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RTDS.ca Playlist Mar 13, 2017

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Hey there, until we get back on the air, we’re going to share our unique taste on Spotify, to the world!  Join us for 10 or 11 tracks each week that are rarely heard or under-appreciated these days 🙂  If you don’t use Spotify, check out the SoundsGood playlist above that plays nice with ALL streaming services!

You can find the playlist both here and on our Facebook page at FB.com/RTDS.ca

And PLEASE, if you like or LOVE the music, please head to the artists’ sites and BUY their music.  This playlist is intended to showcase some music flying a bit under the radar, so show the artists some LOVE! <3

Here’s this week’s online playlist:

  • 1
    Sweet Child O’ Mine – Rick Rubin New Mix
    Sheryl Crow
    03:51
  • 2
    Waiting For The Rain
    Manfred Mann’s Earth Band
    06:17
  • 3
    Payin’ The Cost To Be Boss
    Pat Benatar
    03:15
  • 4
    Visa-Vis
    Ben Mink
    05:38
  • 5
    Captured By The Moment
    Steve Perry
    03:48
  • 6
    I’m Not That Man Anymore
    Survivor
    04:46
  • 7
    Bridge of Sighs – 2007 Remaster
    Robin Trower
    05:01
  • 8
    Painted Desert
    Pat Benatar
    05:26
  • 9
    She
    Elvis Costello
    03:07
  • 10
    Heart Full of Soul
    The Yardbirds
    02:27
  • 11
    Ghosts
    Dan Fogelberg
    07:12
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RTDS.ca Playlist Mar 6, 2017

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Hey there, until we get back on the air, we’re going to share our unique taste on Spotify, to the world!  Join us for 10 or 11 tracks each week that are rarely heard or under-appreciated these days 🙂  If you don’t use Spotify, check out the SoundsGood playlist above that plays nice with ALL streaming services!

You can find the playlist both here and on our Facebook page at FB.com/RTDS.ca

And PLEASE, if you like or LOVE the music, please head to the artists’ sites and BUY their music.  This playlist is intended to showcase some music flying a bit under the radar, so show the artists some LOVE! <3

Here’s this week’s online playlist:

  • 1
    East of the Sun, West of the Moon – Deluxe Rock Candy Records
    Wireless, Geddy Lee
    04:17
  • 2
    I’ll Do It
    Pat Benatar
    04:10
  • 3
    When I Dream
    Crystal Gayle
    03:24
  • 4
    Now and Then
    Kenny Loggins
    03:56
  • 5
    Lost In The Sun
    Dan Fogelberg
    03:56
  • 6
    Always Away
    Church of Trees
    05:30
  • 7
    Peacock Tail
    Boards of Canada
    05:24
  • 8
    Rickover’s Dream
    Michael Hedges
    04:24
  • 9
    The Runner – Orchestra Sessions
    Ian Thomas
    04:41
  • 10
    The Cisco Kid
    War
    03:47
  • 11
    Babylon
    Aphrodite’s Child
    02:50
  • 12
    You and I
    Greg Godovitz
    03:34
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RTDS.ca Playlist Feb 27, 2017

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Hey there, until we get back on the air, we’re going to share our unique taste on Spotify, to the world!  Join us for 10 or 11 tracks each week that are rarely heard or under-appreciated these days 🙂  If you don’t use Spotify, check out the SoundsGood playlist above that plays nice with ALL streaming services!

You can find the playlist both here and on our Facebook page at FB.com/RTDS.ca

And PLEASE, if you like or LOVE the music, please head to the artists’ sites and BUY their music.  This playlist is intended to showcase some music flying a bit under the radar, so show the artists some LOVE! <3

Here’s this week’s online playlist:

  • 1
    Free Your Mind
    En Vogue
    04:53
  • 2
    Buffalo Stance
    Neneh Cherry
    04:05
  • 3
    Wish You Were Here
    Wyclef Jean
    04:06
  • 4
    911
    Wyclef Jean, Mary J. Blige
    04:19
  • 5
    In A Sentimental Mood
    Steps Ahead
    03:35
  • 6
    Love Is Like Oxygen – Alternate Version
    Sweet
    06:19
  • 7
    Smiles And Smiles To Go
    Larry Carlton
    05:47
  • 8
    Nobody at All
    FM
    04:09
  • 9
    Getting In Tune
    The Who
    04:50
  • 10
    Spiderman Theme
    The Sound of Monday
    01:51
  • 11
    Welcome To Moe’s
    The Simpsons
    01:16
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RTDS.ca Playlist Feb 20, 2017

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Hey there, until we get back on the air, we’re going to share our unique taste on Spotify, to the world!  Join us for 10 or 11 tracks each week that are rarely heard or under-appreciated these days 🙂  If you don’t use Spotify, check out the SoundsGood playlist above that plays nice with ALL streaming services!

You can find the playlist both here and on our Facebook page at FB.com/RTDS.ca

And PLEASE, if you like or LOVE the music, please head to the artists’ sites and BUY their music.  This playlist is intended to showcase some music flying a bit under the radar, so show the artists some LOVE! <3
On this week’s playlist:

Robert Plant and Alison Krauss; U2; Jon & Vangelis; Roger Waters; Ambre McLean; Tony Banks; Tony Bennett & Bill Charlap; Alice Cooper; Black Sabbath; Blue Oyster Cult; Supertramp; Chris Squire; Strange Advance and closing this playlist with the immortal Monty Python!

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RTDS.ca Playlist Feb 13, 2017

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Hey there, until we get back on the air, we’re going to share our unique taste on Spotify, to the world!  Join us for 10 or 11 tracks each week that are rarely heard or under-appreciated these days 🙂  If you don’t use Spotify, check out the SoundsGood playlist above that plays nice with ALL streaming services!

You can find the playlist both here and on our Facebook page at FB.com/RTDS.ca

And PLEASE, if you like or LOVE the music, please head to the artists’ sites and BUY their music.  This playlist is intended to showcase some music flying a bit under the radar, so show the artists some LOVE! <3

  • 1
    The World Is Not Enough
    Garbage
    03:57
  • 2
    Tomorrow Never Dies – Full Length Version
    Sheryl Crow
    04:50
  • 3
    Minstrel Boy
    The Guess Who
    03:18
  • 4
    If I Sing You A Love Song
    Bonnie Tyler
    04:44
  • 5
    Nothing It Can
    Helios
    04:47
  • 6
    Going Mobile
    The Who
    03:43
  • 7
    Catherine Howard
    Rick Wakeman
    06:37
  • 8
    The Heart of It
    David Knopfler
    02:57
  • 9
    The Search Is Over
    Survivor
    04:14
  • 10
    I’ll Stand By You
    Pretenders, Bob Clearmountain
    04:00
  • Your Love
    The Outfield
    03:41
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RTDS.ca playlist for Feb 6, 2017…

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Hey there, until we get back on the air, we’re going to share our unique taste on Spotify, to the world!  Join us for 10 or 11 tracks each week that are rarely heard or under-appreciated these days 🙂  If you don’t use Spotify, check out the SoundsGood playlist that plays nice with ALL streaming services!

 

Here’s our first playlist, we’d love your comments and reactions, both here and on our Facebook page at FB.com/RTDS.ca

 

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Blog – #Vinyl Revenue Higher Than Online Streaming

vinyl-record-playerBlog – #Vinyl Revenue Higher Than Online Streaming

In my latest ‪#‎blog‬ post, I look at the ‪#‎vinyl‬ resurgence and why artists, even indie artists, really should think about adding vinyl to their product release strategy. And we talk hard numbers, not fanciful thinking…vinyl is growing faster than THREE streaming services COMBINED, so perhaps it’s time to get some vinyl pressed!

So, who honestly saw THIS coming?  That in 2015 artists would see MORE revenue from vinyl sales than the combined income from THREE major streaming portals?  Whaaaaat year is it again, and what does it mean for artists?

What it means is that you *should* diversify your media delivery to include vinyl records.  Why?  For more reasons than you might know.

What market other than vinyl can you say is growing so rapidly in the music industry?  With purchases of Vinyl up 52 percent from this time last year, no other format is growing at such a rapid rate.  So, it’s becoming harder and harder to ignore that vinyl, for the time being and foreseeable future, should factor into your product release strategy.  From the article:

“In a pop-culture world dominated by streaming and pick-and-choose musical singles, it is interesting to see long form records making such a strong comeback, pointing to what some might consider to be a larger cultural shift.

The modern music consumer, when purchasing physical music, seems to prefer the larger images, exclusive content, and often free digital downloads that come with a vinyl buy. More and more bands are printing special singles, colored vinyl, and other cool content for analog fans.”

 

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