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Hanging With The RadioActivity

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I’m everybody’s Uncle Marty, welcome to the 481st helping of The 3D RadioActivity, where this time we’re simply going to HANG out with you and some great music.

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Until we meet again, Always Rock On!

…Uncle Marty

“It’s not true I had nothing on, I had the radio on.”

…Marilyn Monroe 

Song Of The Day by Eric Berman – “Psalm” by Roxy Music

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By the time of Roxy Music’s third album, “Stranded” in 1973, Brian Eno had left the fold and gone were the atmospheric synthesizer rushes as well as the overall experimental progressive nature of the band. It was replaced with a more straightforward, art-rocking glam-tastic sound with Bryan Ferry at its center. Eno’s replacement was Eddie Jobson, an accomplished keyboard player who had been a member of prog group Curved Air and would go on to perform with the likes of UK, Yes, Jethro Tull and Frank Zappa to name a few. He also freed Ferry from his keyboard duties allowing him to focus on lead vocals as epitomized by this epic-length track recorded at The Royal College Of Art in London in June of 1972. “Stranded” was also the first Roxy album where Phil Manzanera and Andrew Mackay began contributing their own songs to the band, resulting in the band’s first bona-fide classic album. The cover model on “Stranded” was Marilyn Cole, who was a Playmate of the Year and Ferry’s girlfriend of the time.

Song Of The Day by Eric Berman – “Dour Percentage” by Of Montreal

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Kevin Barnes and his collective known as Of Montreal released their eleventh album called “Paralytic Stalks” a few weeks ago. Once again, the group has created a collection of songs that are both ethereal, proggy and funky at the same time. While most of their records celebrate life as a hedonistic party that never ends, this one grounds us with a collection of songs full of remorse and regret. Of course, with the ghost of Prince floating around the musical ether, you’d never know it without a lyric sheet. Here they are on “Late Night With Jimmy Fallon” from earlier this week. Click the link below to watch the video.

Of Montreal Plays “Dour Percentage” – Music – Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.

Song Of The Day by Eric Berman – "Gold On The Ceiling" by The Black Keys

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Song Of The Day – “Gold On The Ceiling” by The Black Keys

On record this song sounds like a long lost T. Rex outtake…and that’s not a bad thing. The brand new “El Camino” album certainly has its moments due in large part to the Glam-leaning production of Danger Mouse. As you can see from this David Letterman live clip, they still sound like classic, grunged out Black Keys when they’re in front of an audience. They’ll be out there filling arenas this spring…a far cry from the sweaty clubs of just a few years ago.