Capital Radio 4-13-26: Death and Taxes Again
The tax collector comes calling this week and Capital Radio is ready to meet it with a half dozen or so taxing songs and another 15 about paying the price. …
The tax collector comes calling this week and Capital Radio is ready to meet it with a half dozen or so taxing songs and another 15 about paying the price. …
Songs about the month of April provided the first hour of music on Capital Radio, with music from Al Jolson to the Jesus and Mary Chain. It was the day…
Cherry blossoms in D.C. are in peak bloom, I’m told. So the bulk of the show had to do with the ushering in of spring (and three songs about cherry…
The reckless war on Iran that weighs on the world dominates the first hour of this week’s Capital Radio. It turns out a lot of songs about the pointless war…
The impending St. Patrick’s Day — and the first sampling from a Shane MacGowan tribute album due this fall — meant the work of MacGowan’s bands The Pogues (and later…
There were almost too many musical lives to remember today on Capital Radio, starting with two who died over the weekend, San Francisco rocker Country Joe McDonald and Tex-Mex organ…
What would have been the 84th birthday of Lou Reed got a royal treatment on Capital Radio today, with songs from the groundbreaking Velvet Underground, his own extensive solo career…
The words of the Rev. Jesse Jackson, in introducing the 1972 WattStax Festival in Los Angeles, in which he proclaimed “I am somebody!” continue to reverberate today. We play them…
There are Monday Holidays, and then there are days when so many events need to be jammed together, it's like a month of Mondays. Today’s Capital Radio noted President’s Day,…
Valentine’s Day approaches, heralded by a bouquet of familiar songs this week. Before that, we paid tribute to a couple of notable bassists who died in recent weeks — Fred…