Get your hair did this Saturday at Crossfades and support Coast Community Radio

From the divine workings of Miss E:

Everyone,
We are having an unusual fund raiser on Saturday- The Crossfades Analog Barbershop- 250 11th Street in Astoria (next to Lunar Boy) is going to give all of their proceeds this Saturday to KMUN! They are open from 10 to 6. Come in and get a cut and tell your friends!
We will be broadcasting live from 1-3 from the shop- Crossroads and the Scandinavian Hour. Three barbers will be there to accommodate as many people as we can get in there! The shop is a fun place with record covers all over the walls.
See you on Saturday!
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KMUN Day of the Velvet Voice playlist 23 April 2012- Special Guest DJ & Interview with Haim Kenig

Intro songs, Interview, Haim's set comprised entirely of 45s...
Listen here:




10:00PM Tim Buckley “Song of the Magician” composed by Tim Buckley from Tim Buckley (1966) on Rhino/Elektra


10:05PM The Zodiac : Cosmic Sounds “Taurus - The Voluptuary” composed by Mort Garson from The Zodiac : Cosmic Sounds (1967) on elektra


10:09PM Darius “Mist Veiled Garden” composed by Darius from Darius (1969) on World Sound


10:14PM Erkin Koray “Karli Daglar” composed by Erkin Koray from Elektronik Turkuler (1974) on Dogan


10:18PM Zakarrias “Who Gave You Love” from Zakarrias (1971) on Deram


10:23PM Perry Leopold “Serpentine Lane” from Christian Lucifer (1973) on Gear Fab Records


10:28PM Brightblack Morning Light “Another Reclaimation” from Motion to Rejoin (Bonus Track Version) (2008) on Matador


10:45PM Lynn Castle with Last Friday's Fire “The Lady Barber” from The Lady Barber (1968) on LHI


10:47PM Esko Affair “Morning Dull Fires” from Morning Dull Fires (1969) on Mercury


10:51PM This Generation “The Children Have Your Tongue” from The Children Have Your Tongue (1968) on Hip


10:54PM Ronny Hill “Could It Be Said” from Could It Be Said (1968) on Kanwic


10:57PM TiMOTHy “That Is All” from That Is All (1972) on Segue


11:00PM The #1 “The Collector” from The Collector (1967) on Kapp


11:03PM Georgia Drake “Misirlou” from Misirlou on Sunny


11:06PM Isthmus Of Sound “River” from River (1968) on Groovey Grooves


11:09PM Hardin & York “Candlelight” from Candlelight (1969) on Bell


11:13PM Small Faces “The Journey” from The Journey (1968) on Immediate


11:16PM Svensk “Dream Magazine” from Dream Magazine (1967) on Fontana


11:19PM Fairfield Parlour “Bordeaux Rose” from Bordeaux Rose (1970) on RCA


11:22PM The Gregorians “Dialated Eyes” from Dialated Eyes (1969) on ABC


11:26PM John Dunn “I'm A Deeper Blue” from I'm A Deeper Blue (1968) on Flick City


11:29PM The Appletree Theatre “What A Way To Go” from What A Way To Go (1968) on Verve Forecast


11:32PM The Gentle Soul “Tell Me Love” from Tell Me Love (1967) on Columbia


11:35PM Richie Havens “Indian Rope Man” from Indian Rope Man (1968) on Verve Forecast


11:39PM Dave Pike Set “Raga Jeeva Swara” from Raga Jeeva Swara (1970) on MPS


11:43PM Bhagavad-Gita “Long Hair Soulful” from Long Hair Soulful (1967) on Philips


11:52PM Kaleidoscope/Fairfield Parlour “Epitaph: Angel” from White Faced Lady (1991) on Kaleidoscope Records



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DotVV welcomes magic man HAIM KENIG on April 23


Day of the Velvet Voice is both honored and elated to welcome guest dj Haim Kenig to this Monday’s show.  Arriving via unknown transport from Portland via Philadelphia with wax under arm, this KBOO Astral Traveling ‘outernational soundscape’ programmer and pdx soul psyche dj will have you out of your body within 27 minutes of inner eargestion.   In addition to cosmically sharing my borderline Kafkaesque love for Fairfield Parlour’s White Faced Lady audible obelisk and having unimpeachable taste in loose tea, he also loves long walks on the beach.  As one of DotVV’s most faithful devotees, we are thrilled to have him spread the divine psychedelic scripture, waxing nostalgia almost entirely via prophetic 45s…
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KMUN Day of the Velvet Voice playlist 9 April 2012




10:00PM Laurelie “Tower of Illusion” composed by Eric Vion from Laurelie (1970) on Triangle Productions


10:03PM Lamp of the Universe “Mystic Soul of Heaven” composed by Craig Williamson from Earth, Spirit, & Sky (2006) on Hand/Eye (http://www.darkhollerarts.com/)


10:08PM Gary Higgins “Stable the Spuds” from Red Hash (1973) on Nufusmoon — re-released on Drag City


10:14PM Love “Your Mind And We Belong Together” composed by Arthur Lee from Comes In Colours (1997) on Raven Records


10:19PM Fikret Kızılok “Gün Ola Devran Döne” from Gün Ola Devran Döne (1999) on Kalan Müzik


10:23PM Bob Smith “Try, Try to Understand Yourself” from The Visit (1970) on Virgo


10:27PM Sunforest “Magician In The Mountain” from Sound Of Sunforest (1969) on Deram Nova — reissued by Lion Productions http://www.lionproductions.org/


10:32PM Nirvana “Excerpt From The Blind & The Beautiful” composed by Alex Spyropoulos from Black Flower (To Markos 3) (1969) on Buddah Records


10:35PM Veronique Chalot “Complainte De La Blanche Biche” from La Chanson De Provence (1975) on Folkstudio


10:41PM Providence “Stream” from Ever Sense the Dawn (1972) on Threshold


10:45PM Dr. Timothy Leary “Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out” from Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out (1966) on ESP


10:52PM Sreburnite Grivni “Venus” from psychedelic trip through bulgaria (2001) on Red Beat — originally recorded in 1973


10:56PM Mortimer “Where Dragons Guard the Doors” from Mortimer (1968) on Philips


11:00PM U.S. '69 “2069: A Spaced Oddity” from Yesterdays Folks (1969) on Buddah Records


11:04PM Will-O'-The-Wisp “Hew A Dream In The Twilight” from Ceremony Of Innocence (2004) on W O W Records


11:10PM Pentangle “Pentangling” from The Pentangle (1968) on Reprise Records


11:18PM Linda Nena “Juaneco Y Su Combo” from Roots of Chicha - Psychedelic Cumbias from Peru (2007) on Barbes (www.barbesrecords.com)


11:22PM Neil Innes “Randy Raquel” from Taking Off (1977) on Arista


11:26PM Souhail Rana “Soul Sitar” from Khyber Mail (1970) on EMI


11:29PM Mr. Fox “Mendle” from The Gipsy (1971) on Transatlantic Records


11:37PM D. R. Hooker “Forge Your Own Chains” from The Truth (1972) on On Records


11:42PM Erkin Koray “Cetin Ceviz” composed by Erkin Koray from 2LP 1967-76 (1998) on Shadoks Music


11:46PM T. Zchiew and The Johnny “Let Your Life Be Free” from Forge Your Own Chains: Heavy Psychedelic Ballads And Dirges 1968-1974 (2009) on Now-Again Records (http://www.nowagainrecords.com/)


11:50PM Bill Plummer and the Cosmic Brotherhood "The Look of Love” composed by Bill Plummer from Bill Plummer And The Cosmic Brotherhood (1968) on Impulse! Records


11:54PM Salamander “Wreck Of Old 99” from Birds Of Appetite (2003) on Camera Obscura


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