That was Ray Bryant with 100 dreams from now and before that we heard from current Allison with spring can really hang you up the most and before her even we heard from Mr George Shearing with September in the rain and I started everything off with Mr Leslie Odom Jr and the party s over this is Aspen Public Radio broadcasting on k. A.j. X. Aspen and k.c. Jax Carbondale jazz from Aspen on Aspen Public Radio is supported by jazz Aspen Snowmass And next up we re going to hear something from Cedar Walton the shadow of your smile our Lingen here in till 11 Thanks so much for listening. From. Time to time. Mood. You re talking so sweet. You say you want Oh. Oh. The Quinn Johnson trio with I m a full to want you and before that surreal with well you needn t and she is actually going to be in town this week at the café upstairs it is a sold out show and it s going to be really good so if any of you go be sure and call in in tell me all about it I wasn t able to get tickets bummer. But I
That last set of the hour began with Bud Powell coming from the scene changes. Also had on a Rudy Van Gelder and John Coltrane following the giant steps off the album by the same name that was the 1st of those versions of the song that was on there there were 2 different versions of those track one and that lasts for that last song was Dexter Gordon from getting around that tune was Who can I turn to when nobody needs me this is so then Colorado s n.p.r. Station k r c c k r c c h d Colorado Springs. Starkville and k w c c. Woodland Park streaming online. Org Again this is the jazz excursion I hope you re having a fine Sunday night I m d.j. Tim and Dick fairly will be back next week complications during pregnancy can make giving birth dangerous for both the mother and the child doctors say these women may face some other health risks later in life it is clear that there is a higher risk. Of heart disease based on what I went there so I m going to be all over that I m Rachel Martin the
More reflective of the level of corruption that is taking place at the national and international level in terms of the construction and confinement of the channels of information of free thought and this is just one very vivid but only one of many examples of the dangers of allowing a station that is like a T.V. s to not be funded at the community level to not have your support we are listeners supported which means we rely on you to continue to produce locally focused community based programming that offers a panorama of opinion in information in news local national international news sources of free conversation broadcasting live which is something that I ve mentioned and emphasized underline that point many times for the simple fact that an overwhelming a glut of programming that takes place in radio and television today is not only under the ages of corporate consolidation privatization the same impulses that are leading towards the elimination and proposed destruction of public
Radio on. Sunday night at 7 o clock as host of My cholesterol share music by Randy Travis Jimmy Davis Hank Williams Sr Wayland Jennings Kris Kristofferson and Ray Charles Plus there s music by the tragically hip Simon and Garfunkel Tracy Chapman in Jesse Winchester it s hand-made music for the new night at 7 on hand crank radio . This is music by the ensemble 3rd Coast percussion they ll be performing a concert in Jonesborough this weekend and on tomorrow s edition of Arkansas roots I ll talk with Rob Dillon one of the members of this Grammy award winning ensemble Also details about other opportunities you have to hear live music a number one hit from Al Green and a song that reached number 142 years ago this week on the country chart That s all tomorrow at noon on Arkansas roots. I m Jeremy Hobson author Bruce kidney places the blame for many of our country s problems squarely on the shoulders of baby boomers he says boomers were raised on too much t.v. And their are able to sacrific