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Question of the Day: Clocks

by Corny O'Connell

This weekend we lose an hour of sleep to daylight saving time. Be sure to set your clocks ahead an hour when you go to bed tomorrow night. As a consolation prize, I'll play your favorite songs about clocks or that feature the sound of clocks ticking. Share them in the comments below and we'll schedule that for after 9am.

Here's what we played:

The Vaughan Brothers "Tick Tock"

The Rolling Stones "Time Waits for No One"

The Chambers Brothers "Time Has Come Today"

Joe Jackson "Got the Time"

On Your Radar: Darlingside., Wool & Grant, Meg Hutchinson

by John Platt

On February 11, On Your Radar filled Rockwood Music Hall Stage 2 with a great lineup. First up was Meg Hutchinson, from Boston, offering some of her quiet, poetic songs, including "When the Lights Aree Down," which you can hear below.

Then came folk veterans Ina May Wool and Bev Grant, who have teamed up as the duo Wool & Grant. After performing some of their well-crafted, thought-provoking original songs, they closed with the bawdy Ida Cox blues classic, "Wild Women."

Question of the Day: Girl Groups

by Corny O'Connell

March is Women's History Month. We're celebrating today with your favorite girl groups, or rather female bands. Let us know who you'd like to hear in the comments below and we'll spin a set after 9am.

Here's what we played today:

Indigo Girls "Hammer and A Nail"

En Vogue "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)"

The Shangri-Las "Remember (Walking In The Sand)"

The Runaways "Cherry Bomb"

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