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Local filmmakers debut Open Country on March 10 at Odd Fellows Hall -- a benefit for KDRT

Filmmakers Glenda and Jesse Drew of Davis made Open Country, a journey into the roots of American country, to reclaim the music as the creative expression of working people of all colors. The movie features interviews with well-known musicians, performances, archival clips and animation, and it sold out the venue when it recently screened in San Francisco.

The Drews will screen their movie in Davis Sunday, March 10, at the Odd Fellows Hall, doors 6 p.m.; show 6:30 p.m.; Q&A 8:15 p.m. All proceeds from ticket sales and donations will benefit KDRT. We hope to see you there! Tickets available online here. Keep reading to learn more:

Divine Intervention – Feb. 16, 2024

Prepare yourself for another edition of Divine Intervention this evening — Friday, Feb. 16, 6 p m. Pacific. Join your hostesse Jess Goddèsse for new releases — including tracks from bands with local roots and ties — old indie chestnuts, some tunes from our Goddess of the Month, and a special Vinyl Vespers spin — only on KDRT 95.7 FM | KDRT.org!

Listening Lyrics returns to the air this Friday, when Joel Daniel will discuss the business of music

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Joel Daniel in the KDRT studio

 

Musicians (artists) are caught between streaming services and the corporatization of music venues. Joel has the details and some answers. Tune in this Friday, Feb. 16, 2024 at 4 p.m., as Listening Lyrics returns to the airwaves.

Divine Intervention – Feb. 2, 2024

Punxsutawney Phil predicts an explosion of new music this evening on Divine Intervention. Join hostesse Jess Goddesse at 6 p.m. Pacific as we attempt to spin the latest from Barbara Manning, Bill Ryder-Jones, Charming Disaster, Eliza McLamb, FRIDA KILL, Hot Garbage, J Mascis, King Dream, PACKS, Sleater-Kinney, Sprints, Ty Segall ... phew ... only on KDRT 95.7 FM | KDRT.org!

Jan. 31, 2024 -- S. F. Sorrow by the Pretty Things on Album of the Week

Dug Deep hosts Album of the Week and he'll be spinning the British psych classic, S. F. Sorrow, by The Pretty Things. It's noted for being the first "concept record," having been conceived of and recorded in 1967-68 and released in 1968, well before the Who's Tommy. No comparison between the two pieces, really, but I'm gonna guess you haven't heard S. F. Sorrow much. Hope you can tune in and join us on Wednesday afternoon.