Our “Music Roundup” episode will show the many facets of western music. You’ll hear western swing, western blues, traditional cowboy, western reggae-style beats and even a UFO tune!
This Saturday, June 2, as part of the DMA Annual Appeal, KDRT hosts a treasure trove of young musicans in the DCTV studio, broadcasting live 1-5pm, and recording on video for future viewing.
Tune in to 95.7fm or kdrt.org to hear 3 piece combo led by Josh Wisterman, followed immediately by local favorite Ryan McBride. At 2pm check out The Mechula, a self described “post-bop jazz quartet.”
At 3pm, a 14-piece orchestra of Juniors and Seniors from Davis High School called “Sax By Popular Demand” showcase their talent. The live “Band-A-Thon” closes with young musician A.J. Hicks performing at 4pm.
Tune in to the June 1st episode for songs about Finding Yourself in the West.
As part of the Davis Media Access Annual Appeal, tune in this week to KDRT 95.7 fm for a week of on-air fundraising. Support your favorite local KDRT programmer duriing this special week by going to kdrt.org/donate.
“KDRT is a project of Davis Media Access, and the Annual Appeal is the main source of funding for the radio station,” says Jeff Shaw, Station Director, “we depend on the good will of the community to broadcast on 95.7fm throughout Davis.”
Programmers will be playing favorite tracks, featuring guests from the community, and asking for community support. Support is also sought for all the nationally syndicated programming KDRT airs weekly.
The week culminates in a live broadcast on June 2 from the DCTV studio featuring local musicians. Tune into 95.7fm, from 1-5pm, to hear Josh Wisterman Trio, Ryan McBride, The Mechula, Sax By Popular Demand, and A.J. Hicks.
Go to kdrt.org/donate to view premiums available for your donation.
FINALLY! All the archives of "That's Life" from January 2017 thru today have both DESCRIPTIONS and IMAGES. That was a lot of work.
I'll think about listening to and indexing 2016 and earlier ... someday ... maybe ... we'll see ...
Actually, I haven't even finished indexing (let alone digitizing!) all my old DCTV shows. Those started in the 1990s and ended in 2003. During that time I had several series and a few stand-alone programs on the television side before KDRT was formed and I switched to the radio side.
We sure had fun producing all those tv programs!
And now I'm having fun doing my weekly radios shows.
Things always change.
But then, That's Life!
Coming up tonight on Jazz After Dark! Sam Butera, Thelonious Monk, Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Henry Mancini, Dave Brubeck with Tony Bennett, Vince Guaraldi Trio, Ramsey Lewis, Earl "Fatha" Hines & Johnny Hodges, Dave Brubeck, Dianne Reeves, Stanley Jordan, and Stanley Turrentine
Enjoyed our on-air phone interview with Spiritual, a roots reggae artist from Jamaica who will be performing at the 25th annual Sierra Nevada World Music Festival at the Mendocino Country Fairgrounds in Boonville, June 22, 23 & 24, 2018.
If you missed it or wanna listen again, find it here: https://kdrt.org/audio/one-foundation-400pm-may-23rd-2018
So many cowboy songs are about heading west, ridin’ out, rolling along. Many of the songs on today’s program capture this roaming spirit.
Duos, trios, quartets, and live performances on Jazz After Dark. Featurning: Mildred Bailey & Red Norvo and His Orchestra with Roy Eldridge on trumpet. Fats Waller, Ella Fitzgerald. Charles Mingus with Duke Ellington and Max Roach. Oscar Peterson with Sam Jones, Louis Hayes, Coleman Hawkins, Johnny Hodges, and Benny Carter. Big Miller & Tommy Banks, Chet Baker & Gerry Mulligan. The Taylor Eigsti Trio, the McCoy Tyner Quartet, Keter Betts.
Your invited to the celebration of Listening Lyrics 200th interview. This 2 hour special will be broadcast live from the Watermelon Music's Melon Ball. A new venue in Davis that is rapidly becoming the go to place for musicians to perfom. Several artists are lined up to perform a song or two and this is the cool part - its open to the public, no cover no worries. Jeanne and Pieter are thrilled to share this moment with you and the Davis community. So please drop by if only to say hello.
If you have been a past guest on the show bring your guitar, keyboard or whatever and I will try to give you time to perform a song or two.
Watermellon Music is located in Davis, CA on the corner of Covell and Lake Blvd. (1970 Lake Blvd) - and this part is sooo sweet, plenty of parking available.
For those outside the listening area this show will be stream live on KDRT.org
