Station Archive
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Sounds So Sweet for 6:00pm on Apr 19th, 2023Wed, 04/19/2023 - 7:10pm | Wayne Hagen |
Album of the Week for 4:00pm on Apr 19th, 2023Wed, 04/19/2023 - 5:10pm | Pieter Pastoor |
IMPLOSION - 19 April 2023Wed, 04/19/2023 - 5:00pm | Nick Saloman |
Album of the Week, April 19, 2023: David Byrne and his first solo record, 'Rei Momo'Wed, 04/19/2023 - 4:00pm | NedRei Momo was David Byrne's first solo album in his career after the Talking Heads. Today on Album of the Week you can hear the record -- and hear Byrne's thoughts about it, recorded when the record was released 33 years ago. |
Cowboy Tracks for 1:00pm on Apr 19th, 2023Wed, 04/19/2023 - 3:45pm | Nancy FlaggToday's episode of Cowboy Tracks is "A Spring Thing" and includes western songs, western swing and cowboy poetry celebrating the Spring season. Here's the playlist: Song Title Artist Album Wind Jig Ernie Martinez Where I Make My Home Spring Has Come Hot Texas Swing Band Ain't Dead Yet Wildflower Reunion Tallgrass Express String Band Sky & Water, Wind & Grass Springtime Ian Tyson Cowboyography The Roundup in the Spring Mary Kaye Frontier I’d Like to Be in Texas When They Roundup in the Spring (instr) The McDades Cowboy Celtic Blue Bonnet Breeze Lee Lee Robert Swing Set Spring-a Cowboy's View (poem) Diane Tribitt Ranchin' Rhymes Springtime in the Rockies Lissa Hanner My Colorado Waitin' for Spring Prickly Pair & the Cactus Chorale Free Rangin' Springtime in Colorado (instr) Michael Wark single Bloom in Spring Mark Kerr Ride Along |
Cowboy Tracks for 1:00pm on Apr 19th, 2023Wed, 04/19/2023 - 2:10pm | Nancy FlaggToday's episode of Cowboy Tracks is "A Spring Thing" and includes western songs, western swing and cowboy poetry celebrating the Spring season. Here's the playlist: |
Friends and FamilyWed, 04/19/2023 - 12:00pm | admin |
The Folk Brothers for April 19, 2023: 'Stolen From God'Wed, 04/19/2023 - 11:10am | Peter SchiffmanEnglish singer-songwriter Reg Meuross spent four years researching historical documents pertaining to Britain's slave trade of the 17th and 18th centuries. Although slave owning was outlawed, this didn't stop the wealthy -- particularly in Meuross's native southwest England -- from amassing tremendous amounts of profit, power, and influence through transporting slaves from Africa to the American colonies, with the explicit assistance of the British government and navy. The result of Meuross's efforts is a song-cycle of stories, Stolen From God, about unsung slaves caught up in the Transatlantic trade. |
Roots, Shoots and Leaves for 6:00pm on Apr 18th, 2023Tue, 04/18/2023 - 8:10pm | Tree Kilpatrick |
