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Devon E. Levins
Soundtrack music from the first talking picture onwards. If it was written to accompany images on a screen, we'll play it. Popcorn optional.
9/5/10 2:00 PM ET
8/22/10: Thunderstorms in the Forecast
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8/15/10: All Music From Films of 1969 This Week
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7/25/10: How I Spent My Summer Vacation
My summer plans didn't exactly go the way I had hoped. Fortunately I have been able to catch up on a lot of films, tv series and the like over the past few weeks. This week's show is dedicated to the best music from the good, the bad and the ugly from such viewings...
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7/24/10 9:07 PM ET
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Heatwave!
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7/18/10 10:50 PM ET
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Will Gregory of Goldfrapp on Morricone Youth!
For more than a decade Goldfrapp, Allison Goldfrapp and Will Gregory, has been one of the U.K.’s most innovative and successful musical groups. Over the course of their six award winning albums, Goldfrapp has forged an international reputation for invention - seamlessly combining elements of film scores, electronics, disco, glam rock and folk into music of incredible style, wit and sensuality.
Tune in Sunday, July 11 at 2 p.m. for a very special session of Morricone Youth, during which Mr. Will Gregory will chat with DJ Gray Dolores - a.k.a. Misty Roses’ chanteuse, Robert Conroy - about Mr. Gregory’s favorite movie scores and composers, and the impact soundtracks have had on Goldfrapp’s music.
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7/8/10 9:25 PM ET
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Happy Father's Day!
This week's installment is dedicated to Dads everywhere! 
June 6, 2010: Africa/Safari Edition
Check the 6/6/10 archives for our OST tribute to South Africa, the host of the 2010 World Cup and the incredible country we just visited last month!
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6/20/10 11:32 AM ET
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May 30, 2010: Joe McGinty & Ward White on M.Youth
McGinty & White are Loser's Lounge impresario Joe McGinty,
and singer/songwriter Ward White.
Their debut collaborative album, McGinty & White Sing Selections
From The McGinty & White Songbook,
has received widespread critical praise, was recently named one of the
five best albums of 2009
by New York Press (JR Taylor), and has been included on 2009 'Best Of'
lists by Limewire and
Lucid Culture. M&W have been featured on WFMU and East Village
Radio, and appear regularly as
musical guests for Upright Citizens Brigade. McGinty & White will
accompany Wreckless Eric &
Amy Rigby on a string of Northeast tour dates in June of 2010.
The two will first be spending an hour with our pals Ed and Gaz of Atlantic Tunnel, the amazing show on before ours from noon to 2 pm. Then Joe and Ward will stick around for the next two hours discussing their new album and spinning some of their favorite film music. Expect some great stuff! Loser's Lounge are notorious for presenting amazing tributes to composers which have included Henry Mancini, Serge Gainsbourg and John Barry, amongst others.
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5/28/10 12:27 PM ET
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May 9th: Lapis Lazuli (aka Kurt Wolf) on M. Youth!
 On Morricone Youth, this Sunday May 9 -
join DJ Gray Dolores as he converse with and spins the music by and
favorite soundtrack selections of Lapis Lazuli!
Lapis Lazuli is a solo instrumental project written, produced, and performed by Kurt Wolf on laptop, guitar, and analog synth.
Kurt
Wolf is known for his contributions to downtown noise rock acts Pussy
Galore, Boss Hog, Loudspeaker, Emma Peel, Foetus Inc.
Kurt Wolf was given the name by his good friends Antony and the Johnsons, hence the brand.
Lapis
Lazuli music exists in kind of a parallel universe were soundtrack
composers dominate the later part of the 20th century musical landscape.
A
warped vision of what music from the era may have sounded like minus
the utopian hippy hegemony of the late sixties and early seventies.
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5/7/10 12:27 AM ET
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RIP Lynn Redgrave
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5/6/10 8:40 PM ET
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Ladies Choice: Rene Curates M.Youth on 5/2/10
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4/29/10 12:13 PM ET
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April 25, 2010: Rene's Birthday Show
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4/27/10 3:57 PM ET
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Spring Fever!
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4/3/10 3:44 PM ET
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John Epperson/Lypsinka vs. M. Youth - The Rematch
John Epperson/Lypsinka vs. Morricone Youth - The Rematch
This past November the fabulous Mr. John Epperson visited Morricone Youth and chatted with DJ Gray Dolores about films, film music, drag, drag queens and his ultra-glamorous-monstrous-alter ego, the mighty Lypsinka.
In fact Gray Dolores and he had such a good time and spent so much time yakking, the two were only spin a smidgen of the horde of brilliant/obscure soundtracks LP's Mr. Epperson brought to the station.
A rematch was threatened and said rematch is on!
Join Mr. Epperson and Gray Dolores as they spin a musical web of soundtrack glamour, terror, thrills and chills - this Sunday, March 14 from 2 to 4 p.m. (EST)
(And make sure to check out Mr. Epperson in concert at the world famous Birdland - as part of the Broadway at Birdland series - Sunday, March 21 at 6 p.m.!
JOHN EPPERSON IN CONCERT: AN EVENING WITH LYPSINKA’S MAID
Jim Caruso is proud to announce that John Epperson will be in concert at Birdland on Sunday, March 21 at 6pm. This event is part of the Broadway at Birdland concert series, showcasing stars and composers from the Great White Way.
In a rare New York appearance, John Epperson (The Artist Principally Known As Lypsinka) appears as himself – without ladies’ finery – at the piano, singing in his own voice, and sharing an anecdotal interview with host Jim Caruso. The evening promises to be a combination of a Victor Borge presentation, crossed with an “Inside The Actors Studio” discussion. Epperson will share with the audience some of his favorite songs from the worlds of theatre, movies and pop. If you miss this show, you’ll have to answer to Lypsinka!
John Epperson In Concert: An Evening With Lypsinka’s Maid
Sunday, March 21 at 6pm
Broadway at Birdland
315 West 44 Street, NYC
212-581-3080
Cover: $25, $35 with $10 food/drink minimum per person
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3/11/10 8:27 AM ET
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Oscar Pre-Party this Sun March 7th 2-4pm EST
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3/5/10 2:54 AM ET
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OSTs by Artists Seen Live in NYC Recently
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3/2/10 10:36 AM ET
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Steven Severin on Morricone Youth February 21st
Steven Severin on Morricone Youth, Sunday February 21, 2 - 4 pm EST
Steven
Severin first came to prominence as the bassist for Siouxsie and The
Banshees, who emerged from the London punk scene in 1976 and went on to
be one of the most iconic and influential British rock bands of all
time. Along with core members Siouxsie Sioux and Budgie, Severin
co-wrote and co-recorded eleven albums whose impact on subsequent
generations of musicians still reverberates today. Since The Banshees'
dissolution in 1996, Severin has continued to make a name for himself
as a composer of music for theatre and dance companies as well as film
soundtracks including the infamously banned "Visions of Ecstasy." Tune
in this Sunday, February 21 at 2 p.m. EST for a special
installment of Morricone Youth, as DJ Gray Dolores (Misty Roses
vocalist Robert Conroy) chats with Steven Severin regarding his music,
his favorite soundtracks and their influence on his work with Siouxsie
and the Banshees and as a solo artist.
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2/15/10 1:26 AM ET
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Happy Valentine's Day xoxo Devon E. and Rene T.
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2/14/10 3:40 PM ET
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New Show Time SUNDAYS 2 - 4 pm EST
MORRICONE YOUTH has moved to a new time. We can now be heard live on ON ANY SUNDAY afternoon from 2-4 pm EST! 
2010
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1/30/10 5:44 AM ET
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End of the Decade
Grey Dolores is on the decks this weekend and then we will do an end of the decade show on 12/26.
Just Gimmie Indie Rock! OSTs from the 90s - 2000s
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12/14/09 12:39 AM ET
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MORRICONE III: Ennio Morricone's Birthday Show
Tune into your source for all things soundtrack, Morricone Youth,
on East Village Radio this Saturday from 10 p.m. to midnight ET, for
Morricone Youth's third annual tribute to the namesake of the show,
Ennio Morricone.
Considered as one of the most influential
film composers of all time, composing for over 500 films and selling
over 40 million records worldwide, Morricone wrote the film scores to
such classics as Sergio Leone's Spaghetti Westerns including "The Good,
The Bad & The Ugly" (1966), John Carpenter's remake of "The Thing"
(1982), Brian De Palma's "The Untouchables" (1987)
and Guiseppe Tornarore's "Cinema Paradiso" (1988). Il Maestro turns
81 on Tuesday and doesn't appear to be easing up on his workload
purportedly turning down composing Quentin Tarantino's most recent film
"Inglorious Bastards" to focus on two more for Tornatore, "Baaria" and
"Leningrad." Host Devon E. Levins will be dedicating an entire two
hours to his music in his honor.
HALLOWEEN III: Season of the Witch on on MYRadio
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11/2/09 10:21 AM ET
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