Blogs

This week's show will feature Katharina Ullmann. She has been living here in Davis for a couple years working with a project on Native pollinators. Her work is at www.myspace.com/smallfarmsrock

Tune in to hear her sing a few songs on Tuesday around 7 pm. Peace, Tree.

Tune into Live Tracks, Thurday 8-10pm for the LIVE recording of the KDRT Winter Blues Benefit Concert featuring the Bill Scholer Blues Band & special guest, Barry "the fish" Melton. Recorded by show host Jim Buchanan on January 26, 2008 at the acoustically excellent Odd Fellows Hall in downtown Davis, this was a rockin' show with stellar performanaces by Melton and Scholer's band -- a Davis classic! This show will re-air on Saturday evening 10pm-midnight and on Monday afternoon 1-3pm.

Hey fellow Radio Landers!

The is my first plunge into the blog pool.  One thing I would like to mention is that there were more tracks to the 11/30 "Hunt Special" broadcast of The Golden Road.  What did not make to the playlist (due to my technical nubialness!) was:

Wharf Rat and One More Saturday Nite, both tune were also from the Wembley Empire Pool theatre in London, April of '72.

PLAYLIST for THE WRONG SIDE OF THE TRACKS

when i was a lass, some o'these tunes came out da radio and i secretly liked them, vocally hated them.
they were my mother.

as a liberated adult, i've come to recognize the beauty within their aches and how she passed them along.

THANKS MA, i will forever ache.

Last night twenty or so people were treated to an exquisite evening of jug band music at N Street co-housing. The Axelrod Ensembele: Meredith Axelrod (guitar, jug, vocals), Bill Foss (banjolin, vocals), Keith Cary (commodium, fiddle, harmonica, cello, vocals), and special guest Robert Armstrong (guitars, jug, ukelele, saw); presented a night of world class jug band music. 

Thanks Davis!

It was a sweet Saturday fall evening, perfect temperature, the stages were up, Jim, Cliff and Doc had us wired for sound. Autumn brought it all together, as only Autumn can: Pete with permits; Jeff spray painting signs; Darrick taking inventory; Rod vacuuming; Tree setting out fresh cut veggies from Farmer’s Market; fairy lights; hot dogs on the grill; chips and salsa from Dos Coyotes, and the kegs, so generously donated by Sudwerk and the Coop, resting in a bed of ice.

KDRT has moved down the radio dial from 101.5FM to 95.7FM!

Thanks to everyone for your support.  We couldn't have done it without you.

We've also changed our website.  You can now listen to us online from anywhere in the world!

What folks are saying:

Driving east on Fifth Street about 4:30 yesterday afternoon, I sighted a big tower on our roof. Shiny and new, a homespun KDRT flag flew proudly from it. I'd been at the station earlier, left to attend Dr. G's lovely Tea & Tango event, and drove back to find it done. Seeing it--that tangible symbol of our station, our work, our community--I let out a big whoop. Think I scared the guy in the car next to me. :)

Made me very, very happy to see it. Thank you everyone who showed up, participated, supported, etc. I have a new pre-set in my car as of last night--KDRT-LP, 95.7 FM!! Long live grassroots radio.

-Autumn Labbe Renault - Davis Media Access Executive Director

It takes a community to raise an antennae tower!

Here's to many more years of the mightiest low power station in Davis.

Ron Cotterel - KDRT Programmer

Live Tracks devotes its weekly show May 24 to a look at the Byrds—the rock band known for the 1960s hits “Mr. Tambourine Man” and “Turn! Turn! Turn!”, but which also had a longer and more varied history than most people know.