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Wreckless Eric Radio Show #39

27/4/2014

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Hitting sixty with The Pink Fairies, 1910 Fruitgum Company, Lightnin' Hopkins, Nervous Norvus, Jenifer Jackson, Alejandro Escovedo, snatches of Roy Buchannan, Primal Scream, Glen Campbell, The Utah Symphony Orchestra...
Plus a shameless plug for the Wreckless Eric 60th birthday concert at the Lexington, London UK on 17th May 2014. And to carry the shameless plugging motif still further here's a link so you can buy a ticket to see an old man hit the buffers in public: 
London Lexington May 17th ticket link 
Leave any smart alec comments, criticisms etc in the box provided. All complaints will of course be fully investigated by our highly trained staff here at the Wreckless Eric Radio Show.
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Wreckless Eric Radio Show #38

23/3/2014

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A show with an underlying and unintentional 1965 theme that mutates into a yard / garden discourse and concerns over stereo mixes with the singer all the way to the right.  Hot Freak Nation, Regal Degal, The Searchers, Mathew Sawyer & The Ghosts, a blast of Peters & Lee... more Bert Kaempfert than anyone can really handle and much, much more. 
If you can't play the show on the player here, or if you want to listen to it later there's a download option. There's also a link to a tracklisting page but you probably can't look at it without turning the radio off so you can look afterwards and then you won't know what I'm going to play next. Which might be as well.
Comments cheer me up (sometimes) - you can leave one in the box.
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Wreckless Eric Radio Show #37

16/8/2013

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 2013
A man with a blocked-up ear struggles gamely on. Simon & Garfunkel, Jarvis Cocker, David Greenberger, The Chrome Cranks, Chuck Prophet and a whole array of electronical swoops and bleeps (plus a discourse on the idiocies of the silly sod who wrote the sleeve notes for a John Barry album and couldn't see a good thing when it was staring him in the face) are just some of the treats this poor, deaf blighter is missing.
Due to the limitations of technology you probably won't be able to listen to the show and look at the track listing at the same time but that's how it should be - one has to embrace the element of surprise. The tech savvy (I hate that term) amongst you will be able to download the show by performing some sort of ambidextrous clicking action on the download file below (right click save link as...) The rest of you will just have to do your best to keep up.
If you want to leave a comment I'm sure it's quite easy, and the feedback would be appreciated even if it merely serves to give me something to feel self-righteous about.
You can just leave it in the box provided.
And if you need visual divertisment while you're listening go to wrecklessericpaintings.com
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Wreckless Eric Radio Show #36

7/8/2013

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An easy listening rock 'n' roll bonanza - the shadows of knight, roy loney, alabama shakes, ian hunter, kris kristofferson, linda heck and many more (well, a couple more), plus a wealth of easy listening classics, snatches of king tubby, the mutterings of a man with a faded mind, and sexual ramblings from doctor murray banks.
Due to the limitations of technology I'm afraid you can't listen to the show and look at the track listing at the same time but you can download the show by performing some sort of ambidextrous clicking action on the download file below (right click save link as...)
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    Wreckless Eric
    is an antique English pop musician. He lives in Upstate New York with his wife, Amy Rigby, a collectable, delectable American pop musicienne. 
    Eric started his recording career with Stiff Records in 1842. In 1931 he invented both the TV set and the rotary speaker cabinet which he named after his Uncle Leslie. Don't believe anything you read in Wikapaedia. Don't believe half of what you read anywhere. Please send all money orders etc via www.wrecklesseric.com.
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