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Join us for an interview on The Golden Road with former members of The Grateful Dead, Bob Bralove and Tom Constanten.  Bob and Tom will be discussing their wonderful running collaboration affectionately known as "Dose Hermanos" and we will spotlight their new release, "Batique" which features their exquisite piano playing created in a most unique and improvisational way!

The broadcast of interview took take place on Saturday, April 5 on The Golden Road on KDRT.

Here's a link to the playlist and more information about the broadcast:

http://kdrt.org/node/14269

April 3, 2014's edition of AotW will feature the sophmore release of James Murphy's alternative dance project, LCD Soundsystem... 3 years and 1 day since their last performance ever which was at Madison Square Garden to the bittersweet embrace of their adoring fans.

The Spokes are UC Davis' only all-female a cappella group and can often be found singing on campus and around the town of Davis.

The Spokes have taken performance tours throughout California, stopping in places like Los Angeles, Berkeley, Santa Cruz, and San Francisco. Their goals for the future include broadening their already diverse repertoire, performing as much as possible, and bringing a cappella music back into the mainstream. Just as a bicycle wheel cannot spin without all its spokes, this all-female, all-fabulous group depends on the dedication of every girl to achieve its goals and remain one of Northern California’s most unique and talented music groups!

We acknowledge business contributions to KDRT with brief on-air messages called underwriting. Underwriting is to community radio what advertising is to commercial radio. The difference, however, is clear: Commercial stations may air as much as 18 minutes of advertising time per hour. KDRT airs less than one minute of underwriting per hour, which means our underwriters aren't lost in a sea of commercial hype.

Austin, TX is the LIVE music capital of the world. Well Jeanne and I spent a few days there and this show is all about the hottest LOCAL AUSTIN bands. So take a listen and step into Austin, TX with us for an hour of great sounds. Helen and Tim Spangler of the SPANGLERS will join us.

visit the SPANGLERS at https://www.facebook.com/HelenTimSpangler

Jazz after Dark (with Don Shor) is a laid back musical weekly journey into the sounds of jazz.  Its hard to explain this show in a sentence or two so just take a look at the March 25th show write up "Jazz across five decades tonight. Some sax by Sam Butera, Paul Gonsalvez, Johnny Hodges, and Gerry Mulligan. Piano by Thelonious Monk, Vince Guaraldi, and Butch Thompson. Vocals by Etta Jones, and Ella Fitzgerald. And a special thank-you to Toots Thielemans, 91 years old, as he retires after 65 years of jazz harmonica and whistling!"

Five decades of jazz!

     A big Thank You goes to Pieter for his kind blog work on my behalf.  Yes, Candi did a super job in getting a full page in the Living History newsletter all about "The Chambers Street Theatre" on KDRT FM Radio.  Then Pieter picks up the full page and places it on the KDRT web page.  Wow.  

     Surely everyone now knows all about sharing information from one group to another.  Ganted sometimes we forget all those newsletters are available for crossover and that's what Pieter did here.  Thank you Pieter. The Old Sacramento Living History Program is active in it's own world, but now it's known in the KDRT FM Radio world and back the other way and so on.

     We're all here to have a good time sharing our interests on Radio, and a good team it is at KDRT.  I'm always surprised by the scope of all the producers.  Keep up the good work.

Jazz classics!