Name: Happy Blues with Howard announcements MEG DJ plugging Stones by Xenophiles
Duration: 2 min 21 s
Description: Who knows what you might find here... created on 9/13/2016, 18 years after Buzzy's infamous harvest Sunday spent with Berkeley PD, ATF and DEA. Hear Eric Brenner report on the "unprecedented" happy ending in his very first new broadcast for KPFA. Eric later went of to work for KGO serving in many capacities including producer of the Brian Copeland Show. Rare bonus tracks also in this playlist.

Piloo small alap

'Something Real' Demo

Forgiveness (demo)

Who knows what you might find here... created on 9/13/2016, 18 years after Buzzy's infamous harvest Sunday spent with Berkeley PD, ATF and DEA. Hear Eric Brenner report on the "unprecedented" happy ending in his very first new broadcast for KPFA. Eric later went of to work for KGO serving in many capacities including producer of the Brian Copeland Show. Rare bonus tracks also in this playlist.

Live on Howard Stern x.x.1989?

Happy Blues with Howard announcements MEG DJ plugging Stones

Brewer & Shipley recorded at Sigma Sound Studios.  Live radio concert produced for WMMR by DENNIS WILEN. 1972? 1973?

Live at Sigma Sound Studios

Brewer & Shipley: Oh, Mommy, I Ain't No Commie

Buzzy Linhart and Friends Live at Sigma Sound Studios in Philadelphia. Live Radio Concert Produced by Dennis Wilen for WMMR.  Taped intro by Jerry Stevens.  In-studio announcer Ed Sciaky.  1972? Memories are hazy.

WMMR Live

BUZZY LINHART LIVE: You've Got to Have Friends

iif You Want What You Got

Up Up Up

2 Blue Eyes

"Nat Turner"  is written by Joe DeFilippo and performed by the R.J. Phillips Band, a group of Baltimore musicians. Joe DeFilippo: vocals, bass and acoustic guitar; Bill Phelan: lap steel ; Patrick McAvinue: fiddle;  Bill Pratt: drums, keyboard, electric guitar. Backing vocals by BGS. Produced & recorded by: Bill Pratt @ the Bratt Studio, Baltimore,MD.

Nat Turner

Recorded on March 9th, 2020 in this episode of KENVERSATIONS, Ken Dixon talks with Eva Dilcue of the Cleveland Ohio based band The Generators discussing her career and reflecting upon Pop Culture in relation to her life -  "I'm proud to say I was a hippie and a punk". Topics include being given her name which is EUCLID AVE backwards, seeing The Beatles at Cleveland Stadium, The Animals, Led Zeppelin, the Kent State shootings, Mahavishnu Orchestra, the Coventry neighborhood of Cleveland, Devo, the emergence of punk, and many others tales. Perhaps most interesting is the story about filmmaker Paul Schrader coming to town to spend a week with The Generators while prepping the Joan Jett + Michael J. Fox film"Light Of Day". Schrader asked Eva to write a song called "Born In The USA" which may or may not have been a demo for The Boss!

Kenversations  - Eva Dilcue (The Generators) March 9th, 2020 - interview

When the Levees Broke  is composed by Joe DeFilippo and performed by the R.J. Phillips Band, a group of Baltimore studio musicians. Joe DeFilippo: vocals, acoustic guitar, bass guitar; Sue Tice: fiddle; Bill Phelan: pedal steel, mandolin; Leslie Darr, background vocals; Bill Pratt: drums, background vocals. Produced & recorded by: Bill Pratt @ the Bratt Studio, Baltimore,MD.
Dedicated to the people of New Orleans, Steve Goodman and Arlo Guthrie

When the Levees Broke

Rare yet authorized Buzzy Linhart Music.
Xeno Publishing Inc. was an early publishing company of Buzzy Linhart for registering copyright and controlling his original compositions in the mid 1960s. That entity, name and catalog was folded into BuzzArt Publishing Inc. in 1993. This SoundCloud project will feature Buzzy Linhart, live stuff, alternate takes, interviews, or maybe even stranger.  Altert me if we have posted something of yours that you would like to either remove or promote.

Happy Blues with Howard announcements MEG DJ plugging Stones

Xenophiles

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