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Radio Free Euphonia 6950 AM 2318 UTC 15 SEP 2026

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DangerKitty:
2318: music "Time" - Tom Waits ("TW")
35222, noise and fast fading w/fade distortion (for now, will probably improve a good bit in about 30 minutes w/dusk)
2320: YL: "[something] 6950 AM"; "Jockey Full of Bourbon" - TW
2323: "Closing Time" - TW
2327: ID, "Underground" - TW
2335: YL w/ID "on international shortwave"
- easier listening on AM than SAM
2336: "Take The Long Way Home" - Supertramp
2340: "Bloody Well Right" - Supertramp
:
2351: ID by YL, "Children of the Sun" - Billy Thorpe
- now better on SAM than AM, noise and fading have settled down

Thanks for the show!

dxwingr:
2321utc weak.....getting better 2338utc
Music
Jockey full of bourbon
Closing time

Take the long way home
Bloody well right


Thanks for show

Treehouse SWL:
Listening via the SDR in Traverse City, Michigan, which is receiving an S9+ signal with good audio overall despite some noise and fading at times ...

2322 UTC: "Jockey Full of Bourbon" by Tom Waits.
2323 UTC: "Closing Time" by Tom Waits.
2327 UTC: Male host: "Now wasn't that nice, here on Radio Free Euphonia." That was followed by "Underground" by Tom Waits.
2329 UTC: "Step Right Up" by Tom Waits.
2335 UTC: Female-voiced ID, then the host talked about Tom Waits some more.

Thanks for the music this evening!

Doc Roe:
2321-SINFO 45344 (lightning static making a bit hard. Strongest on west Beverage.)
Tom Waite
(Ok,....this is pretty cool, right here!! Bahahaha,...."Change it to a nine year old Hindu boy".....I'm dying!!)
2336 - Take the Long Way Home - (Supertramp) (Reminds me of the summer of '79, driving around in my junky old 68 'cuda.)
2341 - ROIGHT!!!! (Your TX audio characteristics is making Davies's Wurlitzer 200A really stand out!!)
2352 - Children of the Sun - (Matt's beer balls behind our farm,....draining the battery with the doors open and stereo cranking.)
2358 - Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald (Lightfoot)
 (I remember listening to W8's and W9's talk about this and trying to help that night in '75. Bernie Cooper of the SS Arthur M. Anderson was a ham, and had a small station on the vessel. I remember him telling another ham that the CG had asked him to turn around and head back out in the storm. (He actually did it.)
0005 -Baker Street (Rafferty)

Radiouser:
s6 here

2325  "Closing Time" - Tom Waits.
2327 ID into "Underground" - Tom Waits.
2329 "Step Right Up" - Tom Waits.
2335 ID 2x.
2336 "Take the Long Way Home" - Supertramp.
2341 "Bloody Well Right" - Supertramp.
2345 "School" - Supertramp.
2351 ID into "Children of the Sun" - Billy Thorpe.
2358 "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" - Gordon Lightfoot.
0004 ID into "Baker Street" - Gerry Rafferty.
0010 "Hey Nineteen" - Steely Dan.
0015 "Rikki Don't Lose That Number" - Steely Dan.
0020 ID into "Crocodile Rock" - Elton John.
0025 "Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting)" - Elton John.
0029 ID.
0030 "Honky Cat" - Elton John.
0035 ID into "Sundown" - Gordon Lightfoot.
0038 "Werewolves of London" - Warren Zevon.

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