DJ Red Eye is so good. So good the he "could steal a radio and leave the music behind."
Tag: Soul
-
Beale St. Caravan
Memphis music patrons and professionals Pat Mitchell-Worley and Jared “Jay B.” Boyd get personal with the town’s most treasured acts, along with the international artists who wear their Bluff City influences on their sleeves.
-
Box of Records
Every week Zac Ives from Goner Records brings in a box of records to share with listeners. Sometimes he asks a guest to bring one in too.
-
Burnt Ends
Those tough and smoky bits that for years were cast away by most and relished by few. Rock, soul, country . . . ragged, but right. Hosted by Eric Plumley.
-
Cabbages & Kings
Long-tenured saxophonist of Memphis’ many coveted genres, Jim Spake offers up a “kitchen-sink” approach to appreciation of records, across era, style and theme, from post-war R&B to novelty recordings and more.
-
Cake Effexx
Each week, DJ Lulu Kling-Wilson celebrates the birthdays of artists, authors, actors, activists, and albums that inspire her. Drawing from a personal log of milestones she’s kept over the years, Lulu curates mixes that honor cultural trailblazers across genres and mediums.
From soul legends to literary icons, Cake Effexx serves up a weekly soundtrack of creativity, history, and inspiration.
-
Caribbean Soul
Soul explorer, Antonio Quinn, is an avid listener and lover of the music discovered on his travels across the globe. Specializing in the sounds of the far-reaching shores, from islands and territories across Central and South America, Antonio’s collection of sounds is a diasporic dissertation of sunshine, swaying hips, and Saturday morning meditation.
-
Club Paradise
Jason “Witnesse” Sims commands crowds behind his turntables, whether rockin’ a party or a concert, with Memphis hip-hop jesters Lord T. & Eloise. His bread and butter is Memphis’ modern soul and boogie, for which he routinely reaches deep, down inside the crates to pull timeless, overlooked gems.
-
Air Conditioned
Memphis native, former music critic and longtime music supervisor for film and television, Rick Clark, reveals the range, depth and textures of recorded music, direct from his coveted collection and detailed notebook of sound.
-
Baroque Down Palace
Heard weekly on WYXR and other stations where available
A weekly, hour-long music program hosted by musician Pat Sansone (The Autumn Defense, Wilco).
This program explores the rich musical landscape of the 1960s and 1970s, blending well-known hits with deep cuts across genres. With a focus on songs that incorporate symphonic touches or classical influences, Sansone provides context and stories behind each track, spotlighting artists like Roberta Flack, The Who, The Left Banke, Jose Feliciano, Dusty Springfield, Tim Buckley, and Isaac Hayes.