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Max Ink Radio · Tue Nov 5, 2024

this is Charlie Barons from Well The Man To Work Minute I

suppose, or you know, I see it at the bar every now and again.

How are you? Nice to see again.

Any who you're listening to Maxine Gradio, we are vocal music.

Watch for dear. Bye bye.

My name is Shane Christopher Nail and this is Indie 45 from Nagger Falls Canada and

we are local music right here on Maxine Gradio on Civic Media.

Let's go.

Oh, no, call for help.

It's coming down by an animal's house.

It's a scramble trainer for foster foster kids and candles.

It's getting ugly.

Tamers tied up with a monkey switch.

It's animals pissed off.

We're trying to find an elephant.

You can stop walking.

Oh, wow.

Now this is too much.

Stopping in the town.

I can never think of any such.

It's a mess.

It's definitely grass-bound.

I'll power light the press.

I'll let you land.

Downright crazy.

Scared the hamstring.

I'll prepare the plane.

No way makes it.

The pissed off spill.

It's a mess.

I was scrolling through my phone, feeling blue.

Needed some company to get me through.

I swiped right and I saw your face well.

I knew her dead after the first day

that he had the perfect blend of everything I need.

A little bit of sour and a whole lot of sweet.

I'm addicted to your love and I can't get enough.

Nothing takes better than the homemade stuff.

It's for my need.

Of peach ice tea.

Peach ice tea.

We sat on the pier watching the sun go down.

Talk about our dreams and get none of this town.

Love like this is too good to be by.

I need deep down your words meant for me.

The other perfect blend of everything I need.

A little bit of sour and a whole lot of sweet.

I'm addicted to your love and I can't get enough.

Nothing takes better than the homemade stuff.

It's for my need.

Of peach ice tea.

Peach ice tea.

Some of what you came into my life.

I knew you were my bubbly paradise.

The other perfect blend of everything I need.

A little bit of sour and a whole lot of sweet.

I'm addicted to your love and I can't get enough.

Nothing takes better than the homemade stuff.

It's for my need.

Of peach ice tea.

Peach ice tea.

All right.

That is Haley Verrell or Haley Verrell.

Peach ice tea.

Any 45 max in Gradio right here on Civic Media.

Shane Christopher Nail bringing you Wisconsin local music from someplace else.

This show being recorded in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.

We have a great music scene here in Southern Ontario.

Haley Verrell or Verrell is part of that.

She's from Burlington, Ontario, not far from Niagara Falls.

She's inspired by artists like Deli Parton, Shania Twain, Miranda Lambert, Gabby Barrett.

And I've had Haley on the BS Live Rocks TV show, which airs here in Southern Ontario,

BS Live Rocks, your TV Niagara HD 700 airs twice a week trying to do our best

to get local artists on TV.

Get their music heard just like the Indie 45 radio show right here on Mexican radio.

Coming up, I have played the single The Man My Daddy Made a few times by Rob Fitzgerald.

This stops by to talk about the single and tell you a little bit more about it.

Right now Angelica Appleman Indie 45 max in Gradio right here on Civic Media.

Hey Civic Media 19 FM Radio.

This is Angelica Appleman and you're listening to Ringtone.

I wrote Ringtone to let my listeners know that it's okay to be on your own.

It's not a bad thing when you're a single gal.

You actually can do a lot of growing and you can learn to love yourself and do you more

and not have to answer to anybody, especially someone who you have outgrown.

Ringtone is for all of my single people who are finding themselves again are comfortable

and confident in who they are.

And I hope that this song gets you dancin' and not going back to your ex.

The phone can wait and you can celebrate.

Hello?

I am not feeling one bit.

I used to spend my nights waiting for your name to let up my phone.

I was so hung up on hearing your voice.

I hate it being alone.

Yeah, you're so pick up.

I used to get stuck and I want you back.

But I put in the work.

I'm putin' me first and you in the past.

And I hate it ain't no.

Doin' me more.

Buzz enough this girl by feeling.

Tellin' you no.

Sayin' hello to the me that you were stealing.

I couldn't care it all.

If I missed your call, I better off alone.

Dance until you're ringtone.

You say goodbye, thought you could find some green grass.

I ain't hearin' your lies, mood talkin' lines.

Now you're runnin' back.

And I hate it ain't no.

Doin' me more.

Buzz enough this girl by feeling.

Tellin' you no.

Sayin' hello to the me that you were stealing.

I couldn't care it all.

If I missed your call, I better off alone.

Dance until you're ringtone.

I'm dance until you're ringtone.

No caller ID.

Who could that be?

Hit an ignore.

Doin' me more.

Buzz enough this girl by feeling.

Tellin' you no.

Sayin' hello to the me that you were stealing.

I couldn't care it all.

If I missed your call, I better off alone.

Dance until you're ringtone.

I'm dance until you're ringtone.

Dance until you're ringtone.

I'm dance until you're ringtone.

All right, Angelica Appleman and ringtone, 845.

Maxic Radio, right here on Civic Media.

I'm Shane Krista-Raniel.

You can check out my website, ShaneKristRaniel.com.

I want to send me an email.

You can do that too.

ShaneRaniel.0 at gmail.com.

Recording this show from Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.

A week after getting back from Nashville, Tennessee.

My good friend Rob Fitzgerald, he writes and records a lot of his music

out in Nashville, Tennessee.

And you may know this, but I have mentioned it a few times.

I did play on his video, Bad and Boozy, which is a song I just love by Rob.

And I'm going to play that for you.

But first, I'm going to get to this.

His brand new single, The Man My Daddy Made.

I've played it a few times.

He sent it to me about a month ago.

That is his latest single.

So I said to Rob, why don't you tell me?

And more importantly, those listening to Maxic Radio on Civic Media.

More about The Man My Daddy Made.

Here's Rob Fitzgerald.

Hey, this is Rob Fitzgerald.

The Man My Daddy Made was written and produced by me and recorded in Nashville,

Tennessee with an incredible seven piece band.

We did it live off the floor, giving that live, spontaneous energy kind of feel.

The song was written as my first true art song, giving the listener a glimpse of who I am,

where I come from, and everything I bring with me being a part of three generations

of a blue collar firefighting family that values hard work, family, morals, and integrity,

paving the way for the next generation's success in the world.

The song honors the values my father taught me and the generations before him.

I hope you enjoy my song, The Man My Daddy Made.

I'm a restless soul, everybody knows.

I got 24 things always on the go.

I probably worked two jobs till my dying days.

I got a damn good woman standing by my side.

A couple of kids that I provide.

I see my butt again, I'm through the mud and be there to pave the way.

So I'm not cool down to make a book.

I'm dependable, like an old furtruck.

My integrity needs every little thing.

When I've run hard to chase a dream, I never quit and that's a guarantee.

I wouldn't have it any other way.

Yeah, that's how I was raised.

I'm the Man My Daddy Made.

Man My Daddy Made the best of what he had.

With a good strong back and hard work and hands.

Show me there's no shame in a humble life.

That's right.

He said to me when you say and me when you're wrong.

Now push you around if you don't stay strong.

Stand up for what's right and you'll be right for you alone.

So I'm not cool down to make a book.

I'm dependable, like an old furtruck.

My integrity needs every little thing.

When I've run hard to chase a dream, I never quit and that's a guarantee.

I wouldn't have it any other way.

Yeah, that's how I was raised.

I'm the Man My Daddy Made.

Every sunrise I open my eyes

and thank the Lord for giving me one more day too.

I'm cool down to make a book, be dependable, like an old furtruck.

My integrity needs everything I need.

When I've run hard to chase a dream, I never quit and that's a guarantee.

I wouldn't have it any other way.

Yeah, that's how I was raised.

I'm the Man My Daddy Made.

The Man My Daddy Made.

I'm the Man My Daddy Made.

It's a hot summer Saturday night.

Me and my friends got a buzz apple tie.

Going to party with the boys and girls, making noise and jack to make you feel all right.

Baby, you're sweating in the back seat.

Sneaking them back, roads off through the counter.

Heading straight into town, windows all rolled down.

Going to get wild, reckless and crazy.

Getting down with everybody we know.

Peering a favor, it's watering home.

There ain't no time, like a good time.

Put your hands in the air to the green.

We got beer and wine to kill our line.

Brace yourself for warm hell of a doozy.

Get ready, get set, let's go get in bed and boozy.

Pulling in the back home, get on.

The band got everybody singing along.

We got daisies in the dukes and red neck dirty dudes.

Getting lit, getting loud to the break of dawn.

This past is how we roll.

Peering at a favor, it's watering home.

There ain't no time.

Peering a favor, it's watering home.

There ain't no time, like a good time.

Put your hands in the air to the green.

We got beer and wine to kill our line.

Brace yourself for warm hell of a doozy.

Get ready, get set, let's go get in bed and boozy.

There ain't no time, like a good time.

Put your hands in the air to the green.

We got beer and wine to kill our line.

Brace yourself for warm hell of a doozy.

There ain't no time, like a good time.

Put your hands in the air to the green.

We got beer and wine to kill our line.

Brace yourself for warm hell of a doozy.

Get ready, get set, let's go get in bed and boozy.

All right.

Rob Fitzgerald, bad and boozy.

It is Indy45, Max Sinc radio.

And boy, did I have a lot of fun on that video shoot playing drums last summer.

And you heard before that the man, my daddy made the brand new single from Rob Fitzgerald as well.

Shane Christopher Neil broadcasting from Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.

I've got the deep dark guitar in the background.

So that must mean we're getting to some serious conversation or just some kick butt rock and roll.

Maybe a little bit of both.

Want to tell you about an event I'm hosting on November the 7th.

It's out of big Texas in Niagara Falls.

It's called Dreaming Out Loud.

A songwriters tribute to the great Rick Rose tickets are $25.

We have so much great talent at this event.

Rita Vista is going to be there.

Angela Sarah Kusa and Rob the Claire is going to be there.

Andy Kalaniko, Evan Rattella, Frankie Peter Angelo.

The list goes on and on.

We're paying tribute to a great man here in Niagara.

A man that we lost this past summer.

He was a mentor, a music teacher, a songwriter, a singer, and a great guy, Rick Rose.

Again, that event happening November the 7th.

Big Texas Niagara tickets $25.

Danima.com.

You can buy tickets Niagara.

If you want to check it out, I will be hosting that great event.

All right, right now.

Let's get back to the music.

Getting a little deeper and darker, as I mentioned.

And Suicide Star.

Great band, great rock band from the Niagara area here.

And apparently they are working on a brand new record, some brand new music, which is great.

But let's go back to their debut album.

It's a song that's called, it's called Follow.

Suicide Star right here.

Andy 45, Maxic Radio on the 7th Media Radio Network.

We did it all turn inside out.

We did it all go crazy.

When did we lose our voices?

With all the lives they took apart.

People going crazy.

A hundred million voices screaming in the dark.

But we've seen this all before.

A hundred million voices crying out for more.

First I'll make you, then I'll break you.

And what you follow.

Complicate you, then to save you.

And what you follow.

When did we all get left behind?

When did it all get hazy?

Will it be alright this time?

When the light becomes the truth.

And they're all amazing.

Will we still hear voices screaming in the dark?

But we've seen this all before.

A hundred million voices crying out for more.

First I'll make you, then I'll break you.

And what you follow.

Complicate you, then to save you.

And what you follow.

First I'll break you, then I'll make you.

And what you follow.

Complicate you, then to save you.

And what you follow.

They don't play for you.

Always watching and waiting.

And ignorance, it ain't no excuse.

First I'll make you, then I'll break you.

And what you follow.

Complicate you, then to save you.

And what you follow.

First I'll break you, then I'll make you.

And what you follow.

And for trade you, then I'll escape you.

And what you follow.

Lockeau from Niagara Falls, Canada.

My name is Shane Christopher Neal.

And this is Indy45.

Right here on Maxinc Radio, on Civic Media.

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Hey, I'm Dave Mustaine from Negative and you're not.

But you are listening to Max Enkel radio radio for the people.

He is Ken Tizzard and you are listening to Shane Christopher Neal.

Hey.

Fifty-two years old I'm bored and tired and horny and stoned.

I'm listening to the pipsies on the radio in my cart.

I'm missing you, I'm missing me.

I'm missing them hard to believe.

It's been so long since 1984.

I only call it on the telephone and I'm already gone.

It's one of a thousand shows I'm super excited to see off though.

It's hard to find my way into believing.

Idols banned.

I'm missing stereo, missing bass.

I'm missing 2K in my face.

I'm missing something righteous, something dangerous.

I only call it on the telephone and I'm already gone.

I've been listening to the clash record playing and I'm stretching at my head and saying well all the good times gone.

I only call it on the telephone and I'm already gone.

I only call it on the telephone and I'm already.

This is the last cool night of summer.

Digging through ass trays once again.

What a time we had.

Good night and God bless.

Most of my friends are so very lonely.

I only call it on the telephone and I'm already gone.

I've been listening to the clash record playing and I'm stretching at my head and saying well all the good times gone.

I only call it on the telephone and I'm already gone.

Listen to the clash record playing and I'm stretching at my head and saying well all the good times gone.

I only call it on the telephone and I'm already gone.

My friend Ken Tizzard right there and the song is called already gone.

It is industry 45, Max St. Radio, right here on Civic Media, Shane Christopher Neal and if you missed it last week.

I did run part of my interview with Ken Tizzard who plays in the Watchmen.

He's played in Thornley, Big Rec, a lot of big Canadian bands.

He originally is from St. John's Newfoundland, moved to Toronto at a young age and I believe now lives out in Ottawa, Canada.

But Ken Tizzard already gone right there and if you want to check out the full interview you can do that.

My friend Shane Christopher Neal.com or simply you can go to Spotify to Apple.

I mean wherever you get your podcasts and it's called the industry 45 podcast.

All right.

Carrying on the mandavills are on the way Rose Cora Perry and the truth untold.

Right now some brand new music for my friend Chase Stevens.

Song is called as good as it gets. He just sent it to me last week.

It went to Canadian radio on I think was like August the 9th and you can stream it right now.

That happened as of August the 14th but Chase Stevens you can check out his website.

He is Canadian Chase Stevens music.com.

No, this is not the wrestler from Nashville Chase Stevens.

A lot of stuff I don't understand. Sometimes things don't go as planned.

I always thought that was just part of life.

It's all right.

Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. You get what you get you can't always choose.

But in the end you hope that it'll be enough to be happy.

And you dance around the sun 100 times while the moon is stars shining.

But it is what it is and it ain't what it ain't.

I'm not a sinner but I sure am no saint.

I've been on both sides above and down.

I'm good and bad but lost and I've been found.

I know sometimes he's too forget.

The life is good. Make it as good as it gets.

You never miss what you never have.

No waste time looking back.

Then water under the bridges is good as gold.

Whether right or wrong.

We all get a little rain every now and then.

But the sun will shine again.

But it is what it is and it ain't what it ain't.

I'm not a sinner but I sure am no saint.

I've been on both sides above and down.

I'm good and bad but lost and I've been found.

I know sometimes he's too forget.

Life is good. Make it as good as it gets.

I know that in life nothing is guaranteed.

But we do the best we can.

Whatever will be will be.

I've been on both sides above and down.

I'm good and bad but lost and I've been found.

I know sometimes he's too forget.

I've been on both sides above and down.

I'm good and bad but lost and I've been found.

I know sometimes he's too forget.

Life is good. Make it as good as it gets.

I know sometimes he's too forget.

Life is good.

Make it as good as it gets.

Rose Cora Perry here of Canadian Rock Band The Truth Untold.

You are about to hear our brand new single The Cure.

I've been asked to give you a brief overview of what the song's all about.

It comes down to three things.

One, appearances can be deceiving.

Two, ask questions.

Three, and most importantly, think for yourself.

That was a good one.

For sure you, for sure you, for sure you, for sure you, for sure you, for sure you.

Burn the pages, turn off the TV.

How can you hear?

It's can't be received.

They said they were right and I think they might.

How dare we, Chris Schender?

Turn the light out and close all the doors.

Leave it inside.

Avoid all the wars.

They said we'd be safe.

If we just obeyed, must God be wondering?

God be wondering.

I would please tell me, tell me who we're fighting for.

When we're all fighting to rehearse.

Tell me, tell me who are we dying for.

When we're all begging for the cure.

By your surprise, be sure to stock up this shortage.

We can't get enough.

Every man, woman, child, separated by miles

They want you here in this.

Can you hear me?

I'll have to doubt you, neighbor.

Please ask him for help.

We need to stay strong, but fight all along.

Against this darkness.

I would please tell me, tell me who are we fighting for.

When we're all fighting to rehearse.

Tell me, tell me who are we dying for.

When we're all begging for the cure.

Tell me, tell me who are we fighting for.

When we're all fighting to rehearse.

Tell me, tell me who are we dying for.

When we're all begging for the cure.

I trust my feet more than those at race.

To know something's just not right.

I wanna know what's between our lives.

I've got fiction where we've been stuck.

Oh, we've been stuck.

Oh, oh, please tell me, tell me.

When we're all fighting to rehearse.

Tell me, tell me who are we dying for.

When we're all begging for the cure.

Tell me, tell me who are we fighting for.

When we're all begging for the cure.

Tell me, tell me who are we dying for.

I'm begging for the cure.

All right, it is Rose Cora Perry and the Truth Untold.

They're the latest single called the cure.

Indy45 Maxing right here on Civic Media.

You can check out more of Rose Cora Perry at rosecora Perry dot com.

You can check out more of myself, Shane Christopher Neal at Shane Christopher Neal dot com.

I hope you do that.

I do have a podcast show called the Industry 45 podcast show.

You can check that out wherever you get your podcast.

You know, whenever you're years ago, my good friend Sean Spenceley,

who sadly has passed away, we wrote a few songs.

I played them before here on the Indy45 radio show.

And I'm going to play you a back to you.

I think I played it last week, but I'm going to play it again this week.

I think it's a great song and a great tribute to our friend, Sean Spenceley.

So sunset strip is on the way.

The mandavills, windows and stones, great album that they put out a few years back.

And that is the lead single from that album.

We'll get to that.

Right now it's breaking still.

It does autopilot right here.

Indy45.

This is Maxinc radio along the civic media radio network.

And that was when the music died.

No one wants to hear it anyway.

It's such a long way down.

And that was when the music died.

And now we hear the engines failing.

No parents should know he'd be failing.

Shivers, she's around.

It's too late to face it down.

No one really likes her anyway.

It's on autopilot.

He's going down.

We always knew that he'd hit the ground.

It's such a long way down.

And that was when the music died.

No one wants to hear it anyway.

It's on autopilot.

He's going down.

We always knew that he'd hit the ground.

It's on autopilot.

We always knew that he'd hit the ground.

It's on autopilot.

We're no match like black.

Black, black, golden rose silver and gold.

These hearts of glass don't belong in our hands.

They fall like sand we are.

Windows and stones gonna break every time we collide.

Go get two doors and they call me your eyes.

We're shattered tonight.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

I can't take you back.

Find the arms of another to hold you together.

Cause one small crack grows like wildfire.

Baby, we are.

Windows and stones gonna break every time we collide.

Go get two doors and they call me your eyes.

We're shattered tonight

Oh, oh, ah, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

Oh, baby, we are windows and stones.

Gonna break every time we collide.

Don't get too close.

Baby, call me your eyes.

We're shattered tonight.

Oh, oh, oh, oh.

Like windows and stones.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

Like windows and stones.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

Like windows and stones, we take corn.

Like windows and stones.

Oh, oh, oh, yeah, oh, yeah, oh, yeah.

No mess, we four like seven.

I can't take you back.

Oh, look at how bright the ceiling is.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

Alright, windows and stones, the mandavills,

any 45 max ink radio right here on civic media.

Shane Krister, me, you know, broadcasting from Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.

Do appreciate you for hanging out.

By the way, breaking still autopilot was the song before that.

They are from the St. Catherine's Ontario area.

I know they're working on some new music.

I spoke to them a couple of weeks ago.

And it looks like they're getting some big time producers involved as well.

So looking forward to more new music from the band breaking still.

Alright, gonna wrap things up with these two songs, Black Flies, Fallen Leaves.

After this one, it is sunset strips.

So proud to be part of this project and play drums on this song.

It's called Back to You.

Indie 45 max ink radio right here along civic media.

Cheers, my friend.

Haven't seen the sunshine since you left here.

I always have to force myself to smile I fear.

All I see is memory slipping by.

Some are fading to some all strong unlike me.

Tell her and your favorite play.

Taking promise and your way.

Think about your favorite day.

What else can we do anything for you?

Nothing left to you.

Not expecting you.

Have the time to change without you around now.

Silence is dampening without your soul.

Silence stays you'll always hate that good.

We'll never hear you again without you here.

Tell her and your favorite play.

Taking promise and your way.

Think about your favorite day.

What else can we do anything for you?

Nothing left to you.

Not expecting you.

Silence stays you'll always hate that good.

What else can we do anything for you?

Nothing left to prove nothing's back to you.

Silence stays you'll always hate that good.

What else can we do anything for you?

Nothing left to you.

We said you'd always love me.

We said you'd always hate that good.

We said you'd always love me.

We said you'd always hate that good.

To all you won't be back in the moon.

It's all the fallen leaves, the birds, the breezes, the capture of me again.

And all the lies you tell to someone else should good use a friend.

We don't say nothing at all.

Something's got to change.

To all they want.

No reply in here.

It's all the fallen leaves, the birds, the breezes, the capture of me again.

And all the lies you tell to someone else should good use a friend.

You're listening to Maxine Gradio.

Radio.