The Sacramento Farm-to-Fork Festival wraps up this weekend and this week's Audio Ecotone serves up a delightful soupcon of delectable selections from Merle Haggard, King Curtis, Fats Waller, Southern Culture on the Skids and a full tasting menu of others to whet your appetite, aid your digestion and satisfy your soul. Tune in Friday at 3:00 pm on KDRT 95.7 FM or online at KDRT.org.
This afternoon on In the Key of Folk, we'll be covering singers from the British folk scene of the 1960s and beyond, and then finishing the hour with a few selections from more recent years.
Selections run from Anne Briggs , Dick Gaughan, Fairport Convention, Silly Sisters and June Tabor through Jim Moray and Eliza Carthy. Tune in from 2 to 3 p.m. today (Sept. 18) on KDRT.org. See you then!
Tonight on the Electric Compost Heap, we'll be celebrating Friday the 13 of September with a smattering of tunes from musical artists who will soon be playing in the Sacramento area, including, THE JACKETS from Switzerland, Jon Langford, and Deke Dickerson, plus a slew of other musical compostables. The official color of this evenings program is Russet! Join us at KDRT.org and see what the fuss is all about!
Tonight on the Electric Compost Heap, we'll be celebrating Friday the 13 of September with a smattering of tunes from musical artists who will soon be playing in the Sacramento area, including, THE JACKETS from Switzerland, Jon Langford, and Deke Dickerson, plus a slew of other musical compostables. The official color of this evenings program is Russet! Join us at KDRT.org and see what the fuss is all about!
The Russ Tolman Goodtime Hour is comin' at you with music from Iggy Pop, Nick Drake, local heroes Thin White Rope, and much MUCH more. Tune at 5p Pacific — only on KDRT 95.7 fm | KDRT.org.
This week, the Audio Ecotone flies to the moon! Next Tuesday, September 13, is the Mid-Autumn Festival on the Chinese Lunar calendar and since we can't give each and every one of you a moon cake, we will be bringing you a celestial selection of moon-themed songs to celebrate from the Neville Brothers, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Billie Holliday, J.J. Cale and a few surprises. Tune in live at 3:00 pm Pacific Time or listen later on KDRT.org.
Coming your way at 5p Pacific, it's IMPLOSION with your host Nick Saloman, sharing a swell assortment of groovy tunes from bands like the Droogs, the Zoo, and, yes, Fever Tree — right here on grassroots radio KDRT 95.7 fm | KDRT.org!
Tune in at 2 p.m. today to listen to In the Key of Folk. We'll start off with a topical song by Scottish singer-songwriter Karine Polwart, followed by music featuring Sarah Jarosz, Rita Hosking, Richard Thompson, Tom Rozum, Steve Tilston and Maggie Boyle, Wild Asparagus, Patty Griffin and more. We'll also play a set by the dynamic Spanish-Celtic-American group, Atlantic Folk Trio, with Galen Fraser, Maria San Miguel, and Jésus Enrique Cuaddrado, so join us on your FM radio at 95.7 if you are local, and if you are farther from Davis, listen now or later at KDRT.org. Hope to see you then!
Join in today at 2 p.m. on In the Key of Folk to hear a timely selection by Scottish singer-songwriter Karine Polwart, followed by selections by Sarah Jarosz, Rita Hosking, Tom Rosum, Richard Thompson, Patty Griffin, Steve Tilston and Maggie Boyle, a special set featuring the Atlantic Folk Duo, comprised of Scottish-American Galen Fraser,and Spaniards Maria San Miguel and Jésus Enrique Cuaddrado, and rounding up with a a couple of pieces from the contra dance world, in onor of this coming weekend's Echo Summit dance camp. Be sure to come join us live at 95.7 on your FM radio, or online at KDRT.org.
Listen up for Divine Intervention at 6 p.m. Pacific as your hostèsse Jess Goddèsse blesses you with a bounty of new sounds — including the latest from perennial favorites the Bug Club and Ty Segal; Bay Area bands Duster, Fake Fruit, and Smokers; and long-time legends the Fastbacks and Melt-Banana — all this blended with some should-be favorites, a few tunes from September's Goddess of the Month, and a questionable track in observance of Vinyl Vespers — only on your grooviest grassroots station, KDRT 95.7 fm | KDRT.org!
