As a full-time musician, producer Rowan McGuire offers very observant comments about music and the business of music on today's Listening Lyrics. He also sings three new songs live in the studio.
From his website: "McGuire is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter whose music deals predominantly with his experiences living in Northern California. Throughout his music, he paves his own road— a road full of grit and innovation. His songs orbit themes of love, loss, acceptance, loneliness, and transition. Every word conveys depth, resonance, and relatability, securing his songs a spot in each individual listener’s complex life."
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Inspired by a recent visit to the California State Fair's Insect Pavilion, this week's Audio Ecotone celebrates bugs! Flying, crawling, composting, pollinating, beneficial, pest -- we're love them all. (Well, maybe not the aphids and mosquitos.) We're just in time for National Moth Week and the UC Davis Bohart Museum of Entomology's July 20th Moth Night! So join Eddy Owt and buzz on over to KDRT 95.7 FM or stream on KDRT.org for Bugs! on the Audio Ecotone.
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Underwater blue wave kindling left the fern system hours ago
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Many thanks to KDRT Dj Rodriguez for filling in for me last week! Loved that Grateful Dead-inspired set of bluegrass he spun for you all. This week, Rocky is back and hits a couple of bluegrass homeruns with tracks from Wyatt Rice, Brother Oswald, Mike Compton & Norman Blake plus many many more. Come for the banjo, stay for the mandolin!
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The RNC is on the air anointing the felonious one with all sorts of unreal plaudits designed to ingratiate themselves with the insatiable ego of"He who shall not be named."
Listen to "The Wall," instead. Live Pink Floyd from 1980, and then other tunes to soothe your pyche and help you endure the heat.
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