September 8, 2025 • 56 mins
Turn On & Tap In To Independent + Original Music from Wisconsin & the Midwest with WAPL Home Brewed Radio!
♫ This Week's Featured Home Brewed Artists ♫
Tom Thiel Music / Sit Kitty Sit / Ric Spatula Armstrong / Christopher Gold / Matt Blake / Cookiebug + El Willis / Rebel Waltz / DeGoey-Moore Band / Smoke Free Home / Grössrama / Ifdakar / Porky's Groove Machine
Saturday Mornings - LIVE - 9am on 105.7 FM
Streaming LIVE at wapl.com & the WAPL Mobile App.
Podcasts - iTunes or the WAPL Mobile App
Produced & Hosted by John Jordan
Contact WAPL Home Brewed at jjordan@wcinet.com
CHEERS to Your Ears!!
♫ This Week's Featured Home Brewed Artists ♫
Tom Thiel Music / Sit Kitty Sit / Ric Spatula Armstrong / Christopher Gold / Matt Blake / Cookiebug + El Willis / Rebel Waltz / DeGoey-Moore Band / Smoke Free Home / Grössrama / Ifdakar / Porky's Groove Machine
Saturday Mornings - LIVE - 9am on 105.7 FM
Streaming LIVE at wapl.com & the WAPL Mobile App.
Podcasts - iTunes or the WAPL Mobile App
Produced & Hosted by John Jordan
Contact WAPL Home Brewed at jjordan@wcinet.com
CHEERS to Your Ears!!
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Looking for the best Badger Brood original music. Well you
found it pop the top on another refreshing episode of
WVPL Old Brood Radio, boring only the finest independent original
music from Wisconsin at the Midwest into your ears.
Speaker 2 (00:19):
Now, sit back, relax and enjoy.
Speaker 3 (00:23):
Hey, good morning, Welcome into WAPL homebrewd Radio.
Speaker 4 (00:26):
I'm John Jordan.
Speaker 3 (00:27):
Take a seat and get ready to drink in some
finally crafted Badger brewed original independent music from Wisconsin and
the Midwest this morning. Hope flight to New Bruised for
you to sample on the show.
Speaker 4 (00:39):
Today.
Speaker 3 (00:40):
Live happenings around Northeast Wisconsin, especially a ton of live
performances today around the area, including twenty five years in
the Mixed Top Soil Records TRS Recording Festival going on
in ash Gosh. Over a dozen bands performing at that.
We'll jump into that in the second half of the
show today, but first let's let's get it kicked off
(01:01):
with the Tom Field Trio plain Basil's Patio or the
Basio if you're into the whole brevity thing, as Mila
Music presents Mondays on the Basio starting.
Speaker 4 (01:11):
At five o'clock.
Speaker 3 (01:13):
Here's the Tom Field Trio with breaking my bones on
w APL homebrewed radio.
Speaker 5 (01:44):
Cross up on the wall a fucking hut shut down? Please,
Oh with the hot that's so back weisdayness, give you away. Yeah,
I'm calling you out.
Speaker 6 (02:04):
I'm making a lord.
Speaker 7 (02:06):
Stick to your worst.
Speaker 8 (02:08):
Don't a break in my bones, breaking my bones, don't
for breaking my bowels. Don't be breaking my phone.
Speaker 9 (02:44):
We'll love be watching you wrecked. It's so truly rehearsed.
Or should I have for something better?
Speaker 7 (02:57):
On bustead for the worst.
Speaker 8 (03:00):
Yeah, I'm calling you what making a mode stick.
Speaker 2 (03:08):
Don't be breaking my bones.
Speaker 8 (03:12):
Don't breaking umble, breaking my pun.
Speaker 2 (03:21):
Don't break in my boat. Yes, we'll have to grow
(04:11):
and something skin.
Speaker 7 (04:14):
Yours. I see you right through. I'm gonna tell you
just want it.
Speaker 8 (04:23):
We're all ange you. We're calling you.
Speaker 2 (04:30):
I'm making it enough.
Speaker 6 (04:32):
To stick to you.
Speaker 8 (04:34):
Don't breaking my bones, don't breaking my bone, breaking my phone,
don't breaking my phone or tea, breaking my bat, telling,
(04:56):
raking my ball, breaking my.
Speaker 2 (05:04):
Breaking marble.
Speaker 10 (05:08):
W a p L home brood the spiritual.
Speaker 2 (05:35):
In the event of a spiritual emergency, hold your.
Speaker 11 (05:38):
Head, don't forget to breathe, say your prayer.
Speaker 10 (05:42):
There's anyone listen.
Speaker 12 (05:49):
This is a bit of supplication, the most reluctant crab
or health you can't ever hear.
Speaker 7 (05:55):
I'm it told.
Speaker 11 (05:56):
It's a nood prayer in the world's anyone to men?
Speaker 2 (06:09):
Missing every single in Coladas would be ejaculation.
Speaker 13 (06:12):
Cush are waiting for sure in my head, craving piece
and self destruction, heart attacks and revolution.
Speaker 14 (06:18):
Laugh Is that I need an explanation?
Speaker 7 (06:21):
Maybe he hates the through the gold pass in the dark.
Speaker 11 (06:23):
Maybe hitting the trailer loose the pace in the spark,
Maybe hitting the cup and won't feel any more.
Speaker 7 (06:32):
Maybe he's sense and things are out of control.
Speaker 15 (06:35):
Maybe it's the durs.
Speaker 7 (06:36):
To re examine your sore. Maybe he hits the But.
Speaker 14 (06:50):
Real, lady, it's the watch.
Speaker 11 (07:16):
It is a whisperer that came before the stormby agreement
that you made before you were born.
Speaker 12 (07:22):
It's a race that you can't run away from.
Speaker 11 (07:30):
Here is the buzzing, the sounds beside your head, bubbled
out waves of.
Speaker 16 (07:35):
Stark blue trend.
Speaker 17 (07:36):
Don't be caught.
Speaker 16 (07:36):
You have gone to trade.
Speaker 15 (07:38):
The world is fact that what your brain of.
Speaker 14 (07:53):
See some influential consequence of circumstances.
Speaker 13 (07:55):
Sudden landing in the dark.
Speaker 18 (07:58):
You really think that's not the stummy color comes away, living.
Speaker 7 (08:03):
Another nations limit.
Speaker 11 (08:04):
Maybe HiT's the thriller going passing the job.
Speaker 7 (08:07):
Maybe hit the chill. It was the facing the fox.
Maybe he hits the.
Speaker 14 (08:11):
Cut and won't kneel any cow. Maybe hits the things
are out of control.
Speaker 2 (08:18):
Maybe it's exture, be examining your soul.
Speaker 16 (08:21):
Maybe hit the posh, Maybe hit the post.
Speaker 7 (08:27):
Maybe he hit the post.
Speaker 3 (08:40):
W apl home Brewed Radio Sit Kitty, Sit Fox, River
House Patio later today plays host to a great show
featuring the band You Just Heard Kitty, Sick Cat and
Mike and the Milwaukee band Diet Light out there on
the patio tonight at seven thirty, I'm John Jordan now
to a special song from drummer Rick Armstrong. Rick's played
(09:03):
on so many artists, so many songs that you've heard
here on Homebrewed. But now it's time for a special
song from Rick. He wrote this song Angel on My Shoulder,
as a dedication to his late father, who passed in
twenty twenty two. Book some studio time with the Maestro
Mark Goldie at Rock Garden without a note being written.
(09:23):
His dad's birthday is coming up on September eighth, which
is Monday. So Rick wrote the song in nine to
eight time signature not easy, not easy to play either,
and then slowly pieced it together playing drums, bass, acoustic,
a couple layers of electric guitar in there, and then
(09:44):
three years later book some studio time at rock Garden
once again, and after some weeks of stops and starts,
got the vocals done and yeah, it was.
Speaker 4 (09:56):
Literally for Rick, a labor of love. He said.
Speaker 3 (09:59):
I don't know if it's normal to sit in the
studio with your eyes full of tears after listening to
something you just finished, but that's what happened. It's not
gonna win any awards, and I don't care. After all,
I'm just a drummer. If my dad can somehow hear
it and as proud of it, it's better than any award.
Speaker 4 (10:17):
A man.
Speaker 3 (10:19):
Here it is Rick Armstrong dedication to his father. This
is called Angel on My Shoulder on w a p
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Stud supposed to be missing pieces close to me.
Speaker 20 (10:43):
Well, shuttle disnow could be lating.
Speaker 21 (10:51):
What's the reason no do worout so much to cry
of fout? Long days and long nights with sh should
(11:12):
make it right.
Speaker 2 (11:21):
These have coming.
Speaker 21 (11:23):
Down after dunness traveled down wonder time makes you crowd
do my mistakes let you down?
Speaker 14 (11:32):
Too many is with.
Speaker 20 (11:34):
Found so much to cry of foud, long days and long.
Speaker 2 (11:45):
Nights, which shy should make it right.
Speaker 6 (12:15):
You and I have shared some tears, through good and bad, through.
Speaker 22 (12:19):
All the years, never got to share some biders. You
carried me through all my fears, gave me so much
inspiration even through my hesitation, anxiety and separation.
Speaker 6 (12:34):
Thank you for our conversation.
Speaker 21 (12:42):
Now one Now your with me, underful of gravity, guiding
me and spiring, smiling down dmiling until.
Speaker 6 (12:54):
We meet again.
Speaker 2 (12:56):
Telling snis remember when no one know? When I get older,
you're be angel on my shoulder.
Speaker 4 (13:28):
Hey, is this Christopher Gold of the New Old Things?
And you're listening to home Brewed on W A P L.
Speaker 23 (13:43):
There's certain kind of sadness, a slow, sorrowful morn.
Speaker 6 (13:49):
I traced back to my chest, crying out, go back home.
Speaker 23 (13:55):
Home was never anywhere, at least nowhere that I'd known.
So I just kept my feet beneath me, kept the
moving shore and slow.
Speaker 24 (14:10):
There's a light. There's a light hat They say it
waits for all of us, somewhere.
Speaker 6 (14:20):
On the other side that.
Speaker 23 (14:24):
Don't never shine hat, sweet burn week and find hope
to make it through the name.
Speaker 6 (14:39):
I left something behind me. I did not return to claim.
Speaker 23 (14:44):
No they built me, no monument, some memorials in my name.
Speaker 6 (14:50):
It was as if I'd never been there and I
would not be back again. And know I know that now.
I wonder how they knew that. And there's a light.
Speaker 24 (15:09):
There's a lot, they say, a ways for all of
us somewhere.
Speaker 23 (15:15):
On the other side, that light don't never shine. Sweet
burn a week and find hope to make it.
Speaker 6 (15:26):
Through the night.
Speaker 23 (15:29):
Who amighta has for more? Who would wonder if they
were happier back home? Who a mighty change a thing?
I wouldn't trade what I had found out here in
the Oh.
Speaker 6 (15:49):
No, no, no, there's a lot. There's a lot.
Speaker 24 (16:20):
Hat they see, you waits for all of us somewhere
on the other side.
Speaker 6 (16:28):
That light don't never shine.
Speaker 23 (16:33):
So we burn a week and find hope to make
it through the night.
Speaker 2 (16:38):
Yeah, there's a lot.
Speaker 24 (16:41):
There's a lot hot, they say, you waits for all
of us somewhere on the other side.
Speaker 6 (16:50):
That light don't never shine hot.
Speaker 23 (16:55):
So we burn a week and find hope to make.
Speaker 3 (16:59):
It Nay, Welcome back. It's WAPL home Brewed Radio. Christopher
Gold There's a Light. That one off of his Ramble
album featuring his son Oliver on harmonica. There's a Light
and there's a show. Chris will be sharing the stage
(17:21):
with fellow singer songwriter Matt Blake coming up on Tuesday
at Stone Arch Groupub and Appleton for the Stone Arch
Sessions in the tap Room. Speaking of Matt Blake, here
he is with the song Cheaper to Fly on WAPL
home Brewed Radio.
Speaker 10 (17:46):
She's scared to fly, I'm afraid to fall.
Speaker 25 (17:52):
She has tattooed.
Speaker 14 (17:55):
I love to draw.
Speaker 25 (17:58):
I'm drawn to her skim.
Speaker 26 (18:01):
I hold her again against her loops us against the world.
Sometimes on the buss.
Speaker 21 (18:12):
She starts to cry.
Speaker 26 (18:15):
She writes in the.
Speaker 25 (18:16):
Dust, it's che going to fly.
Speaker 6 (18:21):
Just hold me clos We'll get by.
Speaker 25 (18:27):
When we're together, the friends, the sky, she's finding ways,
I'm finding.
Speaker 15 (18:39):
I'm lost.
Speaker 6 (18:41):
I searched everywhere.
Speaker 25 (18:44):
Then our cat's crossed, the sun of one the mountain,
the moving on the sea, in between me and her,
and she's leaning on me.
Speaker 2 (18:59):
Sometimes on the bus she starts to cry.
Speaker 7 (19:05):
She writes in the dust, it's cheaper to fly.
Speaker 6 (19:11):
Just over the clothes. We'll get by.
Speaker 25 (19:16):
When where together, free as the sky. It's cheaper to fly.
Speaker 6 (19:28):
It's cheaper.
Speaker 2 (19:30):
Fly.
Speaker 7 (19:35):
Wait on need ways, where to hide, on so many
things and feel it in there.
Speaker 14 (19:46):
Everything's near me, the sky.
Speaker 7 (19:51):
The stars, wind. Sometimes I'm on the bus.
Speaker 2 (20:03):
She starts to cry.
Speaker 14 (20:06):
She rides in the dos. It's cheaper to fly.
Speaker 25 (20:12):
Just close, We'll get by, and wun't were together? Freeze
the sky.
Speaker 2 (20:23):
It's cheaper, fly, steeper to fly. It's cheaper to fly.
Speaker 7 (20:34):
It's cheaper.
Speaker 15 (20:36):
Fly's cheapird of fly.
Speaker 2 (20:54):
It's cheaper fly.
Speaker 6 (20:57):
It's cheap bird and fly.
Speaker 7 (21:09):
Cheaper cheap.
Speaker 3 (21:28):
WAPL home Brewed radio singer songwriter Matt Blake with his
song Cheaper to Fly. You could hear Matt and Christopher
Gold this Tuesday at the Stone Art Sessions at Stone
Arch Group Hub in Appleton. Podcasts of this show you
could hear anytime. Podcasts available on spreaker, iTunes, the WAPL
mobile app hundreds of episodes of home Brewed Ready to
(21:51):
Pour into your ears, Coming back Home Brood will shine
the spotlight on a big celebration happening in Oshkosh to
day celebrating twenty five years of Top Soil Records and
t R S Recording.
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Next Stay Tuned w.
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A p L homebrewed w A p L homebrewed original
music from right here.
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Sing a ride across me about chut sass me checking
my sound gone cousto stubbing us, thoughts chats bus chepping
my ass that force fuss She watch my taking you work,
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Yeah to the video day.
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You watch it.
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I'm their roughie video games.
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I can't him video watching.
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The one thoughts app on WhatsApp with.
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Sad in the.
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Tins slaty like to the scenes, smatyr on the face
watching a her.
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She likes good in the bags me sweet in the placement.
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Hair dream she's out bad.
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I think she's got me.
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Watches people love whisper coffy No one chance watches she
She's like want to rid masters up.
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This is a video James.
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Chess say, many watching.
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I'm the hing.
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Video games.
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Chest say a medio watching.
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I'm the pay what someone more?
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Someone more?
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That bre the games slaty back two s slaty finger
on the face.
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Watching I read her.
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Way in my video.
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Game Rochester by Vinnie watching up Chess say many watch it.
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Said, I say botsup botsap.
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WCS, S, S spots, roll sir watching, I s.
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But around the Girl, I get through the same but
thing around.
Speaker 3 (26:07):
Welcome Back gets WAPL home Brewed Radio The reform Cookie
Bug with video game Getaway recorded at the Og Garage
and the Sky Studio in Oshkosh SIRCA.
Speaker 4 (26:17):
Nineteen ninety five.
Speaker 3 (26:19):
Cookie Bug is Deean Hoffman, Mark Miller, Jason Hendricks, and
Steve McCabe. Cookie Bug is gonna be playing their final
two shows ever within this week. The finale coming up
at the Reptile Palace in Oshkosh. This is coming up
Friday the twelfth and today at Fletcher's Local Taphouse in
osh Gosh's part of the big celebration of Top Soil
Studio started back in two thousand by the TRS team
(26:44):
of Jeff Davis, Randy Derabasch and Jason Gessel, Oshkosh's Top
Soil Studio prepping for that anniversary show today at Fletch's
in Oshkosh, top Soil Records TRS recording twenty five years
in the mix. Over a dozen bays that recorded at
Top Soil are going to be playing and that's starting
at two o'clock this afternoon on Fletcher's outdoor stage.
Speaker 4 (27:08):
So we are taking this.
Speaker 3 (27:09):
Segment of home Brewed to feature some of those bands,
including the de Gouey Moore Band with their song Landmark
Deguey More Band is Jeff Degouie, Bo Deguie, Dylan Moore
and Dave Moore taking this one off their twenty twenty
four album Goodbye Moon Again. This is Landmark Deguey Moore
Band on WAPL home Brewed Radio.
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If I could ride a swim or something between you,
I think it'll get.
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The water.
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Side, maybe about the table the lake, if you we're
gonna swimming.
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Drink.
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I can't so bad.
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I can't wear anybodes.
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Thanks to churn out my eyes until the Moores.
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A nice sister, Joy Sister, Joy Sister, until the.
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Fact it's been just one more.
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Make it a good time sitting track fer to She's
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way the place to turn, unto the norder the.
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Lot of Lsisco, she.
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Plays to turn.
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I can't wait, SI, let's.
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W a p L home Brews.
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The Nastyard got thirteen, so I'm at because you called them.
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And sometime the city started unders the present bond Hope
three h Watch.
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Three of.
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Lot of the saddles d advice starting for answers.
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Starting why do poll me so kind?
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Fall iself to my thoughts, the long tre just the phone,
the song.
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One else.
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Sometimes the DNA one isn't.
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Or fine.
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Sometime I can mad it sell you want to fine.
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Going saddles, lights, start glancers, circus boss.
Speaker 14 (34:20):
Would if when you back God, what were you three?
Not only were then.
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That one?
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Would it be?
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Why that bad time? Renny say stand the text time.
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All of the John said all.
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The locking don got so stop stop.
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The gross Rama on WAPL home Brewed Radio backing up
(36:07):
the Degoey More Band with those guys Northeast Wisconsin underground
rock trailblazers Gross Rama and that song again is called
the Cloudy Rainy Night. Gross Rama also features Jeff Degoy
along with Tim Beekler, Alfonso Jormeeno and Christopher Bongers manning
the drum kit for the Late Great, Never Ever Forgotten
(36:28):
Mark Stephen Hillstrom. Gross Rama just released their album Keep
Your Eyes to the Skies on vinyl, which was originally
released only.
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On cassette back in nineteen ninety two.
Speaker 3 (36:41):
Twenty five years of the mix that Mixer going on
today at Fletch's Tap House for Top Soil Records and
TRS Recording. We have this next band that's could be
playing there in the Mile of Music Garage playing for
us this past August. They were making their Mile twelve
festival debut at the time and Nike you catch him
again today had Fletcher's in Oshkosh for that anniversary show.
(37:03):
This is Smoke Free Home with a banger called Firebug
on w APL home brewed Radio.
Speaker 18 (37:21):
Little Jimmy had a violet streak, the fire in his
eyes and his roasty cheeks.
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With matches and class A Least.
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Toy SDIO.
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One at just fall and his parents.
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Went around and keep her in there to ward garage
of the crowd.
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He spinished the ends of his hair and his eyebrows, but.
Speaker 15 (37:42):
Jimmy will prowl.
Speaker 18 (37:47):
When his parents arrived down the streats, what they saw,
they just couldn't live.
Speaker 7 (37:52):
They should have known for the smell of smoke in
his cheeks. They had and are sitting in the fellow.
Speaker 15 (38:00):
He was a f bug, spread out love.
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And he kissed the shee's.
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Just got about.
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Trail of smoke.
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Down the street.
Speaker 7 (38:19):
And he danced with cold.
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Unde.
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Jimmy grew up and he owned his craft.
Speaker 18 (38:27):
He would command him pyromani here he could light him
a downtown two story apartment complex.
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At fifteen minutes flat.
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Just like that. And he laid around and too by
an apartment arrived.
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Someone shouted, what's.
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Wrong with you?
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Don't understand that?
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Do something?
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This people?
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This sign.
Speaker 13 (38:46):
He let his nigger read and he looked really high
and he said, he said.
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Lady, don't shoe realize that there's more than the apple
pie ashes two ashes.
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This light for the races.
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Love he that.
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Doesn't make you god.
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It was a fire.
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And he brings the shoes.
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You know, he's just call her.
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The trail of smoking.
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Utting down the.
Speaker 7 (39:19):
Street and he dance was cold.
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On doors.
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Don't do it, Jimmy put it out.
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Jimmy, it's not worth it.
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You've got your whole.
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But Jimmy put it down.
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It was a fire.
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Read, it was a fireby.
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There was a fire.
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He was a fire by.
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This is w a p l homebrewd.
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For suself wund on Santana reduce a sign.
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Both get know where we can all of it.
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She was sway.
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His father said, sonning me, well.
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A thousand shot his boys.
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Gods me about the keep comped me.
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Gona of that, sim.
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Said the other, don me.
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It's all at your time.
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Jump by him a couple of kids and joining up
to where.
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Nobody try to past, and he always did.
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Is there.
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You just set him mounting an attic.
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After the stormy d just he got is gone.
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Seeing him up, Bring long ro go in.
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Jill me and hoes s fna fin no sad.
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The f.
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Of the them to a siding to.
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Will you love, just.
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Got everywhere and were fathered the.
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Thing and to where the doses shocks like by gods
go through her.
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Keep the goods that gonna go shine.
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That's yeah.
Speaker 3 (44:17):
Welcome back WAPL Homebrewed Radio Rebel Waltz with lesson Number
None getting back together for today's festival in ash Gosh,
Top Soil Records here rs recording twenty five years in
the mix at Fletch's Tap House in osh Gosh again.
Over a dozen bands or more taking part in that
twenty fifth anniversary show starting today at two o'clock. Check
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out all the info on the event listing on the
Homebrewed Facebook page, look it up, or just pop in
to Fletch's and Osh Gosh starting at two o'clock and
stay along for a while.
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Man, it's going to go into the night. Coming back
on the other side. We will cap off.
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Homebrewed with a preview of a show supporting autism in
Appleton going on day and Porky's Groove Machine is back.
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Duday welcome back.
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the car in their song today and they will be
playing today at the Soul Dance Music Festival, which is
a concert fundraiser for the Autism Society of the Fox
Valley going on at Jones Park in downtown Appleton.
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Gates open up at two o'clock.
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Music starts at three with Hillary Reynolds hitting the stage
and then it's the eight Town Unplugged Guys at four thirty.
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If the car the band you just heard at six
point thirty, and then.
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Wrapping it all up in a nice bow or burrito
I guess in this case Adam Grail and the Space
Burritos at eight forty five.
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The costume Insanity of Porky's Groop Machine is back in
Appleton at Appleton Music Factory inside Appleton Beer Factory. Coming
up this Friday, the twelfth for a Funkathon joined by
Madison's six piece funk Fusion group Work capping off today's
home brewed Parky's Groove Machine with their Porky's Service announcement,
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Hey, good morning, Welcome into WAPL homebrewd Radio.
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I'm John Jordan.
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Take a seat and get ready to drink in some
finally crafted Badger brewed original independent music from Wisconsin and
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you to sample on the show.
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Today.
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Live happenings around Northeast Wisconsin, especially a ton of live
performances today around the area, including twenty five years in
the Mixed Top Soil Records TRS Recording Festival going on
in ash Gosh. Over a dozen bands performing at that.
We'll jump into that in the second half of the
show today, but first let's let's get it kicked off
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with the Tom Field Trio plain Basil's Patio or the
Basio if you're into the whole brevity thing, as Mila
Music presents Mondays on the Basio starting.
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At five o'clock.
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Here's the Tom Field Trio with breaking my bones on
w APL homebrewed radio.
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I'm making a lord.
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Stick to your worst.
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for breaking my bowels. Don't be breaking my phone.
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We'll love be watching you wrecked. It's so truly rehearsed.
Or should I have for something better?
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On bustead for the worst.
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Yeah, I'm calling you what making a mode stick.
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Don't be breaking my bones.
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Don't breaking umble, breaking my pun.
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Don't break in my boat. Yes, we'll have to grow
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and something skin.
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Yours. I see you right through. I'm gonna tell you
just want it.
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We're all ange you. We're calling you.
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I'm making it enough.
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To stick to you.
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Don't breaking my bones, don't breaking my bone, breaking my phone,
don't breaking my phone or tea, breaking my bat, telling,
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raking my ball, breaking my.
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Breaking marble.
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W a p L home brood the spiritual.
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In the event of a spiritual emergency, hold your.
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Head, don't forget to breathe, say your prayer.
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There's anyone listen.
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This is a bit of supplication, the most reluctant crab
or health you can't ever hear.
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I'm it told.
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and self destruction, heart attacks and revolution.
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Maybe it's the durs.
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To re examine your sore. Maybe he hits the But.
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Real, lady, it's the watch.
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It is a whisperer that came before the stormby agreement
that you made before you were born.
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It's a race that you can't run away from.
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out waves of.
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Stark blue trend.
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Don't be caught.
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You have gone to trade.
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The world is fact that what your brain of.
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Another nations limit.
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Maybe he hits the.
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Cut and won't kneel any cow. Maybe hits the things
are out of control.
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Maybe it's exture, be examining your soul.
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Maybe hit the posh, Maybe hit the post.
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Maybe he hit the post.
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W apl home Brewed Radio Sit Kitty, Sit Fox, River
House Patio later today plays host to a great show
featuring the band You Just Heard Kitty, Sick Cat and
Mike and the Milwaukee band Diet Light out there on
the patio tonight at seven thirty, I'm John Jordan now
to a special song from drummer Rick Armstrong. Rick's played
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on so many artists, so many songs that you've heard
here on Homebrewed. But now it's time for a special
song from Rick. He wrote this song Angel on My Shoulder,
as a dedication to his late father, who passed in
twenty twenty two. Book some studio time with the Maestro
Mark Goldie at Rock Garden without a note being written.
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His dad's birthday is coming up on September eighth, which
is Monday. So Rick wrote the song in nine to
eight time signature not easy, not easy to play either,
and then slowly pieced it together playing drums, bass, acoustic,
a couple layers of electric guitar in there, and then
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three years later book some studio time at rock Garden
once again, and after some weeks of stops and starts,
got the vocals done and yeah, it was.
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Literally for Rick, a labor of love. He said.
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I don't know if it's normal to sit in the
studio with your eyes full of tears after listening to
something you just finished, but that's what happened. It's not
gonna win any awards, and I don't care. After all,
I'm just a drummer. If my dad can somehow hear
it and as proud of it, it's better than any award.
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A man.
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Here it is Rick Armstrong dedication to his father. This
is called Angel on My Shoulder on w a p
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Stud supposed to be missing pieces close to me.
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What's the reason no do worout so much to cry
of fout? Long days and long nights with sh should
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make it right.
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These have coming.
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Down after dunness traveled down wonder time makes you crowd
do my mistakes let you down?
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Too many is with.
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Found so much to cry of foud, long days and long.
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Nights, which shy should make it right.
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You and I have shared some tears, through good and bad, through.
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All the years, never got to share some biders. You
carried me through all my fears, gave me so much
inspiration even through my hesitation, anxiety and separation.
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Thank you for our conversation.
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Now one Now your with me, underful of gravity, guiding
me and spiring, smiling down dmiling until.
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We meet again.
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Telling snis remember when no one know? When I get older,
you're be angel on my shoulder.
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Hey, is this Christopher Gold of the New Old Things?
And you're listening to home Brewed on W A P L.
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There's certain kind of sadness, a slow, sorrowful morn.
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I traced back to my chest, crying out, go back home.
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Home was never anywhere, at least nowhere that I'd known.
So I just kept my feet beneath me, kept the
moving shore and slow.
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There's a light. There's a light hat They say it
waits for all of us, somewhere.
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On the other side that.
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Don't never shine hat, sweet burn week and find hope
to make it through the name.
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I left something behind me. I did not return to claim.
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No they built me, no monument, some memorials in my name.
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It was as if I'd never been there and I
would not be back again. And know I know that now.
I wonder how they knew that. And there's a light.
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There's a lot, they say, a ways for all of
us somewhere.
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On the other side, that light don't never shine. Sweet
burn a week and find hope to make it.
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Through the night.
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Who amighta has for more? Who would wonder if they
were happier back home? Who a mighty change a thing?
I wouldn't trade what I had found out here in
the Oh.
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No, no, no, there's a lot. There's a lot.
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Hat they see, you waits for all of us somewhere
on the other side.
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That light don't never shine.
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So we burn a week and find hope to make
it through the night.
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Yeah, there's a lot.
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There's a lot hot, they say, you waits for all
of us somewhere on the other side.
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That light don't never shine hot.
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So we burn a week and find hope to make.
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It Nay, Welcome back. It's WAPL home Brewed Radio. Christopher
Gold There's a Light. That one off of his Ramble
album featuring his son Oliver on harmonica. There's a Light
and there's a show. Chris will be sharing the stage
(17:21):
with fellow singer songwriter Matt Blake coming up on Tuesday
at Stone Arch Groupub and Appleton for the Stone Arch
Sessions in the tap Room. Speaking of Matt Blake, here
he is with the song Cheaper to Fly on WAPL
home Brewed Radio.
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She's scared to fly, I'm afraid to fall.
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She has tattooed.
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I love to draw.
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I'm drawn to her skim.
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I hold her again against her loops us against the world.
Sometimes on the buss.
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She starts to cry.
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She writes in the.
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Dust, it's che going to fly.
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Just hold me clos We'll get by.
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When we're together, the friends, the sky, she's finding ways,
I'm finding.
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I'm lost.
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I searched everywhere.
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Then our cat's crossed, the sun of one the mountain,
the moving on the sea, in between me and her,
and she's leaning on me.
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Sometimes on the bus she starts to cry.
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She writes in the dust, it's cheaper to fly.
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Just over the clothes. We'll get by.
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When where together, free as the sky. It's cheaper to fly.
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It's cheaper.
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Fly.
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Wait on need ways, where to hide, on so many
things and feel it in there.
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Everything's near me, the sky.
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The stars, wind. Sometimes I'm on the bus.
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She starts to cry.
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She rides in the dos. It's cheaper to fly.
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Just close, We'll get by, and wun't were together? Freeze
the sky.
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It's cheaper, fly, steeper to fly. It's cheaper to fly.
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It's cheaper.
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Fly's cheapird of fly.
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It's cheaper fly.
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It's cheap bird and fly.
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Cheaper cheap.
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WAPL home Brewed radio singer songwriter Matt Blake with his
song Cheaper to Fly. You could hear Matt and Christopher
Gold this Tuesday at the Stone Art Sessions at Stone
Arch Group Hub in Appleton. Podcasts of this show you
could hear anytime. Podcasts available on spreaker, iTunes, the WAPL
mobile app hundreds of episodes of home Brewed Ready to
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Pour into your ears, Coming back Home Brood will shine
the spotlight on a big celebration happening in Oshkosh to
day celebrating twenty five years of Top Soil Records and
t R S Recording.
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Next Stay Tuned w.
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Yeah to the video day.
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You watch it.
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I'm their roughie video games.
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I can't him video watching.
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The one thoughts app on WhatsApp with.
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Tins slaty like to the scenes, smatyr on the face
watching a her.
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She likes good in the bags me sweet in the placement.
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Hair dream she's out bad.
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I think she's got me.
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Watches people love whisper coffy No one chance watches she
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on the face.
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thing around.
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Welcome Back gets WAPL home Brewed Radio The reform Cookie
Bug with video game Getaway recorded at the Og Garage
and the Sky Studio in Oshkosh SIRCA.
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Nineteen ninety five.
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Cookie Bug is Deean Hoffman, Mark Miller, Jason Hendricks, and
Steve McCabe. Cookie Bug is gonna be playing their final
two shows ever within this week. The finale coming up
at the Reptile Palace in Oshkosh. This is coming up
Friday the twelfth and today at Fletcher's Local Taphouse in
osh Gosh's part of the big celebration of Top Soil
Studio started back in two thousand by the TRS team
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of Jeff Davis, Randy Derabasch and Jason Gessel, Oshkosh's Top
Soil Studio prepping for that anniversary show today at Fletch's
in Oshkosh, top Soil Records TRS recording twenty five years
in the mix. Over a dozen bays that recorded at
Top Soil are going to be playing and that's starting
at two o'clock this afternoon on Fletcher's outdoor stage.
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So we are taking this.
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Segment of home Brewed to feature some of those bands,
including the de Gouey Moore Band with their song Landmark
Deguey More Band is Jeff Degouie, Bo Deguie, Dylan Moore
and Dave Moore taking this one off their twenty twenty
four album Goodbye Moon Again. This is Landmark Deguey Moore
Band on WAPL home Brewed Radio.
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I think it'll get.
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The water.
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Side, maybe about the table the lake, if you we're
gonna swimming.
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Drink.
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I can't so bad.
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I can't wear anybodes.
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Thanks to churn out my eyes until the Moores.
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A nice sister, Joy Sister, Joy Sister, until the.
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Fact it's been just one more.
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Make it a good time sitting track fer to She's
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way the place to turn, unto the norder the.
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Plays to turn.
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the song.
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One else.
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Or fine.
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Going saddles, lights, start glancers, circus boss.
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Would if when you back God, what were you three?
Not only were then.
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That one?
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Would it be?
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The gross Rama on WAPL home Brewed Radio backing up
(36:07):
the Degoey More Band with those guys Northeast Wisconsin underground
rock trailblazers Gross Rama and that song again is called
the Cloudy Rainy Night. Gross Rama also features Jeff Degoy
along with Tim Beekler, Alfonso Jormeeno and Christopher Bongers manning
the drum kit for the Late Great, Never Ever Forgotten
(36:28):
Mark Stephen Hillstrom. Gross Rama just released their album Keep
Your Eyes to the Skies on vinyl, which was originally
released only.
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On cassette back in nineteen ninety two.
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Twenty five years of the mix that Mixer going on
today at Fletch's Tap House for Top Soil Records and
TRS Recording. We have this next band that's could be
playing there in the Mile of Music Garage playing for
us this past August. They were making their Mile twelve
festival debut at the time and Nike you catch him
again today had Fletcher's in Oshkosh for that anniversary show.
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This is Smoke Free Home with a banger called Firebug
on w APL home brewed Radio.
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Little Jimmy had a violet streak, the fire in his
eyes and his roasty cheeks.
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With matches and class A Least.
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Toy SDIO.
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One at just fall and his parents.
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Went around and keep her in there to ward garage
of the crowd.
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He spinished the ends of his hair and his eyebrows, but.
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Jimmy will prowl.
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When his parents arrived down the streats, what they saw,
they just couldn't live.
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They should have known for the smell of smoke in
his cheeks. They had and are sitting in the fellow.
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He was a f bug, spread out love.
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And he kissed the shee's.
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Just got about.
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Trail of smoke.
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Down the street.
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And he danced with cold.
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Unde.
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Jimmy grew up and he owned his craft.
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He would command him pyromani here he could light him
a downtown two story apartment complex.
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At fifteen minutes flat.
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an apartment arrived.
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Welcome back WAPL Homebrewed Radio Rebel Waltz with lesson Number
None getting back together for today's festival in ash Gosh,
Top Soil Records here rs recording twenty five years in
the mix at Fletch's Tap House in osh Gosh again.
Over a dozen bands or more taking part in that
twenty fifth anniversary show starting today at two o'clock. Check
(44:39):
out all the info on the event listing on the
Homebrewed Facebook page, look it up, or just pop in
to Fletch's and Osh Gosh starting at two o'clock and
stay along for a while.
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Man, it's going to go into the night. Coming back
on the other side. We will cap off.
Speaker 3 (44:55):
Homebrewed with a preview of a show supporting autism in
Appleton going on day and Porky's Groove Machine is back.
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W A p L Home Browed, w A p L Appleton,
Have Green Bay w A p L Home Brood.
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follow me? So you thinks you lormly and you know
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Duday welcome back.
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It's w A p L home Brewed Radio that's ipped
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playing today at the Soul Dance Music Festival, which is
a concert fundraiser for the Autism Society of the Fox
Valley going on at Jones Park in downtown Appleton.
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Gates open up at two o'clock.
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Music starts at three with Hillary Reynolds hitting the stage
and then it's the eight Town Unplugged Guys at four thirty.
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If the car the band you just heard at six
point thirty, and then.
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Wrapping it all up in a nice bow or burrito
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Burritos at eight forty five.
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Get on out there, support our home.
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Brewed artist Bravo to the cool venues at book live
music around the area and keep that music scene alive.
Buy tickets by merch by Music, toss a couple bucks
at the band for some gas money and support are
amazing local music scene and keep.
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It growing well.
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The costume Insanity of Porky's Groop Machine is back in
Appleton at Appleton Music Factory inside Appleton Beer Factory. Coming
up this Friday, the twelfth for a Funkathon joined by
Madison's six piece funk Fusion group Work capping off today's
home brewed Parky's Groove Machine with their Porky's Service announcement,
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It's a PSA. I'm John Jordan, thank you for taking
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Cheers.
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