Live on Drinking From Puddles for 10/20/10 it's the return of Hillstomp !!

"Portland Oregon junkbox blues duo HILLSTOMP is infamous for digging through the dumps and forgotten backwoods of American music, recycling traditional elements into a refreshing and distinctive brand of do-it-yourself hill country blues stomp. North Mississippi trance blues, a bit of Appalachia, and a dash of punkabilly come clanging and tumbling from assorted buckets, cans and BBQ lids, all drenched in rambunctious slide guitar. Somehow it works. .."--Press Materials

www.hillstomp.com


 

BLUES AND R&B SPECIAL

Join Shaheed (host of "Blues & More") and Cousin J.J. for a four-hour retrospective on blues, soul, and R&B music, from the Los Angeles days of the 1940s to Detroit, Memphis, Atlanta, Chicago, and all points east.  We have a number of great Blues and R & B CDs to offer this afternoon as thank-you-gifts when you phone in your support for the last Saturday of the fall membership drive. 

15 Years.  That's how long KBOO has presented a Grateful Dead marathon during its Spring and Fall membership drives.  And to celebrate this 'momentous occasion,' we're playing nothing but sweet seventies soundboards.

Yes, say it again, 12 hours of sweet 1970s boards!

Thanks to the magic and wonder of community radio that IS KBOO, "Paula's Picks" will be a special, extended version!

TONIGHT'S show will be PACKED with music that spans genres and defies general definition. You will only need to open your minds and ears for the journey.
 
Tonight's show is FULL of music and spoken word! It's as if "Paula's Picks" is THE thing to listen to. Well, that's because ...

Happy September!

Please join me, Paula the Small, along with DJ Muffin for a musical journey that will blow the doors off the genres!

Music outside of the box, but inside the crates!

Also, please support local artists and show solidarity and not charity for one of local non-profits.

How?

Check out the flyer for Cascade AIDS Project (CAP)'s Poetry Fundraiser, presented by poet Emmett Wheatfall, on Friday, September 17th.