Homemade Jam

Homemade Jam 271 – A preview of Dio Day 2015

Listen to a preview of Dio Day 2015, which takes place Saturday June 20 at the JM McDonald Sports Complex in Cortland. The all-day concert will raise money for the Ronnie James Dio Music Scholarship Fund. It’s in honor of the Cortland native who passed away in 2010 and was considered one of the greatest singers in the history of hard rock and heavy metal.

Part 1

“Get Ready to Rock ‘n’ Roll” – The Rods from “The Rods
“Runnin’ Round” – The Blind Spots from “Rhizomatic”
“All Over But the Cryin’” – Austin-Schell from “Austin-Schell”
“Burn Your Playhouse Down” – Tailor Made from “Burnin’ the Playhouse Down”
“Taking Back the U.S.” – Stone Soul Foundation from online download

Part 2

“Hoochie Koochie Lady” – Elf from “Elf”
“Long Live Rock ‘n’ Roll” – Rainbow from “Long Live Rock ‘n’ Roll”
“Neon Knights” – Black Sabbath from “Heaven and Hell”
“We Rock” – Dio from “The Last in Line”

Part 3

“The Code” – Canedy from “Headbanger”
“Metal Will Never Die” – David Rock Feinstein from “Bitten By The Beast”

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