The Inner Groove features a full album and stories from a fan of the album who brings it to our attention.
Normally on The Inner Groove, a guest comes in to share a complete album.
This week’s episode features a number of guests who each share a song that is special to them. The discussions along with the songs will air Saturday evening at 7 pm on The Inner Groove program.
If you would like to share a special song (or album) with our listeners, please contact us at radio.wbom@gmail.com. Let us know what artist and music you would like to talk about and a little bit about what it means to you.
Weird Al Yankovic began writing parodies of popular songs in the 1970s. His parody of Michael Jackson’s “Beat It” (called “Eat It”) propelled him to worldwide fame and acclaim. Dare to be Stupid is his third album featuring parodies of Madonna, Huey Lewis and the News, and the Kinks, as well as several original songs. Daniel Francis came in to talk about how he discovered the album and the artist for an upcoming episode of The Inner Groove.
Their discussion along with the complete album will air Saturday evening at 7 pm on The Inner Groove program.
If you would like to share a special album with our listeners, please contact us at radio.wbom@gmail.com. Let us know what artist and album you would like to talk about and a little bit about what it means to you.
WBOM plays songs from many eras during our normal playlists. The limitation is that we only play a single song from an artist in any given hour.
However our new show, The Inner Groove, will feature a complete album from one of your favorite artists. We know the artist and the album are favorites because you are coming in to bring the albums to our attention – telling us why you like the album, what it means to you, and why we should listen.
Tune into The Inner Groove every Saturday night at 7 pm. And if you have an album you’d like to discuss and share, let us know about it. Email us at radio.wbom@gmail.com with the album name and what makes it important to you.
