A little bit about our Playlist Presenter, the lovely and talented Ms. Betty Page:

Betty Page is an American Icon. She is the quintisential 1950's American Pin Up girl. Betty's body of work (no pun intended) defined state of the art American Pin Up Girl Technology (not to mention the foundation garmet softcore erotica genre). I was into Betty Page long before it became fashionable to be aware of her portfolio. I can remember my friends and I in the late 1950's through the early 1960's, young boys loitering at the local drugstore for hours, being shooed away from the magazine rack countless times ("This ain't no library, move it, punks!"), only to return as soon as the store owner dissappeared into his office. We had to see more of Betty and her work. She was in almost every 'Mens' magazine of the day and we just couldn't get enough of her white hot way cool photo action. Betty Page has a job on The Bone Conduction Music Show whether she wants one or not. Here's to you Betty. Go, girl! Let's do lunch real soon...

And now without further ado, here are the real life, actual laboratory condition, genuine imitation naugahyde covered playlists as presented by Betty Page, The Official Pin-Up Girl of The Bone Conduction Music Show, for the date of:

December 14, 1997


December 7, 1997


November 30, 1997


November 23, 1997


November 16, 1997


November 9, 1997


November 2, 1997


October 26, 1997


October 19, 1997


October 12, 1997


October 5, 1997


September 28, 1997


September 21, 1997


September 14, 1997


September 7, 1997


August 31, 1997. This week's show was hijacked by the jazz police. We were 'prempted' by a live broadcast of The Montreaux-Detroit Jazz Festival. I am cooler than they are but being the magnanimous soul I am, I conceded this weeks' air time. See ya'll next week.


August 24, 1997


August 11th to August 17th, 1997. My blues band, The Witch Doctors, played The St. Louis Blues and Heritage Festival, we did two shows on August 15th and August 16th. We made a lot of new friends (Don and Dewey are the greatest!!), singed wigs, closed bars, and did a cool radio show with Dewey Terry, Tony C and my pal Bruce B. Check out Bruce B's program on KDHX, 88.1, both while in the St. Louis area and on the internet. Bruce B's way cool broadcast 'The Chicken Shack' may be heard Wednesday's from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM. The trip was a raging success and in general we ripped the city of St. Louis a new one. Thanks to Jessica Webster for filling my oil resistant rock and roll work boots while I was away.


August 10, 1997


August 3, 1997


July 27, 1997


July 20, 1997


July 13, 1997


July 6, 1997


June 29, 1997


June 22, 1997


June 15, 1997


June 8, 1997


June 1, 1997


May 25, 1997


May 18, 1997


May 11, 1997


May 4, 1997


April 27, 1997


April 20, 1997


We did the Spring WEMU Fund Drive on April 6th and April 13th, 1997. That's right, two shows devoted to begging and pandering. We have to, we are Public Radio. I don't keep playlists for these shows, the on-air duties are too demanding and there is little time to keep lists and write things down (besides, we're far too busy drinking beer and watching television). Once again, The Bone Conduction Music Show was The Mother of all Fundraisers on WEMU, totaling just under $14,000.00 for two four-hour beg fests. Not bad for a time slot usually reserved for 'community service' programming...MANY thanks to all that pledged support!


March 30, 1997


March 23, 1997


March 16, 1997


March 9, 1997


March 2, 1997


February 24, 1997


February 16, 1997


February 9, 1997


February 2, 1997


January 26, 1997


January 19, 1997


January 12, 1997