Tune in for two hours of musical mayhem each Saturday afternoon at 4 on Jumpin' on the Bed as David rustles up an eclectic mix of high-energy Americana, blues, rockabilly, folk, jazz, indie, rock and assorted oddities. Regular features include obits in tribute to the recently departed, theme sets, new releases and (someday soon) timely artist appearances and interviews. Often contains high Bob Dylan content. If you’ve been looking for the heart of Saturday night, look no further. Tune in and start jumpin’.
David Soyka grew up in a strange exotic land called New Jersey listening to Jean Shepherd on WOR-AM, Cousins Brucie and Dan Ingram at WA"Beatle"C and Vin Scelsa and Allison Steele on WNEW-FM, which explains (or excuses) his taste in music. The first album he bought was The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan for $3.49 at the Two Guys from Harrison department store (no kidding, that's what it was called). His mother-in-law lived three blocks from the Stone Pony and complained some scruffy guy named Bruce Springsteen played too loud.
