program #99 Molly Winters, Joe Kile, Nick Schuld (Datapanik)

Tuesday, January 8. 2008

program #99 Molly Winters, Joe Kile, Nick Schuld (Datapanik)

Program 99 is bulging with guests. In the first part we hear in-studio performances from Joe Kile and Miss Molly Winters. Special thanks to Chris Bernie for letting us use his studio space and for doing an expert job of recording and mixing the session.

This show concludes with a few picks from Nick Schuld of Datapanik Records. Nick talks about the history of Datapanik and plays some current and upcoming releases.

If you live in Columbus, you can hear this show tomorrow night (Wednesday, January 9) on WCRS, 102.1 and 98.3 FM, Simply Living Radio.

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Playlist:
1. Magic City - OH/IO (Washington Beach Party)
2. Miss Molly - Lost For Words    live
3. Miss Molly - Crashing Love    live
4. Miss Molly - Taste For Love    live
5. Miss Molly - Winter Song    live
6. Joe Kile - Caroline    live
7. Joe Kile - The Dodge    live
8. Joe Kile - The Stranger    live
9. Joe Kile - Kansas in June    Kings Avenue
10. The Flukes - Nightwatch    Nocturnal Emissions
11. Second State Butchers - Fear    7"
12. Greenlawn Abbey - Civility    Foiled Again
13. Nick Tolford - Saturday Night    The Greatest Mixtape That Never Was

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