Classic jazz tonight:
- Erskine Hawkins, After Hours
- Count Basie, One O'Clock Jump
- Benny Goodman (Helen Ward vocals), You Turned the Tables On Me
- Miles Davis, Gerry Mulligan, Jeru
- Doris Day with Les Brown, Sentimental Journey
- Doris Day, Makin' Whoopee
- Cal Tjader's Modern Mambo Quintet, Mamblues
- Ella Fitzgerald, Love For Sale
- Art Pepper with Conte Candoli, Old Devil Moon
- Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington, Duke's Place
- Earl "Fatha" Hines, Black Coffee
- Earl "Fatha" Hines & Johnny Hodges, I'm Beginning to See the Light
- Abbey Lincoln, Brother Can You Spare A Dime
- Stephane Grappelli & Barney Kessel, It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)
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Tue, 04/30/2024 - 3:00pm | Ned
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This week on High Country Music Radio, it's bluegrass and music for those wide open spaces. On the playlist are Tony Rice, The Stanley Brothers, Kyle Tuttle, Willie Watson, Linday Lou, The New Grass Revival, Etta Baker with Taj Mahal, Bill MacKay & Nathan Bowles, Gary O'Slide and The Travelin' McCourys.
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The Capitol Corridor trains that connect Davis with the Bay Area and Sacramento are evolving as the service recovers from the pandemic. The corridor is adding passenger cars and resuming a full weekday schedule this year, experimenting with a tap-on/tap-off payment system to eventually replace tickets, and proceeding with plans to change access in Davis so that passengers board from an expanded center platform reached via an underpass (or perhaps an overpass) from the parking lot and Olive Drive.
Longer term, the service plans to shift to hydrogen or possibly electric power for its trains. We talk about all this, as well as this year's ridership trends and efforts to improve their timekeeping, on Davisville with Rob Padgette, managing director of the service. Today’s program updates our conversation about the corridor from early 2022. |
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