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The Charlie the Tuna Experience

Oct 18, 2026 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Music

3:02 PM		Aerosmith Back In the Saddle Rocks Aerosmith P&D - Sony 1976
3:06 PM		AC/DC If You Want Blood (You've Got It) Highway to Hell Columbia 1979
3:12 PM		AC/DC Shot Down In Flames Highway to Hell Columbia 1979
3:14 PM		Ted Nugent Motor City Madhouse Ted Nugent Epic/Legacy 1975
3:18 PM		Bad Company Burnin' Sky (Remastered) Burnin' Sky (Deluxe) Rhino Atlantic 1977
3:23 PM		Bootsy Collins So Nice You Name Him Twice The One Giveth, The Count Taketh Away Rhino/Warner Records 1982
3:27 PM		Horace Martin War You’ve Changed Arabusta Records 1986
3:31 PM		Queen The Millionaire Waltz A Day At The Races Columbia 1976
3:37 PM		Yes Awaken Going for the One Rhino Atlantic 1977
3:55 PM		Set Break: ----------------------------------------------------
3:58 PM		Karen y Los Remedios Creación del Universo Bestiaria ZZK Records 2026
4:02 PM		Karen y Los Remedios Nidra Bestiaria ZZK Records 2026
4:06 PM		Son Rompe Pera & Trish Toledo Me Olvidaste Marimbazos De Oro Mixto Records 2026
4:10 PM		Son Rompe Pera La Cura Marimbazos De Oro Mixto Records 2026
4:13 PM		Matachindé Un Amigo Morir Cantando - EP Palenque Records 2024
4:16 PM		La Ruka Movimiento Pélvico Movimiento Pélvico discos elgozo 2026
4:20 PM		Star Band de Dakar Andado Star Band de Dakar: Psicodelia Afro-Cubana de Senegal Ostinato Records LLC 2019
4:26 PM		Minyo Crusaders & Frente Cumbiero Tora Joe Minyo Cumbiero (From Tokyo to Bogota) - EP Mais Um 2020
4:30 PM		Pinduca Pai Xangô Jambú e Os Míticos Sons Da Amazônia (Analog Africa No. 28) Analog Africa 2019
4:34 PM		Messias Holanda O Galo Canta, o Macaco Assovia Jambú (É os Míticos Sons da Amazônia) Analog Africa 2019
4:37 PM		Lo Rwa Kaf Daou Minm (Jako maron remix) Jamz Supernova presents Dance Around The World Mr Bongo 2026
4:41 PM		Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou Mede ma gnin messe Echos hypnotiques, from the Vaults of Albarika Store, Vol. 2: 1969-1979 (Analog Africa No. 6) Analog Africa 2009
4:51 PM		Asma Omar Buuraha U Dheer (The Highest Mountains) The Dancing Devils of Djibouti Ostinato Records 2020
4:58 PM		Set Break: ----------------------------------------------------
5:07 PM		Chuck Berry Roll Over Beethoven Johnny B. Goode: His Complete '50s Chess Recordings Geffen 2007
5:09 PM		Jimi Hendrix Johnny B. Goode (Live Berkeley Community Center, Berkeley, CA May 30, 1970) Hendrix In the West (Live) Legacy Recordings 2011
5:13 PM		Jimi Hendrix Hear My Train A-Comin' (Live At Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, CA) Voodoo Child: The Jimi Hendrix Collection Legacy Recordings 2001
5:25 PM		Mississippi Fred McDowell What's the Matter Now? Portraits: The First Recordings Rounder Records 1997
5:30 PM		Oruã Volte Consciente Romã Transfusão Noise Records 2019
5:40 PM		Amanar de Kidal At Oui Tass Tumastin Sahel Sounds 2016
5:44 PM		Imarhan Tamiditin Essam City Slang 2026
5:50 PM		Jason Dungan, Johan Carøe & Blue Lake Sweden Organ Routine Tonal Union 2026
5:57 PM		Set Break: ----------------------------------------------------

Chat is archived.

Oh yeah

g'day Thachmo

I bought this album fory sister for Xmas. Turns out she wasn't an Aerosmith fan. Oh well

that whole album totally rocks

and this one as well

One of the best rhythm sections in rock.

true that

Anyone here familiar with The Rudds? Named after Phil Rudd.

hi bill ... no, news to me

any good?

Learn me Bill

saw Aerosmith open for Mott The Hoople in Philly

hey Stike ... how's it going today?

so we are doing signs of an ill spent youth? I am good thanks

you're showing your age with tht last comment

the first comment

but at least I was a youth when this stuff was new

i hear you

i'd actually say a youth well spent

I agree

I dig The Rudds. 2000s Boston band led by John Powhida who’s originally from Albany. John’s unlike anyone else in the Boson scene. The Rudds were part ‘70s rock, part white boy R&B. John ironically loves Hall & Oates. Nice guy, very approachable.

i'll check 'em out ... thanks for the tip

https://johnpowhida.bandcamp.com/music

https://open.spotify.com/artist/7EPO5ZrHpvxOPXQuj0F6yS?si=ebGSbrBnSlGxaBRJH4J0yw&utm_source=copy-link

Ah summertime in AC in the early 70's

I knew a kid in high school from Mexico City. He was really into hard rock and introduced me to dirty songs like “Big Balls” and “ Wang Dang Sweet Poontang”. My 14-year-old virgin ears were bleeding.

both good ones ... at any age

I was really into The Cars when I was 14. Another kid in school knew this and lent me his copy of Oui with a Ric Ocasek interview.

ooh la la!

We read Oui for the articles, of course

You had to turn the magazine sideways for some articles

Was Queen part of Live Aid?

yes

I thought so. Didn’t they do “Under Pressure” with Bowie in Philly? Maybe I’m making that up, can’t remember.

that did not happen

Oh well.

I was a bus boy at The Alchemist & Barrister when Live Aid happened (1985?)

12 string love

One of the cooks went to the Philly show. “We Are The World” was the closer, I think. When Lionel Richie called out “One more time!” for a repeat of the chorus, everyone in the cook’s section of the crowd yelled “No!”

i was there ... got there at 10:30 am just as Sabbath was hitting the stage with the OG line up for the first time in a while

Nice!

don't remember the we are the world though

i do remember Phil Collins fucking up Stairway to Heaven

“We Are The World” doesn’t conjure any fond memories for me

Phil Collins played drums with Zeppelin?

yes ... after playing at the one in London and flying the concord to Philly

Right. Maybe he had jet lag?

no excuse ....Plant was super pissed I heard

Yes reminds me of my older cousin Rich. I was a little kid when I first heard Yes on his bedroom stereo. I think I asked “Why do you like this?” I really only knew The early Beatles stuff at the time.

Would have been hilarious if Robert Plant and Phil Collins brawled on stage after that.

One Bon Scott track is never enough

agreed!

…Oops, I meant to type John Powhida from The Rudds unironically loves Hall & Oates. I texted with John on Facebook Messenger when Hall & Oates got into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. John turned me on to Daryl Hall’s solo album Sacred Songs. I love Robert Fripp.

Speaking of Bon Scott, anyone remember Nat Freedberg’s AC/DC-esque parody band The Upper Crust?

May’s vocals were more Bon Scott than Brian Johnson

*Nat’s

…Sorry, I’ll try to cool it with the random anecdotes

no worries

oh yeah

It was of course Chuck's cousin Marvin Berry, who saw Marty McFly playing guitar. That's why we know about Chuck Berry today

Props for the pronunciations on the last set. Never wavered. Great songs too!

great lyricist

thanks Ross... little sketchy at points but i tried

yeah, chuck wrote a ton of great jams ... not a bad guit player either

not sure about this guy though

a little sloppy

Sounds like In My Time of Dying ripped this off pretty shamelessly.

maybe page and plant took a spin in the afforementioned Delorean

Mississippi Fred is owed something on that one.

Wonderful afternoon of music this afternoon. Thanks Charlie.

Thanks, man! Great as always!

thanks, Bill ... see you and all y'all next time ... cheers!