The story of Journey (or less romantically - OR7) the gray wolf who traveled 1000 miles looking for love and becoming the first gray wolf in California in 88 years must have insired Dr. Paul to include Prokofiev's masterpiece in his Tuesday show. It has also inspired me to play a version of Peter and the Wolf - by Dave Van Ronk and the Kazoo-O-Phonic Jug Band.
Coming up tonight...
Teddy Wilson *
Erroll Garner *
Johnny Hodges with Duke Ellington and His Orchestra *
Rosemary Clooney with Duke Ellington and His Orchestra *
Art Pepper *
Ella Fitzgerald *
Dave Brubeck *
Bobby Darin *
Jimmy Smith *
Eddie Jefferson *
Gerry Mulligan *
Jimmy Scott *
James Rivers
Jazz from seven decades tonight --
Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra (Beiderbecke) *
Django Reinhardt/Stéphane Grappelli, Beryl Davis *
Roland Kirk *
Billie Hoilday *
Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington *
Les McCann Ltd. & Lou Rawls *
The Jazz Crusaders *
Nina Simone *
Modern Jazz Quartet *
Maria Muldaur *
Claude Bolling *
Joe Pass with Ella Fitzgerald *
Jack DeJohnette *
Charlie Byrd And The Washington Guitar Quintet *
James Rivers *
For all the romantics out there, this Valentine's show features songs about love! You can listen live 8 - 9 pm ... The Ella Fitzgerald Quartet * My Funny Valentine (1956) -- Jimmy Yancey * State Street Special (1939-41) -- Django Reinhardt & Stéphane Grappelli * I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm (1938-9) -- Lionel Hampton * Central Avenue Breakdown (1939-41) -- Nat King Cole * L-O-V-E [Multi-Lingual Version] (1950s) --
Export your radio show to a mp3 file. Select 128kbps bitrate, 44100, stereo. Login to kdrt.org Go to "Content Management" -> "Content" -> "Add audio" ( http://www.kdrt.org/node/add/audio ) Do NOT select the name of the program. It will not work when you first add the audio (see below) Give the audio a title. "Radio Show Title plus date of show" works well for audio archives Where is says: "Add a new audio file: " Do what is says: "Click "Browse..." to select an audio file to upload. Only files with the following extensions are allowed: mp3 wav ogg." Fill out any other info you want to. Click the "Preview" button at the bottom. A warning will come up stating you are missing the "artist" and "album title" metadata. Feel those in (the boxes to input this input is outlined in red.) Your djname and show title are good options for these. Click the "save" button at the bottom. =========STAFF (jeff, craig, bill Buchanan ) will have to do this ============== Go to "Content Management" -> "Content" Choose "edit" for the audio was just created. Choose your radio show from the dropdown list. Click save at the bottom.
Playing from the Cumberland Civic Center, a 10,000 person venue in Portland, ME, tonight's show is a dance party, from start to finish, so get ready...
Don't turn it off in the middle or you will miss our favorite dress-clad drummer (the-artist-formerly-and-still-known-as-Jon-Fishman) sweetly singing one of my favorite Prince songs.
: )
Here is the setlist for the show:
Set 1: David Bowie, Weigh > The Curtain > Sample in a Jar, Paul and Silas, Colonel Forbin's Ascent > Fly Famous Mockingbird > Rift > Bathtub Gin, Free Bird
Set 2: Also Sprach Zarathustra > Mike's Song -> The Horse > Silent in the Morning > Punch You In the Eye > McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters > Weekapaug Groove > Purple Rain > Hold Your Head Up, Slave to the Traffic Light
Encore: Rocky Top > Good Times Bad Times
Count Basie *
Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra *
Charlie Christian *
Erroll Garner *
Annie Ross & Gerry Mulligan *
Miles Davis *
Bobby Darin *
Ella Fitzgerald *
Dave Brubeck *
Toots Thielemans *
Al Jarreau *
Louise Tobin, Peanuts Hucko *
Rosemary Clooney *
Lew Tabackin *
Tony Bennett *
The Rosenberg Trio *
Sounds So Sweet is moving to a different day and time. I'm taking over Friday Nights with 2 (count 'em - 2) music shows. Sounds So Sweet will air live at 9:00 PM Friday night fillin' the air with the sweet sounds of jug band music. Of course if you just can't adjust it will still repeat Sunday at 5:00 PM.
But if you've ever wondered if I listen to anything other than jug band music you can find out at 8:30 PM Friday nights as I debut Outta Style - a quick half hour glimpse into the rest of my musical mind. Check it all out!
See you Friday Night!
Wayne
I've often wanted to play some of the other stuff I enjoy. I think, "I could do a Blues show." Or, "I could do a Bluegrass show." Or "I'd like to play some of the old odd stuff I have that doesn't fit the jug band format." Or "Gosh, I wish I could play some of my Americana or psychedelic stuff." Or..... How about a show maybe called Out of Style where I can play some of whatever I want. A quick half-hour glimpse into my musical mind. I wanted to call it "Wayne's World" but I think that's been taken.
It's just that most music that appeals to me is out of style and I want to be able to not be limited to any one style. I'm likely to play something from the twenties next to a recent release,
an old country hoedown followed by Pharoah Sanders, or a whole show of electric blues, or all vinyl, or just whatever I pick up off the floor.
Join me for a bit of musical mayhem.
Tonight's show is a thick, deep, intense pile of musicality.
It just is.
You may want to put on an extra pair of ears, if you have some laying nearby...
Set I
Ghost, Horn, Ya Mar, Limb By Limb -> Ain't Love Funny, Saw It Again, Dirt, Reba, Dogs Stole Things
Set II
Jam -> Timber Ho > Bathtub Gin -> Cities, Loving Cup > Slave to the Traffic Light
Encore: When the Circus Comes To Town