Well Kino's and that track is called Forever this also one of our featured C.D.'s of the week a couple weeks ago and right before that we heard from the scatter lights from their cd ball of fire and we hear. A really nice upbeat version of the James Bond theme from the Skatalites Well this is k.c. Vs h.t. One San Luis Obispo can be x. 81 scenario in k s b x Ana Barbara we're streaming at k.c. Via our g I'm Fred Friedman sitting in for Neal this morning on the morning cup and support for k.c. B.x. Comes from the all new all final motor cars in San Luis Obispo your home for Mercedes Chevrolet and spinner Sales and Service learn more at all final motor cars dot com and I want to let you know if you're looking for real country music on the radio then across the tracks is for you Blair Gillespie plays honky tonk outlaw country western swing rockabilly bluegrass and more tune in every Thursday night that's tonight right after the road home for across the tracks from 8 to 10 here on k c b x or any time on demand at k.c. Be extra or g. Blair does a great job a lot of fun music I listen to it on Thursday evenings and he comes on like it says right after the Road Home and don't forget Reese of the season is going to feature some music for Hanukkah on the road home her show from 630 to 8 o'clock Well let's see I want to continue now with I guess we're starting off the 3rd hour of the show here on morning cup and I want to play one more track from the featured cd of the week by Victor Kraus see these called far from enough and off of that cd Let's see will play center day afternoon since you knew Sunday afternoon man and like I mentioned Victor Krauss brother of Alison Krauss all right after that I'm going to play something from his sister Allison and then earlier this week I had a request someone suggested I play something from the Everly Brothers So we'll hear in this next set Victor Krauss Alison Krauss and the Everly Brothers. The Everly Brothers Don and Phil that's really not the version that I want to play that's kind of a poppy version I don't know why was different than the one the original versions. I thought of that was a bowling green from down in Phil Everly before that we listened to Alison Krauss from her cd I've got that old feeling and I wish I still had you was the name of the song that we heard off that I want to let you know that on that song in addition dolls and crowd playing the fiddle and doing the vocals Jerry Douglas was on doe bro Stuart Duncan mandolin and Dave Pomeroy on bass because before Alison Krauss we heard from her brother Victor Krauss featured cd of the week called far from enough and from that cd we heard Sunday afternoon man and on that that was a trio with Victor Krauss on bass Jerry Douglas once again on bro Bill Frisell on guitar and I'll remind you once again Jerry Douglas and Tommy Emmanuel will be at the Fremont theater a week from today December 13th the presentation by Cal Poly that should be an outstanding outstanding concert well as I promised at the beginning I'm going to give away a pair of tickets now want to let you know about this event because it's going to be a lot of fun and exciting as the central coast day of precaution has put on by Patti De Patti is the steel band director a quest a college I want to let you know some of the people that are going to be there again it's this Saturday December 8th at 1 o'clock and that quest a college there students center 1st of all Jeff no real steel pan performer and also educator the brother of Andy Nurul and I had a chance to see Jeff in real ones before a thing Paddy brought him to the area unbelievable steel pan performer also there will be Darrell Voss from Qwest percussion Darrell one of the great drummers in the area John Astaire he teaches at Cal Poly also in the San Luis Obispo symphony plays the temp me and he's a void really creative percussionist Blair hell Zene electronic percussion the Cal Poly Paul. Rhythmix the quest to enter may intermediate steel band the quest a beginner steel pan band and all of that will be at Quest a college this Saturday again December 8th starting at 1 o'clock tickets are $12.00 if you want information you can go to tickets Syquest Tickets dot Cuesta edu there's free parking at Quest always I'm going to give away a pair of tickets now to the Central Coast a a precaution I think I'll make it the 3rd color 544-5229 I guess I should include the area code in 055445229 when a pair of tickets to Central Coast day of precaution. Jimmy Cliff sitting in limbo from what I think is one of the all time great soundtracks The Harder They Come in addition to Jimmy Cliff and here the maid talls Desmond Dekker. The melodeon and several others again the harder they come before that we heard from Miriam a Kiba This is from the cd she released in 2000 on the put to Mile labels called Homeland an offer that I played because we live for love and I began with a cd that's one of my favorites and it's by Andy Statman And David Grisman the see these calls songs of our fathers and from that cd I played a track for the sake of my brothers and sisters Sudanese for the sake of my brothers and friends and the c. D. Ken songs of our fathers on David Grossman's label coup stick disc is the name of the label Andy Statman plays not only mandolin plays clarinet and something called Amanda cello then David Grisman also play mandolin another instruments and Edgar Meyer on bass Hal Blaine on drums and because shin and several other really fine musicians on the cd songs of our fathers support for Casey banks comes from 9 or wine estates where they're grateful for the sunny weather this week learn more about their 100 percent solar power tasting room restaurant and Winery in Paso Robles at 9 or wine dot com and support for k.c. B.x. Comes from Baxter Mormon jewelry boutique manufacturer of hand crafted fine jewelry at their new location 1128 Garden Street in the heart of downtown San Luis Obispo modern classic jewelry made fresh daily learn more at Baxter Mormon dot com Well at the beginning of the show I said I was going to play some New Orleans music I did in the 1st hour and want to also play a little bit more here. Before we sign off at noon there's a group called cha they're known mainly in New Orleans and they've won some awards there offbeat music awards and so of others their 1st cd was called funk in feathers came out about 3 years ago and they're a fairly large group can't really tell how many at least a dozen or so want to play a track off their cd called shallow water again the group is called Child law. Humph. It. Should. On the. Knoll Luke. You. Told. Soldiers. Alan Alan. Was Absolutely. Goa. Soldier. The big. Well finishing up with the Set out of New Orleans there and that was Matilda Jones a great blues singer out of New Orleans from a cd she recorded in 1909 called dues paid in full we heard classic blues song honest I do I got to tell you a quick little story on this when we go to New Orleans there's the French Quarter market and Willie we've met Willie there a great great guy he has a a booth set up the sells cds in t. Shirts and he told us about Matilda Jones and it was the biggest selling cd that he sold in his booth there and we appreciate it so Willie the last time and he turned his son to Matilda Jones I'm going to go into this a little bit here finishing up before Matilda Jones we heard from the Gregory court cat when we were there the last time Gregory actually gave me this cd it's called jams j a m z and from that I played chatterbox Gregory a geed the quartet he's on clarinet Joshua stark man on guitar Max Moran on bass and a.j. Hall playing the drums and Greg plays in Del fail Marcellus's uptown band which we see every time at Snug Harbor he also plays in the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra and he he's a tall guy looks to be about 6466 and the cover of the cd shows him on a basketball court and then I began with the group Chara funk and feathers as the name of their cd goes back to 2015 their 1st release. Played shallow water off of that again looks to be better doesn't people in the group and there are a really fun group and hopefully sometime they might make it out to California Well a lot of things to do here before we turn it over to Democracy Now 1st of all support for Casey b.x. Comes from Baxter Mormon jewelry at 1128 Garden Street in San Luis Obispo offering holiday gifts of fine jewelry and crafted in their studio with ethically sourced metal and gemstones modern classic jewelry made fresh daily more at Baxter Mormon dot com and also support for Casey b.x. Comes from Sloan natural foods co-op offering local produce natural products and new hot soups and grab and go meals made with farm fresh ingredients there are 2 for 9 for Victoria Avenue one block east of broad to coddle learn more at slow natural foods co-op. Also want to let you know that the k c b k c b x community calendar is tell us about the eco slow Saturday morning for a moderate to strenuous hike in the Irish Hills and San Luis Obispo there are 10 miles of serene trail loops that pass through rolling hills along Froome creek and past an old mine for more about this and lots of other events go to the calendar page a k.c.b. X. Thought oh our g. And this is k.c. The x h d one San Luis Obispo can be x h d one San are no and k s b x Santa Barbara stream and a k c b e x star or g. I want to thank you for listening I enjoyed being here on morning Cup hosting the music for you I'll be back again this evening from 10 until midnight hosting my show jazz liner notes and I'll be playing a lot of jazz for you for a 2 hours this evening. I want to mention too that appreciate all the phone calls I get and also I was looking I got some emails appreciate that I always wonder about when I do the show morning cup show 3 hours if I bring in enough music and every time I think about it I wind up with some music left over that I didn't get a chance to play but I'll get that the next time be sure and stay tuned for democracy now thanks for listening and I'll be back again 10 o'clock this evening. This is Democracy Now. That is whole. Participating in those in this political lesson. The number of inmates started growing we could see how many people had a right to and be lined up for the flag raising ceremony and the singing of the National Anthem for the United Nations is requesting access to massive so-called reeducation camps in western China for up to 2000000 ethnic leaders and other Muslims are being held by the un as compared them to internment camps but China says they're needed to prevent radicalization will speak to a wider American activists police and sister disappeared after she spoke out about what's happening then we look at the situation in Spain where a far right party has won seats in a regional election in Andalusia for the 1st time since Spain returned to democracy and the 1960 s. And the 1970 s. Look at the new film The silence of others it follows several survivors of Spanish dictator Francisco Franco's regime and their pursuit of justice. The thing is all this has been covered up until now there's not a town in Spain without victims of the Franco regime right. We want our children alive or dead can you does this not about looking at the past we're fighting for the future. It's the 1st time the voice of the victims will be heard in the 10000 kilometers away from our country. Coming in. Welcome to Democracy Now Democracy Now dot org The War and Peace Report I'm Amy Goodman. In global carbon dioxide emissions climb to a record high in 2018 setting the world on a path for the most catastrophic effects of climate change that's a stark warning of the Global Carbon Project and a new report that found global carbon dioxide emissions are on track to grow by 2.7 percent this year under goals set out in the United Nations Paris agreement of 2015 the world needs to rapidly cut its emissions to keep average global temperatures from rising by more than 1.5 degrees Celsius or 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit the report came as United Nations climate summit got under way and say Poland this is renowned broadcaster naturalists or David Attenborough speaking at the opening ceremony but now we are facing among many designs of global scale. Our greatest threat to severe. Time of change if we don't take action the collapse of our civilization. And the stigma of much of the natural world. Is on the horizon warning came as the World Health Organization said a new report that meaning the commitments of the Paris climate agreement could save millions of lives and hundreds of billions of dollars by 2050 speaking from Poland on Wednesday the w.h.o. As Maria Nera said some 7000000 people currently die each year from air pollution alone.