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Can You Feel It Radio Show
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Monday nights 9-11 on WBCR-LP 97.7 FM 

Thursdays 8-10 on WTBR 89.7 FM and WSBR 88.1 FM

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This Week's Radio Show Episode

Episode 133: 3/16/26 & 3/19/26

Cover art from ZZ Top, Reckless Kelly, BR5-49, Dire Straits

David Watson of Clarksville, Tennessee’s Top 5 Songs That Feel Like A Hug When You Need It Most was the centerpiece of episode 133. David’s Top 5 included songs by Tame Impala, Mac DeMarco, Billy Joel, Mac Miller and Billy Idol. We also featured two songs and an interview snippet from a new, up-and-coming Clarksville artist, Sadie Fine, a set of three covers from the year 2002 and two sets of music by artists from Murray, Kentucky and Murray State University.

Open The Playlist In Your Streaming Service

Can You Feel It is an independent radio show that operates on the premise that time period and genre are limiting concepts and that exploring the history and background of artists and their work is a worthwhile endeavor that will make you a better person

Most Recent Top 5

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Cover art from  Orleans Al Green Tower of Power A Hard Days Night

Top 5 Genre Jumpers

California native, Berkshire’s resident and former WBCR-LP programmer Chris Meyer submitted this Top 5 list that spawned a record eight episode series of artists jumping genres anywhere from once to multiple times throughout their careers.

The making of a good compilation tape is a very subtle art. There are many do's and don'ts. First of all you're using someone else's poetry to express how you feel. This is a delicate thing.

Rob Gordon (as portrayed by John Cusak)
High Fidelity (2000)
From the book by Nick Hornby

Featured Interview

Bill Miller Interview

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Jon "Bermuda" Schwartz

Interestingly enough “Weird Al” Yankovic drummer Jon “Bermuda” Schwartz’s first instrument was the accordion but by age nine he had changed to the drums. He played in his school band, youth orchestras and in 1974 his first rock group won the L.A. County Battle of the Bands. In 1981 he met Al Yankovic at the Dr. Demento Radio Show and soon after became “Weird Al’s” first and only drummer. In 45 years of creating original and song parodies with the “Weird Al” band Jon has become practiced in drumming and sound creation in all manner of song genres and styles on both an acoustic drum set and though employing all manner of acoustic technology.

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