Jazz Buskers, Conley Hunt playing percussion and Hairy Larry playing piano and singing in front of GHO on Main St. in Jonesboro, Arkansas.
Songs
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00:00 1 Low Earth Orbit
09:28 2 Tangerine
18:55 3 Stella By Starlight
26:55 4 After You've Gone
33:55 5 Malaysia
"Low Earth Orbit" and "Malaysia" by Larry Heyl - licensed CC BY
"Tangerine" by Schertzinger and Mercer
"Stella By Starlight" by Victor Young
"After You've Gone" by Layton and Creamer, Public domain, arranged by Larry Heyl - this recording is licensed CC BY
I have an algorithm that picks the music and it's a random algorithm. I pick 6 albums randomly and then I randomize the tracks. I wrote the code in php. It also writes the text file listing the albums and dating the show.
The show is two hours long and it is possible that 6 albums wouldn't be long enough but it hasn't happened yet.
My agency starts and ends with adding material to the library. (and making sure the shows are long enough)
The library is currently 21.3 Gigabytes of mp3 files. Every so often I go into a frenzy of searching for and adding albums. If you have released Creative Commons jazz let me know.
640 meg holds 1 hour of .wav files so approximately 10 hours of mp3 files. So 2/3 of a Gig is approximately 10 hours of music. In total around 320 hours of jazz.
Each week I run the program, check that it's long enough, and then I upload to a linux instance on the google cloud for streaming to anonradio and to the internet archive for public listening.
Here's the MixRemix Radio collection on the Internet Archive sorted with the most recent shows at the top.
This collection also includes shows from when I ran a 24/7 streaming station from at home. I may do this again sometime but I have been awfully busy lately.
The library is also available in a web player that supports playlists.
Click Random and then play and it randomizes the whole library.
Click Music Folder Player for the player code. It's a plain text program licensed AGPL-3.0. By plain text I mean it doesn't use a database. Music Folder Player is written and maintained by ltguillaume. It's on GitHub and Codeberg.
My generate the show code is very specific so it is unreleased. If you want a copy email hairylarry@gmail.com.
how did “documentation” become six youtube videos of conference talks and a discord channel? was there something wrong with opening a text editor and just typing out how your project works? did people at some point say “i hate scannable, searchable references”? was there a study that showed copy-pastable examples cause cancer?
it’s 2035 and your api reference is now six emojis, a folk song, a short series of improv scripts and the zapruder film with subtitles. if you have any questions, contact us on nextdoor or call this 1-900 number.
technicat responded:
@ghorwood I expect text scores higher on accessibility than video of a laptop screen. Where's the alt text police when you need them?
hairylarry responded:
@ghorwood
I have always been a proponent of text documentation for every stage of the project. Back in the day I wrote "The Document Is The Program" for Freshmeat (now defunct).
Now a good specifications document. With code walkthroughs? (code free code walkthroughs) Now that will save you some time. It's a lot less work to write the document than it is to code to an ambiguous spec.
Look I know it's going to change. But you still have to know where to start.
Songs
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00:07 1 After You've Gone
08:48 2 Low Earth Orbit
21:00 3 Tangerine
29:05 4 Malaysia
"Low Earth Orbit" and "Malaysia" by Larry Heyl - Licensed CC BY
"Tangerine" by Schertzinger and Mercer
"After You've Gone" by Layton and Creamer, Public domain, arranged by Larry Heyl - this recording is Licensed CC BY
Personnel
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Hairy Larry - piano and vocals
Shane Chastain - piano
Alex Washam - drums
Microphones
Vocal - Audio Technica AT4055
Room - 2 Realistic 1070D
Drums - Audio Technica ATM25
Roland FP-4 into JBL Eon One Pro direct to deck
Vocal and Roland Go:Piano into JBL Eon One Compact direct to deck
This was my first video production using the Zoom L-12 recording deck.
I mixed right on the deck, converted the .wav file in Audacity, and mastered in SAW Classic
Video editing done with Open Shot on Xubuntu, both open source.
"You can buy it right now from the Zine Store, or click the button below. Every sale is distributed among participating artists, so if you want to support them, that’s the way to go!"
Ok now, I've put all my eggs in one basket. Gamer+, a server on the fediverse, has now incorporated the Delta Boogie Network. Both Gamer+ and the Delta Boogie Network have a long history of running social networks on unfederated servers, the kind where you only see people who have logged onto that particular server. That's the past. The fediverse is the future. On G+DBN you can follow anyone on any federated server, whether it's Mastodon, Firefish, Peertube, Funkwhale, &&etc.
So, for me, G+DBN is the one ring that rules them all. The place where I post and read and respond to your posts. I still have my account on mastodon.social and I do boost my hype there. But G+DBN is where I make all my social network posts.
And what is G+DBN all about? My two consuming interests gaming and music viewed through a free culture lens. I love RPGs but all gaming is on topic. I play jazz and blues but all music is on topic. Free culture is a way to share your work with copyright licenses like Creative Commons or GPL licenses.
I license my music CC BY so that you can collaborate with Hairy Larry.
So now that the Delta Boogie Network has been folded into Gamer+ what about deltaboogie.net?
I wrote a program to display All My Feeds - Gaming, Music, Free Culture. RSS or Really Simple Syndication was the first social network, tying blogs and websites together since 1999. It remains one of the best social networks today. It's a standard specification not a company. Anyone can use it for free.
Thanks Marty. Today we're going to hear a livestream version of one of my most popular songs.
During the pandemic I would livestream on Twitch. I called my channel, Hairy Larry Practicing Piano and that's exactly what I did. I practiced my repertoire of original songs using iRealPro backing tracks as my metronome.
I licensed all of these audio and video recordings Creative Commons Attribution. What exactly does that mean?
It means that if you want to use one of these songs in your project whether it's a movie, a game, multimedia, or whatever you have permission to do that as long as the song is attributed correctly with the magic words, Freddy's Blues by Larry Heyl or Freddy's Blues by Hairy Larry.
There are many Creative Commons licenses including CC0 which dedicates your work to the public domain allowing anyone to use it without any restrictions.
I prefer CC BY or Creative Commons Attribution because it preserves the chain of attribution making it easy to find the musician who made the music so if you like it you can go find more.
And if you want to find out more about Creative Commons licenses I'm going to include a link to their website at sbblues.com.
Now, about the song "Freddy's Blues".
I wrote the song in 2013. It's a blues with funny lyrics so it had everything going for it. NJHB played it at my Senior Recital with Suzanne Michell singing. It's included on my album "Bop Soup".
It's also included on the most recent Bebop Beatniks album, "Live At Blues Fest" recorded in 2023 and featuring the incomparable Tyler Remagen on tenor sax.
But there's something unique about the version of "Freddy's Blues" on my "Livestreams" album. We were on lockdown so it's just me, my piano, and iRealPro. No horns! The song is about a young girl in love with a horn player in a jazz band so it just didn't work to have only piano solos. I had to sing the horn parts. First Freddy and then the trombone.
After I played it on the livestream one of my friends in chat said "Better get an audition for that trombonist."
So here I am now singing "Freddy's Blues" from my "Livestreams" album.
And that's me singing trombone on "Freddy's Blues". Something you don't hear every day and you heard it here, on KASU. Don't miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00, to hear more Creative Commons jazz from The James Quintet, Bob Reynolds, Steve Lawson, and After Work.
And that's me singing trombone on "Freddy's Blues". Something you don't hear every day and you heard it here, on KASU. Don't miss Something Blue, tonight at 10:00, to hear more Creative Commons jazz from The James Quintet, Bob Reynolds, Steve Lawson, and After Work.
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DJ Hairy Larry With Hairy Larry Playing Freddy's Blues
Something Blue - Work - 2024-03-02 - 29 second spot
This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring The James Quintet, Bob Reynolds, Steve Lawson, and After Work. For more about the show visit the Something Blue website at https://sbblues.com.
Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM CST, at http://kasu.org.
I Use Linux For Video And Audio Production
My workhorse programs
I use Xubuntu Linux. I think these applications run on all versions of Linux. The first three also run on Windows.
Here we go.
Gimp - image editor
Openshot - video editor
Audacity - audio editor
Brasero - cd dvd burner
K3B - Blue Ray burner
Deadbeef - audio player
I do a lot of radio production so I have to have Deadbeef because it gives the total length of the playlist so I know if I have enough music for the show.
I also use SAW Classic and mp3 Direct Cut under Wine. SAW Classic no longer runs under windows but I can still use it with linux. Great for mastering tracks and precision edits.
abcde - command line ripper replaces Exact Audio Copy another windows program I used to run under wine.
ffmpeg - command line video and audio processor.
VLC - swiss army knife for video and audio
There are many others but these are my workhorses that I use day in and day out.
Using these programs I do weekly radio productions. I also make audio CDs and videos nearly as frequently.
Thanks Marty, today I'm going to read a fantasy story that I wrote. With a musical background that I wrote.
One of the best things about being a music composition student is getting other music students to help with composition recitals. When you write a piece with six parts, many of them on expensive instruments, it's not easy to arrange to have the piece read. Unless you're in a music department filled with excellent musicians who love to play and help each other out on recitals as a matter of course.
On "Elphonium" you will hear Caitlyn Lyerly - flute, Al Clevenger - vibes, Josh Huffstutler - marimbas, Gabe Waters - bass, Chris Isom - drums, and Hairy Larry reading spoken word. These students are all from Northeast Arkansas or Southeast Missouri and they were all in the ASU jazz program. So here's a big shout out to these students and all the other students who helped with my recitals over the years. And years and years. Yes, I was in the music department for almost 20 years.
Now about that story.
I originally published "Elphonium" on my website, SFF Short Stories and then as a minizine. I was inspired by a piece of art by indrikoff at Deviant Art. I will post links to the story, the minizine and the art at the Something Blue website, sbblues.com.
The story is about a king who went riding with his jester and his groom into a magic forest where they were ensorcelled by music played by elves on the Elphonium.
After I wrote the music for Elphonium I wanted to be sure that the spoken word part was short enough to fit in the space provided for it in the score. So Vivian and I went over every sentence deleting every unecessary word and random thought that wasn't required by the story. They say that 90% of writing is rewriting. Most rewriting is taking out the stuff you don't really need.
On the day of the recital I had prepared a slideshow of public domain artwork by Arthur Rackham, a famous fantasy artist who worked in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
So the artwork is public domain except for Elphonium which was used with permission. The story and the music were written by me and I have licensed them Creative Commons Attribution so others can use and build on this work just like I used the art of Arthur Rachham. And thanks to Indrikoff for giving me permission to use his fantastic drawing of a magic horn.
The entire recital was released as an album.
So now, recorded at the ASU Bandroom on November 30, 2018, here's my piece, the title track of my album "Elphonium"
And that was "Elphonium", a piece I wrote played by ASU students in the band room on November 30, 2018. Don't miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00, to hear more great jazz by Bob Reynolds, Christian Peterman, The Sextet, and Steve Lawson all licensed Creative Commons.
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DJ Hairy Larry With Bob Reynolds Playing Where Did You Come From
Something Blue - Star - 29 second spot
This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring Bob Reynolds, Christian Peterman, The Sextet, and Steve Lawson. For more about the show visit the Something Blue website at https://sbblues.com.
Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM CST, at http://kasu.org.
Thanks Marty, today we're going to hear some honky tonk jazz recorded live at Blues Fest.
I just finished our new jazz album, Bebop Beatniks Live At Blues Fest, so I'm featuring Bebop Beatniks on From The Archives and on Something Blue this week. Just remember, you heard it here first, on KASU. I dug way forward in the archives to bring you these songs, pre-release.
I wrote "Low Earth Orbit" in 2018 and NJHB played it on September 1, 2018 at New Jazz In Jonesboro in the Jonesboro Public Library's Round Room.
I liked the song so much I moved it into my streaming repertoire and then onto the Bebop Beatniks short list. We've been playing it about a year but I don't think we ever played it as good as we did at Blues Fest.
Featuring the incomparable Tyler Remagen on saxophone he nails it. Listen as he plays. Sometimes his tone is so strong that the sax just jumps right out of the radio and into the room.
Also playing you will hear Jeremy Jackson - bass, Alex Washam - drums, Conley Hunt - percussion, and I'm on piano. All fine Northeast Arkansas musicians.
Ok now, here's Bebop Beatniks playing "Low Earth Orbit" at Blues Fest on September 24, 2023.
And that's Bebop Beatniks playing my song, "Low Earth Orbit" recorded at Blues Fest. Don't miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00, to hear more Bebop Beatniks, Bobby Hutcherson, and Joshua Redman.
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DJ Hairy Larry With Bebop Beatniks Playing Malaysia
Something Blue - Orbit - 29 second spot
This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring Bebop Beatniks, Bobby Hutcherson, and Joshua Redman. For more about the show visit the Something Blue website at https://sbblues.com.
Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM CST, at http://kasu.org.
Delta Boogie Newsletter - New Jazz In Jonesboro - Bebop Beatniks at Blues Fest
New Jazz In Jonesboro featuring NJHB
Jonesboro Public Library Round Room
Saturday, November 4, at 5:00 pm
Rain or Shine
Enjoy NJHB with Matt Jackson and one of his friends from Kennett. Everyone is welcome. Bring friends. Guest musicians and composers are encouraged to participate.
We all enjoyed Blues Fest this fall. I have the Bebop Beatniks video up on Youtube.
Bebop Beatniks Live At Blues Fest September 24, 2023
I did record all four acts so stay tuned next month for more videos from Blues Fest.
On a personal note Vivian broke her hip last month. We spent some time after surgery at Regional One in Memphis and at Ridgecrest in Jonesboro but we're back home now and she's busy getting better.
I hope you are all doing well. Let me know about your music or any other projects you've been working on.
I'm on the fediverse at gamerplus.org. My profile is below with my email.
Stay in touch. I want to promote your events on Delta Boogie.
Bebop Beatniks
Live At Blues Fest
Craighead Forest Bandshell
Jonesboro, Arkansas
September 24, 2023
Songs
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00:00 African Violet
11:24 Thanks Mr. Cloud ...
12:14 The Blue Crane
21:20 The dance floor is open ...
21:42 Low Earth Orbit
31:08 Honky Tonk Jazz ...
31:54 Sail Boats
38:37 In the audience ...
39:15 Freddy's Blues
45:34 Silence ...
45:19 Malaysia
55:53 Introducing the band ...
All songs by Larry Heyl
Personnel
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Tyler Remagen - sax and flute
Hairy Larry - piano and vocals
Jeremy Jackson - bass
Alex Washam - drums
Conley Hunt - percussion and vocals
Three new mosaics have been uncovered in the ancient Greek city of Zeugma, which is actually located in today's Turkey. The incredibly well preserved mosaics date back to the 2nd century BC, but they're still as beautiful as the first day.
Saturday, September 9, at 11:00 AM Central
Inspired Unreality open game chat
Opening topic - Fantasy and Science Fiction
Bring your own topic
All gaming is on topic
Inspired Unreality is held in the gamerplus voice chat rooms at Tenkar's Tavern on Discord. For more information and a link go here.
The plan is to have blank hex area maps and square campground maps that are drawn at the table. Instead of modules I will be using dice tables selected and modified for Cozy Adventuring In Tobbins Shire. Low combat and no combat adventures using my OSR rules light Just Quest game.
So far I have a black canvas portfolio for the maps and a three ring binder for the paper. Yep, old school.
I have a busy September. I'm playing a composition recital at 5:00 PM Central on Sunday, September 10. Then Bebop Beatniks have two festival gigs.
Beatles At The Ridge
September 16 at noon in Beatles Park on Abbey Road in Walnut Ridge.
Blues Fest
September 24 at 4:00 PM at the Craighead Forest Bandshell in Jonesboro, Arkansas.
Collaborate On Crates With Hairy Larry
Turn this jazz trio into a quartet
Recorded Live at HairyLarryLand on 2024-01-04
In a nutshell
Play along while listening on headphones.
Record to phone or tablet in vertical mode (portrait not landscape).
Share your video with hairylarry@gmail.com.
I will add your video to the left side of this video and post the finished video.
Details
Your shot
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Pick a good background in a well lit room.
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Collaborate On Crates With Hairy Larry
Turn this jazz trio into a quartet
Recorded Live at HairyLarryLand on 2024-01-04
In a nutshell
Play along while listening on headphones.
Record to phone or tablet in vertical mode (portrait not landscape).
Share your video with hairylarry@gmail.com.
I will add your video to the left side of this video and post the finished video.
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I played this on my twitch livestream on October 17, 2021, with an arrangement designed for collaboration. Collaborators play over a piano trio with the bass and drums provided by an irealpro script with the chords for my original song, "Malaysia". The irealpro app can be viewed running on my tablet on the right side of the video screen.
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DJ Hairy Larry Presents Daniel Turner Playing Customized Bliss
From The Archives Of Something Blue July 21, 2024
Thanks Marty, Today we’re going to hear a solo guitarist play at the Brookland Methodist Church.
On September 30, 2015, I arranged for Daniel Turner to play at our Wednesday night Praise service. He does a solo act he calls The Infinite Calling and it’s improvisatory ambient music. We usually sang praise music on Wednesday nights, dancing along and doing the hand movements. So when we had special music I tried to bring in acts that were different to expose our kids to a variety of music. When Infinite Calling played that night I think I pretty much suceeded in doing that.
We had a lot of kids showing up for our Wednesday night services. So many that they outnumbered the adults in multiples of 4 or 5. Fifty kids and ten adults was a thing that happened sometimes. And when we were outnumbered like that we just had to blend in, singing, dancing, and doing the hand movements, just like the rest of the kids.
We’re Methodists so we were happy to host musicians who were Lutheran, Presbyterian, Jewish, and even Baptist. Sometimes we had bands singing at our church that couldn’t sing at their own church. But this was the first time we had a Buddhist.
When we had Wednesday night special music we didn’t have a service. The preacher would open with a prayer and then I’d introduce the band. After I introduced Daniel he gave a short Buddhist prayer. It fit right in.
I was worried his music would be a little much for the kids but they loved it. About ten minutes into his set some of the kids were lying on the floor in the aisle. Now we did tumbling in church but even for us that was kind of weird. And then the whispering started, the music sounds much better when you’re lying down. Next thing you know Gretchen and I were on the floor too, enjoying Daniel’s “Customized Bliss”.
That’s what he called his song, “Customized Bliss”, 36 minutes of guitar improvisation, a little bit too long for radio. So I have prepared an excerpt for us to enjoy on Arkansa Roots, about a sixth of his whole piece. I’ll post a link to the whole concert on the Something Blue website at sbblues.com.
So, here he is now, Daniel Turner, live at the Brookland United Methodist Church, recorded on September 30, 2015.
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DJ Hairy Larry Presents The Rob Alley Trio Playing On A Clear Day
From The Archives Of Something Blue 2024-07-14
Thanks Marty, today we’re going to hear a jazz standard recorded at the Craighead Forest Bandshell in 2009.
When I met Rob Alley he was on the faculty in the ASU Music Department. I went to see him play trumpet at The Edge and he was nice enough to let me sit in on a couple of songs. So, when I was booking Sunday In The Park at The Bandshell I gave him a call and he agreed to come and play.
Playing with Rob Alley were David Eckert, bass; and Mike Overall, drums. David Eckert was a librarian at the Jonesboro Public Library and later on he taught bass at ASU. Mike Overall was president of the Jonesboro Jazz Society and Editor of the Jonesboro Sun. His column, Overall Comments, often highlighted the music scene in Jonesboro.
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DJ Hairy Larry Presents Rhode Island Red and Hairy Larry Singing Walk Right In
From The Archives Of Something Blue 2024-07-07
Thanks Marty, today we’re going to hear some jug band music recorded at the King Biscuit Blues Festival.
It was October 5, 2006 and The Emporium Orkestra was playing at Bunky’s Breakfast on Cherry Street in Helena, Arkansas. That morning Rhode Isalnd Red and I were the early risers so our first set was as a duo. One of the songs we sang was “Walk Right In”.
“Walk Right In” was written by Gus Cannon and recorded in 1929 by Cannons Jug Stompers. In 1963 The Rooftop Singers had a big hit on the song. Rhode Island Red plays it more like the original while I had only heard the sixties hit.
Although we were a duo we sounded like a seven piece orchestra singing harmony vocals, while I played bass and rhythm when Red took the lead. I played my Mississippi saxophone on a rack while Red played the trumpet parts on his kazoo. And it’s Jug Band Music so we both played the drums with our feet and with hand slaps on our guitars.
One morning Rhode Island Red walked in and he had written a song. It’s really short so I’m going to sing it for you now.
We’re Hairy Larry and Rhodes Island Red
And we’re gonna play until we’re dead.
Well we ain’t dead yet. No no. We ain’t dead yet.
Ok now, they may kick me off the air for having too much fun so here’s Rhode Island Red and Hairy Larry singing the Gus Cannon song “Walk Right In”.
Bebop Beatniks Live At Blues Fest Craighead Forest Bandshell Jonesboro, Arkansas September 24, 2023
Songs
00:00 African Violet 11:24 Thanks Mr. Cloud … 12:14 The Blue Crane 21:20 The dance floor is open … 21:42 Low Earth Orbit 31:08 Honky Tonk Jazz … 31:54 Sail Boats 38:37 In the audience … 39:15 Freddy’s Blues 45:34 Silence … 45:19 Malaysia 55:53 Introducing the band …
All songs by Larry Heyl
Personnel
Tyler Remagen - sax and flute Hairy Larry - piano and vocals Jeremy Jackson - bass Alex Washam - drums Conley Hunt - percussion and vocals
Bebop Beatniks Larry Heyl Composition Recital ASU Band Room September 10, 2023
Songs
00:00 African Violet 14:30 The Blue Crane 23:30 introducing the band … 24:24 Low Earth Orbit 33:32 Sail Boats 42:22 Freddy’s Blues 52:35 Malaysia
All songs by Larry Heyl
Personnel
Rike Robinson - trombone and vocals Tyler Remagen - sax and flute Cody Daugherty - trumpet Sophie Hacker - guitar and vocals Craig Collison - drums Jeremy Jackson - bass Conley Hunt - percussion and vocals Hairy Larry - piano and vocals
Livestreamed to Youtube from my Samsung Galaxy S10
Bebop Beatniks At Beatles Park Walnut Ridge, Arkansas May 27, 2023
Songs
00:00 We are Bebop Beatniks … 00:23 The Blue Crane 08:53 What a wonderful audience … 09:00 Candles 16:43 I’m going to rap … 17:04 African Violet 28:24 When Conley was a percussion student … 28:48 Low Earth Orbit 38:17 OK, here’s a swing song … 38:25 Sailboats 45:11 Crates is the companion piece to Candles … 45:20 Crates 53:36 One more song … 53:46 Malaysia
Personnel
Hairy Larry - piano, vocals Alex Washam - drums Conley Hunt - percussion Rike Robinson - trombone
Bebop Beatniks
On The Twitch Porch
April 2, 2023
Songs
00:00 Stardust by Hoagy Carmichael, public domain
08:27 African Violet
17:05 Sail Boats
24:26 Malaysia
33:37 Low Earth Orbit
42:37 The Blue Crane
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Something Blue – Walk – July 13, 2024 Struggle Buggy – Keep It Clean Rhode Island Red and Hairy Larry Live at Bunkys Breakfast, Helena Arkansas on 2006-10-05 archive.org/details/hl2006-10-05.Live_At_Bunkys_Breakfast Delta Legends Live at King Biscuit Blues Festival on 2019-10-11 archive.org/details/hl2019-10-11 … Continue reading →
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Something Blue – Hungry – July 6, 2024 club d’Elf This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring NJHB and Club d’Elf. For more about the show visit the … Continue reading →
NJHB – Quantum Blues DJ Hairy Larry Presents NJHB Playing Cold Fusion From The Archives Of Something Blue 2024-06-30 Thanks Marty, today we’re going to hear NJHB play a tribute to nuclear physics. NJHB, the New Jazz House Band, is … Continue reading →
Something Blue – Ghost – June 29, 2024 Scott Law Band This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring Scott Law and Daniel Donato. For more about the show … Continue reading →
Billy Jones DJ Hairy Larry Presents Billy Jones Bluez Singing I’m A Bluesman From The Archives Of Something Blue 2024-06-23 Thanks Marty. Today we’re going to hear an Arkansas bluesman sing a song he wrote about his life in music. … Continue reading →
