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Sunday, November 1, 202010/31/20 Welcome to Out of the Woods, a 2-hour program of Roots and Americana music produced in Concord, New Hampshire. I strongly urge those submitting music to be familiar with my format. This is not a folk show. A wide variety of music is played, which is why I urge people to be familiar before submitting materials. The show airs currently on the following national and international FM and online stations: CJMP 90.1 FM, British Columbia, KALH 90.5 FM, New Mexico, KBOG 97.9 FM, Oregon, KCHW 102.7 FM, Washington, KGIG 104.9 FM, California, KHOI 89.1 FM, Iowa, KPHD 93.3 FM, California, KXCR 90.7 FM, Oregon, KVRZ 88.9 FM, Montana, WEJP 107.1 FM, West Virginia, WGXC 90.7 FM, New York, WHPW 97.3 FM, Maine, WLSL 92.7 FM, Florida, WMNB 107.1 Massachusetts, WNEC 91.7FM New Hampshire, WNHN, 94.7 FM, New Hampshire, WOTR 96.3 FM, West Virginia, WNPA 102.5 FM, Ohio, WRAQ 92.7 FM, New York, WRST Wisconsin, WSCS 90.9 FM, New Hampshire, WXDR 98.9 FM, Louisiana, WXHR 103.5 FM, Michigan, WYAP 101.7 FM, West Virginia, The Global Community Radio (stream service for radio stations), Boston Free Radio, Bumps Radio, The Global Voice, Homelands Radio, Radio Djerdan, Shout Radio, Sugar Country Radio, Sword Radio UK, 920 WON The Apple The show can also be heard anytime by visiting the archives. To listen to the full archived local broadcast version of the show online, go here: http://www.outofthewoodsradio.com/ OUT OF THE WOODS INTRO JOHNNY CASH & THE ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA | Ring Of Fire | Johnny Cash & The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra | Legacy (break) THE MAMMALS | Coming Down Off Summer | Nonet | Humble Abode GRATEFUL DEAD | Drumz | Pine Knob Music Theater, 6-20-91 | Unreleased GRATEFUL DEAD | Throwing Stones, Sullivan Stadium, 7-4-87 | In The Dark (Beyond Description bonus version) | Rhino GRATEFUL DEAD | Alice D. Millionaire | Grateful Dead (Beyond Description bonus version) | Rhino HASH BROWN & THE RED EYED RANGERS | Gotta Get Together | Single | Self (break) JIM NEWSOM & THE CLOUDLESS SKY | Orange Clown | Single | Self GEORGE MANN | Which Side Are You On? | The Coronavirus Sessions | Running Scared ELLIS PAUL | Election Day | The Storyteller's Suitcase | Roselle RACHEL GARLIN | Democracy Demands | Single | Tactile (break) ALLISON LUPTON & CRAIG WERTH | When Trouble Comes | Single | Self CAITLIN CANTY | I Never | Reckless Skyline | Self BONNY LIGHT HORSEMAN | Mountain Rain | Bonny Light Horseman | 37d03d (break) BILL CALLAHAN | 35 | Gold Record | Drag City JONAS CARPING | When Doves Cry | Strangers | Self FENNE LILY | I Used TO Hate My Body But Now I Just Hate You | Breach | Dead Oceans LAST YEAR'S MAN | My Own Ghost Town | Brave The Storm | Self (break) LYMAN ELLERMAN | Dream (Commentary | Closer To Home | Woodshed Resistance LYMAN ELLERMAN | You Dream ) | Closer To Home | Woodshed Resistance ZACHARY LUCKY | Bad Liver And A Broken Heart | Single | Wroxton JORDAN TICE | Ready To Go | Motivational Speakeasy | Padiddle (break) GILLIAN WELCH & DAVID RAWLINGS | Hello In There | All The Good Times | Acony MATT ECKSTINE | Here They Stand | Lil' Blue | Self YVES JARVIS | In Every Mountain | Sundry Rock Song Stock | Anti/Epitaph (break) MIKE BREEN | Fancy Balloons | Fancy Balloons | Basilbone STEPHEN MOUGIN | Last Time For Everything | Orindary Soul | Dark Shadow OTIS GIBBS | Faithful Friend | Hoosier National | Wanamaker SHEMEKIA COPELAND | Uncivil War | Uncivil War | Alligator (Outro over 'Happy Trails' by Quicksilver Messenger Service) http://www.outofthewoodsradio.com/ http://www.musicforthemountain.com/ email to: OutOfTheWoodsRadio@gmail.com Promotional materials and music to: Jon Colcord 10 Oriole Rd. Concord, NH 03301 Radio 586 AZ Roots for 10-28 thru 11-03-20 Show 375 ManPurse and Mike Breen New Releases
Hear our broadcasts 24/7 at http://radio586.net Click this link to download/listen to MP3 of this show: https://app.box.com/s/9yk52yp2p31078is62jabox09yzry7xs Hosted by Hacksaw Tom ManPurse-Bai Surf-MANPURSE Sonic Pirahna ManPurse-It’s All Bad-MANPURSE Sonic Pirahna ManPurse-Drinkin’ on the Job-MANPURSE Sonic Pirahna ManPurse-Fukushima Rock-MANPURSE Sonic Pirahna Mike Breen-My Own Vanity-FANCY BALLOONS Mike Breen-I Need you to Stay-FANCY BALLOONS Mike Breen-Girl from Northern Maine-FANCY BALLOONS Mike Breen-I Still-FANCY BALLOONS Copa Combo-Wings-PHOENIX PANORAMA THE VIV LABELS Bear Family Holly Cole Trio-If I Were a Bell-BLAME IT ON MY YOUTH Alert/Manhattan Collins Piano Trio Stompin’ at the Savoy DEMO Boatman Papa D and the Union Thugs-Got my Mojo Workin’ PAPA D & THE UNION THUGS Tempest
Behind The Blues (Breen)
Mike Breen follows the time-honored tradition of country storytelling in the sweetly sentimental ballad Behind the Blues where his traditional guitar work marries with tender piano, and nostalgic strains of autoharp and mandola to create a timeless tale of weary resignation and blues blossoming into the sweet surrender of love. The instrumental mastery on display, along with Breen's unwavering delivery of matters of the heart brings the listener back to days as a small child, humble and quiet, content just to have a place to sit and enjoy the music as it unfolds. Where to begin? Cartsonis's presence with the Autoharp and multiple Mandolas lends Behind the Blues an idyllic, almost storybook-like feel, while still blending with the other instruments flawlessly, a very special and specific je ne sais quoi. The piano's line, provided by Ponzek finds opportunity for plenty of flair and personality amid wonderful simplicity, and the contrast between acoustic and resonator guitar furthers this same sense of carefully crafted restraint. A moment of resolve (at approximately 3.21) and the lead up to it (starting around 3.07) work together to grant the closing measures particular poignance. All that being said, the song truly owes its soul to the excellently arranged and delivered lyrics that paint a vivid picture of a lonely, aging narrator long resigned to his fate, and his miraculous evolution as he begins to discover love in his world, and finally bids the Blues farewell. Mike Breen has given the world a beautiful song, impressively self-produced, and considering its publishing credits, I imagine many others agree. Thank you for sharing. Behind the Blues is essentially Country in structure, but Mike Breen may find it tugging on the heartstrings of Pop, Folk, Singer-Songwriter, and Indie listeners; really anyone who's up for a song full of authentic emotion. Great for live performances, album sales, and personal playlists alike, the possibilities for Behind the Blues are many. My guess would be that there are dozens of prolific country artists who would beg (and pay) for a chance to perform this song, but with the excellent execution of Breen and company, I wouldn't blame him for wanting to keep this one to himself. -Mary Wildsmith
Worth The Wait is classic Americana folk music at its best. With it's warmth, pretty melody and gorgeous harmonies, Mike Breen gives a wonderful message of hope, optimism and beauty, in giving love and ourselves time and patience. It's a wonderful message considering the fast paced world we're living in, where instant gratification and impatience seems to dominate our culture. Breen reminds us of the importance of vulnerability, and gives us a little old fashioned romance -- in bringing forward the idea of fate. Love is fate. And love is certainly worth the wait. This is for the Lyle Lovett, Neil Young or Lucinda Williams fan. It's Americana folk, infused with country charm. - Ama Cruz
Worth The Wait (Breen/Cioffi) (c.2004)
The girl she was enamored and she couldn’t help but fall despite her reservations and doubts about it all She liked to live alone She’d resigned herself to fate and she built a wall around her so her heart could never break She almost didn’t notice it was such a subtle change when looking in the mirror she’d smile and say his name CHORUS And she heard it said “Good things are worth the wait” She realized when love arrived that it was so much better late The boy he knew it sooner he just couldn’t let it show He could feel the wall around her there was so much he didn’t know but it really didn’t matter he had time enough to spare he knew the wall would crumble and he’d be standing there CHORUS And she heard it said “Good things are worth the wait” She realized when love arrived that it was so much better late Once it was so easy to pretend they didn’t care Now they can’t remember when the feeling’ wasn’t there CHORUS And they heard it said “Good things are worth the wait” They realized when love arrived that it was so much better it was so much better it was so much better late it was worth the wait It was worth the wait A song I wrote with Billy Cioffi that is just being released. Hope you like :-).mikebreen.hearnow.com/worth-the-wait  |
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