Saturday October 23rd
Doors 5:00 pm
Music 6:00 pm until Midnight
Tickets $12 advance, $15 day of show
@ Skipper’s Smokehouse
910 Skipper Road, Tampa, 33613

Tickets @ WMNF outlets or WMNF

BANDS ON THE BILL (or so we hope & so they say — ie, subject to change)
Alexander & the Grapes–Indi Rock Roots
Baker Bruce Band–Rock
Briar Hill–Rock/Americana
Charlie Souza & The New Tropics–Classic Rock/Jazz Funk/BritPop
Charming Devils–Rock
Experimental Pilot–Rock/Americana
Hat Trick Heroes—Rock
Kore–Rock/Alternative/Punk
Phillip and Mike Band—Acoustic/Rock
Ricky Wilcox and the Moonsnakes–Ameripowerpopicana
Sandy Atkinson & The True Loves–Blues
Steve Connelly and the Lesser Gods–Neo folk pop rock
Steve Vaclavik and The Woeful Ones–Twang Rock
The Punctual Hippies–Acoustic/Americana
Too Many Subplots–Powerpop/Rock
The Loving Thorns–Rock/Americana
Will Quinlan–Americana/Folk-rock

Set times & websites links coming soon.

Everyone gets lucky sometimes. This is one show that’s gonna “feel so good and so free and so right, we aint never gonna change our minds about it.”

If you want to submit your music for consideration, email an mp3 (jessicas@swopelaw.com) or mail a CD (Atten: Jessie, 1234 E. 5th Avenue, Tampa, FL 33605). Go on…do it now…while you’re thinking about it.

This project was inspired by local bands who have recently produced songs about the Gulf oil disaster and the West Virginia mining accident. Songs may cover a variety of contemporary subjects — social, political, environmental. Submission deadline is September 7, 2010.

More info about this project is here

BAAMO is ready to listen to everything you’ve got for our (as yet untitled) 2011 Compilation CD. This time, we’re only accepting submissions through Sonicbids — but with the low, low submission fee of $2.00 per song. For the record, 100% of the $2/song stays with Sonicbids to cover their hosting and administrative costs.

Deadline for submissions is September 23, 2010.

BAAMO’s last two comp CDs, Cheatin’ Heart: Tales of Lives & Love” (released in 2008) and Tales of Lust & Longing (2009) both topped the charts at WMNF 88.5 FM in Tampa. But each also garnered airplay across the country and the world…from Australia to Anchorage to San Francisco to San Antonio to Austin to Asheville to the Big Apple to Holland, Brussels, Germany and France.

For the 2011 release, BAAMO will hire at least one promoter to help get airplay and press and anything else we can think of. And we really do need a catchy title soon so feel free to let those ideas rip, too.

All the details are here. Sonicbids would like us to remind you that “if you are not a Sonicbids member and want to submit, click the link above and sign-up for the Sonicbids Combo Package (includes your submission AND a discounted Sonicbids membership). If you are already a Sonicbids member, log in to your Sonicbids account and visit the Promoter Drop Box to submit.” Hummm…wonder what Promoter Drop Box is? Does that mean we get old tennis shoes and chipped china?

If you’re not in the Sonicbids community, you can sign up for a two-week trial membership and be out only, well, $2.00 for your song…or $4.00 if you max out and submit two.

We are very, very happy to be working on another compilation CD. We plan to spend money on promotion. While we’ll sell CDs and put the songs on every digital distribution service, we also plan to give it away, all of it. Our goal is to get the rest of the country and the world listening to the music we are fortunate enough to hear everyday in our own backyard.

Indigenous rules. Send us your indigenous best.

Since Soncibids seems to have edited our info, here’s everything there is to know, to date, about this project (and yes, there’s some repetition):

1. Theme: Road trip/driving/cars/journeys.

2. BAAMO compilation CDs feature Tampa Bay artists. BAAMO considers the Tampa Bay area to extend from Sarasota County north to Hernando County.

3. Submission deadline is September 23, 2010. We expect to release the CD in March 2011.

4. Artists may submit up to two original songs for consideration through SonicBids ($2 per song).

5. Each submission must include an mp3 of the song and lyrics. Demos are fine but that should be clearly noted. NO song can be considered without lyrics. If a demo is selected we do not guarantee that the finished song will be used. Directly or indirectly, concretely or abstractly, lyrics should have some correspondence with the theme.

6. All styles and genres are welcome. The primary purpose of this CD is to garner radio airplay; artists should ponder the implications of this goal when submitting songs in excess of five minutes or songs featuring extended jams or songs with FCC violations (and without radio edits or the potential for radio edits). Because this CD is intended for airplay we will not include any songs with FCC violations. But we love nasty songs.

7. If the song is selected, the band must allow BAAMO to both physically publish the song on the CD and also release the song for digital download. BAAMO will retain earnings (if any) from physical or digital release to fund future compilation projects. BAAMO will offer all songs for free on our website and also distribute physical and digital thru CD Baby and or other avenues of distribution.

8. If the song is selected, artist agrees to make every possible effort to play the CD Release Show, which is also a fund-raiser for BAAMO, likely to be held in April 2011.

9. The 2011 compilation CD will be mailed to at least 300 radio stations plus print and internet media outlets across the US, Canada and Europe. BAAMO intends to again hire at least one professional radio promotion company to help increase airplay and exposure for Tampa Bay artists on the record.

10. Previously released BAAMO CDs include “Tales of Drink and Debauchery” and “Tales of Lust and Longing” have garnered air-play locally (Top 10 WMNF year end chart), nationally and internationally.

If you’d prefer to stream from our server, check out the HomeMade Player in the Right sidebar of this page or just click any of the songs below to play or download individual tracks:

Zillionaire – Three Ghosts

The Rubensteins – The Subject Is Love

Steve Vaclavik – The Roof Needs More

Ronny Elliott – Nothing About Heartache

Parson Brown Band – Deepwater

Papos Frassica – Precious Loss

Maggie DiPietra – Nebraska Avenue

King of Spain – Decades

Jim Morey Band – Nothing but love

David Kirby – I Am The Sea

Candy Bars – Violets

Bob Anthony – Book of Tides

Linda & Darlin – A Love Like You

Judy Tamp & Bunk Squad (feat Ronny Elliot) – Only The Shadow Knows

John Clark – Victory Song

Emily Roff – Addiction

On Saturday, June 12, Homemade take place from 9AM to 6PM at the Ybor Room – Hillsborough Community College Ybor Campus and CL Space. Saturday’s daytime schedule presents the majority of workshops and features the live music on the WMNF Saturday Folk Show stage and retail vendors at our Saturday Music Market in the HCC Ybor Courtyard.

On Saturday evening, June 12, Homemade presents a multi-venue local music showcase at locations throughout Ybor City. Venues include New World Brewery, CL Space, the Ybor Square Courtyard, and The Roosevelt. Highlights include Candy Bars and King of Spain at New World Brewery, Cosmic Gospel Hour and November Foxtrot Whiskey at CL Space, our producer’s battle at The Roosevelt, and site-specific sound installation in the Ybor Square Courtyard.

On Sunday, June 13, Homemade presents Music and Meat, a singer/songwriters showcase and BBQ in the Ybor Square Courtyard from 12PM to 5 PM. Workshops will also be held on Sunday in CL Space, including our State of the Scene town hall meeting on the state of the music community in Tampa Bay.

There are also a number of special events programmed during the week leading up to the Symposium, including a Demo Listening Party on June 9, Tips on Live Performance June 10, and INTERSection Arts Networking, our new networking series for the creative industries, on June 11.

Highlights of the Symposium include:
Launch of our Listen Local campaign, aimed at elevating the support of local music to the same level of consciousness that eating local food and supporting local businesses have attained. The first project of Listen Local will provide a platform for local businesses to use local music in their establishments.

Live teleconference with Bob Boilen, creator and director of NPR’s All Songs Considered.

The Building Tampa Bay as a Music Community panel brings together the public and private sectors to engage in a discussion about how we can make Tampa Bay the next great destination for music.

Homemade presents nearly twenty hours of workshops and panel discussions on topics such as DIY recording, maximizing social media, electronic press kits, and a conversation with area music critics.

SCHEDULE

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9
Demo Listening Party
Tre Amici, 1907 N 19th St
7PM – 9PM
Free and open to the public
Submit a demo song for a chance to be included in a live, interactive review session with some of the Tampa Bay area’s leading music professionals, bloggers, and critics.

THURSDAY, JUNE 10
Tips on Recording Live Performance
Mainstage Theatre – HCC Ybor Campus, 2112 N 15th St
7:30PM – 10PM
Free and open to the public

Keith Arsenault, theatre manager and recording engineer, offers tips and advice on maximizing quality of live digital recording. Featuring performances by Bunko Squad, Cosmic Gospel Hour, Ronny Elliott, Christie Lenee, and John Stephan.

FRIDAY, JUNE 11
INTERSECTION Arts Networking Event
‘Listen Local’ Campaign Launch
Don Vicente Inn, 1915 N Ave Republica De Cuba
6PM – 9PM
Free and open to the public

Debut of a new series of networking events designed to spur collaboration amongst Tampa Bay’s creative industries. Come out and network with other local musicians, music professionals, designers, filmmakers, artists, writers, and business owners. Featuring the launch of our ‘Listen Local’ campaign, a partnership with the Urban Charette and members of the Tampa Independent Business Alliance aimed at providing a platform for local businesses to use local music. Light hors d’oeuvres and cash bar.

SATURDAY, JUNE 12
Saturday Music Market 10AM – 4PM
Ybor Courtyard – HCC Ybor Campus, 2001 N 14th St
Featuring the WMNF Saturday Folk Show stage and music industry vendors

Music Industry Workshops 11AM – 6PM
Ybor Room – HCC Ybor Campus, 2001 N 14th St

9AM Saturday Morning Cartoons
Coffee and pastries from Tre Amici and a screening of SOBE project cartoons with sound recordings from the New World Symphony

10AM Breakfast with Bob Boilen
Live teleconference with Bob Boilen, creator and director of NPR’s All Songs Considered
Bob offers insights from and reflections on the new curatorial role of the blog network

11AM Meet the Press: Music Critics and Bloggers Sound Off
Leilani Polk (Creative Loafing), REAX Magazine, Curtis Ross (Tampa Tribune), Julie Garisto (TBT), Bryan Childs (ninebullets.net), Jason Green (Wednesday Music)

12PM Broadcast or Bust: Radio and TV Panel
Mark Thorn (Studio 10), 97X, Lee Courtney (WMNF)

1PM Building Tampa as a Music Community – Keynote Panel
Peter Kageyama – Moderator (Creative Cities Productions), Linda Saul-Sena (Tampa City Council), Tony Michaelides, Ryan Murphy (No Idea Records, Harvest of Hope Co-Founder)

2PM How to Get the Most Out of a Studio Session
Brian Merrill (Studio B), John Stephan (Springs Theatre), Mark Prator (Red Room Recorders), Tom Morris (Morrisound Studios)

3PM In Vogue: Taking Publicity Photos
Jessie Stehlik (Stehlik Photography), Carrie Waite (Carrie Waite Photography), Nicole Kibert (elawgrrl.com)

4PM Record Labels and Promoters Panel
Joe D’Acunto (THX MGMT), Matt E Lee (BrokenMold Entertainment), Keith Ulrey (New Granada Records), Ryan Murphy (No Idea Records)

5PM Music Law and Licensing in the Digital Age
Julee Milham (EMusicLaw.com), Tom Stottlar (Good Dog Records)

CL Space, 1300 E 8th Ave Suite W200

2PM Managing your Merch
Nate Murray (Merchline)

3PM Friendbase to Fanbase: Making the Most of Social Media
Stephen Hammill (Creative Loafing), Chandra Lee (Hanger 1 Media), Amanda Allwood (CBS Radio), Amber Osborne (missdestructo.com), Tony Weinbender (Southern Lovin’ PR, No Idea Records)

4PM DIY Recording
Stephen Hammill (Creative Loafing), Shawn Kyle (Speakeasy Recording Studio, The Beauvilles), Alastair St. Hill

5PM Beyond the Backpack: TampaHipHop.com Workshop
Durium Jones aka Young Deacon – Moderator (TampaBayHipHop.com)

SATURDAY, JUNE 12
Homemade Music Symposium Showcase Concerts 8PM – 1AM
$12 all-access pass, individual venues vary

Ybor Square Courtyard, 1911 N 19TH St – Free
Artists and Writers Group Sonic Departures: Avant Garde Interludes

CL Space, 1911 N 19TH St – $5
BrokenMold Entertainment Showcase
November Foxtrot Whiskey, The Jim Morey Band, Florida Night Heat, and Cosmic Gospel Hour

New World Brewery, 1313 E 8th Ave – $8
New Granada Records Showcase
Candy Bars, Zillionaire, King of Spain, and Rec Center

The Roosevelt, 1812 15th St N – $5
Beat-Off, featuring original mixes based on the Homemade Music Symposium 2010 Compilation Album

SUNDAY, JUNE 13
Music and Meat 12PM – 5PM
Ybor Square Courtyard, 1300 E 8th Ave
Free and open to the public

Featuring the Homemade Music Symposium Sunday Showcase and BBQ, including music from Ronny Elliott, Rebekah Pulley, Emily Roff, Bunko Squad, and much more.

Music Industry Workshops 12PM – 4PM
Free and open to the public

CL Space, 1300 E 8th Ave Suite W200
12PM Electronic Press Kit and Media Design
Hanger 1 Media, REAX Music Magazine

1PM Getting Out of the Garage: DIY Tour Management
Jesse Rosoff (Monster Nature Agency), Shawn Kyle (The Beauvilles), Ryan Murphy (Harvest of Hope, No Idea Records)

2PM Talking to the Sound Guy
Mark Bustin (New World Brewery), Fraggle (Crowbar)

3PM State of the Scene
Special town-hall meeting to discuss pertinent issues in the Tampa Bay area music scene

What the people had to say about Homemade Music Symposium 2009:

A “quirky mix of homegrown musical talent and international business gurus” that is “heavy in top-rate shows” – National Geographic Traveler

“An utterly exhaustive list of all the tools you need to launch yourself into superstardom. Just don’t forget about the little people who got you there” – Creative Loafing

“Well worth it for local musicians to roll out of bed at the crack of midday” – Tampa Tribune

“Giving aspiring Tampa Bay area musicians an opportunity to learn the ins and outs of just what exactly is going on in the fluctuating music industry these days” – REAX Music Magazine

The symposium is organized by the Artists and Writers Group in partnership with Hillsborough Community College-Ybor City Campus. Bay Area Arts and Music Organization (BAAMO) and Ybor City Development Corporation are also partners. Other sponsors include Creative Loafing, REAX Magazine, WMNF, the Roosevelt, and New World Brewery.

The Homemade Music Symposium is a project of the Artists and Writers Group, Inc, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Tampa, Florida. Our mission is to celebrate and incubate the Tampa Bay area cultural community through programs that provide educational and exhibition opportunities for artists, writers and musicians. Headquartered in Ybor City, we serve as a logistical resource for the arts in Tampa Bay, developing our community by helping turn creative concepts into realities. In addition to the creation of Homemade, our programs also include a major role in the award-winning Ybor Festival of the Moving Image and Deep Carnivale, Tampa’s premiere literature festival.

For general inquiries please contact T. Hampton Dohrman 813.784.2972 thdohrman@gmail.com or David Audet daudet@hccfl.edu, Hillsborough Community College-Ybor City Campus.

The list of the Most Played Albums in 2009 was released on December 15 and BAAMO is honored, humbled and a tiny bit shocked to see in black & white the level of airplay for our 2009 compilation, “Tales of Lust and Longing.” Even better, five BAAMO-promoted artists also made the list. See all the results below.

RANK/ARTIST/LABEL/Number of spins in 2009
1) Various Artists – Tales of Lust and Longing – BAAMO (136)

2) Sarah Borges and the Broken Singles – The Stars Are Out – Sugar Hill (86)

3) M. Ward – Hold Time – Merge (73)

4) Wilco – Wilco (the Album )- Nonesuch (71)

5) Cracker – Sunrise in the Land of Milk and Honey – 429 (69)

6) Avett Brothers – I And Love and You – American (67)

7) Damon Fowler – Sugar Shack – Blind Pig (62)

8) Eilen Jewell – Sea of Tears – Signature Sound (60)

9) Raphael Saadiq – The Way I See It – Columbia (60)

10) Various Artists – Dark Was the Night – 4AD (59)

11) N.A.S.A. – The Spirit of Apollo – ANTI (56)

12) Monsters of Folk – Monsters of Folk – Shangri-La (54)

13) Andrew Bird – The Noble Beast (50)

14) B.C.- Time Capsule – Peripheral (47)

15) Chuck Prophet- !Let Freedom Ring! – Yep Roc (46)

16) Jay-Z – The Blueprint 3 – Atlantic (46)

17) Yeah Yeah Yeahs – It’s Blitz! – Interscope (46)

18) Friendly Fires – Friendly Fires – XL (46)

19) Will Quinlan and the Diviners – Navasota – Ironweed (45)

20) Samantha Crain and the Midnight Shivers – Songs in the Night – Ramseur (45)

21) Dirty Projectors – Bitte Orca – Domino (44)

22) Lady Sovereign – Jigsaw – Midget – (44)

23) Passion Pit – Manners – Frenchkiss (42)

24) Phoenix – Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix – Glassnote (42)

25) The Gourds – Haymaker! – Yep Roc (40)

26) Crystal Castles – Crystal Castles – Last Guy (40)

27) Bob Dylan – Together Through Life – Columbia (39)

28) MGMT – Oracular Spectacular (39)

29) Neko Case – Middle Cyclone – ANTI (38)

30) Jenny Lewis – Acid Tongue (38)

31) Metric – Fantasies – Last Gang (38)

32) Peaches – I Feel Cream – XL (38)

33) Elvis Perkins in Dreamland – EP in Dreamland – XL (37)

34) Rosanne Cash – The List – Manhattan (36)

35) Dave Alvin & the Guilty Women – Dave Alvin & the GW – Yep Roc (35)

36) Buddy and Julie Miller – In Chalk – New West (35)

37) Eels – Hombre Loco – Vagrant (35)

38) Various Artists – Soca Gold 2009 – VP (35)

39) Rebekah Pulley – Back To Boogaloo – Lucky Bird (35)

40) Grizzly Bear – Vectamist Warp (35)

41) Iron and Wine – Around the Well – Sub Pop (35)

42) Santogold – Santogold – Downtown (35)

43) Vampire Weekend – Vampire Weekend – Beggar’s Group (39)

44) Cyril Neville – Brand New Blues – MC (34)

45) Roppongi’s Ace – Into The Night – Self-released (34)

46) Bob Schneider – Lovely Creatures – Shockarama (33)

47) Have Gun Will Travel – Casting Shadows Tall As Giants – HGWT (33)

48) Bob Marley – B Is For Bob – Tuff Gong (33)

49) Beres Hammond – A Moment In Time – VP (32)

50) Steve Earle – Townes – New West (31)

51) Have Gun, Will Travel – Postcards From the Friendly City – HGWT (31)

52) The Soul of John Black – Black John – Electro Groove (31)

53) Animal Collective – Merriwether Post Pavillion – Domino (30)

54) Buckwheat Zydeco – Lay Your Burden Down – Alligator (30)

55) Levon Helm – Electric Dirt – Vanguard (30)

56) Os Mutantes – Haih or Amortecedor – ANTI (30)

57) The Phenomenal Handclap Band – Friendly Fire (30)

58) Rhett Miller – Rhett Miller – Shout!Factory (30)

59) Black Lips – 200 Million Thousand – V (30)

60) Okkervill River – The Stand Ins- Jagiaguwar (30)

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17
Veterans of BAAMO’s Florida Bandango will be happy to know that crowd-favorites The Beauvilles (Tampa) will be playing an official showcase at SXSW for the second year in a row. Catch their set at Barbarella (615 Red River), on Wednesday, March 17 at 9:00 pm. Visit their site for late-breaking day party performance info.

You may remember hearing Nervous Turkey (Tampa) for the first time on BAAMO’s 2008 compilation, “Cheatin’ Heart: Tales of Lies & Love.” Now they’re headed to the Cedar Door (201 Brazos Street) for an official showcase on Wednesday, March 17 at 8:00 pm. Visit their site for additional day party performance info.

Unfortunately, Blind Man’s Colour (St. Petersburg) will not be playing the scheduled showcase. Next year!

And Tampa Bay’s premier music blog, ninebullets.net is hosting an unofficial shindig starting at 6:00 pm at Opas (2050 South Lamar Blvd). Lineup:
06:00 pm – American Aquarium (Raleigh)
07:00 pm – Austin Lucas (Bloomington)
08:00 pm – Kasey Anderson (Portland)
09:00 pm – Glossary (Murfreesboro)
10:00 pm – Joe Pug (Chicago)

THURSDAY, MARCH 18
Tides of Man (Tampa) takes the stage at Emo’s Jr at 11:25 pm.

FRIDAY, MARCH 19
Tampa-based New Granada Records and Team Clermont are joining forces to host a two-day-long day party at the Ghost Room (formerly The Ginger Man, 304 W 4th St), noon to 6:00 pm, both days. Friday line-up:
12:00 pm – Rec Center (Tampa)
01:00 pm – Venice is Sinking (Athens)
02:00 pm – The Tenant (Austin/Orlando)
03:00 pm – Zillionaire (Tampa)
04:00 pm – New Roman Times (Austin)
05:00 pm – The Low Lows (Austin)

The Beauvilles (Tampa) are playing a party hosted by Herman the German at the Rockin’ Tomato (3003 South Lamar). Set starts at 4:00 pm.

Catch Nervous Turkey (Tampa) @ 6:00 pm at 604 E. 6th Street, 2nd Floor…upstairs from Emo’s.

SATURDAY, MARCH 20
New Granada Records/Team Clermont party continues at the Ghost Room (formerly Ginger Man, 304 W 4th St). Saturday line-up:
12:00 pm – Packway Handle Band (Athens)
01:00 pm – Capybara (Kansas City)
02:00 pm – Red Room Cinema (Tampa)
03:00 pm – King of Spain (Tampa)
04:00 pm – Yukon Blonde (Canada)
05:00 pm – Casper & the Cookies (Athens)

And Saturday night is the New Granada Records OFFICIAL SHOWCASE at the Ghost Room from 8:00 pm until 2:00 am. New Granada performing artists include:
08:00 pm – Rec Center (Tampa)
09:00 pm – King of Spain (Tampa)
10:00 pm – Jen Wood (Seattle)
11:00 pm – Zillionaire (Tampa)
12:00 am – New Roman Times (Austin)
01:00 am – The Tenant (Austin/Orlando)

Wow…we have a lot to fill you in on. For a taste of the action, check out our myspace Photo Album (select 2009 Florida Bandango album).

“Tampa Calling” party update via Creative Loafing and John McNicholas’ take on the festivities. Here’s the flicker set from Creative Loafing, too.

Send any links or pix you find to: info@baamo.org

And since a few of you actually asked how, here’s an easy way to donate to BAAMO:

Since our add-date in late April, here’s who we know is enjoying “Tales of Lust & Longing:”

EUROPE
Radio ATL/FM GOUD, Bree, Belgium
RFV, Marmoutier, France
Old Stringhouse Music, Herford, Germany
Radio EVW, Lengerich, Germany
Peel Grass, Venray, The Netherlands
Radio Winschoten, Winschoten, The Netherlands
Town & Country, New Zealand

CANADA
CKMS, Waterloo, Ontario
CFBX, Kamloops, British Columbia

UNITED STATES
KBBI, Homer, AK
KMXT, Kodiak, AK
KRNN/KTOO , Juneau, AK
KTNA, Talkeetna, AK
WMSR, Auburn, AL
KASU, State University, AR
KCSS, Turlock, CA
KKUP, Santa Clara, CA
KZSC, Santa Cruz, CA
KSJD, Mancos, CO
KSUT/KUTE, Ignacio, CO
KUTE, Durango, CO
KVNF, Paonia, CO
WHUS, Higganum, CT
WIKX, Port Charlotte, FL
WMNF, Tampa, FL
KBSU, Boise, ID
WEFT, Champaign, IL
WFHB, Hammond, IN
WHAY, Whitley City, KY
WMKY, Morehead, KY
WERU , East Orland, ME
KAXE, Grand Rapids, MN
KGLT, Bozeman, MT
WKSK, West Jefferson, NC
WFDU, Teaneck, NJ
KCIE, Dulce, NM
KGLP, Gallup, NM
WRUW, Cleveland, OH
KBOO, Portland, OR
KMUN, Astoria, OR
KRVM, Eugene, OR
WSYC, Shippensburg, PA
WXPN, Philadelphia, PA
WETS, Johnson City, TN
KPFT, Houston, TX
KTEP, El Paso, TX
WVLS/WVMR, Monterey, VA
WVTF, Roanoke, VA
WOJB, Hayward, WI
WCHG, Dunmore, WV
WVMR, Dunmore, WV