WA2K Radio is now on the air, Part 3

That gospel choir was super!


Starting the week off with


Juanito Pascual & New Flamenco Trio - While My Guitar Gently Weeps

Ah, another sigh of relief, Love While My Guitar Gently Weeps.

Thanks for your comment.

Hope you liked Melody De Amour dear friend.

My Beth said that West Virginia was a ghost town and it
reminded me of poor John Denver:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBs9TuES5sc

Matt Munro does a good but subdued version of "The Impossible Dream".
Sometimes that song is ruined by over-dramatizing it.


Now this . . .


Ry Cooder -- Poor Man's Shangri-La

Thanks for your comment on the man with the velvet voice, dear friend.

You song by Ry cooder Poor Man Shangri-La, reminded me of these guys
introduced to me by my late husband. <sniff>

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BmSxBh9QIs

Back in a bit, dear friend. Too much coffee last evening.

Hope you will keep us going.

I love "Chanson D'Amour".


Southern bound from Glasgow town . . .


Mark Knopfler -- Border Reiver

I like "Country Roads", but I'm not sure West Virginia qualifies as "almost
heaven".


Let's listen to some Stevie Wonder.


Stevie Wonder -- Pastime Paradise

Thanks again, dear friend for keeping our radio station going.

Glad you liked that great love song

Oops, I lost one of your songs, but Mark doing Border Reiver
was great.Now I see that it was Stevie Wonder.

Saying good afternoon a bit early as my back is not doing well. When I
broke my hip, there was a bit of chipped bone in my spinal column.

I loved you funny remark about West Virginia not bring almost heaven

First, The Sons of the Pioneers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6BF3TwLksU

Now, these marvelous sisters:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xm5hQSParxw

So glad that you are still my Christian friend.

From Letty with love to the two of us.

The Lettermen are definitely of a bygone era.


Here's a hard-scrabble song with a gospel feel to it


John Hiatt -- Lift Up Every Stone

I enjoy the Sons of the Pioneers doing cowboy songs.


This is more of an East-Coast thing.


Randy Newman -- Baltimore

I remember when the McGuire Sisters were a staple of The Ed Sullivan Show.
Great to hear them again.


Slowing it down a bit


Jamie Cullum -- All At Sea

Good morning, dear friend.

Thanks for your comments on what we play here.

Really enjoyed those songs by Jan, Randy, and Jamie. Love
the ones you introduce to us here.

Do you remember Jaye and the Americans?

I was fascinated when I first heard this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sFy5_kmEi4

Now, a brief version of one by William Shakespeare. (another history mystery)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNX12uTprks

Now, the man with the velvet voice again:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISWOrI0WaLs

George, the reason that I do the full screen is because I have trouble
copying here. sorry.

I sure do remember Jay and the Americans -- and "Cara Mia".


I woke up this morning and I wasn't in Chelsea. That's a good thing.


Joni Mitchell -- Chelsea Morning

I enjoyed Matt Munro's "Born Free". Incredible voice.


I need this guy to brighten my day


Ray Charles -- Unchain My Heart

Thanks, dear friend. Loved Joni Mitchell doing Chelsea Morning as well as dear Ray doing UnChain my Heart.

Here's one by Mel Torme:

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

Makes me sad. <sniff>

Gotta love the Velvet Fog.


Here's a solo number by a Phish guitarist and vocalist.
Some great guitar work and a couple of tequila recommendations.


Trey Anastasio -- Cayman Review

Back in a bit, dear friend. Having some problems here.

Well, I'm back, dear friend, and saying good afternoon with "the Count"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enijgnO_UA8

Hope you will keep us going.

From Letty with love to everyone here. (including me)

Enjoyed Basie.
July in Westford is not as nice as April in Paris.


And now this . . .


The Isley Brothers -- This Old Heart Of Mine

Good morning, WA2K!


Waking up with Irma Thomas covering this Stones hit


Irma Thomas -- Time Is On My Side