2007 April | CrapMonkey Podcast - Music, Technology, Beer, Seattle

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Archive for April, 2007

CMP-4-28-2007: CrapMonkey Podcast Episode 118

April 28, 2007 2:32 pm

Vegas

Believe it or not, the CrapMonkey is back on the air! It’s been a while since I’ve gotten a show posted, but there’s been a lot going on. Saw some decent shows recently, including Jeff Fielder at the Showbox and Zach Harjo at the Sunset Tavern in Ballard. A week ago, I was in Las Vegas for the National Association of Broadcaster’s Conference (NAB) so I have a few clips to share from that trip.

The song of the day is Rollin’ and Tumblin’ by Jeff Fielder and the website of the day is TexttheFish.com (though you should also check out karatekidpose.com. The show closes with a song by StoneHoney called Two Years Down.