SONG OF THE DAY!

This is the first of 12 daily programs that will take us to Christmas weekend-and maybe a couple of days after.

I was trying to edit Episode 16, but I lost it in the middle of everything! Anyway, here's my inspirational song, "Everybody Hurts," by R.E.M. from Athens, Georgia, U.S.A.

Here's part 2 of the 1969 recording of "Tommy" by the London Symphony Orchestra & English Chamber Choir conducted & directed by David Measham. Soloists include Pete Townsend, Roger Daltrey, Richard Harris, Ringo Starr & Steve Winwood.
And a Happy Columbus Day to our American friends, and a Happy Thanksgiving to all Canadians!

And now some music for your summer vacation time.

Here's Johnny Cash's big hit "I Walk The Line." And guess what? Yours truly is getting ready to head for Marshfield, so I'll be going on vacation from time to time. But you'll still hear from me!

This Song of the Day epsiode has ZZ Top's version of the Rolling Stones evergreen hit "Brown Sugar!"

Here's part one of a 2 part presentation of The Who's rock opera Tommy, as performed by the London Symphony Orchestra & The English Chamber Choir conducted by David Measham.

I will admit it; I've been absent for weeks! But the Song Of The Day Is Back! And this time, it's a German lady named Nena. She and her band are very popular in Germany, but their only USA hit was "99 Luft Balloons," which means 99 Red Balloons! Nena had to re-record her song in English in order to break the US market, but we haven't heard from here since then.

Here's another one of my Podcasts, with this one featuring "Let Your Love Flow" by the Bellamy Brothers from 1977.

Now, here's Boston based producer and comedian Michael Coleman with his take on car alarm commercials!

Sorry! I sent you guys "The Fields Of Athenry" by mistake! This time, it's no mistake; it's "Be Our Guest" from the 1992 Disney Movie Soundtrack "Beauty And The Beast!" Won't you please be our guest and listen to this podcast? Thank you!

I'm happy to wish all of you a Happy Halloween! And here's the late, great Bobby "Boris" Pickett with his "Monster Mash," still the Halloween Hit you can't afford to pass up after 4 decades! Please be safe out there, won't you?

Hakuna Matata! No worries! That's the name of the song for this particular podcast...and it's from none other than Walt Disney Pictures 1994 epic "The Lion King!"

Another long stretch from being on the PodOmatic scene, but just when you think I've fallen off the face of the Earth, I'm back!
And this time, it's with John Cena's WWE theme "The Time Is Now." I hope you'll enjoy it. And I'm gonna update the missing episodes this afternoon!

Sorry, but I had to change the selection for this podcast! Rather than risk getting myself in trouble, I changed it to a song called "Excalibur" from the French album "The Sprit of the Celts!"

Well, I'm back, after a long absence! I can't stream music at work anymore, so I'll have to make do with this home bit! And I've got Vanity Fair's "Hitchin' A Ride" for your pleasure!

If any of you have seen the Patrick Swayze movie "Ghost," then you'll recognize the song. If you haven't, well, you already know it anyway! It's the Righteous Brothers with their most touching song ever, "Unchained Melody!" Nobody does it like these guys!

Well, here's a Monday morning podcast for all of you-a song by Sheryl Crow, which is taken from a collection of rock ballads. I'm sure the message is self-explanatory. By the way, I dedicate this to all the Boston Celtics fans who are ready to celebrate our first NBA Championship in over 2 decades. Detroit, prepare to be blown away!

I've been away for a couple of days, so I'm back with a new Song of the Day! And here's a song from the Clown Prince of Country Music, Ray Stevens! It's his salute to romantic singer Barry Manilow!

Submitted for your consideration & approval, a song that was banned in the 1970s by the BBC because of its explicit content! It's no wonder the Dubliners who originally recorded the song were only allowed to sing the first 5 verses. Where are the final two? Why ya asking me? I don't know!