Sunday, November 23, 2014

First Of Two Weeks Of Thanksgiving Goodies on The popGeezer Radio Show!


It's the first of two weeks of Thanksgiving programs on the popGeezer Radio Show! On 11/23 at 5 PM CT, it's pGR's ALL-NEW "Six 'F's" of Thanksgiving"!!

On 11/30, we'll have pGR's "Thanksgiving Leftovers Remix",with the best giblets from Turkey Day broadcasts between 2010 - 2013. These were LIVE shows in the day, and feature great tunes, lots of our B.J. Kringle, and has an all-new segment about great voices we've lost since Thanksgiving of 2013!!

Need a playlist?

ARTIST TITLE
Foo Fighters War Pigs (Ft. Zac Brown, Live)
John Denver Grandma's Feather Bed
Daryl Hall & John Oates Family Man
Three Dog Night Family Of Man
The Ramones We're A Happy Family
James Taylor Raised Up Family
John Lennon Cold Turkey
Dee Dee Sharp Mashed Potato Time
The Blues Brothers Rubber Biscuit
Larry Raspberry & The Hi-Steppers Dixie Diner
Amy Holland How Do I Survive?
Wang Chung Everybody Have Fun Tonight
The Monkees Good Clean Fun
Barenaked Ladies Thanks That Was Fun
Spice Girls If You Wanna Have Some Fun
Tracy Morgan 28 Thanksgiving-y Things
Bing Crosby I've Got Plenty To Be Thankful For
Peter Gabriel Games Without Frontiers
Joe South Games People Play
Fountains Of Wayne All Kinds Of Time
Harry Chapin/Vince Guaraldi Trio Thanksgiving Hunger Drives/Thanskgiving
Ray Davies Thanksgiving Day
Andrew Gold  Thank You For Being A Friend
Randy Newman You've Got A Friend In Me
Queen You're My Best Friend
Cab Calloway Orchestra Everybody Eats When They Come To My House
Mac McAnally 'Til The New Wears Off
Billy Joel She's Got A Way
Heart Dog & Butterfly
Bob Dylan If Not For You
Sister Sledge We Are Family
Trooper Good Clean Fun
Sam & Dave I Thank You
Ozzy Osborne Mama, I'm Coming Home
Tom Jones Green Green Grass Of Home
Elvis Presley Polk Salad Annie (Live)
Jimmy Fallon Thanksgiving Thank-You Notes
Foreigner Head Games
Mel & Tim Backfield In Motion
Bonnie Raitt Thank You
Big Star Thank You Friends
Mary Chapin Carpenter Thanksgiving Song
Steve Martin What I Believe
Arlo Guthrie Alice's Restaurant Massacre

TURKEY!!!!

Friday, October 31, 2014

Halloween Happy Hour with the Animal
on the Mother Ship JDX1029!
We will be underway at 1800 CDT!

Thursday, September 25, 2014

Thursday "Happy Hour" with the Animal!

Westside is on vacation! 

Animal's fillin in! Check us out on the Mother Ship JDX1029!

Saturday, August 23, 2014

ALBUMS @ 8 – Tonight on The Mothership jdx1029.com

Tonight's featured   ALBUMS @ 8 on The Mothership, www.jdx1029.com

Dr. John -  "Ske-Dat-De-Dat- The Spirit of Satch"
The Black Crows - "$hake Your Money Maker"
Leon Russell - "Life Journey"

A@8-23-14

Sunday, August 3, 2014

popGeezer Radio Presents the Last Two Episodes of Our Awesome Summer Replacement - "Cadillac Jack's Eclectic Avenue"!!


Sunday 8/3 and 8/10, it's the last two episodes of the best summer replacement series since The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour - Cadillac Jack's Eclectic Avenue!!

Here the radio hot-shot I've know for thirty-six years take you through his awesomely eclectic record collection and introduce you to a very odd cast of characters!

Sundays at 5 PM CT on The Mothership, from popGeezer Radio!!


Saturday, August 2, 2014

The Mothership presents “TRUE TO THE BLUES” “THE JOHNNY WINTER STORY”

Tonight the Mothership is happy to present the complete 4-cd set starting @ 8:00 pm

Join us for some classic Johnny Winter on jdx1029.com.

Johnny Winter true to the Blues

There has always been more to the Johnny Winter story than meets the eye, and if stepping into the role of a whirlwind albino electric blues guitar player from Texas with a brilliant slide style was the very role he was born to fill, he took a while to get there. For starters, he was born in Mississippi, which might explain something, and then grew up in Texas, where he played clarinet before switching over to guitar at the age of 11. Early on he played country before discovering the blues, and realizing there was no money and little future in playing the blues, he turned to studio pop in the early '60s. Times change, though, and by the end of that decade Winter had returned to the blues, where being an amazing electric guitar player with a roaring voice brought him his true calling.