Dorktones.com Podcasting

Troublesome times dear Dorktones.com Podcast fans! Our bad-mannered wannabe DJ, William J, indicated he’s running out of inspiration and ideas for doing a new show every week. Although it doesn’t show in this excellent episode 54, we need to make sure he keeps pumping out these marvelous gems with raw and honest music, played with passion by forgotten artists. So feed our DJ with your ideas and suggestions!

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Some Brittpop, some Soul, some Latin, some Rock ‘n Roll. In fact, a little bit of everything this week in our Dorktones Podcast issue #21 and again WJ, our DJ-wannabe, managed to fill her up with loads of unknown or forgotten music. Close to an hour of fabulous music.

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Lots of rare and dorky tunes this week in our twenty-second Dorktones.com Podcast. Your host, Dj William J. Le Petomane, managed to put together another great show for you, including a true signature bad-taste-Ernie track in our featurette Confessions of a Dork, Songs we taught the Dorktones and for the first time we play a genuine Dorktones recording! Fortunately you can skip through that shit and listen to the truly fine tunes in this podcast.

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Our DJ, William J. le Petomane, has selected another set of fabulous songs for you in this Dorktones.com Podcast #23. Listen to one hour of classic Surf, Reggae, Beat, Blues and Powerpop. Enjoy!

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Bad news dear Dorktones Podcast friends! In this weeks episode, our DJ, William J. le Petomane, included the much disliked featurette Zappa. The Zappa song must have put him in some kind of a weird zone because he will definitely piss off one of our faithful listeners with a rant about some ill received feedback.

Fortunately the rest of our 24th Dorktones.com Podcast is filled with fantastic songs from forgotten artists of all ages. Last week William J. le Petomane confessed to us: “too many hits in the last one” so this week our little cast features the more obscure tunes from The Barbarians, Andre Brasseur, The Majors and even from Cassius Clay and more!

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Well folks, you’ve asked for it… Here is the second Dorktones.com Podcast Special: An hour of instrumental Ska!

Our DJ, William J. le Petomane, who is refreshingly absent in this special, divided this cast into six delicious segments: Intro, Egypt, 007, Murder Inc., Leftovers and Party Hits.

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So here we are dear Dorktones.com Podcast friends. What started as an educational project to introduce some true and honest music to our bad-taste-bass-player, is in fact still an educational project, running for a hole semester and still going strong! We’re glad you joined our class and look forward in enlighten you with more vintage and obscure music from unknown and forgotten artists in our upcoming Dorktones.com Podcasts.

This six-months-anniversary episode again features some great tunes and the irregular featurettes Confessions of a Dork and If it ain’t Dutch, it ain’t much. Directly from Norway (what?) to you, always with pleasure.

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Hurrah! It’s the one year anniversary of the Dorktones.com Podcast. Who would believe that these dorks would last a whole year, never skipping a week, pumping out these marvelous podcasts to you, our beloved listeners. Kudos to our bad-mannered wannabe DJ, William J. le Petomane, for putting up with the other two dorks and letting us enjoy his vast music collection and his little trivialities.

This week we celebrate in a true Dorktones fashion with another fantastic edition of our podcast, filled with an eclectic collection of rare and obscure songs from artists that may be unknown to you.

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Hurrah! It’s the one year anniversary of the Dorktones.com Podcast. Who would believe that these dorks would last a whole year, never skipping a week, pumping out these marvelous podcasts to you, our beloved listeners. Kudos to our bad-mannered wannabe DJ, William J. le Petomane, for putting up with the other two dorks and letting us enjoy his vast music collection and his little trivialities.

This week we celebrate in a true Dorktones fashion with another fantastic edition of our podcast, filled with an eclectic collection of rare and obscure songs from artists that may be unknown to you.

Get podcastings fastest growing music sensation right here. Subscribe to our feed to automatically receive our show when we release it. Also look for the enhanced version and feed of the Dorktones podcast. It features bookmark-able chapters, links and images, all in one wonderful package.

If you like our little show, please leave us some feedback. You can find old shows here.

We’re back to our regular programming in this fifty-second episode of the Dorktones.com Podcast. We’ve had a firm meeting back at the Dorktones HQ where we beat the crap out of our DJ wannabe William J. He promised to never make such ill received New Wave Special again.
This week W.J. has created another outstanding podcast with some honest and raw garage, soul, rhythm & blues, pop and doo-wop, from obscure and forgotten bands.

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