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Honest Tunes
7-3-2007
“Going on a Freedom Ride: The day before the Fourth Of July holiday”

SET ONE: Goodle USA, Blue Tomorrow > Freedom Ride, Hot Fun In The Summertime > Born In America > Free > Fortunate Son, Dance For Impeachment, Red Ribbons, Sail On Freedom, Last Lonely Eagle, Burn Brightly, Galleon

SET TWO: Little Boo’s Fireworks, Dead Presidents, Fourth Of July > Declaration Of Independence, Jack Straw > Revolution 1, Pilgrims > Space Wrangler

ENCORE: (I Never Had Much Control [Until I Got To]) Arkansas > Ain’t Gonna Work Tomorrow

THE BANDS :
Darrell Scott – The Invisible Man
The Mother Hips – Red Tandy EP
Drew Emmitt – Freedom Ride
The Clinton Administration – Take You Higher
Robert Bradley’s Blackwater Surprise – New Ground
Mofro – Blackwater
Tony Furtado – Thirteen
Taarka – Even Odd Bird
Tea Leaf Green w/ Tim Carbone acoustic – Recorded live at KXUA June 2006
Sun Cured Red – Natura Demo
New Riders Of The Purple Sage – Before Time Began
Mark Bilyeu – First One Free
Widespread Panic live 1996

Jerry Joseph & The Jackmormons – Conscious Contact
Col. Bruce Hampton & The Aquarium Rescue Unit – Mirrors Of Embarrassment
Robert Earl Keen – Picnic
Rose Hill Drive – Rose Hill Drive
Grateful Dead – What A Long Strange Trip It’s Been
Phish – LivePhish 13 from Halloween 1994
Widespread Panic – Light Fuse Get Away

Col. Bruce Hampton – Arkansas (Col. Bruce and Quark Alliance playing 7-6, 7-7-07 Hot Springs!)
Leftover Salmon – Euphoria

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Dear Listeners, Some uncertainty for online listeners in this Age of the Intertron: The radio show and podcast will continue unflinchingly. KXUA’s weekly webcast on Tuesdays might have to stop at some point (who knows when, could be any time) because of new regulations. Here is an excerpt of the message from KXUA station management about the impending shut-down of live internet radio streams:

“{Pending} all internet radio streams will be forced to shut down or pay exorbitant royalty rates… Only major corporate radio stations will be able to afford internet streaming radio. KXUA has a lot of listeners online and so this will affect us. Our stream… to be shut down…. There is a bill in congress right now to hopefully reverse this. The bill is called the Internet Radio Equality Act (HR 2060) and is sponsored by Jay Inslee (D-WA) and Donald Manzullo (R-IL) and cosponsored by over 100 others in congress, but not by any from Arkansas. Please, take 5 minutes to send an email to our senators and ask them to support this bill. Tell them you support student rado from the University of Arkansas and the student and professor DJ’s at KXUA.”

I’m strongly in favor of compensating artists for their creativity (which is how royalties should work: to benefit the musicians), but I think the new royalty rates would be unreasonable and disadvantageous for artists — particularly smaller acts and independent bands — if the new royalties force college radio stations to stop webcasting, which is apparently what is happening. That takes away audience and cuts off indie communication channels. I’ll keep you posted and I will make every effort to continue bringing you free music downloads with the artists’ blessings here on the radio blog..

This could be one of the last live webcasts, so tune in if you’re online tonight ~

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