Vinyl Voyage Radio

Listen to this one in headphones! The Song of the Week premieres every Wednesday at 10am, Central,. It repeats at 10pm and then throughout the week. Or, listen to it now on original vinyl.

The new episode of New Music Jukebox is just what you need for the hot month of August! New Music Jukebox can be heard at the following times, Central. Click on the link to convert the time to your correct zone! August 2          8pm August 9          9am August 16        3am August 23        2pm August 30      10pm On this episode, we will be featuring the following artists: The West Coast Feed The Sea The Sea The Motions Subways on the Sun Desrosiers Gareth Inkster Jake Koelzer Esther Moore Moscow Apartment Nora Self We will have over 120 new tracks streaming this month, this is just a sampling of the best of the best!

I've spent the last couple of weeks listening to some new music recently released and hand-selected several albums and artists to highlight in August. Click on the links below to learn more about these artists. Cory Feigen Desrosiers Esther Moore The Sea The Sea Gareth Inkster Jake Koelzer Matt Mays Matthew Ryan Nate Burgoyne Mikaela Davis Moscow Apartment Natalie Capes Subways on the Sun Nora Self Pamela White The Devil Makes Three Shepard Tone The Chestertons The Motions The West Coast Feed

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The Song of the Week premieres at 10am Central and repeats at 10pm Central, Wednesday. Or, listen to it now on original vinyl.

Yep. Vinyl Voyage Radio is also Vinyl Voyage Records. Check out our growing selection on Ebay .

The Song of the Week premieres on Wednesday, 10am and 10pm, Central. Or, listen to it now, played on original vinyl.

We are beginning to clean out our library. Check out these vinyl albums we are selling this month on Ebay. They are being sold under the name vinylvoyagerecords . 1) Lot of Two Journey Albums : "Evolution"(VG)  and "Frontiers" (VG) 2) "Voices of Liberty" a 1984 EPCOT Center album of patriotic songs. (NM) 3) Mystic Moods Orchestra-"One Stormy Night" with "naughty" album sleeve (VG+) 4) Joan Baez-"Diamonds and Rust" 1980 Half Speed Mastered Audiophile edition (VG+) 5) Vivaldi - "The Four Seasons" conducted by Trevor Pinnock (NM) 6) The Beatles - "The White Album" 1978 Special Edition on white vinyl (VG+) 7) Jethro Tull lot of 4 albums : "Living in the Past" (VG), "Thick as a Brick" (VG), "Stand Up" (VG+), "M.U. - The Best of Jethro Tull" (VG+)

Next on Blue Suede Connection , Dan and TL play songs selected by their listeners. Not to be missed. This episode streams at 3pm Saturday and repeats at 3am Sunday (all times Central) More information about Blue Suede Connection can be found at their website:  http://blue-suede-connection.blogspot.com

One of the new albums we are featuring this month is Tales From PA 6 , by Tom Flannery and Bret Alexander. Back in 2016, the duo released their first venture together, Dupont Back Porches . That album was spontaneous, quickly produced and recorded. It was raw, emotional and actually felt as if it were recorded on a porch and you were there for the making of it. Tales From PA 6 sounds different. It is more polished. It is more thoughtful. It feels like these two have been playing together for years, actually. Their voices compliment each other and nicely underscore the stories they tell. The title of the album is a reference to a road running through northeastern Pennsylvania, where they both live. The idea was to construct an album telling stories that may have occurred along that road. I have never been on that road, as far as I know. I have only been to the region once. But location does not matter here. We all have roads like this running near our homes, all pointed in the ...

This week we are going back to 1962 for the song that started the career of Dionne Warwick. The song is "Don't Make Me Over," played on an original 1967 copy of her Dionne! album. The Song of the Week premieres on Wednesday at 10am (central) and repeats at 10pm. Or, listen to it below played on original 1967 vinyl.

This is the first time we are featuring a double album on AiV. Join us as we spin The Hot Ones, a great double K-Tel album from 1978. Premieres on July 7th at 12:30 pm, central. This episode can be hear throughout the month of July at the following times, central: Saturdays 12:30 pm Sundays 4 pm Wednesdays 2 am

I really hadn't been exposed much to Elvis when I was growing up in the 70s. When he died in 1977, it barely registered. Now, 41 years after his death, I have developed an immense appreciation and respect for Elvis. Still, Elvis was not taken seriously by the entertainment industry in 1977. Which is a shame, because he could still rock. On the next episode of Blue Suede Connection, Dan and TL dispel the myths of Elvis in the final year of his life. This is a great episode, not to be missed.

We've got some scorchin' new tunes for this July. Check out the best tracks on this month's New Music Jukebox. This month, we are featuring over 100 new tracks from almost two dozen artists. Listen to the best tracks on this month's New Music Jukebox, premiering on July 5 at 8 pm, Central. You can also listen tot he episode on demand via Mixcloud :

It's scorching hot this July and we have the music to prove it. This month, we have over 100 new tracks for you from a variety of different artists. From acoustic to pop, from jazz to alternative, singer-songwriter to good old rock and roll. A post shared by Vinyl Voyage Radio (@vinylvoyageradio) on Jul 4, 2018 at 8:55am PDT Click on the artists below to learn more. Tom Flannery and Bret Alexander *Repeat Repeat Liz Kennedy Babu Menos Monika Borzym Carly Bannister David Haerle Daily Shoes Kristina Johnsen LaPeer The KGB Tergel Matilda Pratt Pastel Dream Rabbits to Riches Stacey Chan The Hell and the Quiet The Maudlin Fee Victoria Vox Serena Romero 

Sticky Fingers is my favorite albums from the Rolling Stones. And this is, perhaps, the greatest rock ballad ever recorded. Listen to the Song of the Week on Wednesday at 10am and 10pm, Central. Then, it repeats throughout the week. Or, listen now to it being played on original vinyl.