CP S13 EP17 2019

Monday April 22, 2019

Got pretty lucky this past week, being able to premier a new Drunken Hearts single, that will not be on their upcoming album due out this fall and is also NOT available online as of today to share.  I also debuted new tracks from Avifauna and Izcalli that are, as of today, not available online.  So, there are three new tracks to vote to either KEEP or DELETE in this week’s MMMM.

If you have no set plans for this weekend, I hope you’ll head into Fort Collins for the 11th annual FoCOMX – the Fort Collins Music Experiment.  This year there will be over 350 acts performing in more than 30 “venues.”  Expect anything and everything.  My band, GOATZ!, will be at Tap and Handle on Friday at 6:45PM.

Coming next week on the Colorado Playlist and available NOW on Spotify – a new single, Morning Train, from Grant Farm; the new video drops this Wednesday April 24 in Relix.  Disclosure = Grant Farm is a Rocky Mountain Music Network client band.


105.5 The Colorado Sound & the Colorado Playlist Present:

The Grant Farm with Drew Emmitt (of Leftover Salmon) – Fox Theater Friday, May 31
Ivory Circle + a string quartet – 
Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox Friday, June 7
Trout Steak Revival – Sat, Jul 6 @ The Mishawaka Amphitheatre

FOR MORE SHOWS SEE COLORADOSOUND.ORG

GOATZ!
April 26 – FoCOMX – Tap and Handle 6:45PM
May 3 – Tasty Weasel – Longmont 5PM
May 12 – Washington’s FoCO opening for Blackhawk
May 26 – Mile High Flea Market 12pm-3pm


At Bohemian Foundation, our focus is on building community …by coming together to create and enjoy music.

VIDEO PICK OF THE WEEK

Nikki Giron is one of Denver’s many fine up and coming young artists, and she’s a student in my music business entrepreneurship class at UCD this semester.  A cool jazz voice, a sax player, keyboardist and composer, “Heart Behind Bars” dropped last month and I am just now getting around to featuring it here.


MONDAY MORNING MUSIC MEETING (MMMM)

Let me know if there’s something you think I should play.  Email coloradoplaylist@gmail.com

(D) = debut LP/EP or single
(N) = new track from previously debuted LP/EP
(P) = Colorado Playlist exclusive premier

HOUR 1

Rare Silk “American Eyes” from American Eyes (1985)
(D) Erica Papillion-Posey “My Heart My Ache” from Better Angels (2019)

Scott Martin “Do-re-mi” from Alone At Sunset (2018)
(D) Shovels & Rope “Carry Me Home” from My Blood (2019)

Hunter James & the Titantic “Church” from The Z-Axis (2019)
Five Iron Frenzy “Boomerang” from Between Pavement and Stars (2015)
Rob Drabkin “Hope in a Hopeless World” from Little Steps EP (2013)
Lucy Daydream “Dizzy” from Awake & Dreaming (2019)
(D) Nancy Just “Catch and Release” from Alchemized (2019)

Andy Eppler “We Build the Gods” (2018)
Still Tide “Signal Fade” from Run Out (2017)
Jason Klobnak Quartet “My August Auburn” from FRIENDS & FAMILY (2018)

HOUR 2

Chris Daniels & the Kings “Is My Love Enough” from Is My Love Enough (1993)
(P) The Drunken Hearts “Last Shot” (2019)
Andy Sydow “Reasons for Departure” from Reasons for Departure (2018)
Patti Fiasco “Saved by Rock and Roll” from Saved By Rock and Roll (2016)
(D) Avifauna “Safety” (2019)
Kaitlyn Williams “Rain” from Sunset (2019)
The Samples “Tom Joad” from Return to Earth (2001)
Big Head Todd & The Monsters “Spanish Highway” from All the Love You Need (2008)
Trash Cat “Robot Girlfriend” from Welcome to Trash City (2019)
(D) iZCALLI “Silverspoon” (2019)
The SIR Band “Wading” from So Cold (2018)
Blue Rider “Lightning” from Year Of The Horse (2016)
Peter Sommer “Looks Like This” from Tremolo Canteen (2010)

 

CP S13 EP16 2019

Monday April 15, 2019

There’s not enough time or space in the show to play every new piece of music I receive.  #firstworldproblem I usually try to get 2 debuts in every hour, as well as a (N) new track from a previous debut.  But right now, we’re fat with new music emanating from the Centennial State.

I put in a couple extra new tracks this week, where usually I’d be able to play a cut or two from already played albums or singles I’d like to give more airtime to.  Because, really, repetition breeds familiarity, which is how hits are made. Let me know which of the new songs you think I should keep in the Playlist.

Many thanks and big love to Westword, SceneNoCO and Bandwagon Magazine for the articles about me and my debut.  And many many thanks to the folks at Bohemian for inviting my band GOATZ! to play at Magic Rat this past week, and at Washington’s FoCO opening for Blackhawk on May 12.


105.5 The Colorado Sound & the Colorado Playlist Present:

Gasoline Lollipops with Tallgrass – Fri, Apr 12 @ Aggie Theater
Covenhoven with Kid Reverie – Fri, Apr 19 @ eTown Hall, Boulder
The Grant Farm with Drew Emmitt (of Leftover Salmon) – Fox Theater Friday, May 31
Ivory Circle + a string quartet –
Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox Friday, June 7 Trout Steak Revival – Sat, Jul 6 @ The Mishawaka Amphitheatre

FOR MORE SHOWS SEE COLORADOSOUND.ORG

GOATZ!
April 19 – Red Truck Beer Company, Fort Collins
April 26 – FoCOMX – Tap and Handle 6:45PM
May 3 – Tasty Weasel – Longmont
May 12 – Washington’s FoCO


At Bohemian Foundation, our focus is on building community …by coming together to create and enjoy music.

VIDEO PICK OF THE WEEK

Sometimes you write a song and it takes years to mature to what it’s meant to be …sorta like a fine wine or whiskey.  “Hold On Me” is a song written by Taylor Sims, one half of the Taylor and Bonnie Sims duo that makes up the core of Bonnie & the Clydes.  Taylor originally wrote it for his old band, Springcreek Bluegrass.  In this more “country” arrangement, the couple dives straight into the story.


MONDAY MORNING MUSIC MEETING (MMMM)

Let me know if there’s something you think I should play.  Email coloradoplaylist@gmail.com

(D) = debut LP/EP or single
(N) = new track from previously debuted LP/EP
(P) = Colorado Playlist exclusive premier

HOUR 1

Zephyr “We Got the Love” from Heartbeat (1982)
(D) Lizzy Plotkin “Catch this Train” from We Will Sing (2019)

John Statz “Strong Enough” from Darkness On the San Juans (2018)
The Yawpers “Faith and Good Judgement” from American Man (2015)
(N) Kelly Augustine “Second Chances” from Light in the Lowlands (2019)

The Motet “Whacha Gonna Bring” from Death or Devotion (2019)
Sherri Jackson “Time & Time” from Sherri Jackson (1997)
The Apples in Stereo “Same Old Drag” from New Magnetic Wonder (2007)
(N) Thom Sumbler & the Exceptions “It’s A Sin To Tell A Lie” from There’s One In Every Crowd (2019)

(D) New Family Dog “Cherish” from Cherish (2019)
Wildermiss “Carry Your Heart” from Lost With You (2017)
OneRepublic “Oh My My (feat. Cassius)” from Oh My My (2016)
Analog Son “CTI” from Funky Mother (2018)

HOUR 2

Dianne Reeves “Old Souls” from Best of Dianne Reeves (2002)
(D) The Lumineers “Gloria” from III (2019)

Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats “You Worry Me” from Tearing At The Seams (2018)
The Wood Brothers “Snake Eyes” from Paradise (2015)
(D) Goatz! “Southern Blues” from Sweet Inspiration (2019)

(N) Thom Chacon “Something the Heart Can Only Know” from Blood In the USA (2019)

Voice Coil “Screaming to the Sky” from Inertial Fault (2016)
Pretty Lights “Around the Block (feat. Talib Kweli)” from A Color Map Of The Sun (2013)
(D) The Beeves “Jamie’s Revenge” from Adam & Beeve (2019)

Bad Weather California “I’ll Reach Out My Hand” from Sunkissed (2012)
Oxeye Daisy “Darling Boy” from Oxeye Daisy (2018)
Paa Kow “the Way I Feel” from Cookpot (2017)

CP S13 EP15 2019

Monday April 8, 2019

When I started doing this show 13 years ago this weekend, I had already been booking bands and or consulting on Colorado talent for a handful of years.  It was because of those bands, bands such as Yo, Flaco!, Love.45, Slim Cessna’s Auto Club, DeVotchKa and countless others, that I thought I was seeing something very special in our state.

When the Fray hit big with How to Save A Life in 2005, it wasn’t the first time a Colorado band hit big, but it was by far the biggest a Colorado band had ever hit.  By 2015, the single How to Save A Life, became the 4th best-selling song in digital music history.  OneRepublic came along and destroyed those records with Apologize in 2007 and Counting Stars in 2014, a song that is still by far the biggest hit in Colorado Music History.

I look forward to seeing that lies ahead for us as our scene continues to explode nationally, and internationally.  One thing to look forward to this is the BEST OF THE DECADE … I’ll start working on that here soon.  In the meantime, I hope you’ll check out this week’s MMMM and vote to either KEEP or DELETE the songs from the Colorado Playlist.


105.5 The Colorado Sound & the Colorado Playlist Present:

Gasoline Lollipops with Tallgrass – Fri, Apr 12 @ Aggie Theater
Covenhoven with Kid Reverie – Fri, Apr 19 @ eTown Hall, Boulder
Trout Steak Revival – Sat, Jul 6 @ The Mishawaka Amphitheatre

FOR MORE SHOWS SEE COLORADOSOUND.ORG


At Bohemian Foundation, our focus is on building community …by coming together to create and enjoy music.

VIDEO PICK OF THE WEEK

MODERN SUSPECTS – DESUFNOC (OFFICIAL)


MONDAY MORNING MUSIC MEETING (MMMM)

Let me know if there’s something you think I should play.  Email coloradoplaylist@gmail.com

(D) = debut LP/EP or single
(N) = new track from previously debuted LP/EP
(P) = Colorado Playlist exclusive premier

HOUR 1

Starwood “Burnin’ Over You” from Starwood (1977)
(D) South To Cedars “Supernovacaine” from Tell Everyone (2019)
Joe Johnson “Snakeskin Dress” from Morgantown (2018)
Johnny O. Band “Keep the Faith (Keep the Freedom)” from Time For the Turnaround (2004)
(N) Veronique Van Pelt “Outside the Lines” from Nonesuch EP (2019)
Foxfeather “Clap Hands” (2018)
Shovels & Rope “The Devil Is All Around” from Swimmin’ Time (2014)
These United States “Dead & Gone” from These United States (2012)
Kerry Pastine & the Crime Scene “Better Move It Own Home” from I Make My Own Luck (2019)
(D) Lee Clark Allen “Religion (You Are My)” from Little Rock (2019)

Big Gigantic “C’mon (feat. GRiZ)” from Brighter Future (2016)
Vermillion Road “Gasoline” from Escape EP (2018)
Chip Stephens Trio “Up a Lazy / Sweet Georgia Brown” from Hold On to What Counts (2007)

HOUR 2

The Christines “The Secret Song” from Living At the Bottom of the Sea (1996)
(D) Chella & The Charm “Good Gal” from Good Gal (2019)

Blake Brown & American Dust Choir “Up In Arms” from Long Way Home (2018)
Big Head Todd & The Monsters “Damaged One” from New World Arisin’ (2017)
(N) The Yawpers “Dancing On My Knees” from Human Question (2019)
Plutinos “Hand in Hand” from Plutinos EP (2018)
Railbenders “Sweet Caroline” from Segundo (2003)
Hillbilly Hellcats “Dead Man’s Party” from Westword ’96 Music Awards Shocase (1996)
DBUK “In San Francisco Bay” from Songs Nine Through Sixteen (2019)
(D) SUCH “Before Dark” (2019)

Deep Pocket Thieves “Traveler” from Blu De (2018)
Otis Taylor “Hands On Your Stomach” from Clovis People Vol. 3 (2010)
Lynn Baker Quartet “Home of the Whopper” from LectroCoustic (2013)