Tag Archives: Signal Flags

Phil’s Faves: Albums, October 22, 2017

Posted on October 28, 2017 by PhilMaq

Over time, my listening habits have changed and at the moment I usually listen to albums completely through. I haven’t done that in years, but it’s actually very rewarding—particularly when the album is good. Every album that will be on … Continue reading →

Posted in Hall of Fame, Phil's Faves: Albums | Tagged Alice Cooper, Alison Krauss, Bill Edwards, Brooklyn Baby, downtown mystic, Hall of Fame, Here Lately, Joanie Leeds and the Nightlights, Kits and Cats and Saxon Wives, Leave My Friends, Mark Lavengood, Michael on Fire, Paranormal, rock n roll romantic, Scott Fab, Signal Flags, Steak and Shake, The Hangabouts, The Solstice Session, The Solstice Session/Tracks Along the Way, Tracks Along the Way, We've Come Along, Windy City | Leave a comment

Phil’s Faves: Albums, October 8, 2017

Posted on October 14, 2017 by PhilMaq

Posted in Hall of Fame, Phil's Faves: Albums | Tagged Alice Cooper, Alison Krauss, Bill Edwards, Brooklyn Baby, Devils Never Cry, downtown mystic, Hall of Fame, Here Lately, Joanie Leeds, Joanie Leeds and the Nightlights, Judy Banker, Kits and Cats and Saxon Wives, Mark Lavengood, Michael on Fire, Paranormal, rock n roll romantic, Signal Flags, Steak and Shake, The Hangabouts, The Solstice Session, The Solstice Session/Tracks Along the Way, Tracks Along the Way, We've Come Along, Windy City | Leave a comment

Phil’s Faves: Albums, October 1, 2017

Posted on October 7, 2017 by PhilMaq

Posted in Hall of Fame, Phil's Faves: Albums | Tagged Alice Cooper, Alison Krausss, Bill Edwards, Brooklyn Baby, downtown mystic, Hall of Fame, Here Lately, Joanie Leeds and the Nightlights, Kate Jablonski, Kits and Cats and Saxon Wives, Mark Lavengood, Michael on Fire, Paranormal, rock n roll romantic, Running From Myself, Signal Flags, Steak and Shake, The Hangabouts, The Solstice Session, The Solstice Session/Tracks Along the Way, Tracks Along the Way, We've Come Along, Windy City | Leave a comment

Phil’s Faves: Songs, October 1, 2017

Posted on October 5, 2017 by PhilMaq

This is a weekly Top Ten list of what I consider to be the best songs that I listened to the previous week. Most songs will be current, but there are no boundaries. I’ve already stated on this web site … Continue reading →

Posted in Hall of Fame, Phil's Faves: Songs | Tagged Alice Cooper, Bill Edwards, Common Union 59, Detroit Strong, get it right, Hall of Fame, I Guess You Don't Miss That Like I Do, I'm Glad Trouble Don't Last Always, It's Alright, Luke Winslow King, Michael on Fire, Olivia Millerschin, Paranormal, River Blue, Sarah McQuaid, Seconds, Signal Flags, Silver Lining, The Turnback, Tosha Owens, Way Down Yonder | Leave a comment

Phil’s Faves: Albums, September 24, 2017

Posted on September 28, 2017 by PhilMaq

Posted in Phil's Faves: Albums | Tagged Alison Krauss, Bill Edwards, Brooklyn Baby, Devils Never Cry, downtown mystic, Here Lately, Joanie Leed and the Nightlights, Judy Banker, Kate Jablonski, Kits and Cats and Saxon Wives, Mark Lavengood, Michael on Fire, rock n roll romantic, Running From Myself, Signal Flags, Steak and Shake, The Hangabouts, The Solstice Session, The Solstice Session/Tracks Along the Way, We've Come Along, Windy City | Leave a comment

Phil’s Faves: Songs, September 24, 2017

Posted on September 28, 2017 by PhilMaq

Posted in Hall of Fame, Phil's Faves: Songs | Tagged Bill Edwards, Common Union 59, Detroit Strong, get it right, Greg Kihn, Hall of Fame, I Guess You Don't Miss That Like I Do, It's Alright, Michael on Fire, Olivia Millerschin, Pink Flamingos, Rachel B, River Blue, Sarah McQuaid, Seconds, Shame on Me, Signal Flags, Silver Lining, The Turnback, Tosha Owens, Way Down Yonder | Leave a comment

“Way Down Yonder” with Signal Flags and “Prime Time Theme Attic” 2nd Anniversary!!!

Posted on September 25, 2017 by PhilMaq

Seattle based indie rockers, Signal Flags, have been on both of my faves lists for several months now with their album, “Steak and Shake” as well as a song, “Brake Accelerator.” Well, the band (John Giaccone, Mitch Brasch, Dave Tingley, … Continue reading →