June 27/28 - Playlist - Michael Tearson's ATTIC - Philly Psychedelic-era Bands and Artists Part 2

1) "Frankford El" by American Dream
2) "My Baby" by American Dream
3) "Musical Man" by Mandrake Memorial
4) "Thunder in the Morning" by Essra Mohawk
5) "Baby Leroy" by Edison Electric Band
6) "Royal Fool" by Edison Electric Band
7) "Trying So...

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June 27/28 Playlist - Michael Tearson's Marconi Experiment - Songs of Allen Toussaint Part 3

1) "Whose Gonna Help Brother Get Further" by Allen Toussaint
2) "All These Things" by Art Neville
3) "Shoorah Shoorah" by Frankie Miller
4) "It's Raining" by Irma Thomas
5) "What do you Want the Girl to Do?" by Lowell George
6) "Hercules" by Boz Scaggs

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New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced on Monday, 6/29, that he was postponing the resumption of indoor dining across the state indefinitely. Indoor dining and bars were set to reopen on Thursday, July 2, with 25% capacity restrictions. He said that the rise of cases in other states has caused him to be more cautious in reopening the restaurants. Murphy also mentions that he is dismayed...

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Philadelphia officials announced new policies to help reduce gun violence and hold violent offenders accountable. The program is called Gun Crimes Strategies & Prevention Collaborative and is a joint initiative between the District Attorney's Office and the Philadelphia Police Department. The program will embed two district attorneys in each of the city's six police divisions. The...

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THE REIMAGINED 2020 WAWA WELCOME AMERICA FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 50+ FREE VIRTUAL EVENTS & TELEVISED CONCERT HEADLINERS

Seven Days of 100% Free, 100% Virtual Programming & Prime Time July 4th Live Concert Broadcast from The Met Philadelphia Starring Award-Winning Hitmakers Cynthia Erivo & Jason Derulo Televised Live on NBC10

Welcome America, Inc. and the...

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The 13th annual Roots Picnic goes virtual tonight at 8 pm, Saturday, 6/27. Due to coronavirus COVID-19 concerns, the outdoor festival at the Mann Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia was cancelled this year. The entire Roots Picnic has been moved online and is Live Streaming tonight for FREE.

Featuring performance by H.E.R., Lil Baby, Roddy Rich, SZA, Kirk Franklin,...

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Philadelphia officials cautioned on Friday, 6/26, that next Friday's, 7/3, planned move to the 'green' phase might be delayed due to recent the trend of increasing new cases of coronavirus COVID-19 in the city. City Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley said they have seen an average of over 100 new cases/day over the past week, which is an increase of what they have seen earlier this...

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Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw publicly apologized on Thursday, 6/25, for the use of force including tear gas, OC spray, and non-lethal projectiles implemented against protesters on the Vine Street Expressway I-676 on Monday, June 1 after the New York Times released a compilation video describing the incident. On May 31, in response to looting and...

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Philadelphia City Council had its last stated meeting before the summer recess on Thursday, 6/25. There were no surprises, just the formality of voting, but today's session brought big change to the City, a culmination to the reaction to the last three months. All of the bills and resolutions were approved, but there are certainly factions who still feel left out wishing for more and...

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A man has been arrested in the murder of a missing Haverford Township woman whose body was discovered in a trash bag in Germantown on Tuesday night, 6/23. 26-year-old Kareem Davis-Duppins is charged with first-degree murder, abuse of corpse, and related offenses in the death of 25-year-old Sabrina Dubose of Haverford Township. Dubose was reported missing on May 22. Davis-Duppins told...

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