The Audio Ecotone

Despite the massive bummer of these times, The Audio Ecotone is very thankful for our wonderful friends, family and you -- our listeners. On this week's show, we give thanks with music from Little Eva, Reigning Sound, the Cranberries, Glenn Miller and more!

There's an incredible number of live shows in Davis and Sacramento happening over the next seven days and this week's show highlights some of them, with tunes from Boot Juice, The Beths, Anton Barbeau, Southern Culture on the Skids, The Four Eyes, Earl Sweatshirt and more! We also pay tribute to legendary jazz drummer, pianist and composer Jack DeJohnette as well as debut a selection from Sad and Beautiful World, the new Mavis Staples album released today. 

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This week we're celebrating Fall Migration -- one of the best birdwatching times of the year in Davis -- by groovin' to a selection of appropriately themed tunes from Weezer, Wire, M. Ward, the Ink Spots and more!

Tim Foster is an icon of the Sacramento cultural scene. As the kinetic frontman of bands such as Th' Losin Streaks and the Troublemakers, he's brought high-energy, '60s-infused garage rock to small dive bars and big festival stages across the U.S. and Europe. He is a fixture in the Sacramento journalistic scene as the executive director of Capitol Weekly and was the co-publisher of the late Midtown Monthly, an important chronicle of the Sacramento art and music scene in the early 2000s. And he's a collector of obscure vintage vinyl, vintage guitars and vintage cars. Tim joined Eddy in the KDRT studio to spin some records and discuss his bands, garage rock, the changing Sacramento music scene and California politics.