Greetings, Coverville listeners! Big thanks to Brian Ibbott for playing my request and saying such nice things about this show. If you’re not listening to Coverville, you’re missing out on a great podcast. Check out episode #90 to hear my request, as well as the first trip hop song I ever heard — one that continues to influence my musical selections today…
Just a quick note to all 52 of my loyal subscribers, who may have their own deck of playing cards soon…
I’ve got a busy weekend ahead of me, and I’m afraid I won’t have the time to sit down and crank out Dave’s Lounge #4 this week. Stay subscribed, though, and I’ll have a new show ready for you soon.
In the meantime, if you haven’t already done so, please vote for Dave’s Lounge at Podcast Alley. (I’m really trying to avoid begging for votes on the show itself, because too many other podcasters do it, and it gets old really quickly, but a few extra votes would do a lot to help this show find more than 52 subscribers. Talk about narrowcasting, eh?)
Thanks for listening. As those placards on The Tonight Show used to say, “More to come…”
I signed up for Amazon Associates earlier this week. That means that if an artist featured on this show has a CD on Amazon, I will put a link to that CD in the show notes, and if you click on that link and buy the CD, you will not only support a great artist or band, but you will also help me pay for the web hosting for this show. (It’s Liberated Syndication, so it won’t take that many CDs, I promise…)
I’m considering doing the same thing for iTunes, but I’m not so sure I want to promote DRM-wrapped music, even if it does support the artists. What do you guys think?
This week’s featured artist is Bird York, one of the few singer-actresses I’ve heard who can really sing. Her song “In the Deep” is the featured song in the new movie Crash, starring Don Cheadle and Sandra Bullock. It’s also on her excellent CD, The Velvet Hour.
I’m cutting back to 3 songs for now to avoid running out of stuff to play in a few weeks. If I can get you listeners out there to send me some more good stuff, though, I’ll start playing more songs per podcast.
This show comes with a request to anyone listening. If anyone knows the whereabouts of Marc Jameson and Jaqueline Gallier, the two people who formed the band kikiwest, please email me at daveslounge@gmail.com. I’d really like to know what projects they’re working on now.
This week’s featured artist is Bird York, one of the few singer-actresses I’ve heard who can really sing. Her song “In the Deep” is the featured song in the new movie Crash, starring Don Cheadle and Sandra Bullock. It’s also on her excellent CD, The Velvet Hour.
