All-vinyl music hour selected fresh each week from the collections of DJ El Destructo & DJ Dada. Loosely orbiting the planet of rock & roll from all decades and locales, primitive or polished, underground or overgrown, crackles, pops, scratches and all.
nightclubbing episode: battered punk/nude wave & desert disco sides from dj dada to celebrate 72 hrs of rock & roll lounge records over the airwavves
Harvest moon Tuesday night - let's fire it up with some weird old records including one that DJ Dada ripped down off the wall of his garage to play for you
Surf, Soul, Ska, & Spy music. Sweet and strange melodies, sleazy organ drivers, Super Ape dub. Seventy hours in and still burning hot on your favorite weekly record grab bag radio show.
Apple cider party platter harmonizing chitter chatter double swag and five believers phone is ringing no receivers angel tears and ring them bells dream lovers casting spells patsy cline and peace of mind must be rock & roll lounge time
Episode 68 -- Rogue beat machine lottery winners and losers in electric blue suede shades. Special guests Larry Patti and Will Carroll join DJ Dada & Destructo in studio for a wide ranging discussion about what we found in the garbage.
Episode 67 - Walking Spanish down the hallway of life
Episode 66 - c'mon everybody take a trip with me, down the Mississippi down to New Orleans. An hour of records from the mystical big easy, city of dreams and voodoo, swampy rhythm & blues, pounding piano keys, styles for miles. DJ Dada plays the oldest record yet on r&r lounge (Jelly Roll Morton, 1929) and 20th century american music's biggest and baddest like Louis Armstrong, Professor Longhair, Alan Toussaint, Neville Brothers, Louis Prima, Fats Domino, Dr John, Lee Dorsey, & more. Ending with a set of songs inspired by NOLA but written by those from far off places.
Episode 65 -- sweet and salty bangers from the new wave era and beyond
Playing all the records DJ Dada picked up at the WAYO record fair. Starting with the normal ones and maybe getting progressively weirder as the show goes on? The second half takes a hairpin turn into Sly & Robbie land -- jump in with the Taxi Gang for some wild steppin Jamaican jams for all you jocko homos. Also LINK Wray and the Lee Hazelwood alter ego. Thanks for listening and Besame Mucho!
DJ El Destructo returns playing free-form records on your radio. Get yourself together and slip inside this house to see what goes on.
