February 5, 2025 • 49 mins
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Streaming LIVE at wapl.com & the WAPL Mobile App.
Podcasts - iTunes or the WAPL Mobile App
Produced & Hosted by John Jordan
♫This Week's Featured Home Brewed Artists♫
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Yeah, looking for the best Badger brood original music, Well
you found it pop the top on another refreshing episode
of double vpl oh Brewed Radio, pouring only the finest
independent original music from Wisconsin at the Midwest into your ears.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
Now, sit back, relax and enjoy. Well, good morning, and
welcome into wapl homebrewed Radio. My name is John Jordan.
We've got some delicious Badger brewed original independent music from
Wisconsin and the Midwest all ready to pour into your ears.
We'll tap into the upcoming Northeast Wisconsin live music scene
(00:40):
on the show today, and we've also got a handful
of new Bruise on tap for you today. Let's begin
today's show on the West Side Wisconsin and them Coolie
Boys making the trip from Eau Claire to Appleton, awaiting
the release of their fifth full length album called No
Fun on the Chrysalis at the end of the month.
It's coming out on the twenty eight, But before that metamorphosis,
(01:02):
you could catch them this Friday at Appleton Music Factory
inside Appleton Beer Factory on College along with the Billy
Bronstad Trio. So what do you say about a sneak
peak of that album? Now yeah, okay, let's do it.
This is brand new music from them Coolie Boys off
the album No Fun in the Chrystal list. This is
(01:22):
called up Close on w APL home Brewed Radio.
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On the gave.
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Lay look.
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As you were in town.
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Those man ass account said go out when he hate.
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He's nowhere.
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The way he looks.
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On me, sugar fad wanna looks.
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My man again?
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You know where's sad? Go on your mail.
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Let's make the.
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Most from a comfortable close.
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Now have a trap of book with.
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No love.
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The way he looks.
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Says the same way.
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Like very counts, all counts.
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On the power of green, the blade, the puff.
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As you love the sound was my.
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Name count and he's do when he he.
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No La.
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With Nola.
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I would want a mood underwater.
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If the myth that you might not stay, I.
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Would walk back foot through the desert scene so you.
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Know the say your game.
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I would come a river with.
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My two hands, just to show you that this is real.
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I wouldn't think Yah Monday Mountain.
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Feed up shirt say you know the gill that I
would do anything I keep you set the spy.
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Baby, that's right.
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That I would do.
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Anything to keep you Saturn spy baby.
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That's right.
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That I would do anything, anything, anything to get.
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You sat a spy.
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I would do anything.
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To you sat a Spot.
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I would juggle by.
Speaker 8 (06:02):
Your long now.
Speaker 6 (06:04):
If it keeps you getting right, I would all the
ghost rippers. If it keeps you by my side.
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I would dribble every.
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Single thing in just to keep you full field.
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I would split on off the hadle if it keeps
side left seal, I would issue.
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A hold You've never control you.
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How of the meetings with you while I'm getting.
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Goods serve you.
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I would do anything.
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To keep you Sun Spy.
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I would humilitate.
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To keep you Sun Spy.
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I would be minipate.
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It could be satisfied, baby.
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That's why.
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I would unnicated.
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To keep you, said spot. I would do.
Speaker 2 (07:35):
I would do anything.
Speaker 4 (07:38):
To give you, said spy.
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Would do anything.
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To give you satisfy.
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I would you really can get you satisfying its way.
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To give you, said spy, I would be anything.
Speaker 2 (08:00):
Welcome back to WAPL home Brewed Radio. That was the
first single entitled track to Milwaukee musician Brian Cherry's brand
new album Anything It is due to hit streaming and
online stores this Friday, February seventh. You can check out
Brian Cherry dot com, Brian spell br y Ancherry dot
com for all of the information. I'm John Jordan. More
(08:23):
new music out of Milwaukee right now courtesy of Laura
Peterson and The Old Souls. Genre define duell that blend
the heartfelt songwriting of Peterson and the versatile musicianship and
production talents of Elliott Killian. Their music draws from Americana's
rich tapestry, incorporating elements of country, bluegrass, swamp rock, even
(08:44):
some heavy metal themes to create a sound that is
very much uniquely their own. New album, Separation takes listeners
on a deep dive of themes of conflict, denial, heartbreak, doubt,
self worth, and longate the cup who created at Peterson
and Killian take ownership and commit to that seren flame
(09:06):
of love they say, long enough to be transformed by it.
Separation comes out this Friday the seventh. Laura was kind
enough to send over the lead single Friction Laura Peterson
and the Old Souls on WAPL home Brewed Radio.
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Look at this compensation, you choose to be me? Look
at this conversation you lot want me for folly your hairsitations.
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You should run and.
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Now I don't think someone like your serves to survive.
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Clear this comsation it was it's to revolved your hesitation.
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Two years A look.
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Up to.
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And know you do you do is.
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Look at the situation that you found yourselfhie, look at
the situation you live in sin but.
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All of these complications don't know where to begin.
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Now I'll ever see you again.
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Clearly it was.
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Hair teas.
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Two years O. Look up to.
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You to.
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Look at this conversation you choose to be. Look at
this conversation you only your hasitavations.
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You should run and I'm now I don't think some
one line you deserves to survey.
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one O five seven w a p L home Brew
Keeper Moving.
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ATTACTI WAPL home brewed Radio.
Speaker 2 (16:24):
That is the Fusion Project, the four piece jazz rock
units formed in twenty twenty Autawa Pontico Tacos the name
of that track new album Thumb from Nowhere. Physical digital
copies of that album are available on the Fusion Project's
band camp page. Some really great stuff on there. My
name is John Jordan. Feed the Dog. They are your
(16:45):
hosts and part of the final day of Ice Dance
Music Fast, kicking off in a few hours at the
Hilton Paper Valley in downtown Appleton. They're gonna hit the
stage later on tonight ten fifteen. Check out the fantastic
final Day line for Ice Dands twenty twenty five on
the Facebook page. Here's Feed the Dog going back to
(17:06):
their debut EP. This is Vertigo on wapl home brewed Radio.
Speaker 6 (17:38):
Let's set out for the.
Speaker 11 (17:40):
East end of my couch.
Speaker 4 (17:46):
It's hard to move.
Speaker 6 (17:49):
Nobody helps you.
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You and go.
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In the sixthly Summer.
Speaker 6 (18:04):
Afraid of God. Let's see you in the street. You're board.
Speaker 11 (18:22):
A plane takes the street into the sun. I set
the bye, but I was waiting on a friend.
Speaker 4 (18:39):
One more time.
Speaker 11 (18:41):
The arons hot out the car.
Speaker 6 (18:46):
Who built the fire out of the pit, shift down
the side.
Speaker 11 (20:19):
Say goodbye all the fishes in the sea. I'll catch
him home. If I were wrecked on this week's on
the smash, then I find myself a little.
Speaker 4 (20:45):
On this wreath.
Speaker 13 (20:48):
It'll die over go.
Speaker 2 (22:20):
Welcome back to WAPL Homebrewed Radio. Feed the Dog part
of that final day of the Ice Dance Music Fest,
kicking off in a few hours at the Hilt of
Paper Valley in downtown Appleton. You could check out the
fantastic final day lineup for Ice Dance on their Facebook page. Hey,
podcasts of this show available as WAPL Homebrewed Radio, rewinds, iTunes, spreaker,
(22:45):
or you can just fire up the WAPL mobile app.
Three hundred plus episodes of home Brewed ready to pour
into your ears. Coming back. We've got new music from
Horace Green and Zach Petrini. Next, stay tuned WAPL home broods. Hey,
is this Christopher Gold of the New Old Things? And
you're listening to Homebrewed on w A p L.
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A lead to lead in.
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The South Win Street sail had it all in about
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N bone world about us here soul moment.
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There in about in the essays.
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A leaving devils, silly.
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Welcome the susult. The place fires burning, and we don't
exclaim ourselves.
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In the burning of the backbone.
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In the world around us, the soul of moment.
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There are about in a sly.
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Where it's badly.
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I don't want wanta leave.
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You, but it's half badingly No.
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sow the hell and the tours. We could hell, we
gould carry, weigun only carry what they could sell any
along road in the world around us.
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Yes, soul for the moment. Then they're arguing in a
baron at.
Speaker 8 (25:33):
Argue, baron at.
Speaker 2 (25:52):
Welcome back to w APL home Brewed Radio, Christopher Gold
and the New Old Things in their song Devil's off
the twenty seventeen album You Are a Ghost. Chris is
gonna be doing a solo gig at Vines and Russia's
Winery in Rippin' Matinee today starting at two o'clock, and
you can catch him playing bass lab in the bass
(26:14):
on this Gentleman's new album. New music from Zach Patrini.
Speaker 17 (26:19):
Now.
Speaker 2 (26:19):
Zach's new album Live at Wire and Vice releases on
all platforms coming up in February. February twenty first, so
about three weeks from now. Check out Zachpatrini dot com
for all the info. The eight song album of reimagined
and some previously unreleased tracks, all that live energy captured
(26:40):
in that pristine studio environment at Wire and Vice Studios
in Wahwatosa. Here's one from that album. It's called what
are We Now? From Zach Patrini on WAPL home Brewed Radio.
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He's new, it was.
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Cute, hell, there was something to do. You don't love
homes up nothing loose. Now she's dragging on a stick
red replay lines from these to regress.
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Wore in the house we got here? What a en
now going down faster fast.
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see it's on after her?
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Just wow, up coolsper seeing the sound in the plaster.
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Too young nor.
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Weab group.
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Now she's shragging on the singing.
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Red read playing a line from me to regret.
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In the house we judy.
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number six, So Lodi.
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Is astir Now no one see is on after her?
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Out in the frester now.
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See to name.
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It seem now.
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We now.
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Only now.
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crown by your sleeping the fine things.
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You're really going to get him the love.
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I say you name.
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Own its ride.
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Somebody that I.
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to litle trying to find my way.
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Agle, you canna flam.
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It Go's really gonna give me the longest time now
that I'm trying to find my wad, I go.
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Arm, come again the love this time.
Speaker 2 (33:19):
Welcome back to w APL home Brewed Radio. That is
the listening party with the song the Rock, Speaking of
Rocks and stone stone Arch Sessions. That's where you can
check out the listening party on Tuesday in the tap
room at Stone Arch Group Hub in Appleton. That show
starts at seven o'clock and a huge shout out to
Stone Arch celebrating their twentieth anniversary. Stone Arch always a
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part of our local music scene and we thank them
for that. My name is John Jordan. Out a new
music out of ash Gosh and the band Horace Green.
Their latest single is called Nighttime Boy. It just dropped yesterday.
You can check out their official Facebook page or Horace
Green dot com. Band camp also a good place to
run down some Horace Green tracks.
Speaker 13 (34:05):
Uh.
Speaker 2 (34:05):
This new collection they call Shimmering assortment of upbeat indie
pop energy, marking in an exciting new chapter after seven
years of relentless touring. This track offers the first glimpse
into that upcoming new full length album slated for release
later on this year. Happy to bring it to you now.
(34:27):
This is Horace Green and Nighttime boye on w A
p L home brewed radio.
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Night come down.
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Now got me breaking down?
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Feel it.
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Maybe?
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But houps can?
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I want to? I want to chill night to see.
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I want to stand up tell the mob.
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Gets me about.
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How can I be getting this.
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Summer?
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Sweeties and a giddy.
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My kids in the morning, but I forgotten name.
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And you back in your middle.
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Staying in the light next morning.
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I want to.
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I want to.
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I want to stay up till the change stage. I'm
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Stage of.
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A one until.
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Stays Hi.
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This is Trevor Greets, this is Hilary. We're from Paradox, Yay,
and you're listening to w A p L Homebrewed.
Speaker 2 (37:42):
On tap, local original music in Wisconsin.
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Baby wasn't come too Elder.
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Nerves are funny, like the reaching for a wad and turn.
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In my hands for bed.
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I find your hand, insane, said you, Hey, there's time.
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I like.
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The numb looking on a tight rope, running with ice
clothes staring. You make it so easy to fall have
scared cause you know that it's not same.
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Far something.
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Out every mod.
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Just di soon as you drive away, using.
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My words in the look.
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In your eyes, the way you try to hide your spine.
You couldn't say night because I wouldn't let it. And
now we're walking on a tide bone.
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Running with the ice clo starting make it so easy
to fin.
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Have skin cause you know that it's not safe for something.
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Now the typos, running with the high stroll.
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Starment.
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You make it so easy to find.
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Fun. Yes, I.
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Because you know.
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That is so, say farn sou the.
Speaker 2 (41:02):
Welcome back to WAPL Homebrewed Radio. That's Paradi and their
song Tightrope. That's Appleton native Hillary Reynolds and Trevor Jarvis.
Hillary's backed in her hometown of Appleton for a show
coming up this Wednesday at Gibson Community Music Hall as
Mile Music presents Rhythms and Brews featuring the Hillary Reynolds
(41:23):
Duo and d b Rouse. We'll wrap this episode of
Homebrewed next jamming with Jeremiah and Boogie in with Armchair,
Stay Tuned.
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Green Bay, Hushcot. This is w APL Homebrewed.
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Stay Miss Miss Stange, Changetanish Shops Schools.
Speaker 2 (45:23):
Welcome back to WAPL home Brewed Radio. That is the
Jeremiah jams Band in their song Uncle Baki. Can check
out the JJB playing Ice Dance twenty twenty five at
the Appleton Hilton Paper Valley later on today at two thirty,
and you can check out the entire Ice Dance twenty
twenty five line up on their Facebook page for the
(45:45):
complete final day lineup which stretches into the night and
into the pool later on tonight. Get that out there,
support our home brewed artist and bravo to those venues
that book live music and keep the music scene alive
in the area. Grab merch, buy tickets, tip tip tip
in this tip Jars. It all goes to support our
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local music scene, keeps it growing and keeps it thriving.
We'll cap off today's show with jam Grass, new Grass,
funk Grass the Jammy four piece Armchair Boogie Plain Ice
Dance twenty twenty five today starting at six o'clock in
the Hilton Downtown Appleton. This one is called American Spirit.
I'm called John Jordan, and thank you for turning on
(46:28):
and tapping in to w APL Home Brood Radio.
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Cheers be there, hen speeding, Miss Holy Bernie Red did.
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Don't you know? I know you know it?
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I s use you on the froboard dance girl saying
you know it all.
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You let the words flow all brown.
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Where it is called me and Gidget spirit in man
and she ain't if she spoke a mobile saying.
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Anyway, did I know.
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Ber you got it? You made Bunny just because you
get paid.
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It's just talk about race, talk about religion.
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Duplauds rich ain't other you made condition. There's Buffy in
Gigel Spirits said the bad.
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She ain't gonna just smoke up my body. What I'm saying,
ain't you pretending I told this girl you got it bad?
You make nobody got and dohing just because you pay
Speaker 19 (49:14):
W A p L Homebrews
Yeah, looking for the best Badger brood original music, Well
you found it pop the top on another refreshing episode
of double vpl oh Brewed Radio, pouring only the finest
independent original music from Wisconsin at the Midwest into your ears.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
Now, sit back, relax and enjoy. Well, good morning, and
welcome into wapl homebrewed Radio. My name is John Jordan.
We've got some delicious Badger brewed original independent music from
Wisconsin and the Midwest all ready to pour into your ears.
We'll tap into the upcoming Northeast Wisconsin live music scene
(00:40):
on the show today, and we've also got a handful
of new Bruise on tap for you today. Let's begin
today's show on the West Side Wisconsin and them Coolie
Boys making the trip from Eau Claire to Appleton, awaiting
the release of their fifth full length album called No
Fun on the Chrysalis at the end of the month.
It's coming out on the twenty eight, But before that metamorphosis,
(01:02):
you could catch them this Friday at Appleton Music Factory
inside Appleton Beer Factory on College along with the Billy
Bronstad Trio. So what do you say about a sneak
peak of that album? Now yeah, okay, let's do it.
This is brand new music from them Coolie Boys off
the album No Fun in the Chrystal list. This is
(01:22):
called up Close on w APL home Brewed Radio.
Speaker 3 (01:59):
On the gave.
Speaker 4 (02:02):
Lay look.
Speaker 5 (02:06):
As you were in town.
Speaker 3 (02:08):
Those man ass account said go out when he hate.
Speaker 5 (02:16):
He's nowhere.
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Speaker 2 (08:00):
Welcome back to WAPL home Brewed Radio. That was the
first single entitled track to Milwaukee musician Brian Cherry's brand
new album Anything It is due to hit streaming and
online stores this Friday, February seventh. You can check out
Brian Cherry dot com, Brian spell br y Ancherry dot
com for all of the information. I'm John Jordan. More
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new music out of Milwaukee right now courtesy of Laura
Peterson and The Old Souls. Genre define duell that blend
the heartfelt songwriting of Peterson and the versatile musicianship and
production talents of Elliott Killian. Their music draws from Americana's
rich tapestry, incorporating elements of country, bluegrass, swamp rock, even
(08:44):
some heavy metal themes to create a sound that is
very much uniquely their own. New album, Separation takes listeners
on a deep dive of themes of conflict, denial, heartbreak, doubt,
self worth, and longate the cup who created at Peterson
and Killian take ownership and commit to that seren flame
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of love they say, long enough to be transformed by it.
Separation comes out this Friday the seventh. Laura was kind
enough to send over the lead single Friction Laura Peterson
and the Old Souls on WAPL home Brewed Radio.
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ATTACTI WAPL home brewed Radio.
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That is the Fusion Project, the four piece jazz rock
units formed in twenty twenty Autawa Pontico Tacos the name
of that track new album Thumb from Nowhere. Physical digital
copies of that album are available on the Fusion Project's
band camp page. Some really great stuff on there. My
name is John Jordan. Feed the Dog. They are your
(16:45):
hosts and part of the final day of Ice Dance
Music Fast, kicking off in a few hours at the
Hilton Paper Valley in downtown Appleton. They're gonna hit the
stage later on tonight ten fifteen. Check out the fantastic
final Day line for Ice Dands twenty twenty five on
the Facebook page. Here's Feed the Dog going back to
(17:06):
their debut EP. This is Vertigo on wapl home brewed Radio.
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East end of my couch.
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One more time.
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The arons hot out the car.
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the side.
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Say goodbye all the fishes in the sea. I'll catch
him home. If I were wrecked on this week's on
the smash, then I find myself a little.
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On this wreath.
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Speaker 2 (22:20):
Welcome back to WAPL Homebrewed Radio. Feed the Dog part
of that final day of the Ice Dance Music Fest,
kicking off in a few hours at the Hilt of
Paper Valley in downtown Appleton. You could check out the
fantastic final day lineup for Ice Dance on their Facebook page. Hey,
podcasts of this show available as WAPL Homebrewed Radio, rewinds, iTunes, spreaker,
(22:45):
or you can just fire up the WAPL mobile app.
Three hundred plus episodes of home Brewed ready to pour
into your ears. Coming back. We've got new music from
Horace Green and Zach Petrini. Next, stay tuned WAPL home broods. Hey,
is this Christopher Gold of the New Old Things? And
you're listening to Homebrewed on w A p L.
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baron at.
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Welcome back to w APL home Brewed Radio, Christopher Gold
and the New Old Things in their song Devil's off
the twenty seventeen album You Are a Ghost. Chris is
gonna be doing a solo gig at Vines and Russia's
Winery in Rippin' Matinee today starting at two o'clock, and
you can catch him playing bass lab in the bass
(26:14):
on this Gentleman's new album. New music from Zach Patrini.
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Now.
Speaker 2 (26:19):
Zach's new album Live at Wire and Vice releases on
all platforms coming up in February. February twenty first, so
about three weeks from now. Check out Zachpatrini dot com
for all the info. The eight song album of reimagined
and some previously unreleased tracks, all that live energy captured
(26:40):
in that pristine studio environment at Wire and Vice Studios
in Wahwatosa. Here's one from that album. It's called what
are We Now? From Zach Patrini on WAPL home Brewed Radio.
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He's new, it was.
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crown by your sleeping the fine things.
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Speaker 2 (33:19):
Welcome back to w APL home Brewed Radio. That is
the listening party with the song the Rock, Speaking of
Rocks and stone stone Arch Sessions. That's where you can
check out the listening party on Tuesday in the tap
room at Stone Arch Group Hub in Appleton. That show
starts at seven o'clock and a huge shout out to
Stone Arch celebrating their twentieth anniversary. Stone Arch always a
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part of our local music scene and we thank them
for that. My name is John Jordan. Out a new
music out of ash Gosh and the band Horace Green.
Their latest single is called Nighttime Boy. It just dropped yesterday.
You can check out their official Facebook page or Horace
Green dot com. Band camp also a good place to
run down some Horace Green tracks.
Speaker 13 (34:05):
Uh.
Speaker 2 (34:05):
This new collection they call Shimmering assortment of upbeat indie
pop energy, marking in an exciting new chapter after seven
years of relentless touring. This track offers the first glimpse
into that upcoming new full length album slated for release
later on this year. Happy to bring it to you now.
(34:27):
This is Horace Green and Nighttime boye on w A
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Night come down.
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Now got me breaking down?
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Feel it.
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Maybe?
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But houps can?
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I want to? I want to chill night to see.
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I want to stand up tell the mob.
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How can I be getting this.
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Summer?
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Sweeties and a giddy.
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And you back in your middle.
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I want to.
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I want to.
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I want to stay up till the change stage. I'm
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Stage of.
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Stays Hi.
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This is Trevor Greets, this is Hilary. We're from Paradox, Yay,
and you're listening to w A p L Homebrewed.
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On tap, local original music in Wisconsin.
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I like.
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clothes staring. You make it so easy to fall have
scared cause you know that it's not same.
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In your eyes, the way you try to hide your spine.
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now we're walking on a tide bone.
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Running with the ice clo starting make it so easy
to fin.
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Speaker 2 (41:02):
Welcome back to WAPL Homebrewed Radio. That's Paradi and their
song Tightrope. That's Appleton native Hillary Reynolds and Trevor Jarvis.
Hillary's backed in her hometown of Appleton for a show
coming up this Wednesday at Gibson Community Music Hall as
Mile Music presents Rhythms and Brews featuring the Hillary Reynolds
(41:23):
Duo and d b Rouse. We'll wrap this episode of
Homebrewed next jamming with Jeremiah and Boogie in with Armchair,
Stay Tuned.
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Stay Miss Miss Stange, Changetanish Shops Schools.
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Welcome back to WAPL home Brewed Radio. That is the
Jeremiah jams Band in their song Uncle Baki. Can check
out the JJB playing Ice Dance twenty twenty five at
the Appleton Hilton Paper Valley later on today at two thirty,
and you can check out the entire Ice Dance twenty
twenty five line up on their Facebook page for the
(45:45):
complete final day lineup which stretches into the night and
into the pool later on tonight. Get that out there,
support our home brewed artist and bravo to those venues
that book live music and keep the music scene alive
in the area. Grab merch, buy tickets, tip tip tip
in this tip Jars. It all goes to support our
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local music scene, keeps it growing and keeps it thriving.
We'll cap off today's show with jam Grass, new Grass,
funk Grass the Jammy four piece Armchair Boogie Plain Ice
Dance twenty twenty five today starting at six o'clock in
the Hilton Downtown Appleton. This one is called American Spirit.
I'm called John Jordan, and thank you for turning on
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and tapping in to w APL Home Brood Radio.
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you know it all.
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You let the words flow all brown.
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Where it is called me and Gidget spirit in man
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She ain't gonna just smoke up my body. What I'm saying,
ain't you pretending I told this girl you got it bad?
You make nobody got and dohing just because you pay
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