WA2K Radio is now on the air, Part 3

I wanna dedicate

the Bird Is The Word

to the guys who were at Cam Ranh Bay with me back in the day, the flamin' sixties.

Good morning, WA2K!


Bela Fleck & Abigail Washburn -- Railroad

And my favorite redhead


Bonnie Raitt -- I Feel The Same

Once again replying to all, y'all.

Welcome back, honu. Walk the Same was great, and here's one for you:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOD3ksLF_GE

Ah, my long time friend George, I always enjoy what you play here.

Sorry I can't comment on each one.

33 expert, welcome to our radio station.

That Walk was great. Sorry the music wouldn't play.

Just a further explanation now. The new format of our radio station doesn't
let the volume work sometimes.


Here's a morning song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LdIL5WCso8

and to match Honu's green sea turtles:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vljvem9AJII

Once again, honu's green sea turtles:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOD3ksLF_GE

Some songs are worth playing twice.

Odd, y'all, I thought that when a new person entered
our radio station, the numbers went up. Wonder why it's
still 29?

No turtles here, I'm afraid


Chris Smither -- Make Room For Me

How about some humming birds, George. Make Room for them, Chris.

My Mamma was a bird watcher all the timeL

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98LaApCB4l8

Hope my friend Roger can get back in here.

At least he, Robert and I are still three of a kind

One more, dear friend, then I'll stop.

Today is his birthday:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvy99uWSXkI

I do believe my computer genius has restore our sound.

Hey, mom, I think you ought to do this one, because you were
inspired by her to be the resident witch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnXAl1ntt_4

Today is Margaret Hamilton's birthday.

I shouldn't admit it - but I'm listening to another station right now ... and there is some music I need to bring back.

the program



http://www.cbc.ca/radio/q/schedule-for-friday-december-9-2016-1.3886966/trevor-noah-s-musical-tribute-to-soweto-south-africa-1.3886994

if any of our listeners are podcast fiends, I recommend this

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first song up

I have actually seen a hummingbird in my yard.
Too cold now, though.


M. Ward -- Rave On

Here's a musical tribute to my old neighborhood.
This video was made on the gritty East Boston waterfront.


Dropkick Murphys -- Shipping Up To Boston

Thanks for that intro! just put one of their seasonal tunes up on FB. Quite the buncha rowdies.

Once again replying to all. I intend to make my observation brief.

ehBeth and George. I love ethnicity. When I grew up in Virginia it was rife with different types.

We used to have block parties, and with my husband's jazz band, we have jam sessions
with all types of folks. I realize there can be negative types but I don't
look at that now.

What is alarming me now is universal control. I got a call concerning
my electricity that the price was going to be increased TEN percent in our country.

I still do a quiet prayer every day to help me stay with what's Good.

Bless be the tie that binds us all together in what is right and helpful.

more from Trevor's block party

Lionel Richie, "All Night Long"

"This song I picked because it reminds me of my myself and my mom growing up. My mom loved Lionel Richie. Before my mom became a Born again Christian she listened to a lot of pop music and Lionel Richie was the soundtrack of my home. Lionel Richie was the voice that I woke up to in the morning and the voice that I went to bed to at night."

and here's one to match Lionel Richie, ehBeth:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_rTICMVXQQ

He also did Satin Doll. Bet our George will remember that.

Another great on that fabulous instrument

Gary Burton"Chega de Saudade"

I love vibes, ehBeth, and Gary Burton did a great job playing that one.

I noticed that he did a song about Copenhagen:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEwdroXuL8A

UhOh, the sound didn't work, but I'll bet George and fix it.

That was the theme from Hans Christian Anderson

I got sound, although it was a bit soft. But I just turned up the volume and
it was fine.


Steve Earle -- Guitar Town

A soft one


Grant-Lee Phillips -- Mona Lisa

Dear George, you always fix things right here in our radio station.

Loved Guitar Town by Steve as well as Grant doing Mona Lisa.

Here's the first version of that lady's portrait by Nat:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th-QbzRyMIE

Now, a funny one to match your Guitar Town:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=293Irm-vxtE

What a wonderful day on our radio station.

From Letty with love and admiration