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Tom Huber From the Depression to World War II, there was so much in common between the black man's music and the Southern white poor man's music, between Jimmie Rodgers and Robert Johnson, and between Muddy Waters and Bill Monroe. I recognized that, not because I was so smart, but because I enjoyed these kinds of music. Instead of the differences between them, I could see the likeness. --Sam Phillips I don't cut the ribbon at the opening of markets. I don't stand next to the mayor. Hit your baseball into my yard and you'll never see it again. --Tom Waits I have standards. If you don't like them, I have others. --Groucho Marx On Crop Circles you'll hear alternative country (whatever that is), underground rock, blues, jazz, r&b New Orleans-style, Tex-Mex or any other music which fits under the big tent of American Music. Requests are always welcome, but as I cast my net pretty wide there's a good chance I won't have a particular song or artist on hand. If so, I'll play it the following week. Give me a call at 217-529-0312, drop me an email, or log on to our chat room Click here to access my archive of past playlists. |