The Kitchen Sink

The Kitchen Sink presents, in the spirit of Mr. George Carlin, a raunchy, bawdy and, really, very funny episode for your listening pleasure.

If this isn't one of the most musically suggestive shows you've ever listened to...well then I worry about you.

Our belated 4th of July episode celebrating America and, above all things, her independent spirit...with lots of songs about SEX...all sorts of fun, naughty and kinky sex. It's perfect for the internet!!!

Desperation Squad (desperationsquad.com)
Frank Zappa Tim Curry
Liz Phair
Parliament
The Rolling Stones
The Pandoras
The Pretenders
Soundgarden
Lene Lovich
Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
A very special appearance by the late, great George Carlin
...and the ever popular much, much more.

While not as bad as you're probably thinking...this show is explicit and not for kids, hell, it may not be for some adults.

So if you dare...

An episode of 80's music commemorating the 25th Anniversary of my high-school graduation in June of 1983.

All your favorites from the eighties are here...

Van Halen
Queen
Sparks
Violent Femmes
Motley Crue
The Go-Go's
Cyndi Lauper

...but you know how we like to do things. You may think you know but you don't know.

So come hop into that time-machine with The Kitchen Sink and, from the very first note, get transported back.

Where's the beef? Where it always is...right here on The Kitchen Sink.

Quite simply put...some of the best LIVE music ever recorded!!

Aretha Franklin / The J. Geils Band
Dead Can Dance / The Bar-Kays
The Blues Brothers / Joe Jackson
Heart / David Johansen
Alice In Chains / The Pat Travers Band
Cheap Trick / Marvin Gaye
The Doors / Paul Simon

Always the best mix, the most diverse mix, of music you will hear anywhere!!

The Kitchen Sink goes country...and gets a case of the blues!

Hey, judge for yourself, but we think you'll find this latest episode to be just more proof that at The Kitchen Sink, it's all about the music.

Still the best mix, still the most diverse mix, of music you will hear anywhere. Music for those who like it ALL!

Desperation Squad (desperationsquad.com)
Long John Baldry
Mr. Albert King
Junior Brown
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Led Zeppelin
The Young Fresh Fellows
Heart
CSN&Y
Primus
Ike & Tina Turner...and a whole lot more!!!

Also, the 1st person to CORRECTLY identify the titles of the LAST THREE (3) SONGS will win a prize (and yes, you will like it)!!

Your comments (and answers to the quiz) are welcome and encouraged at kitchensinkradio@yahoo.com.

Christopher @ The Kitchen Sink

ANOTHER CLASSIC FROM THE ARN SERIES:

Mr. Willie Cash joins me in-studio for a chat, for a sit down and to play some acoustic songs from his WEST COAST COUNTRY cd.

I want you to check him out online at, www.williecash.com and www.myspace.com/williecash. Purchase his music, check out his friends but above all...SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL MUSIC SCENE!

Spring has sprung in southern California and along with the usual blooming of the flowers comes reason for celebration as we not only shed our winter coat but pause for just a moment of self-indulgence as THE KITCHEN SINK TURNS TWO YEARS OLD!

We've decided to dig deep and come up with our own sort of "spring cleaning" to mark the occasion. So put on your party hats, pop the top of a cold one, break out the mop and bucket and get ready to scrub hard because by the time this episode is over you'll be feeling more than a little bit dirty.

Don't be fooled. The flyer is the only "explicit" thing about this anniversary show. On March 20th, the Iraq War turns five years old and I could think of no better way to celebrate this date then to take a look back, to have a rememberance, if you will, of how we got to be where we are...good, bad and ugly.

The Abe Lincoln Story (www.soulpunkswing.com)
Sinead O'Connor Black Sabbath Fluke Laurie Anderson
Midnight Oil Jefferson Airplane Tom Waits
Metallica Robert Palmer U2 Blind Faith
Squirrel Nut Zippers...and the usual much, more more.

Another big file here so if you have ANY issues at all...PLEASE drop me a line so I can tend to immediately.

Audio clips used during this episode can be found at the following:
http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/btw/watch.html

Another Roller Derby night here in southern California so I figured I'd pull one out of the archives for your. One for the LA Derby Dolls...and the rest of you lovely rollergirls all around the world.

An episode "inspired" by the local (LA,OC & IE) talent featuring:

Blood, Sweat & Tears
AC/DC
Rick James (bitch!)
The Romantics
Blondie
The Eagles
Iggy Pop

If there's a roller derby league in your town, you owe it to yourself to check it out. Unless you're a big fraidy-cat that is...in which case we have former senator John Blutarsky with a personal challenge to you.

www.derbydolls.com/la
www.ocrollergirls.com
www.myspace.com/iedd

THE WHOLE GODDAMN THING!! All 85+ minutes of it.

A massive 23-song collection of music for Valentine's Day and lovers everywhere.

This one's a doozy folks so be prepared to be put through the emotional wringer. Something for everyone with this episode of The Kitchen Sink.

John Lennon, Etta James, Tom Waits, The Police, The Pretenders, Liz Phair, Joe Jackson, Al Green, Jefferson Starship, X and a whole lot more.

An oldie but a goodie from June of 2007 (@ 28 mins) and newly remixed for a cleaner sound.

How do I put this delicately...boy did this show end up sounding like it came from someone who hates the cops (which I do not). Hey, I'm just being honest with you. I went where the music took me and this was the end result.

Dr. Dre
N.W.A.
Peter Gabriel
Junior Brown
Cheap Trick
...along with a bunch of audio clips that will have you smiling.

Look, just give a listen and, please, let me know what you think.

Christopher @ The Kitchen Sink

After nearly two months adrift, THE KITCHEN SINK has
returned with a 47 minute whopper of an episode all about helping you stay focused on the task at hand this upcoming year and for good,
bad or ugly, letting go and giving yourself a break!

You've got 11+ months left in the 2008, so you better
pay attention to what's in front of you and quit
worrying about what's in the rear-view.

Still the best mix, the most diverse mix, of music you
will hear anywhere, if you think anything has
changed...think again.

Still looking out for your entertainment dollar.
Still bawdy, still raunchy and still throwing more
hooks at you than Smokin' Joe Frazier!!

THANK YOU for your patience and for logging back on to
your one stop music shop. MUSIC FOR THOSE WHO LIKE IT
ALL!!!

Christopher @ The Kitchen Sink

Just when you thought it was safe...great, a "Sesame Street" episode (@ 28 minutes). Info yet again on all you need to know to celebrate the holidays.

The Police
The Pretenders
Lou Reed
Angie Dickinson
Van Halen
Marvin Gaye
(C'mon, where else are you gonna hear Van Halen & Marvin Gaye played in the same set?)
Michelle Shocked

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

Christopher @ The Kitchen Sink