Mon, 20 July 2009 ![]() From the desk of Peter Crowley: I'm not know for my patience, but fortunately, the folks in Frankenpine have enough to spread around. After a long day at work, I was an hour late for the recording session I had scheduled with the three founding members of this New York City band, and they spent that hour at my house, chatting with my parents and grandma. I can only imagine what they learned about me, whom they had not yet met. Then we couldn't get things to sound right for the first 45 minutes or so here at the Rock 105 studio, until we realized one of the mics wasn't plugged in. To their everlasting credit, the Frankenpiners never seemed phased in the least. They handled it all with grace and good will, and as a result, we saw a trying day through to a rewarding finish. They're lovely folks. Check out their new Web site, and try to catch one of their gigs, including at Hobofest Sept. 6 here in Saranac Lake. Field recorder/photographer/ By the way, a Frankenpine, if you don't know, is a cell tower in disguise as a tree; you can see them and other stealth towers in Pete Seward's paintings. Also this week: blues boogie, good vibes, new styles, old friends and storms passing over the Ten Dollar Radio Show - sounds like a gale whistling through branches of steel and plays for free. Faceless Weaver - Frankenpine -----Frankenpine in the studio: Convict Grade Rivers and Tides Bet on Me John the Revelator Boatman -----End of Frankenpine in the studio Buck Creek Girls - New Lost City Ramblers If I Had My Way - Rev. Gary Davis Man of Constant Sorrow - Roscoe Holcomb Going up the Country - Kitty, Daisy & Lewis Slim Chance (rock version) - Todd Snider Baby What's Wrong - The Rolling Stones I Gotta Try You Girl - Junior Kimbrough Keep It to Yourself - Billy Preston Make It Easy on Yourself - Little Anthony & the Imperials Girl Don't Tell Me - The Beach Boys Devil's Loose - A.A. Bondy Look into the Light - Graham Coxon Percussion Gun - White Rabbits Charmaine Champage - The Fiery Furnaces When they Fight, They Fight - Generationals Saturday Morning on Sunday Street - Mark Olson & Gary Louris When the Wind Comes Up - Mark Olson & Gary Louris Growin' Trade - Levon Helm Home I'll Never Be (acoustic version) - The Low Anthem If I Were a Carpenter - Sweet Tea Storm Passing Over - Evangelist Sister Myrtle Miller As always: -On the air from 6 to 8 p.m. Sundays on 105.5 and 102.1 FM in the northern Adirondacks -On the Web at www.tendollarradioshow.com -On e-mail at tendollarradio@gmail.com (Painting by Peter Seward of Lake Placid - see more here) Comments[2] |

