Vinyl Voyage Radio

In light of the situation on the US southern border where thousands of children have been separated from their parents, we are highlighting "Hell is for Children," the passionate and angry song about child abuse from Pat Benatar on this week's "Song of the Week." Children as young as three months old have been separated from their parents and sent all over the country. The Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services of Texas (RAICES) is one of the largest immigrants and refugee organizations in the country, providing legal services to immigrants and their families.   Consider donating by clicking the image below.

I grew up on Petula Clark and this album was a constant in my household. This week, we are spinning "Who Am I" by the "First lady of the British Invasion" from her 1968 greatest hits compilation. Listen to the Song of the Week every Wednesday at 10am and 10pm, central. Or listen to it now played on original vinyl:

In 1973, Elvis made television history by performing a live concert via satellite, broadcast all over the world. On the next Blue Suede Connection, Dan and TL take us to 1973 for a look (and a listen) to that historic concert! Listen at 3pm (central) on Saturday June 16 or 3am (central) on Sunday June 17. More information about Blue Suede Connection can be found here .

Getting a head start on this week's Song of the Week, and it's a good one: Brook Benton's 1969 classic, "Rainy Night in Georgia." Thye Song fo the Week can be heard every Wednesday at 10am and 10pm, Central. And throughout the week. Or, listen to it now, played on original vinyl.

Check out the retro K-Tel style ad for this month's New Music Jukebox! This month on the show, we are featuring 10 tracks from the artists we are highlighting this month: The Empty Pockets, Three Star Revival, Needtobreathe, Angie Aparo, Wild Harbors, Laura Carbone, TallMyth, The Record Company and Kate Tucker. Give the show a listen at the following times:

We've got some great new tunes streaming this month on Vinyl Voyage Radio. Be sure to listen to New Music Thursday to get the most from these artists. Excited to play this new music in June - Check out these artists on “New Music Thursday” on Vinyl Voyage Radio. www.vinylvoyageradio.com .. .. .. @theemptypockets @therecordcompany @wildmoccasins @lauracarbone_ @needtobreathe_if #ArthurBuck @willdaileyofficial @angieaparo @wildharbors @st_pete_holland @okkervilriver @threestarrevival @willturpin @tallmyth @sawdustandrust @katetuckermusic #NewMusic A post shared by Vinyl Voyage Radio (@vinylvoyageradio) on Jun 6, 2018 at 10:59am PDT This month we are featuring tracks from The Empty Pockets Wild Moccasins The Record Company Needtobreathe Laura Carbone Arthur Buck Will Dailey Angie Aparo Wild Harbors St. Pete Holland Okkervil River Three Star Revival Will Turpin Tall Myth Sawdust and Rust Kate Tucker And several more!

We are going back to 1975 for this one---one of the greatest songs from Joan Baez. Actually, this is from a 1980 "half-speed mastered" edition of the album. It sounds great! Listen on Wednesday at 10am and 10pm, Central. Then, thoughout the week. You can listen to it played below on original vinyl. Enjoy!

This month on Adventures inVinyl , we are going back to 1979 for "Circuit Breaker" - a great K-Tel compilation featuring hits from Foreigner, Leif Garrett, the Babys, Anne Murray and many, many more! Adventures in Vinyl can be heard every weekend at 12:30 pm Saturday and 4pm Sunday (Central time). In addition, the episode can be heard every Wednesday at 2am, central as well.

Vinyl Voyage Radio is a music program featuring songs played on original vinyl and produced by Bell, Book and Camera Productions . The program is streamed from Montreal, Canada by TorontoCast.  TorontoCast, and the programs it hosts, are fully licensed by The Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada , known simply as SOCAN. Torontocast is responsible for all legal, financial and technical aspects of its broadcast services under its agreements with SOCAN. Vinyl Voyage Radio is a non-profit program. You will not hear ads on this station for which any compensation was given.  We pay a monthly fee to TorontoCast to help cover licensing and royalty payments to SOCAN. SOCAN has deals with all the major rights organizations in the world, so our stream is legal and artists and composers are compensated, even if the artists aren't Canadian. From the SOCAN website: A SOCAN licence gives you permission to use copyright-protected musical works from anywhere...