To hear Radioactive Gavin's latest No Country For Young Men radio show, from Wednesday morning Dec. 8th, CLICK HERE. This week's show featured cinema coverage about Tamara Drewe, playing at The Varsity Theatre in downtown Davis. Read what big-name critics had to say about it after the jump. November turned out to be the lowest ticket sales in 15 years at the
Jean Jackman guests on the Dec. 15 edition of "Speakeasy," a local talk show that airs alternate Wednesdays at 10 a.m. on KDRT-LP, 95.7 FM in Davis. Repeats air the Thursday after taping at 5:30 p.m.
Jackman is a storyteller in the oral tradition, a writer, producer, environmental and social justice activist. She writes the nature
column, "At the Pond" for the Davis Enterprise. She is the author of "Down home tales of Davis," a history of Davis integrating the oral history of long-time Davis residents and pioneer descendants. And, she is the founder and curator of "Davis Community Scrapbook," a collection of short stories, anecdotes, songs poems, photos and paintings, all about Davis. The interview will cover all this ground and highlight stories from the Scrapbook.
Hosted by Autumn Labbe-Renault, "Speakeasy" features interviews with people doing interesting work in Davis and beyond.
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Count Basie
Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five
Benny Goodman
Coleman Hawkins
Frank Sinatra
Winifred Atwell
Gerry Mulligan & Teddy Wilson
Mose Allison
Ramsey Lewis
Stan Getz
Ella Fitzgerald
Dave Brubeck
Ledisi
Don Ellis
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Hi there … and welcome to Mountain Mama’s Earth Music … and if it ain’t one thing it’s another
1) Stuck in the Middle, Stealers Wheel 4:38
2) Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, AC/DC 3:51
3) With A Little Help From My Friends, the Beatles 2:46
Walt Whitman from Leaves of Grass
4) That’s The Way that the World Goes’ Round, John Prine 3:48
5) Old Hippie, The Bellamy Brothers 4:05
And the field sprouts of April
6) Don’t Think Twice It’s All Right, Ramblin Jack Elliott 4:07
7) Knockin on heaven’s door, Eric Clapton, 2:33
The Mother at Home
8) Live Forever, Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors 4:38
9) Murder In the City, the Avett Brothers 3:14
It is no little matter
10) I Shall Be Released , Bob Dylan 3:00
11) She talks to Angels, The Black Crowes 5:29
And that I grew six feet high
12) Three Little Birds , Bob Marley & The Wailers 3:00
Mountain Mama’s Earth Music is heard here on KDRT 95.7 FM, in Davis, CA and you can check out today’s play list, listen to the show or any of other great shows any old time by logging onto KDRT.org.
with Dr. Marco Vespignani, N.D. of the Institutes for Restorative Health in Davis.
Next Speakeasy, Dec. 15: the inimitable Jean Jackman. We;ll talk about the Davis Community Scrapbook, winter bird migration and hear lots of good stories!
After Hours Erskine Hawkins 1940
King Joe Jimmie Noone & Earl Hines 1928
Kangaroo Hop George Gershwin 1916
Yakety Sax Boots Randolph 1963
I Got Plenty of Nuttin' (instrumental) Ray Charles and Cleo Laine 1976
Slipped Disc Benny Goodman 1945
Let's Do It (Let's Fall In Love) Ella Fitzgerald
Rockin' Chair Gene Krupa 1941
You're Right As Rain James Moody 1973
Oh, Lady Be Good! Dianne Reeves 2005
One Note Samba Herbie Mann 1962
Go Daddy-O Big Bad Voodoo Daddy 1994
Let Her Go Hubert Laws 1972
You're Driving Me Crazy Dianne Reeves 2005
8 Concierto de Aranjuez, Pt. 2 Miles Davis 1960
Pieces of Dreams Stanley Turrentine 1973
To hear the latest No Country For Young Men radio show, from Wednesday Nov. 24th, CLICK HERE. As The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest continues at The Varsity Theatre in Davis, what are women film critics saying about the dramatic conclusion to the Millenium trilogy? Despite being squeamish, I love the key elements of the series: busting up corruption, fighting abuse of women
Some boogie-woogie, some bossa-nova, some blues, and some 70's jazz!
Lionel Hampton
Claude Bolling
Peggy Lee
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Stan Getz
Ella Fitzgerald
Butch Thompson
Thelonious Monk With Milt Jackson
Mose Allison
Stan Kenton
Dizzy Gillespie & Charlie Parker
Herbie Mann
Claude Bolling & Jean Pierre Rampal
Lee Morgan and Horace Silver
Stanley Turrentine