Live. Live Our Blakey and the Jazz Messengers 180-439-5732 go to the phone 4 Abdulla to Hana did you hear him play he saw a long nap man. 180-439-5732 you need to testify financially for our Blakey and a jazz messenger this is it right now we won t be a next week today for our Blakey in the Jazz Messengers Blue Note recording free for all. Free for All we heard the coup are written by Freddie Hubbard We told you surrounded by composers and players the Coors for the Congress of Racial Equality one of the many civil rights activist groups during the early sixty s and even later. Freddy aware and conscious and on top of current events and certainly understanding the plight of his people with African-American people Freddie have it on trumpets Curtis Fuller on Trumbo Wayne Shorter tennis saxophone cedar Walton piano Reginald workman on bass play he on drums I never know why I was and asked Freddie I was around him enough to ask him for a minute in the 70 why he came out of the samba wi
91.7. Service of High Plains Public Radio the cost of operating a Web stream are underwritten by community sponsors are recognized on the air we thank them for their support and hope that you will support them as well. As summer fades radio readers book club. 2800 from August through November we re talking. With 3 new books 1st at the. Next medicine walk by Richard then cartoonist Roz Chast provides a little comic relief with Can we talk about something more pleasant visit. For more information. Live from n.p.r. News in Washington I m Jim Hark catastrophic flooding from what s now Tropical Depression Florence spread across the Carolinas on Sunday with roads to Wilmington cut off and muddy river water swamping entire neighborhoods Miles and one storm s death toll climb to 17 several 100000 people are heading back to their coastal homes in South Carolina now that a mandatory evacuation order has been lifted but South Carolina Public Radio s Victoria Hanson says in many ways the trouble
As for protecting the writer s privacy The Times itself calls it a rare step for them to publish an unsigned op ed The Editors say they know who the author is but they are withholding that person s name because his or her job would be in jeopardy if it got out they say they are taking this unusual step now to deliver what they call an important perspective to the newspaper s readers N.P.R. s Scott Horsley reporting Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh withstood hours of questioning during the 2nd day of his Senate confirmation hearing and like day one N.P.R. s Winsor Johnston reports that today s hearing was interrupted by protesters several protesters were assorted out of the hearing room as cabin all fielded tough questions from the Senate panel often refusing to address hypotheticals one of those questions came from Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy who asked Kavanagh whether President Trump has an absolute power to pardon himself the question of self pardons is something I ve neve
And I mean sixties and rhythm and grooves Saturday nights at 8 o clock. In 1958 Leonard Bernstein became music director of The New York Philharmonic and as we continue to mark the Bernstein s and tenor a for a 3rd week take a closer look at what else was happening in the music world during that time especially at the Philharmonic this is Alec Baldwin I hope you ll join me as we celebrate 100 years of Bernstein on the New York Philharmonic this week Friday night at 9 o clock. Wrap up your weekend with the sound of jazz music from k.s.u. I m Marty Scarbro inviting you to join me Sunday at 10 pm for classic jazz from the late forty s the 1970 s. This week s playlist will include Ray Charles Zoot Sims Ella Fitzgerald Ben Webster John Coltrane and Bill Evans join me for classic jazz Sunday from 10 to midnight on your connection for music. Live from n.p.r. News in Washington Steven s former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen has pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations reviving the scandal ove
This week piano jazz remembers Marlene who died this year at age 841 of the finest interpreters of American popular song artistic sensitivity made her a favorite of songwriters and listeners alike Marlene was Marion s guest in 1999 singing standards such as Skylark and our love is here to stay that on the next Piano Jazz from n.p.r. Music Sunday night at 9 o clock. We have seen the images and heard the stories massive wildfires burning homes and businesses spurring evacuations but what will actually directly affect hundreds of thousands more people is smoke and unwelcome toxins fading with this is a new game now if there are serious toxins in the atmosphere there could be a long term health consequences that we don t even understand on the next Morning Edition from n.p.r. News this morning at 5 o clock on. Live from n.p.r. News in Washington I m Dave Mattingly police in Afghanistan say Taliban militants fired 2 rockets today at the presidential palace in Kabul as the country s preside