Tonight, Torch & Twang plays tribute to Michigan music. Nothing but the Mitten for the first two hours! Tonight’s featured artist is Jeremy Quentin, better known as Small Houses!
Playlist:
Link Wray- Rawhide- T&T Intro
Andy and the Pandys- Detroit City- Drink Up, Weary Soul
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Bennett- Days Are Running- A Brand New Start
Nathan K.- Leave Them- Dishes
Petal Shop- We Went A Walkin’- City Hymns Read More…
Tonight, Torch and Twang brings you some old favorites, a few song you may have never heard and a ton of Michigan artists!
Playlist:
Link Wray- Rawhide- T&T Intro
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David Ramirez- Stick Around- Apologies
Israel Nash Gripka- Drown- Barn Doors & Concrete Floors
Langhorne Slim- Cinderella- Be Set Free
The Be Good Tanyas- Lakes of Pontchartain- Blue Horse
Dead Man Winter- Nicotine- Bright Lights Read More…
Tonight on T&T we bring you all the usual Americana favorites, talk about a few killer shows happening in the Mitten, and play some new music from Steve Martin, Nora Jane Struthers, Deadstring Brothers and more!
The playlist:
Link Wray- Rawhide- T&T Intro
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Ben Sollee- DIY- Half-Made Man
Caitlin Rose- Everywhere I Go- The Stand-In
The Steel Wheels- Kiss Me Like A Stranger- No More Rain
Punch Brothers- New York City- Who’s Feeling Young Now? Read More…
Impact 89FM was fortunate enough to sit down with the immensely talented Frontier Ruckus. Read More…
The Loft in Lansing, MI is where the Impact 89FM recently celebrated their 24th Birthday with Wayne Szalinski, The Lansing Unionized Vaudeville Spectacle, and Frontier Ruckus. There was great Lansing bred music, good beer, plenty of dancing, and hugs among friends. The Impact was lucky enough to have photographer and all around heartthrob Matt Radick there to document the shenanigans. Look at all of these great shots! Read More…
This being the first album review for The Impacts’s new blog, there wasn’t any previous format for me to go off of. Being overwhelmed with the idea of all the possibilities or lack there of that came to my mind, I decided to just get the ball rolling. I loaded indie folk-country band Frontier Ruckus’s newest album Eternity of Dimming onto my iPod and took a nice little Sunday stroll, letting the inspiration come to me.
This months featured artist is Frontier Ruckus! Check out our content of them by clicking the Read More button.
2/1/13 Concert at The Loft
Our 24th birthday bash couldn’t have had a better headliner. Long-time friends Frontier Ruckus played a wonderful homecoming set and had us along for the ride. Catch a couple tracks from their new double album, Eternity of Dimming.
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Dana Kirk from Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering talked about the university’s plans for an anaerobic digester to aid in creating renewable engergy that can be utilized by MSU.
Mark Fain, frontman of the Ann-Arbor based band Gun Lake, spoke about his band and the concert they along with Frontier Ruckus and Gifts or Creatures will be performing at the Loft Friday May 4th.
Dean of the College of Education Don Heller discussed the rising costs, student loans, and other issues regarding higher education.
Phil Gardener, Director of MSU’s Collegiate Employment and Research Institute, spoke about the current job market for college graduates.
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The Ron Paul rally is recapped. The band “East Harvest” performs in studio. Former MSU band “Frontier Ruckus” is highlighted.
An interview with Mohammed Khalil of the Department of Religious Studies and Frank Ravitch of the Department of Law discuss the role of religion in politics.
Michigan Storytelling features Mary Quade.
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