Showing posts with label the freak power ticket. Show all posts
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Sunday, October 24, 2010

On Monday, November 8th: The Incredible Cinematical Musical Morricone Birthday Bash! (11am-Noon, Pacific)


Monday, November 8th, A Special FUNd Drive Broadcast of The Freak Power Ticket:

On Wednesday, November 10th, Italian film composer and conductor Ennio Morricone turns 82. On the Monday, November 8th, broadcast of my radio show, The Freak Power Ticket, I’ll honor the maestro with an on-air birthday celebration, and try to raise funds for KCSB-FM!

Best known for his work with legendary Spaghetti Western auteur Sergio Leone (especially his classic The Good, the Bad and the Ugly), Morricone, who has produced over 500 film scores since the late 1950s, was (re)introduced to a whole new audience thanks to the inclusion of his work in Quentin Tarantino's brilliant Inglourious Basterds. On my FUNd Drive edition, we’ll sample Morricone originals from both lesser-known films and non-cinematic works, including more mod-inflected numbers. We’ll also be playing covers, tribute songs, and remixes, while bringing in expert voices for celebratory testimonials.

My featured guest will be author, film scholar, moviemaker, and Video Watchdog founder Tim Lucas.

Along with subscriptions to Video Watchdog, we’ll be offering Mike Patton’s incredible Italian pop-music fantasia Mondo Cane as a key thank-you gift (the CD includes orchestral interpretations of numerous works in Italian, including Morricone’s “Deep Down,” from the “fumetti”-inspired cult classic Danger: Diabolik).

What’s more, it's the time of year for you to give, give, give and support, support, support the Tri-Counties' Source for News, Sports, Music, Public Affairs, & Cultural Arts, KCSB 91.9 FM Community Radio! Help keep shows like mine alive and thriving!

CALL & PLEDGE YOUR SUPPORT (805) 893-2424, November 3rd-12th, or donate online here, anytime.

Thank-You Gifts: $25 Students, $50 Non-Students

Monday, May 24, 2010

Freak Power Ticket playlist: 05/24/2010 -- A Love Song to My Mom.


My mother is very very ill right now. I was just home for a week and will be back there again soon... This was my tribute to her today on my first broadcast since the 10th. The woman is all that, and has been such a huge influence on me!

Stayin' positive!

T.

Freak Power Ticket (Eclectic) with Ted C. 05/24/2010 11:00AM to 12:00PM

Nina Simone “Here Comes the Sun” from Here Comes the Sun (Album) on RCA Bluebird/BMG Heritage

Francis Lai “A Man and a Woman” from Original Motion Picture Sound Track: A Man and a Woman (Album) on United Artists Records

Moody Blues “THE AFTERNOON: Forever Afternoon (Tuesday?)” from Days of Future Passed on London

Willie Nelson “Don't Give Up” from Across the Borderline (Album) on Sony BMG Entertainment Music Inc. — With Sinead O'Connor

Ennio Morricone “Once Upon a Time In the West” from Film Music: Volume 1 (Album) on Virgin Records America

Die 12 Cellisten Der Berliner Philharmoniker & Juliane Banse “South American Getaway (arr. Walter Depalj)” from South American Getaway (Album) on EMI Classic — Import release. Song composed by Burt Bacharach for Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid.

Murder By Death “Good Morning, Magpie” from Good Morning, Magpie (Album) on Vagrant

John Cale “Heartbreak Hotel (Live)” from John Cale Comes Alive (Album) on ZE Records

St. Christopher's Gregorian Choir “Suspicious Minds” from The Very Best of Gregorian Chant (Album) on Big Eye

Elvis Presley “Blue Hawaii (Live)” from Aloha from Hawaii Via Satellite (Live) (Album) on BMG/Elvis

Sunday, February 7, 2010

Cave Country Live on "The Freak Power Ticket": Podcast Now Online


Guest artists Cave Country, a Los Angeles-based group that blends country, indie rock, and folk music, joined me on Monday, January 25th on "The Freak Power Ticket" (my program on KCSB 91.9 FM) for a live performance, interview, and DJ set.

An edited version of that broadcast is now available below.

Here's the playlist for the entire broadcast:

11:03am The Fishtank Ensemble “The Last Shamisen Master” from Super Raoul (Web of Mimicry 2005)

11:07am Tall Tales & the Silver Lining “My New New Song” from The Understanding (Beehouse Records 2009)
11:09am

11:09am Cave Country “Constant Arrival” from Cave Country (Cave Country 2009)

11:14am Cave Country “Huff Ray" (aka "Huff Rag") (Live) — Live in Studio at KCSB

11:20am Cave Country “The One in E (Live)” — Live in Studio at KCSB

11:26am Cave Country “Travel Carrot (Live)” — Live in Studio at KCSB

11:29am Devendra Banhart “Lover” from Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon (XL 2007)

11:33am Freaky Mountain “Woodland Creatures” (unreleased - myspace.com/freakymountain) (n/a 2010)

11:43am Cave Country “Laurel Canyon (Live)” — Live in Studio at KCSB

11:50am Cave Country “Cave Art (Live)” — Live in Studio at KCSB

(Thanks to Trevor Beld-Jimenez (aka Tall Tales) for facilitating the appearance.)

Monday, September 21, 2009

The Raven V's Genealogy of Mod & Garage Rock on "The Freak Power Ticket" (Monday, 09/21/09, from 10am-Noon PDT)


On the Monday, September 21st, 2009 broadcast of “The Freak Power Ticket," host Ted Coe is joined by guest DJs Phil Gonsalves & Dammit Dave from The Raven V, a newly formed garage-rock band from Santa Barbara. The two are experts on mod and garage rock & vintage rock'n'roll, & give a guided tour of “The Roots of The Raven V” (complete with two Raven V demo tracks!). "It's total freakbeat from 10am-noon PDT on KCSB 91.9 fm (kcsb.org)"

Sunday, May 20, 2007

cult legend Dishwasher Pete on Monday's broadcast of "the freak power ticket" on kcsb 91.9 fm

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on monday, may 21st, from 9-10am PDT, author & cult hero "Dishwasher Pete" Jordan (an old college friend) joins me on "the freak power ticket" to discuss his 1st book, Dishwasher: One Man's Quest to Wash Dishes in all 50 States (harper perennial 2007). just 2 days after his return as a contributor to the acclaimed radio magazine, "this american life," Jordan will talk on kcsb 91.9 fm about his 12-year career as the most celebrated dishwasher of his time, the result of kerouacian road journals that Jordan distributed in the underground "Dishwasher" 'zine, one of the most popular do-it-yourself publications from the heyday of the pre-blogging "generation x"-era 1990s.

(go to kcsb.org for a live webcast of this monday's program.)