Warlock Radio Podcast

I can be heard once a month on Radio Backtrack over the net. Tlk to my friend DJ Shaz for further details.

The Debut Show's opening had to be tweaked a bit for later shows. This is the original opening if a bit naughty in places.

George Harrison tunes for My Boss The Big Kahuna on his birthday, A Looney Tunes Fairytale and Wilburys for My friend Ken Michaels.

Songs celebrating the joys of living large in a world that's forgotten how with fun songs celebrating Positive Thinking or something like it.

In this hour. The Return Of The Enchanted Tiki Room to WDW and Iago's discharge, Some music from Pugwash and Gary Lewis And The Playboys for My Friend Big Jay Sorensen.

More TV tunes to bring back memories and two songs featured on a couple of episodes of SYM BIONIC TITAN by Daryl and A Flock Of seagulls. Also there's the soundtrack from Ducktales somewhere in the mix as well. This took me all night to finish.

This episode is dedicated to those tv theme tunes we've grown up with and then some. Also in this segment Birdy and I discuss a campaign to save a show called Sym Bionic Titan while giving tips on what to do about it.

Thank you Genndy for another awesome show that may or may not end too soon.

In this hour you'll hear Eric Troyer perform, Some classic Sesame Street music and another plug for The Transformers Season 5 DVD campaign on Facebook. Rounding it out are ELO, The Secret Powers, Olivi Newton John and more Kelly Groucutt.

To celebrate my surviving an operation to remove an Umbilical Hernia from my Rumbly Tumbly. I present to you some songs relating to Bellybuttons. But not before playing a slew of tunes from Kelly Groucutt, The Beatles, Jimi Hendricks and Longplayer.

This second hour focuses on his years working with Jeff Lynne of ELO and The Wilburys and to top it off some music from Cloud Nine and Brainwashed.

This birthday for George Harrison will get you singing in no time. And even if you can't it'll stir your soul and heart because of the beauty his music gave us all.

For this show I let his music and his love of it speak for itself. This hour features music from The 70's.

A mini tribute to Gerry Rafferty, ELO, Ralph Lundsten and The Monkees will perform for you.

Something for everyone. A special greeting to My Friends Paul And Tairy on got married in January, A campaign to get Hasbro to put out a Season 5 DVD set, Roy Wood and other surprises.

This was suppose to go up in January but I had other commitements to take care of.

More hijinxs and favorite tunes for our WCWP relations coming to Florida for a few days.

This show was supposed to be aired a while ago.

This one is related to my friend and fellow Alumni Bernie Bernard and her sister Melissa coming to Florida for a few days so I'll be joining them at Disney World after Christmas for some fun. This episode explores the scenario of what if the rest of My other Adopted Alumni Brothers and Sisters at Post took the plunge and moved here. Birdy and I offer suggestions on what this state is really about.

This is Part 2 of our conversation with WCWP's Alan Seltzer who was an all around good sport during the whole time.

Interspersed are tunes that he enjoys a lot.

For this show unlike the one where we interviewed Bernie Bernard. Birdy and I decided to turn our chat sessions into a sort of a Free Form version of In The Actors' Studios so that the questions and chatter wouldn't be so restrictted to just the usual way of doing Interviews. This is the way we'll be doing it from now on.

That being said this one with Fellow Alumni Alan Seltzer was a trip and a half as we primarily talked about Music and the people we liked. Halfway through the conversation in Part 1 you'll notice I dropped out temporarily due to a snafu with my microphone which I later resolved in Part 2.

Interspersed are tunes from The Rocky Horroe Picture Show, The Doors, Richie Havens and many others.

More silliness from the two awesome comics with songs for them and tunes from Mack himself.

Enjoy!

Who are these guys you ask? You may have seen them on Comedy Break With Mack And Jamie for two seasons and in the movie MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY or heard them all over the place collectively and apart.

Two funny guys who made me laugh and smile and that's not easy to do in a world where tv viewers are too jaded to laugh at themselves.

Sprinkled between the routines from their album EXTREME CHANNEL SURFING and their DVD TWO FOR ALL and Mack's own tunes are their favorite tunes as selected by them with a few hand picked ones by me.

Thanks for the laughs guys.

This second hour has another Broadway play that got turned into a cartoon special.
SNOOPY THE MUSICAL and some more THE LOST CUES OF CHARLIE BROWN.

This show was suppose to air on Wednesday March 23rd but the system over at WCWP did another hiccup as it always does.

In lieu of the unaired broadcast I here by present to you the Two part episode which is dedicated to The Peanuts Gang.

First up is You're A Good Man Charlie Brown interspersed with lost cues from the many Peanuts specials written and performed by Vince Guaraldi.

This next hour features various artosts and groups Jeff Lynne has worked with over the years. Thus showing that there is life after ELO.

In celebration of The Electric Light Orchestra's 40th Anniversary the first half features the lesser known tunes from the group's career mixed in with some hits.

Rounding out this half is the rest of Stevie Wonder's SONGS IN THE KEY OF LIFE with something extra at the end.

This is most of the entire set from Stevie Wonder's 1977 album SONGS IN THE KEY OF LIFE.
Brilliantly done with heart and soul.

In this second half. Four variations of FOLLOW ME FOLLOW are heard.

The first two as originally done and written for The Tinkerbell's Fairydust
and the version done by The Idle Race.

The Gustave Brothers are featured and some other fun things to round out the program.

From The 1960's comes a group Jeff Lynne was briely in before joining The Idle Race a year later.

Tracks include 2010, a tune about the future, SHEILA'S BACK IN TOWN plus a few others.