johnny C, Lynn Collins, and many more.
So join the Prince on Monday Midnight, because whatsoever he plays, it's got to be FUNKY!
Join the Prince at Midnight, Tuesday Morning (9/18) as he takes to the wheels of steel to celebrate the birthday of the Kountessa Kathy, the brains behind the blarney in the cucumber castle of wholly matrimonymony.
Thrill to cuts deep, rare, and soulfulicious about the female of the species and the funky hunks who can't live without 'em, Featuring
Al Green, Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Marvin Gaye, Sam & Dave, Jackie Wilson, and many many mo'!
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