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
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Hi there … and welcome to Mountain Mama’s Earth Music … crying buckets full of tears in a house full of love
1) Crying Over, Patti Griffin 4:38
2) Tears, The Stone Roses 6:50
3) A Million Tears, Kasey Chambers 4:21
And because William Carlos Williams is his favorite, this one is for Steve-o
The Red Wheelbarrow by William Carlos Williams
so much depends
upon
a red wheel
barrow
glazed with rain
water
beside the white
chickens.
4) Buckets of Rain, The Wood Brothers 3:26
5) I’m Not Afraid To Die, Gillian Welch 3:28
6) Southside of Heaven, Ryan Bingham 6:23
Three Foxes by the Edge of the Field at Twilight
By Jane Hirshfield
One ran,
her nose to the ground,
a rusty shadow
neither hunting nor playing.
One stood; sat; lay down; stood again.
One never moved,
except to turn her head a little as we walked.
Finally we drew too close,
and they vanished.
The woods took them back as if they had never been.
I wish I had thought to put my face to the grass.
But we kept walking,
speaking as strangers do when becoming friends.
There is more and more I tell no one,
strangers nor loves.
To hear the entire show, CLICK HERE.
My guest Nov. 17 live in the studio was John Merchant, the owner of Davis' own 49er Video. We talked about Blockbuster declaring bankruptcy, Netflix, Redbox, public libraries, cable and satellite television.
Criticism of Netflix is just a blip on the national radar, but censoring content is a serious subject. The movie in question is Trash Humpers, written and directed by provocateur Harmony Korine. Netflix refuses to stock the trashy little movie.
The things is, I saw this movie at South by Southwest 2010 and hated every second of it. Here's an excerpt of what I wrote for Boise Weekly at the time:
Erskine Hawkins
Don Byas
Glenn Miller
Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra (with Bix Beiderbecke)
Eubie Blake
Lena Horne
Charlie Barnet & His Orchestra
Louis Armstrong
Ella Fitzgerald & The Tommy Flanagan Trio
Gerry Mulligan
Grover Washington Jr.
Oscar Peterson
Mills Brothers
Ennio Morricone
Etta James
Herb Alpert
The Manhattan Transfer
Listen to the interview at http://kdrt.org/node/4190 I nearly lost a friend to suicide because he was mercilessly bullied for being gay. I heard a powerful young woman speak recently and decided I'd like more folks to hear what she has to say. On Nov. 17, I'll welcome Ashley Horan to the show. Ashley serves as the intern minister for the Unitarian Universalist Church of Davis. In her capacity as a liaison to students at UC Davis, Horan has spoken about the intolerance that has fueled a widely publicized rash of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) suicides recently, and the resulting "It Gets Better Campaign" on YouTube and Facebook. Horan, who identifies as a queer person of faith, speaks about the perception that people of faith are responsible for perpetuating intolerance, and posits UU as a place and a faith welcoming of all people. She shares a message of encouragement for all who are being bullied because of their sexual preference. Please tune in Wed., Nov. 17 at 10 a.m. or catch the archive here on kdrt.org.