Wednesday MidDay Medley
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Wednesday, April 18, 2012

90.1 FM’s Band Auction with…
Molly Picture Club + Dollar Fox + Two Headed Cow + The Cave Girls

Wednesday MidDay Medley participated in 90.1 FM’s biggest band auction ever, with more than 100 area bands. Listeners can called to place bids. The highest bidder at the end of each segment received a 2-hour concert for their upcoming birthday, anniversary, block party, Quinceanera, company picnic, or bar mitzvah. The band auction supports 90.1 FM.

At 10:00 – Molly Picture Club

Bands members: Aniko Adany sings, plays synthesizers, keyboards, & the omnichord; Matthew Hayden, plays drums, & drum sequencing; and Michael Tipton sings, plays guitar, & bass.

The band’s new full length album “Molly Picture Club” was released March 3, 2012.

1. Molly Picture Club – “Idears (You Don’t Dance Enough)”
from: Molly Picture Club / Independent / March 3, 2012
[The album was mixed and mastered by Duane Trower at Weights and Measures Soundlab here in KC. ]

Mike Tipton was one of our first guests on WMM, in 2004, when he was part of the band Tabla Rasa. Aniko Adany was born in Budapest and influenced by 80s and 90s punk.

The Molly Picture Club song “Satellites”was featured on Fuse TV as part of their Unsigned Acts promotion.

2. Molly Picture Club – “Satellites”
from: Molly Picture Club / Independent / March 3, 2012

Molly Pictuer Club recently signed licensing agreements with 17 television shows for use of their music on such shows as Keeping up with the Kardashians, Teen Wolf, The Real World, as well as other shows on Discovery, A&E, E!, VH1 and MTV.

MPC was recently in concert Saturday, April 21, at 7:30 pm, with The Peculiar Pretzelmen, and Hillary Watts Riot, at Liquid 9 Studio, 515 Southwest BLVD, KCMO. More info at: mollypictureclub.com.

3. Molly Picture Club – “Bomb in Your Head”
from: Molly Picture Club / Independent / March 3, 2012

M.P.C. recently participated in Sonic Spectrum’s Talking Heads Tribute at the recordBar, and gave some of the best performances of the night.

4. Molly Picture Club – “Static”
from: Molly Picture Club / Independent / March 3, 2012

10:29 – Underwriting

10:30 – Dollar Fox

5. Dollar Fox – “Whiskey Tonight”
Single / independent / Dec. 27, 2011
[offered to the people on their mailing list.]

10:35

Tommy Donoho, Justin Penney, Ryan Watkins, Nick Dothage, and Ethan Taylor, play accordions, banjo, bass, drums, guitars, mandolin, piano, upright bass and vocals.

Dollar Fox has been writing new songs and are in the process of recording their new release.

Tommy Donoho and Justin Penney recently played as an acoustic duo in Fayetteville, Arkansas and, as Tommy wrote to us, “for kicks,” they decided to record a stripped down, acoustic version of the two newest Dollar Fox songs: “No accord” and “I Don’t Remember Names.” You can learn more about the new recordings at dollarfox.bandcamp.com.

6. Justin Penney – “I Don’t Remember Names”
from: The Weekender / Independent / Feb. 14, 2012 (2-track album)

Last year there was a bidding war on this band.

7. Dollar Fox – “Big Rock Candy Mountain”
from: Split Single with The Peculiar Pretzelmen – “Spike Driver Blues” / Independent / 2011

You can get more information about Dollar Fox at: dollarfox.com

11:00 – Two Headed Cow

Two Headed Cow is: Bj McArthur, Tod Davis, and Matt Myers.

8. Two Headed Cow – “Tilt A-Whirl”
from: Safe As Milk / Affiliated Records / 2008

Tod Davis and Bj McArthur moved to Kansas City from Pensacola Florida. Once in KC they changed their band’s name to: Two Headed Cow, for a more regional appeal.

Two Headed Cow played live on our Band Auction last year, and they also participated in our most recent installment of “The He Touched Me Gospel Hour.”

9. Two Headed Cow – “Strange Fishes” (Live)

Two Headed Cow are currently working on their new recording with Saunders Street Records.

10. Two Headed Cow – “Barfly”
from: unreleased song from new recordings with Saunders Street Records

11. Two Headed Cow – “Eden Alley” (Live) 


12. Two Headed Cow – “Elvis Song #492”
from: Safe As Milk / Affiliated Records / 2008

For more information you can visit: myspace.com/twoheadedcowmusic or facebook.com/TwoHeadedCow

11:29 – Underwriting

11:30 – The Cave Girls

13. The Cave Girls – “I Wanna See The Band”
from: The Cave Girls / Cave Out Records / February 4, 2012
[Robin Campbell, Sara Teasley, and Stephanie Williams are The Cave Girls. Their debut Release was Produced by Pat Tomek at Largely Studios in Kansas City. ]

The Cave Girls are Robin Campbell, Sara Teasley, & Stephanie Williams.
Their debut full length recording, “The Cave Girls” was released February 4, 2012, on Cave Out Records, and was Produced by Pat Tomek at Largely Studios in Kansas City. The Cave Girls play Coda Bar and Grill on Friday, April 20, at 9:00 PM with Hillary Watts Riot. More info at: reverbnation.com/thecavegirls.

14. The Cave Girls – “Where Have All The Good Times Gone?” (Live)
(Cover of The Kinks from, Robin Campbell, & Stephanie Williams. Sara Teasley couldn’t be with us.)

11:44

15. The Cave Girls – “Faster” (Live)
Also available on: The Cave Girls / Cave Out Records / February 4, 2012
11:49

The Cave Girls played Coda Bar and Grill Friday, April 20, at 9:00 PM with Hillary Watts Riot. More info at: reverbnation.com/thecavegirls.

16. The Cave Girls – “Happy Home”
from: The Cave Girls / Cave Out Records / February 4, 2012 [Robin Campbell, Sara Teasley, and Stephanie Williams are The Cave Girls. Their debut Release was Produced by Pat Tomek at Largely Studios in Kansas City. The Cave Girls will have a CD Release show this Saturday night, February 4, at 9:30 at The Brick with special guests The I’ms and Thee Devotion.]

Robin Campbell is a big fan of Loretta Lynn and gave me this very special gift:

17. Noel Coward – “The Party’s Over Now”
from: Noel Coward in New York / drg / 2003 [orig. 1957]

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