July 30th, 2010
Creamy Radio will be at Local Motors this Saturday night to help celebrate their public Open House and Phoenix Micro-Factory Grand Opening. We'll be spinning tunes at 6:30. The event is open to the public and includes a tour, local beer, local food and local music from Creamy Radio!!! Come see this truly unique car company and as a bonus enjoy a live performance from Creamy Favorites Black Carl at 8:30!!!
You can find all the details from Local Motors and RSVP here, we'll see you there.
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July 26th, 2010
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July 20th, 2010
One of the great historians of Rock & Roll is Fred Bronson. He has spent a lifetime mining the Billboard Hot 100 Charts of Pop Music and coming up with quirky lists and observations. Today's show explores his list of top songs about places.
Lonie Walker Fergie Gladys Knight
How do you get from the London Bridge with Fergie to A Rainy Night in Georgia with Lonie Walker? Well, to find that answer you will have to take the Midnight Train To Georgia with Gladys Knight and the Pips with a short stop on the Soul Train!
So get on board and check out today's show: Songs About Places:
Special Songs from the Creamy Cataolg in today's show:
Born in the U.S.A. : Bruce Springsteen
Rainy Night in Georgia: Lonie Walker
Thrice All American: Neco Case and Her Boyfriends
California Dreamin': Mamas and the Papas (Live at Monterrey Pop Festival)
Thanks for listening and sharing your feedback
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July 13th, 2010
Ever hear a song that instantly makes you think of a movie, famous scene or actor? Tequila and Pee Wee Herman--Shout and John Belushi--Bohemian Rhapsody and Mike Myers, what movies were associated with these actors and songs? What 80's band is on the Billy Madison and The Wedding Singer Soundtracks?
Check out our netcast tonight at 6P MST or our Saturday 3P MST repeat as we explore some of the best matches of cinema and rock 'n roll.
Other Soundtracks in the Creamy Radio Catalog
BASEketball: Reel Big Fish
Crazy Heart: Original Motion Picture
Endless Harmony Soundtrack: The Beach Boys
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July 6th, 2010
Did you know that someone had Jungle Fever before Spike Lee and Wesley Snipes? Listen to one of the sexiest recordings ever banned in the U.K. as the Chakachas heat up the grooves with their smokin' version of Jungle Fever. Who did Mariah Carey remind everyone of when she first came out singing all of those high notes in a five octave range? What religion was the guy who wrote, "Spirit in the Sky? You will be surprised! Do you remember Michael Jackson's first solo album and the best selling record from that album?
Check out tonight's netcast at 6P MST or the Saturday repeat at 2P MST to get the answers!
Listen to this One Hit Wonder in the Creamy Radio Catalog: Tubthumping by Chambawamba
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