Archive for March, 2007
Beginning on Monday, March 19, 2007, the Night Prowl Show will be extended to FIVE big hours of early rock n’ roll and R&B.;
Catch The Night Prowl Monday through Thursday from 7pm to Midnight ET – 4pm to 9pm PT. The Friday Night Prowl will remain 7pm to 11pm ET – 4pm to 8pm PT and will continue to be followed by Daddy Dave’s Hollywood Diner.
Since the government took an hour away from you this past weekend, we thought we’d give you an EXTRA hour of The Night Prowl Show beginning this Monday, March 19th.
As always, thanks for listening to the Night Prowl and Harlem on the 50s on 5.
Soulfully,
Matt The Cat
Part 2Harlem just can’t be satisfied. We’re still thirsty for some Whiskey, Gin & Wine, so we’re headin’ back to the bar, pub and juke joint for some more Rhythm & Blues Drinking Songs. This week, you’ll hear a new set of drinkin’ songs from Wynonie “Mr. Blues†Harris, Stick McGhee, The Clovers, Big Jay McNeely and many many more. Harlem’s philosophy: What’s the use of getting sober, when you’re only gonna get drunk again.
Harlem Airs on The 50s on 5:
Monday, 3/12 at 1pm over a juke joint in Mississippi
Tuesday night 3/13 at 9pm over a dive in LA and midnight over a pub in Boston
Friday 3/16 at 6pm over a gin mill in Baltimore
Sunday 3/18 at 11am for the morning after
Who drank my beer, while I was in the rear?
-MTC
“I’m drinking wine spoo-dee-o-dee, drinking wine BAAAP BAAAAP” -Stick McGhee
“One Mint Julep was the cause of it all” -The Clovers
Harlem bellies up to the bar for one bourbon, one scotch, one beer and a whole bucket-load of early 50s rhythm and blues DRINKING SONGS!! Harlem will be loaded on a XM radio near you:
Monday Afternoon 3/5 @ 1pm over pubs in NYC
Tuesday Night 3/6 @ 9pm at the Barrelhouse in LA and Midnight at Ol’ Devil Moon in NYC
Friday Night 3/9 @ 6pm on the floor of T’s pub in Boston
Sunday Morning 3/11 @ 11am passed out on a bench in Philly
Don’t miss PART 2 next week. Harlem: Still Drunk!
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This blog is dedicated to the preservation of the world's greatest music: 1940s-70s Rhythm & Blues and Rock n' Roll. When I'm not collecting records, I'm listening to them.
