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Here's where you get the play lists and other information you've heard on
THE BONEYARD music and variety radio program
heard every Tuesday morning from 6:30 to 10am on WNTI fm.
Use the handy buttons to navigate. More buttons will be added in time.
Soon to come will be archived interviews, news rants and links.
Use your back button in your browser to return to the Kings home page.
Use the menu to navigate through THE BONEYARD UNIVERSE
(Please expand in your browser if it looks funny!)
And, as always, our bed music is Ernest Ranglin's, "Below The Bassline" Island 314-524-299-2
and we finish with Julie Millers "Last Song" from "Blue Pony" Hightone HCD 8079
and Lord Buckley's "People" from "His Royal Hipness" Discovery 71001

I've finally gotten around to adding a links page. Click on the steaming coffee cup to get there.

HERE'S THE LINKS(click on the cup silly.)

 

 

I've posted the transcript of Courtney Love's speech to the
Digital Hollywood Online Entertainment Conference, given in New York on May 16.
I was never impressed by Courtney before but I am now!
Click on the Globe Head to read her take on Napster, MP3 and the Music Business in general.

 

WNTI is now archiving all play lists. Just click on the magic ball and then scroll down from the current play list to the Boneyard play list -

I have recently been to India and it has been suggested that I publish my travel journal from the trip so I have decided to have a go at it. Those of you who don't know who I am, here's a brief introduction. My name is Tim Carbone and I've been a DJ on WNTI for around 8 years. I've hosted THE BONEYARD for 5 years and it's been alot of fun. I'm a musician who plays in a band called Kings In Disguise and also the Blue Sparks From Hell. I'm also a studio musician and I've played on albums by the Bobby Syvarth Combo, Laurie Cagno and many others (too many to name). I've had songs in movies("Can't Buy Me Love", "Big Eden") and I've played on commercials (Pam; I think it's on TV now). My main instrument is violin but I also play guitar, piano and harmonica. So now you know a bit about me. I was invited to join the band the "Dharma Bums" on a tour of India. We were to play a series of "World Festivals of Sacred Music's" put on by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. This makes sense because the bands music is basically "Buddha Gospel". Click on the flag of India to read the journal. I will continue to add more pages each week until it is all up. There should be around 30 pages in total.

Send me your feedback and suggestions.

Click here to see my Heroes....

 





 


 

HERE'S SOME OF MY HEROES


This, of course, is Duke Ellington. My favorite quote of his is, "There's only two kinds of music in the world. Good and bad."
Of course we only play the former of the two on the Boneyard. (Thanks to Legacy Records for the photo.)


This is XTC (Colin Moulding on the left and Andy Partridge on the right.) They used to have a brilliant guitarist named Dave Gregory , but he and Andy had a spat (Andy can be a prick) and that is no more. They came out of the Punk  movement from England in the 70's. Go to this site and you'll find everything you ever wanted to know about these guys.
http://www.chalkhills.org/

John Lennon perhaps made the greatest impact on modern music and culture in general of any human since Leonardo DiVinci. Am I a fan or what? Go to theses sites to learn more. http://www.instantkarma.com/                    john.htm

 



One of America's most admired and frequently performed composers, John Adams was born February 15, 1947 in Worcester, Massachusetts. His Violin Concerto is amazing! Mr. Adams is my favorite living American composer. Go here if you'd like to learn more about this extraordinary artist. http://www.earbox.com/