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.
Endless summer rolls on with an hour of escapist exotica, rumbling rhumbas, saltwater sambas, and hawaiian hula records to float you on down the lazy river of life
As the weeks-long heatwave continues we play red hot records (and cool calypso) from the early heroes of rock & roll. Put on your red dress fellas and your hi heel sneakers cuz we're going out tonight and every Tuesday night on WAYO
You can fly now/pay later this week on the Rock & Roll Lounge with sweet records from Italy and Jamaica, gutter classics from the lower east side, Hawaiian bumper car cuts, and existentialist 60s garage from the UK. C'mon before it's too late !
Episode 59: Don't stop till u get enough
Back in the studio for a hot one in the old town tonight. Back in the U.S.S.A better Know Your Rights. Back to back records from the natural world to the spiritual zone and across time. We play the music--> you can draw your own line.
Disco demolition night -- DJ Dada brings you 60 minutes of nonstop dirty dancing rock & roll lounge-style. Lose your mind and free your body at the same time. Always on vinyl
99 degrees in the shade. Puerto Rican rum and some lemonade. Open up your little green bag and lets see what we can get into this time around.
Sink your teeth into some sugary 50s twisters, gilded 60s pop platters, jacuzzi jazz, spaghetti westerns and some belly dance records for good measure. RIP Bryan Wilson thanks for the *sounds*
Yesterday our man Sly Stone blasted off this earth, Today we're playing his records for you all hour long. True sounds of a wild and free American. For all you spaced cowboys still standing. As selected by DJ Dada, a non-stop mix of psychic soul, frisky funk, & riot rhythms from Sly & The Family Stone
Welcome to summertime with the sounds of swampy surf, wistful exotica, sandy jamaican ska, lush hawaiian jams, sweaty cumbia and rhumbas from mexico. All on scratched up vinyl records -- tune in!
