Golden Road for 6pm on Feb 21st, 2013

Thu, 02/21/2013 - 8:10pm | Rodriguez

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Playlist

playlist for 02/21/2013

Sat, 03/02/2013 - 7:53am | Rodriguez

Thu, 02/21/2013

Artist	Title	Album
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	Woodstock	Deja Vu
David Crosby	Tampalais High	If I Could Only Remember My Name.. (1971)
	Music Is Love	"
	Cowboy Movie	"
	Laughing	"
	Traction In The Rain	"
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	Teach Your Children	Deja Vu
Jerry Garcia	Deal	Garcia
	Birdsong	"
	Sugaree	"
	Loser	"
	Late For Supper	"
	Eep Hour	"
	To Lay Me Down	"
	An Odd Little Place	"
	The Wheel	"
New Riders Of The Purple Sage	I Don't Know You	NRPS
	Portland Woman	"
	Henry	"
	Last Lonely Eagle	"
Grateful Dead	Operator	American Beauty
	Cumberland Blues	Workingman's Dead
	Dire Wolf	"
	Friend Of The Devil	American Beauty
	Attics Of My Life	"

In this edition of the Golden Road we check in with the whereabouts of one Jerome Garcia in the years of 1970 and 71. Last seen, he was traveling from studio-to-studio in & about the San Francisco Bay area with guitars, a banjo and oddly enough, a pedal steel in tow. Witnesses to his spurious activity were David Crosby, Robert Hunter, Dan Healy, Steve Barncard and assorted characters belonging to the musical groups, New Riders of the Purple Sage and the Grateful Dead. Few photos exist of these doings by Mr. Garcia, but a multitude of sound recordings capture the activity...wonderfully!

About Wayne Hagen

Wayne is a founding member of the California Jug Band Association (CJBA) and a member of its Board of Directors. In 2002 Wayne and his banjo-playing buddy Andy began the International Jug Band Festival in Sutter Creek, California. The festival has given birth to new jug band festivals as far away as Louisville, Kentucky, as well as the CJBA.

Wayne has been playing jug since 1979 and he'll pull out his jug and play with anyone. He also tries to play the mandolin and is a big fan of Vol Stevens and Yank Rachell. His passion for jug band music has turned him into a walking encyclopedia of the genre. Go ahead, ask him a question -- we dare ya. He says that getting a chance to share his love for jug band music on KDRT is a great joy.

About Rodriguez

On the air at KDRT since February of 2007, Rod has hosted a true variety of music broadcasts. Beginning with the Grateful Dead based program, THE GOLDEN ROAD, then starting up a cool look at the sounds of Classic R & B, Soul, Funk and the Blues on THE GRAPEVINE, and now spinning a weekly 2 hour musical compass on SILVER NINE VOLT HEART, "Rodriguez" thoroughly enjoys the pure therapeutic effect that music has on his soul and right on down to his bones!

As the late, great Levon Helm once said: "If you pour some music on whatever's wrong, it'll sure help out!". Click on SILVER NINE VOLT HEART...live each Thursday on The Dirt from 4 to 6 pm for a good dose of musical healing.