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Good afternoon everyone my name is Ted Poe advisor here at k c s p f m and I'll be your reader today we're looking at Into the Beautiful North by Luis Alberto you're an area author of the hummingbird starter and we're in chapter 10 starting at Page 91 we can buy new clothes can't we nail the Vampy asked Don't worry more or I'll take care of you She looked at tacho his face with was with expression the waiter put the sweating bottles of Corona in front of them that's urine tacho noted nearly kicked him under the table I'll have shrimp please she said we'll share an order of spaghetti although said leaning on them piece shoulder we're on a diet Vampi announced Do you want garlic bread the waiter asked Vampi stared at him for a moment it's good he promised yes please she beamed at him touches said. Lots of salsa corn tortillas or flour corn of course who eats flour tortillas the waiter studied them you're from the south so said tacho So be careful the waiter said he walked away what's his problem tacho groused the girls took long pulls from their beers yellow felt the bubbles burn into up into her nose and sneezed. Bumpy was dizzy immediately she looked at all of them opened her mouth and belched noisily piglet tacho scolded when the waiter came back and started to set their plates down nearly said Is there a payphone here by the bathroom. Don't be calling your coyote's here toadies you won't make it across without a coyote Cica but the management doesn't like them coming around here they give the gringos the creeps How do you know we want to go across tacho asked everyone and I want to well know what you want as soon as they see you the waiter said he was more than bored with pilgrims they've seen you a 1000 times a week brother oh can I bring you anything else now he shook her head and got up to find the phone your food will get co will get cold the waiter said I'll be right back touches said Do you have any advice for us get a passport The waiter said Maly asked the cashier to give her some coins for the phone Mexican or American he asked What's the difference he shrugged American money is boring all the same color and the coins are Dall but it's actually worth something keep your pesos give me the lattes any day. Now he suddenly remembered on Irma telling her that that's where gringo came from from the English word for green it's for the phone she said handing over a few lint Mexican bills he dug out fat Mexican coins for her over there she stepped into the hall between the bathrooms American women were laughing and chatting in the doorway they looked so tall so glamorous they smelled good unlike her smelled of a Nella and fruit and white mask and shampoo she turned her back on these giant testers and dug out her card Shivah RINs number was a little streaks but so legible she had the coins on the metal shelf in front of her. She fed a few into the phone until she heard a dial tone she studied the number and punched the Ellaby digits in the phone mean a weird noise and ascending scale of derision and a robot voice told her there had been an error the phone clicked and she heard her coins drop into the coin box she ducked through the coins and found enough to get the dial tone again again she was kicked off and lost her coins the 3rd time she dialed 0 and told the operator the number the woman sounded offended there is no such number mis she said nail he repeated it I'm sorry there is an error on your part and Miss Nelly tried to argue with her but the operator informed her there had been a phone number like that and I want to since 1904 and there is no listing for a shot Aryan not in thier Wanna the cop day in sonata or Mexicali her stomach was tight it started to hurt she pressed her hands to her face and breathe she had to keep her wits about her she went back to her seat and stared at her food tacho was eating a carny taco and swallowing swallowing his 2nd beer you know I'm Bobby were laughing helplessly they each had 2 bottles in front of them here so drunk Bobby noted and they both snorted and fell on each other their weak tacho said Nellie picked at her friend she looked at tacho he raised his eyebrows at her she looked at her head he closed his eyes just for a moment he turned away from her and watched the bodies moving down the street. Chapter 11 they stood on the street in the dark the sound was really relentless but yet somehow flat there were no echoes in Tijuana car horns or sour braze cops blew whistles and they felt all in better on the air now he went into a boat and be some pads. She had a hairbrush for toothbrushes and a tube of toothpaste in her shoulder bag tacho apologized for his vanity and brought and bought hair gel he worked on his spikes as they stood there pressed to a wall his little radio hung from his belt loop by a strap call and Irma Ulo said and tell her what said nail the I want to go home be cried we will go home nearly said when we have completed our mission this was all a big mistake Bobby said I think we have failed you although added no nail he replied we haven't even started I'm going to conquer key he she thought there was no way this mess was going to work she decided not without Don Pepe the other girls gassed and slumped and threw their hands around toucher said Ladies ladies we have to get off the street that's 1st there is no shot. All right then we have to use our own initiative and my right Mina nearly nodded will get eaten alive if we spend the night out here happy tourists went by in colorful gangs but among them were hustlers and sailors and marines and street kids and police and dogs men made kissing sounds at them they couldn't tell if the kisses were come on to the girls or mockery of tacho one slim boy in a black t. Shirt pos and hissed once across Los Angeles safe he frighten them they turn their faces from him until he walked away will find a hostile tacho said things will look better in the morning they didn't know which way to walk to find a hotel they mistakenly thought that if they walk north toward the u.s. Border things would be of a better quality. They got off the main drag and headed down feeder streets and dark sidewalks in front of 3rd run movie theaters melee move fast she thought speed would keep them out of trouble some cement Terrell's came out of an alley tattered street kids fried on glue and reeking of chemicals they tugged at an elite shirt and shoved tacho and one grabbed a bomb piece pressed before they faded into the dark like a pack of hungry cats hunting cats The only thing left behind them their laughter nobody noticed they'd stolen touch was radio shaken nearly stopped at a taco cart on the on a corner ripe with smashed fruit Ryans and peanut shells the cook stood in a cloud of beef and charcoal smoke his radio bobbing on a wire by his head rocking to the distorted music 2 guys in cowboy boots eat right talk tripe tacos in the glow of a street light on a crooked pole the cook and the man look nail the over then took in the delicious sight of yellow and bumpy tacho had slipped his pepper spray out of his sock and had it in his pocket with one hand wrapped around it and his finger on the nozzle you lost the taco chief asked yes nearly replied the 3 men looked at one another and smiled You don't want to be last down here pretty at the Nellie was taken aback by that nobody had ever called her dark face a girl in her life maybe morning in a brown girl this was almost romantic but perhaps I was considered rude in trace come around this can you direct us to a hotel she asked one of the men laughed out loud I'll give you 50 pesos he said excuse me I'll give you 50 pesos each in all even pay for the room the other man who wore a bright yellow sport jacket said no say as to him these fine young ladies aren't hookers. We just need to get off the street tacho said Oh the man replied he finished his talk oh and wipe his fingers on a napkin come here he said he led them into the red light district it ain't pretty but it's cheap he said directing them to a hotel Guadalajara a small cement block hotel beside the scariest bar they had ever seen don't go in there the man said pointing at the bar Don't worry Daly said they got a room and 2 beds on the 2nd floor the stairs were on the outside and there was a walkway that ran the length of the floor a woman asked tacho if he wanted to get action for cheap right there on the steps where it was dark then called him a queer when he shook his head I smelled mad i wanna be said that's a shocker tacho replied the door was cheap plywood and the lock wouldn't last properly touchup with the chain on the door the room had a cement floor with no rug the beds were narrow and stiff as cardboard boxes they could hear the endless thump of Kid Rock songs coming from next door shrieks and laughs a breaking bottle the room would never be dark so much street light came in one window that they could have read magazines even with their lights out they had 2 towels in the bathroom Bobby went 1st and she stayed in the shower too long and there was no hot water for the rest of the tacho yelled curses that he cursed again when he had to drive himself on the wet towels and get back in the same dirty clothes they looked like street urchins but their hair was clean. You know be snuffled and cried in their bed tacho kept his back turned to an alien there's She found him inscrutable she lay on her back listening to the insanity next door then feet past outside their room and the voices of a woman and a man it was the same woman from before touch was girlfriend now he started to hear sounds she recognized immediately though she had not heard them before the man was actually grunting she scrunched her eyes as if that was shut out the wrong walkway interaction the man let out a long moan tacho called somebody muck that cow it's starting to move oh my god yellow said they buried their faces in their pillows laughing just when they thought they were falling asleep one of them would say move and it would start again and. That was from Into the Beautiful North today's reading for u.c.s.b. Reads K.C.'s b. Has been part of the u.c.s.b. Reads program since the very beginning and I'd like to offer to our listeners who believe in this case e.s.p. Project that you can call right now 805-813-2424 support us with a pledge of $50.00 you can claim both copies of the recent additions of u.c.s.b. Reads you can get a copy of Into the Beautiful North by Luis Alberto Urrea and you can get a copy of last year's book by Bryan Stevenson just mercy so those 2 books where the for a $50.00 donation can be yours if you're a non student or $25.00 for students just give us a call at 80589324248058932424 Thanks for listening jazz straight ahead Stanley Naftali and special guest. Sonny Lance evil be up next. You've been listening to a live reading selected from Into the Beautiful North by Luis Alberto Urrea Into the Beautiful North was only 17 choice for the u.c.s.b. Reads program designed to encourage reading and conversation in our community by the live readings would be taking place Monday to Friday 121215 pm starting on Wednesday February 1st until the book has been completed this will culminate in a lecture and book signing with the all 3rd rails on Monday April 24th at u.c.s.b. Campbell hall you can tune in to a live readings on your dial at 91.9 or by visiting w w w dot a c s b dog or a list of u.c.s.b. Leads events to also be found on the c.s.b. Library website at library did you see a feat that you just gave me $27.00 Thanks for tuning in $91.00 k. C.s.b. F.m. And Santa Barbara uni partner with u.c.s.b. Reads. Her a little. More . Hey there how are you this is jazz Straight ahead my name is Stanley Naftali and our engineer and glorious. President of the blue society is. Well but you're supposed to say that. Sonny Liston Steve There you go Ok now we've got so we have some good news today 1st of all this is a jazz show so let me go where my heart is we have tickets to the liberal theaters. Spring jazz series 3 concerts and I want to tell you that they are each in its own right. A about the best on the planet and I'm just so excited about this the 1st one is Monday next Monday the 20th. At the liberal is the Maria Schneider Jazz Orchestra and Clue are arguably the absolute top jazz orchestra operating on the planet so it's. Whoa what was that and was a mistake Ah I see Ok anyway so that was the Maria Schneider show next Monday night we have 2 tickets for that No I think we have 2 pairs of tickets for that and then John Pizzarelli trio John Pizzarelli is the son of Bucky Pizzarelli one of the 1st 7 string guitarists in jazz he is absolutely awesome. Absolutely I say that the pure mainstream swing oriented jazz trio and just the highest competence and then the 3rd one is Poncho Sanchez and you must know who pots of sun shiz but that's that So that's the series and we have to pare tickets to each of those and that's going to be my primary focus at least to start with so that's that So let me talk let's see about planes music. Steve I'm hoping that you will join me in doing a lot of that. You know but this is down home radio folks. Know that's a question mark and it says times because on that particular cd I don't have any information on the billing to the cuts so the plan was to before we played it put it in the cd and decide which cut the play but you know whatever anything you want to do is fine. I. Will do number 11 Ok that sounds good so. Ok so we're going to we're going to start out with an almost 10 minute version of bases. 1 o'clock jump and a wonderful version so it's something to relax and get into and then Charles Brown which is what it's sunny and Steve and I were just talking about in then Ella Fitzgerald and then Benny Carter So that's the 1st step let's do it. The. I love. Your homes you can see. Mom made but I am a. Form given obey the. Baby not just to slave. That's hard he has to be. At your own beat could go. Out to have a means to. You give me. My side It doesn't matter. If you're fall we. Just it Ok. Sweetie he had lovely lady big. Big tooth in the. Exam so lawfully oddly enough blame this. Oh lady a big hit to me this upcoming lonely this crazy city of Los Angeles won't somebody please visit the p.d.p. . 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To treat you like up right. Here the. Top Model. Benny Carter finishing up that set we started off with basi with 1 o'clock jump then Charles Brown telling it like it is just the genius genius Charles Brown is my hero one of my many heroes then. Lady be good great version and then Benny Carter Good Queen Bess from an album that's that's really interesting we're going to hear Oh I think you still have the Benny coronal peers are here. Yeah this is an album called Elegy in blue. And each of the tunes in it is dedicated to a particular jazz musician but now that I can't back. It's going to be one of those days I can't find my magnifying glass so I can't region who they're dedicated to but we played. What did we play Oh good good Queen Bess of course. I think we played some day you'll be sorry. We did i could be room so could I. Please That sure. Well I'm a for folks I'm afraid I'm just going to have to the failure right now but once I find a magnifying glass we'll go back and straighten this out Ok Ok so. Suddenly when Steve. That is my name Ok and silence Steve is here engineering for us keeping the keeping us afloat here and. He and I have both been around the station for a long time you've been or a lot longer than I have Stanley is that right I think so graduations to you. But you know now it's true I've been here 25 years that that is a long time and we should remind people that the station has been here 55 years right and you are listening right now during our annual fund drive which is also a fund drive and we depend on you for support a lot of people don't realize that case e.s.p. Does not receive support funds from the University of California system we really depend on your support the phone number to call right now is 805-893-2424 there are people waiting for your call you are the community of the station and if you're listening you know that on this station and k.c.s. B.f.m. You hear programming that you cannot hear anywhere else on your radio dial in the region so please call 805-893-2424 we have lots of really nice thank you gifts for a minimum donation by a student of $25.00 or a non-student $50.00 and that includes some jazz shows and jazz c. D.'s So 805-893-2424 right standing right Ok then so let's see what Ok I think I think. You covered it pretty much everything Steve Well I gave it a try let me try the phone number once more you know 58932424 we have people waiting to talk with you right. Now and you know. Steve mentioned that the station has never gotten a dime from the university. So. We get a bare minimum. For the students vote vote I think is that every 3 years you remember it's every 2 years 2 years. Vote to give some of the registration fee to support the station and that's why we're on the air and. That's that works I mean it's been working for 5050 years 55 years 55 years and it doesn't work it's not sufficient we really need the contributions during the annual fund drive to keep our equipment up to date we don't get paid Stanley and I and all the programmers do this because we love it and we really appreciate your support and your phone calls 805-893-2424 right everything is that that's that's right. You know this show's been on the air for a long time and I know that the people that listen are jazz fans and I don't think they're well Martha does a jazz show on the station but I think that's the only the only stuff on this station and there's no place else on your radio dial that the that you can hear real jazz so I don't I don't want to deal trip anybody but I do want to say that I love doing the show I've loved doing it for 25 years I'm hoping I can do it for another 25 years but it would really really nice for you to if you're in your car pull over Park. Give us a call 893-2424. Tell us that it well I guess tell us that you appreciate what we're doing. Again 880-589-3242 extension 4 Stanley what are we going to hear next to looks like Gil Evans Gil Evans Exactly who is not Bill Evans Gil Evans Ok Gil Evans and Miles Davis did I think all told when you. Including some extra stuff. They produced 5 C.D.'s together and they are in my opinion sir so beautiful as to be painfully beautiful that they're just absolutely pure beautiful beautiful stuff and. Well that's Ok so that's a guild Evans's And right now I have something not not with Miles something called Las Vegas tango from Gil Evans cd where the Flamingos fly and you know if the phone lines light up I'm going to get up and do some tangling right here in the studio who you know 58932424 here comes Gilligan's. Who. Float close. Lead. Johnny Hartman with s'posed i'm spose a new call us at 8933 No no what does 893422424 I keep getting confused Yes supposing you do that that would be it. Yeah it's fun drive folks and we only do it once a year and we only do it. For I guess a couple days over a week and. You know. Most public radio stations when they do they do fund rise up to 4 times a year and they're looking for like a quarter of a $1000000.00 each time this is different weird you know we've been here 55 years. And. We you know we're asking we only do it once a year and. We lacked last year I think we just top 23000 or something like that. That's you know pretty close to me so you know and that's a success folks I'm not complaining that's a success for us that's what we what we hope for we we would always like to have more but what we hope for when we get it it's it's it's it's a success so again if you listen to the show this is one direct way of telling us you appreciate it and not just this show but K.C.'s be in general the fact that we've been here 55 years the fact that the university doesn't give us the done. The fact that everybody on the air is a volunteer no one gets paid for doing radio shows here. The fact that some of us like I've been here 25 years how long you've been here. I've been on the air a little over 10 years 10 years so you know I mean this is a family it's a community that's a better word and if you appreciate the programming like Stanley's which you cannot hear anywhere else on your radio dial in the Santa Barbara region this is your opportunity to call in help support this kind of programming at 805-893-2424 let me remind you that the station also has public affairs sports including live sports events news of course and many genres of Blues and other music I do want to invite you to listen to my regular show which is views of the blues Monday afternoon $3.00 to 5 pm And again if you like this kind of alternative programming which is unavailable anywhere else in the region this is your once a year opportunity to become a member of the station at 805-893-2424 again we have some really nice prizes for a minimum donation from a student of $25.00 and a non-student of $50.00 Of course we welcome any contribution whether it's less or more than that and. 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