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A Service of Continuing Education and Extension University of Minnesota, Duluth Volume 4 Number 4 _..August-Se tembe·r 1983

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Features Women· in August I\UMU 103.Jfm· Station Manager .... Tom Livingston Program Director ...... John Ziegl_er Asst. Program Director . Paul Schmitz Engineering ...... Kirk Kirsten Producer/ Outreach .... Jean Johnson Re crl to the Listener 'Voluntee..- §taff Bill Agnew; , Kath Anderson, Mark Anderson, Bob By Tom Livingston, Station Manager Andresen, Leo Babeu, Chris Bacigalupo, Kent Barnard, Jim Boeder, Dave Brygger, Jeff Cherne, Jan Cohen, Ned Colt, Katrina DeConcini, Nie Thanks to everyone who NPR Comings and Goings contributed to our year-end drive NPR's budget and management Donchenko, Bruce Eckland, Doug Long-time regular PAT ELLER Fifield, Susanna Frenkel, Bev Garberg, during June. We received nearly problems have been widely reported has returned to the area after more $2,000 in pledge payments, early Stal'! Goltz, Doug Greenwood, Jim both here and in newspapers and than a year on a farm in the St. Gruba, Cathe Hall, Jim Hall, Dean renewals, and additional gifts. broadcast news across the country. Cloud area. Hauge, Gordon Harris, Gerry Henkel, These contributions will be At this point it appears that the $9.1 Lew Hudson, John Hyvarrinen, Dave matched by the Corporation, for million shortfall will be met by NIC DONCHENKO, co-host of the Johnson, Bob King, Pat Lawler, Andy Public Broadcasting's special CPB (Corporation for . Public 'n Things program for many Livingston, Joni Nelson, Rick Olsen, challenge grant: altogether a Broadcasting), and that member years, has gotten a job in the Twin Mike Peura, Odie Powell, Dan Proctor, significant boost to KUMD's stations will guarantee the loan and Cities running the character Kathleen Ryan, Don Samuels, Brad budget. Also, thanks to Tom Cox help pay back a portion of the loan generator for broadcasts of Twins' Silvers, ·Jane Soukup, John Stocks, and everyone else who helped with through r~ductions in the David Williams, Ellen Wold, Ted baseball games ... speaking of Wright. -the Mr. Frank's Great Grand Finals Community Service Grant over the Twins' games, we heard COLE at Lafayette Square last month. We next three years. It is good to see this GRACE'S name mentioned the AIRWAVES is the bi-monthly program cleared nearly $400 and everyone problem reaching a solution, and other night as •the engineer of a guide of KUMD, which is the 100,000 had a great time. we are confident that it won't be radio broadcast of a Twins' game. watt public radio station at the allowed to happen again. Cole is a former volunteer for University of Minnesota-Duluth, KUOM KUMD. So is RICHARD broadcasting at 103.3 fm. KUMD is part Last time I reported that KUOM, KUMD gets ARAC grant "HEATWAVE" BURLER, who of University Media Resources, a our sister station in Minneapolis, At their June meeting the came up from Laredo, Texas, to department of Continuing Education was in danger of having their Arrowhead Regional Arts Council and Extension at the University of M-C the TOOT Fog Festival on Minnesota. KUMD encourages funding virtually eliminated by the granted KUMD $1,500 to sponsor July 16. KUMD offered live , university. While the cuts aren't concerts during the coming year. interested persons to become volunteer coverage of much qf the day-long programmers, and manuscripts and art quite as bad as proposed, While it is a modest amount, it will event. work will be considered for publication they are still very severe. Instead of allow us to take chances we haven't in AIRWAVES. KUMD is a member of $400,000 over two years, they will been able to in the past. We now National Public Radio, the Association lose about $240,000 over three years, plan to sponsor several concerts, of Minnesota Public Radio Stations or about two-thirds of their and if they are successful, perhaps (AM PERS) and an associate member of funding. I am optimistic that the they'll become a monthly feature. If the National Federation of Community station will be able to maintain you have suggestions about artists Broadcasters. KUMD is funded by the CPB qualification at that level, and we should bring here or if you'd like University of Minnesota, the State at least some semblance of their to help stage the concerts, contact us Quality of Life Legislature, a student service fee, and current programming. here at listener contributions. Membership in KUMD. Conference to be KUMD is as follows: Individual, $25; Family, $35; Installment, $60; Broadcast on KUMD Sponsoring, $100; Student/ Fixed The last in the series of public Income, $15. Membership includes a Cover Story conferences examining ~he prese11t iffid subscription to AI R WAVES. future of Duluth wiil address the topic, Subscriplion lo lRWAVES aldrle is ts Ali ve! Features Women in August "Quality of Life." How does our area yearly. KUMD is located in 130 compare with cities elsewhere in the Humanities Building, University of This month NPR's live-in- Check the Highlights section of country? What are the strengths and Minnesota-Duluth. Our telephone performance jazz program presents the Airwaves for details. Jazz Alive! is aired weaknesses of Duluth's quality of life? number is 726-7181. music of some of America's pre- on KUMD Wednesdays at5:30. Host for And what can we do about them? eminent women jazz artists. Taped at the series is Ben Sidran. Speakers will include Neil Pierce, The University of Minnesota is various clubs, festivals, and concerts Washington-based syndicated committed to the policy that all persons around the country, the show is mixed The latest word we have is that because columnist who writes about urban shall have equal access to its programs, to offer a variety of styles, group sizes, of NPR 's financial crisis, new issues; David Savageau, co-author of facilities, and emploY,ment without and instrumentation each week. Some production of Jazz Alive! will be Rand McNally's PLACES RATED regard to race, creed, color, sex, national of the women to be showcased during curtailed, and the coming year's ALMANAC; and Sr. Monica Laughlin, origin, or handicap. the month are Sheila Jordan, Marian presentations will be re-packaged a music instructor at the College of St. McPartland, Judy Carmichael, Ella shows from years past. This will be no Scholastica and an activist in many Fitzgerald, Jane Ira Bloom, Tanya hardship for K UMD listeners, of course, community affairs. v..-ou..-am Maria, Nancy Wilson, , since we haven't been airing the series Lorez Alexandria, and the group Alive. for several years. There's still lots of KUMD will broadcast the conference U nde..-w..-itel"§ The series concludes with "This Time good listening in the mo~ths ahead. live, beginning at 9 a.m. on Friday, The following public-spirited firms the Ladies," a Kool Jazz Festival concert August 19. have provided funds to help underwrite in New York in 1982. Pictured on the cover are (clockwise) the costs of acquiring the indicated Shirley Scott, organist; the group Alive; Five previous conferences, also programs. We appreciate their vocalist ; and vocalist broadcast on KUMD, addressed such participation in quality publtc Lorez Alexandria. issues as transportation, human and broadcasting for our area. public services, economics and natural Minnesota Power resources. The purpose of the series, "All Things Considered" which is sponsored by the City Planning Commission, is to bring News-Tribune&: Herald together nationally recognized experts "Morning Edition" and city residents and decision-makers in a town-meeting format to discuss questions about the future of Duluth. o..-uanizational The conference is open to the public; it Membel"§ will be held in Somers Lounge at the A & E Supply College of St. Scholastica. Arrowhead Band Instrument Service Builders & Laborers Commonwealth Cafe Europa Dew Glass Studio East End Bollie Shop Salute to Duke Grussendorf Nursery Highland Beauty Floors Simulcast Carter Johnson & Cheryl Larson KUMD and WDSE-TV, Channel 8, will Kar Kare offer a simulcast of the special program Korkki Travel "Kennedy Center Tonight: A Salute to Lake Aire Bottle Shop Duke" on Sunday, August 7 beginning Minnesota Power at 9 p.m. Featuring music composed North Country Images and inspired by the great bandleader Northern Recreation Travel Service and pianist Duke Ellington, the North Shore Jewelry program will present many of today's Pioneer Cafe favorite instrumentalists and vocalists. Practical Magic WDSE-TV will air the video portion Sawhill Canoe Outfitters and you can tune your radio to I 03 .3 for Swedish Express a stereo audio signal for greater Sawmill Unpainted Furniture enjoyment of the evening's music. Tweed Museum Gift Shop 2 NPR Playhouse Presents: ... Join us for incomparable radio drama, weekdays at I p.m. Here's the schedule for the coming weeks:

Mondays: "The Fourth Tower oflverness." Only Jack Flanders can see the ghostly mansion--a vision that leads the young adventurer on a dangerous journey through time and space. This 13-part series began in mid-July and will conclude at the mysterious jukebox on September 3...... , Tuesdays: "The Bob and Ray Public Radio Show." The two comedians present their own brand of zany humor until August 16, when we begin a new series, "The Secret Garden." After the death of her parents, a lonely and willful child is sent to mysterious Misselthwaite Manor where she discovers a secret garden--and the true meaning of love. Based on Frances Hodgs.on Burnett's classic children's novel, this 8-part series is produced by WHA, Madison, Wisconsin.

Wednesdays: "Ken Nordine's Word Jazz." This show continues indefinitely, so we'll have many more chances to figure it out. I Thursdays: Lord Peter Wimsey: "Whose Body" continues until August 11; on the 18th we begin a new series: "Clouds of Witness." Lord Peter's brother, the Duke of Denver, is arrested for the murder of Captain Denis Cathcart. Wimsey begins a painstaking investigation, but the Duke refuses to cooperate. Is he really guilty? Or is he covering up for someone? It will all be cleared up oh October 6.

Fridays: "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes." Following the conclusion of the serialized full-length novel, A STUDY IN SCARLET, Holmes engages in a variety of short adventures. Produced by the BBC, these classic radio adaptations star Carleton Hobbs as Holmes and Norman Shelley as Doctor Watson.

Sept. 16: "The Greek Interpreter." Holmes' brother Mycroft, appears with a mysterious Greek who relates a bizarre tale of his own kidnapping.

Sept. 23: "The Norwood Builder." Holmes is skeptical when a young solicitor is accused of a retired builder's grisly murder. 'I",., ;; Sept. 30: "The Six Napoleons." Holmes pursues a harmless lunatic through Young Mary Lennox discovers a beguiling world of beauty and London--and ends up stalking a murderer. enduring friendships when she opens the door to "The Secret' Garden." Based on Frances Hodgson Bennett's beloved children's Oct. 7: "Black Peter." When an old sea captain is found harpooned to a wall after a ,, classic, this 8-part NPR Playhouse presentation can be heard night of drunken revelry, Holmes steps in to investigate. Tuesdays starting on August 16. Letters- from Lis-teners-

Likes Radio Courses Hates Morning News . Please renew my membership in I really like the radio station but I think KUMD. I appreciate "All Things you are now overdoing the news Considered," the Symphony Previews, presentation, this goes especially in the and the broadcasts of special lectures tir'orni'ngs. I enjoy "All Things and forums. I listened to the Fitzgerald Considered" in the afternoon but when and Hemingway extension course even I get up in the morning and have to though I didn't register for it. And listen to the world news with "Reagan tl)anks to the UMD Medical School and this" and "Reagan that," it is KUMD for broadcasting for "Science of disgusting. I can listen to any station, Marathon Running" seminars. Could TV, radio, and the newspaper for that you run the schedule for NPR sort of stuff. I've all but quit listening to Playhouse in "Airwaves?" KUMD in the early A.M. for this reason. Something nice in the morning, not Ron Bongey that. Duluth Mike Ferber Duluth Editor's Note: Thanks, Ron; please find in these pages a rundown of the upcoming NPR Playhouse schedule. Short Cuts I love the "Folk Migrations" program! More Running Fans Keep up the excellent work. Enjoyed your Marathon Symposium Chris Johnson coverage, and always Sunday's Blues 'n' Duluth Things. Chuck & Chris Koivu Especially like the folk, blues & jazz. Virginia Please keep NPR Playhouse! Maynard G. Krebs .,. Good vibes from Bayfield Tofte It seems that some of your most appreciative and faithful listeners are Keep up the good music •· soul, jazz, from this area. Don Albrecht lives next variety. to us. We enjoy your variety Robert Swanson programming, but especially enjoy the Duluth many facets of jazz that you are playing

now. Hope you survive. I Bob Eckels Bayfield, WI.

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MONDAY-1 WEDNESDAY - 3 the third world. "Marxism -- A Love," "Don't Forget to Dance," and Challenge to Traditional Ethics" was more. 7:30 • On the Jazz Expansions program 5:30 • Jazz Alive! The Art Ensemble of the title of his talk. tonight we feature a brand new release and McCoy Tyner are featured. by pianist Bill Dobbins called "Where 7:30 • Trumpeter Marvin "Hannibal" SUNDAY-7 One Relaxes" with bassist Red 7:30 - New Dimensions: repeat of Peterson has evolved into one of today's New Dimensions. The New Mitchell. Dobbins' style shows a Sunday's program. most innovative players, and tonight on 11:00 • Humanity with Earl Hubbard. The respect for tradition but with an the Jazz Expansions program we distinguished artist and author of MAN individual flair, especially on ballads 8:30 • is featured tonight on showcase his talent from a "live" AS DNA makes the case that humanity like "Lush Life" and Alec Wilder's the Jazz program from a 1977 release recording at the Antibes Jazz Festival in is on the brink of an "evolutionary "While We're Young." called "Tomorrow's Promises." Pullen the year I 977. Join us tonight for " Ro" has been a fine pianist on the jazz scene and "Swing Low Sweet Chariot." leap" in consciousness and realization 11 :00 • Over the past ten years, Bryan for many years without being given the of its true potential. Ferry has led a fascinating dual career. credit he richly deserves. In tonight's 11:00 • Tonight on the Moondance Besides being lead vocalist with the feature you can hear the influence his program we take a listen to the 1983 6:00 • Wise Women Radio with host British art-rock band Roxy Music, Ferry tenure with the late, great Charles edition of The Kinks from their new Ellen Wold. Public affairs feature is an has also released five solo . His Mingus has had on his playing and L.P. called "State of Confusion." Both interview with traditional folk music most recent solo effort, 1978' s "The composing on selections like "Big Ray Davies and brother Dave are here artist Betty Smith. Kath Anderson Bride Stripped Bare," is a dark, Alice," "Kadji," and others. tonight and aptly combining talents on spoke with her in North Carolina challenging concept album inspired by tunes_like "Definite Maybe,"_"Labor of earlier this summer. the Marcel Duchamp work of the same 11:00 • Tonight on the Moondance name. program we present the sounds of from his newest L.P. entitled "Inarticulate Speech of The Heart." TUESDAY - 2 Recorded in London and released just a few months ago, this shows a slightly 7:30 • is our featured calmer but still impassioned Van artist tonight on the Jazz Expansions Morrison on selections like "Higher program, from the L.P. "Woody Than The World," "River Of Time," Herman Presents Four Others." Side by "The Street Only Knew Your Name" side with "the old man" are , and oth€rs. Sal Nistico, Bill Perkins and Flip Phillips as they swing through THURSDAY - 4 "Woody's Lament," "Tiny's Blues," "Loose Aberrations" and others. 7:00 • We conclude a series of talks on Karl Marx and Marxist influence on 11:00 • Tonight Dave and Phil Alvin contemporary thought with a speech and their band comin' at given last April at the College of St. you on the Moondance program from Scholastica . Father Arthur F. their newest release (a six tune E.P.) McGovern is the author of "Marxism: called "Live At The Venue In London." An American Christian Perspective." These guys have the 1950's Sun Record He told his Duluth audience how sound down to a tee as they show Marxist analysis influenced his own youngsters in the '80's how 'S0's rock n' thinking and that of the modern roll and rockabilly should be played. church, especially in El Salvador and Kath Anderson Interviews Betty Smith 4 MONDAY· 8 WEDNESDAY -10 11:00 • The Specials are 9ur featured 7:30 • New Dimensions: Repeat of group tonight on the Moondance Sunday's program. 7:00 • . The Second Series: poetry and 5:30 • Jazz Alive! August programs are program from their 1980 self-titled music. Produced by E.A.R., Superior devoted exclusively to great women jazz Chrysalis album. All the tunes on this 8:30 • Sonny Greenwich is a Canadian guitarist who has had a small but loyal I' artists performing today. Tonight we'll LP. are produced by , and ' 7:30 • is featured tonight hear the Sheila Jordan-Harvey his touch plus the talent of the various following for the better part of two from a 1977 E.C.M. recording called Schwartz duo performing at the members make for an extremely decades. Developing his sty le by I "The Survivors' Suite." This particular Corcoran Gallery in.Washington, D.C.; interesting LP. " Do The Dog," listening to and other instrumentalists, he has achieved an I release puts Jarrett in the company of M.arian McPartland with the ''Concrete Jungle,'' ''Blank ' Dewey Redman (tenor sax), Charlie fnterlochen Studio ; Judy Expression" and more tonight. individual sound that sets him apart as Haden (bass) and (drums). Carmichael at the something special in the jazz world. Together these creative artists meld Festival; and Ella Fitzgerald with Listen tonight to his release called f ·~ individual stylings into a cohesive unit Jimmy Rowles at the Chicago Festival. "Evol-ution, Loves Reverse" from the SUNDAY-14 that almost breathes and phrases like year 1978. one entity. 7:30 - New Dimensions: repeat of Sunday's program. 11 :00 - New Dimensions. Just Imagine! 11:00 - J.J. CCommon Touch" and much more. look at new developments in Project 1978 LP. "Trans-Europa Express" and THURSDAY - 18 SOAR, Duluth's program for displaced hear of an entire musical - David Bromberg is in the homemakers. movement. 11:00 7:00 - "We Remember Jean Donovan." spotlight tonight from his 1974 release Jean Donovan was one of the four nuns called "Wanted Dead Or Alive." - killed in El Salvador. The reluctance of TUESDAY- 9 Bromberg is fairly adept in several the government there to seriously idioms: rock, folk, blues and R & B; MONDAY -15 prosecute the alleged killers has been a 7:30 - Saxophonist Jimmy Heath is our tonight we hear his eclectic touch on powerful argument for those who want featured artist tonight on the Jazz "The New Lee Highway Blues," - Tonight we feature the alto 7:30 to curtail U.S. aid to that government. Expansions program from the 1972 "Someone Else's Blues," "The Main sounds of a man who This program includes an interview recording entitled "Jimmy." Joining Street Moan" plus more. performed in Minneapolis last month with Jean Donovan's parents. (Pacifica) Heath are Kenny Barron (keyboards), at Williams' Pub: . Woods (bass), Al Heath is one of the finest horn players around, 7:30 - "J acknife" is the title of tonight's (drums), and Mtume (percussion) and THURSDAY -11 with complete command of his they put life into the original feature on the Jazz Expansions instrument and a wealth of ideas to put program; it showcases the brilliant alto compositions like "A Sound For Sore 7:00 - "Gandhi Commemoration." A forth. We listen tonight to an album Ears," "Gap Sealer," "Angel Man" and program from Pacifica, offering a saxophone work of the dynamic Jackie that features The Phil Woods Quartet McLean. He was the mentor for Sonny more. retrospective of the life and work of the with the late Gene Quill sitting in. great Indian leader. The program Rollins, , James includes reminiscences from some of Spaulding and many others who 11:00 - (aka James Osterberg) studied his work and, in some cases, Gandhi's associates as well as some of is a hidden American treasure and a true his favorite music. gained greater fame. Join us tonight for rock 'n' roll survivor. During the late "On The Nile," "Climax," 60's and early ?O's, he led the Detroit- "Moonscape" and more. 7:30 - Tonight we pay tribute to a man based Iggy and the Sto0ges--a band that who played last month at the Twin has proven to be THE seminal punk- 11 :00 - Tonight on the Moon dance Cities Kool Jazz Festival: Mr. Miles rock group. The Jg's most recent Davis. This evening we go back in time program we feature the latest release of album, Zombie Birdhouse, is a witty, material from the Island vaults done by to a series of recordings done in the mid- energetic testimony to the strength and J950's, compiled into a double record the late, great Bob Marley. The LP. verve of the 36-year-old singer/ called "Confrontation" showcases the set called "Tune Up." It contains fine /imp. playing by Miles as well as Sonny reggae sound as laid down by the master Rollins, Percy Heath, Milt Jackson, together with his band The Wailers on TUESDAY - 16 and many others. tunes like "Chant Down Babylon," Join us tonight for "Four," "Old Devil "Buffalo Soldier," "Mix Up, Mix Up," - is a saxophonist Moon," "Solar" and more. 7:30 "Give Thanks & Praises" and much who has dared to try new things. Some more. of his ventures have been appreciated by fans of , others by a more commercial market. This evening's feature simply shows SUNDAY - 21 Klemmer to be a phenomenal musician as he tackles a variety of jazz standards 11:00 • New Dimensions. Challenge to in trio (just bass and drums) format. Science with Rupert Sheldrake. The This is one stunning album as author of A NEW SCIENCE OF LIFE evidenced by Klemmer's playing on proposes a bold new theory which Coltrane's "Mr. P.C.," "Impressions," questions the basic tenets of traditional science. ,,,,. Jimmy Heath "Four" and more. 11:00 -Tonight we feature (for the first • Marshall Crenshaw has been 6:00 • Wise Women Radio with host time on the Moondance program) the 11:00 getting lots of ink lately; tonight we Kathleen Ryan. For tonight's public group Bow Wow Wow from the newest show you (at least in part) what it's all affairs program, we offer a production R.C.A. release called "When The about. . We feature Crenshaw's second from the Pacifica Program Service. "If I Going Gets Tough The Tough Get LP. caHed "Field Day" on the Should Die Before I Wake" is the story Going." With Annabella out front on Moondance program. Hailing from of a young girl's experience with incest. the vocals and guitarist Marshall just outside Detroit, Marshall's past Helene Rosenbluth of KPFK Ashman providing interesting fills and includes studying all the pop/ rock/ interviewed Michelle Morris, the book's short solos, this band has a great deal to author. R & B acts that he could, and in offer. Listen tonight for "Lonesome listening you'll hear those influences. Tonight," "What's The Time" and Join us tonight for "Whenever You're more. MONDAY- 22 MIies Davis On My Mind," "One More Reason," "One Day With You" to name but a few 7:30 - Trumpeter is. a of the tunes featured. veteran whose dues are paid-in-full and his musicality reflects the maturity he I . WEDNESDAY -17 has gained. Tonight we can sit back and ' enjoy one of his most recent recordings WHOLE FOODS COMMUNITY 5:30 • Jazz Alive! The Jane Ira Bloom CO·OP called "Home" with friends Junior Trio performs at Emmanuel Church in Cook, Slide Hampton and Mickey 631 East 8th Street Boston; at the Tucker. "Once I Loved," "My Pen Is Duluth, MN 55805 Festival 1981; Nancy Wilson at the Hot," and "I Remember Love" plus Kansas City Women's Jazz Festival more. 723-1687 1982; and the Shirley Scott Trio at Dummy George's in Detroit. LOW LOW DISCOUNT PRICES WEST END CO·OP 2020 West Superior Street LA.KE .AIRE Duluth, MN 55806 Bottle Shoppe 722-7988 .... 2416 LONDON ROAD 724-8818 .. 'j 5 11:00 • "Marquee Moon"--now there's 11:00 • Tonight on the Moondance 11:00 • Tonight a new release by the WEDNESDAY· 31 some Television you won't be bored program the hot Chicago blues sound group Juluka. Their L.P. "Scatter- with. This 1977 album has nothing to of , one of the hardest lings" displays the unique blend of 5:30 - Jazz Alive! "This Time the l do with the boob tube but almost working bluesmen playing today. African rhythms/ New Wave lyrics to Ladies" was the name of a concert in the everything to do with the New York Coming originally from Louisiana, form a sound all their own. Listen to the Kool Jazz Festival series in New York in "new music" rock group Television. Lee Baker (his given name) played Moondance program and enjoy "Spirit 1982. Tonight we'll hear excerpts, "Marquee Moon" was the now defunct with the likes of Clifton Chenier and Is The Journey," "Shake My Way," offering a variety of great women T.V.'s first and best L.P., and it's filled Jimmy Reed before coming north_ to "Kwela Man" and more. performers. l with strong original songwriting and Chicago to find his fa'?e and fortune amongst the Chicago blues giants. the dual guitar wizardry of Tom SUNDAY- 28 8:30 • concludes the Verlaine and Richard Lloyd. Tonight we hear his brand new L.P. month of Jazz Expansions features from called "Hot Shot" containing "Messed 11:00 "- New Dimensions. Parts of a his brand new release called "Lessons Up Again," "I Want All My Money Whole with David Bohm. This English In Living," which was recorded at the TUESDAY - 23 Back," "Brand New Mojo Hand" and physicist has developed a theory of in July of 1982. more. quantum physics which provides a Joining Allison on this L.P. is the very 7:30 - "Like Someone In Love" is the basis for bridging science to the realm of formidable group of title of tonight's feature from clarinetist THURSDAY • 25 spirit. (drums), Jack Brice (bass), Lou Buddy DeFranco. He's joined by Dol'laldson (alto sax), and veterans Tai Farlow (guitar), Derek 7:00- "Tracks OfMyTears; Women on 6:00 • Wise Women Radio with host (guitar). Providing new versions of Smith (piano), (bass) Heroin. Part One.'' According to some some of his classic tuhes, Allison does and Ronnie Bedford (drums). Listen for sources, heroin use by women has Kath Anderson. Public affairs feature is about the Women's Health Center; "Your Mind Is On Vacation," "Wild the lyrical soloing of DeFranco on tripled in the last decade. Why? Is "the produced by Joni Nelson. Man On The Loose," "Seventh Son" "Melancholy Stockholm," "Coasting Life" diHerent for women? What about and others. At The Palisades" and others. recovery programs? Is the problem the · illegality of heroin or the drug itself? 11:00 - Safety Last was in town last Sheila Murphy, research associate for MONDAY· 29 month and has a new L.P. in the works the book "Women on Heroin," and two showing they do not rest, but keep on recovering addicts talk about heroin 7:30 • We turn our attention tonight to rolling on as Minnesota's pre-eminent use. Part two next week. (Pacifica) the sounds of saxophonist rockabilly band. Tonight we feature from a recording recently re-released by their E.P. on the Twin-Tone Label 7:30 - Bassist Sam Jones is our featured Polygram Records called "In with "Hopped Up Boy," "Rockin' artist tonight on the Jazz Expansions Stockholm." Swedish musicians Gal," "Jump Back" and more. program from his 1977 recording called Gunnar Johnson (bass), Bengt "Something In Common." Blue Hallberg (piano), and Anders Burman Mitchell (), Slide Hampton (drums) help out as Getz eases through (trombone), and Bob Berg (sax) form "Without A Song," "Get Happy," WEDNESDAY - 24 the front line on this L.P. showing the "Over The Rainbow" and more. importance of the strong foundation 5:30 - Jazz Alive! August salute to that Jones never fails to provide. 11 :00 • Excepting a brief cameo on women jazz artists continues with Lorez "Saturday Night Live" several years Alexandria at the Chicago Jazz Festival back, British singer/ songwriter Kate 1980 and' the group Alive at the Great Bush has never appeared in America. American Music Hall in , This goes a long way in explaining her 1981. neglect in this country. Her "The Dreaming" album is, to quote one 7:30 - New Dimensions: Repeat of critic, "the sleeper L.P. of 1982." Tune Sunday's program. in tonight and hear the most amazing rock vocalist to come down the pike in jl:30 • Tania Maria, pianist and years. vocalist, is a fresh voice on the jazz scene and tonight we put her in the spotlight TUESDAY· 30 from her 198 l recording called 'Tauru~ Born in Sao Luis, Brazil, this 7:30 • has been a West gifted artist learned her native musical Coast jazz staple for years and years and heritage and then went on to study jazz he still manages to sound fresh as and has fused the two into a unique evidenced by tonight's feature called blend that is a delight to hear. "In L.A." Joining Knepper are old friends (sax), Roger Kellaway (piano), Monty Budwig (bass), and (drums). Listen tonight for "All The Things You Are," "Things Ain't What They Mose Allison Used To Be"· and more. 11:00 - Joni Mitchell is in the spotlight 11:00 • Music tonight by The on the Moondance program from her Replacements from the new L.P. 1977 release "Don Juan's Reckless "Hootenanny featuring the sounds of Daughter." Always a stickler for getting the Stinson brothers (Bob on guitar/ the very best musicians available, Tommy on bass) and their style of rock Mitchell has assembled quite a cast n' roll. Recorded for Minneapolis' own (, , Wayne ' Twin-Tone records, we hear "Color Me Shorter, etc.) to help out on "Otis And Impressed," "Willpower," "Treatment Marlena," "Dreamland," "Off Night Bound" and more. Backstreet" and much more. Sam Jones

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THURSDAY - 1 11:00 - We spotlight a brand new 6:00 • Wise Women Radio with host release by the Eurythmics called "Sweet Ellen Wold. Kathleen Ryan interviews 7:00 • "Tracks of My Tears: Women on Dreams Are Made Of This.'' Join us women attempting to organize Heroin. Part Two." The conclusion of tonight on the Moondance program for northern Minnesota's first chapter of last week's program on the growing use "The Walk," "I've Got An Angel," the Coalition of Labor Union Women. of heroin by women. "Wrap It Up" (Yes, the Sam & Dave The 6-year-old national coalition helps "Wrap It Up") and much more. women play a bigger role in their 7:30 - Bennie Wallace is one of the unions and addresses work-related freshest voices on the issues. to come along in quite a while. He has a brand new recording called "Big Jim's SUNDAY- 4 Tango" that puts him in the excellent company of bassist David Holland and 11:00 • New Dimensions. Dialogue drummer . Five original with Krishnamurti. Internationally SUPPORT tunes and one Cole Porter standard regarded as a great religious teacher, J. (" My Heart Belongs To Daddy") make Krishnamurti presents us with the PUBLIC up the content of this L.P. and the challenge: self-transformation begins at playing is spontaneous and powerful; home. RADIO check it out tonight. 6 MONDAY - 5 7:30 - is our featured WEDNESDAY - 14 SUNDAY - 18 artist tonight from the LP. "His Final 7:30 - Guitar is king tonight on the Work" with friends , 5:30 - Jazz Alive! The San Francisco All 11 :00 - New Dimensions. Letting Go of Jazz Expansions program as we feature , , Bob Stars, a group of five West Coast Disease with Emmett Miller. This the warm sounds of Rodney Jones from Neloms, Rick_y Ford, Paul Jeffery, Jack musicians , including tenor pioneer in relaxation techniques which his I 978 release called "Articulation." Walrath and Dannie Richmond to saxophonist and altoist promote "selective awareness" helps us Jones' cla(m to fame came during his name a few. " Peggy's Blue Skylight," , perform a set of famous see how we can unlock the doors in our years with but on this "Duke Ellington's Sound Of Light," jazz standards. own minds. recording he shows considerable " So Long Eric" and more, offer.ed growth in both his playing and his tonig~t. 7:30 - New Dimensions. 6:00 - Wise Women Radio with host composing abilities. Listen tonight for Susanna Frenkel. Public affairs " Blues For Wes," " Childville," "Hard 8:30 - Pianist Walter Norris and bassist program features Connie Kaldor and New York Swing" and more. George Mraz combine talents tonight Beverly Cotton, both interviewed by for our brand new feature called Kath Anderson at the Winnipeg Folk 11:00- 's " Berlin Trilogy" "Drifting." This duo covers material Festival. (so called because it was recorded in the ranging from ' "A Child Is artists' quarter of West Berlin between Born" to Scott Joplin's " Maple Leaf 1977 and 1979) is an enormously Rag" and do it all with unique sound MONDAY - 19 influential triptych of albums; 1977's considerably different from most piano- " Low" and "Heroes," and 1979's bass duos. Join us tonight on Jazz 7:30 - Tonight on the Jazz Expansions " Lodger" form a forward-looking and Expansions for "Rose Waltz," program we feature the sounds of vibist musically satisfying opus that "Thumbs Up" and more. from his newest release continues to delight and fascinate called "Picture This," recorded in Bowiephiles and non-Bowiephiles 11: 00 - Neil You pg has been in the news January of 1982 for the E.C.M. label. alike. Tonight, the first of the series: lately as he is, in his latest trend, going With Burton on the outing are ''Low.'' back to the 50's in material and saxophonist Jim Odgren, bassist Steve appearance. Tonight we go back to Swallow, and drummer Mike Hyman 1975 and enjoy Neil's LP. "Zuma" and they are excellent interpreters of TUESDAY - 6 showcasing his unique singing/ com- Burton's material as evidenced on posing, and even guitar playing. Check "Tanglewood '63," "Duke Ellington's 7:30 - Tonight we present the subtle Charlie Mingus out "Through My Sails," "Drive Sound of Love" and others. genius of Red Garland. During the late Back," "Barstool Blues" and much 1950's, Garland was the keyboard ace in 11:00 - "A Different Kind Of Tension" more. 11 ;00 - "Lodger" is the grand finale of the aggregations and Davis is the name of our featured album David Bowie's "Berlin Trilogy." This called him a genius at the piano. tonight on the Moondance program THURSDAY - 15 1979 LP. takes the "heroes" brand of Tonight we hear Richard Davis (bass), from The Buzzcocks. "Sittin' Around positivism a step further by adding and (drums) helping At Home," "Mad Mad Judy," "Hollow 5:30 - Opera Preview: "La Boheme." touches of fairy-tale whimsy (the Garland out on "Equinox," "You Are Inside" and more. This year's opera presentation of the piratanical "Red Sails"), light satire Too Beautiful," "Nature Boy" and Duluth-Superior Symphony is one of (the anti-macho "Boys Keep more. SUNDAY - 11 the best loved of all operas, Puccini's Swinging"), and self-deprecating story of Mimi, Rodolfo and the other humor ("D.J."). 11:00 -·on the Moondance program we 11 :00 - New Dimensions. We Can Work artist Bohemians of 19th century Paris. feature the sound of Mr. Tom Waits It Out with Jordan and Margaret Paul. Tonight we offer a preview of the show, from his 1978 LP. "Blue Valentine." These therapists say it IS possible to with a recording of the opera and an TUESDAY - 20 Always in the company of the best have a sane, mutually-supportive interview with conductor Taavo studio musicians, Waits' "street-wise" relationship; the PROCESS of Virkhaus. style is prominent on "Whistlin' Past 7:30 - Vocalist was resolving conflict is more important tragically murdered a few short years The Graveyard," " Romeo Is Bleeding," than the conflict itself. 7:30 - Jack DeJohnette's Special "Kentucky Avenue" and more. Edition is in the spotlight tonight on ago in Detroit, but his memory and the Jazz program from his new release music live on in the form of his pupils 6:00 - Wise Women Radio with hosts and his recordings. Tonight on the Jazz Joni Nelson and Kath Anderson. called "." (reeds), Rufus R.eid (bass), Chico Expansions program we listen to WB>NESDAY - 7 Freeman (reeds), and Jefferson's L.P. "The Jazz Singer" (trumpet) are the ensemble that fill out recorded in the late 50's and the early 60's and featuring tunes like "Sister 5:30 - Jazz Alive! Multi-talented MONDAY-12 the DeJ ohnette tunes like "Star.burst," instrumentalist Henry Threadgill, "The Islands," "Slowdown" and more. Sadie," "So What," "Honey Suckle Rose" and others. leading the avant-garde ensemble 7:00 - The Second Series: poetry and " Air," demonstrates his musical music. Produced by E.A.R., Superior 11 :00 - Tonight the reggae sound of a versatility. woman who many see as one of the 11 :00 - Tonight the sounds of a woman who performed in July in Minneapolis: "Network" is the title of tonight's brightest lights on that horizon: 7:30 - New Dimensions: repeat of 7:30- Joan Armatrading. We feature her I 980 LP. by Bill Goodwin's Solar Energy. Barbara Paige. She has a new recording Sunday's program. called "Hear Me Now" including many A & M recording called " Me Myself I." This new 1983 release also showcases Always interesting and always very the talents of guitarist , bassist fine side musicians (Earl 'Chinna' 8:30 - Trumpeter is in the musical, Armatrading composes some Tony Marino, and percussionist Mark Smith,. Dennis Brown, Carlos Luna, spotlight tonight from his L.P. etc.). Tune in tonight for "I Hope You of the most interesting songs: listen to " Peace." An aging veteran who has had Holen. Trap set ace Goodwin is sterling " All The Way From America," "Is It throughout as he provides the Don't Mind," "Babylon Must Fall," both musical and personal ups and "Resist," "Jah Love" and more. Tomorrow Yet, " "Friends" and more. downs, Baker continually offers the underpinning that is necessary to maturity that only a seasoned pro has. enable the ensemble to stretch out on tunes like "You Stepped Out Of A Listen tonight for " Lament For Dream," "Figurine," "Bolivia" and Thelonious," "The Song Is You," much more. "Shadows" and much more. 11:00 - Album number two of David 11 :00 - A classic recording' from 1972 Bowie's " Berlin Trilogy" will be aired tonight on the Moondance program tonight. "Heroes" is a tour-de-force of from Mr. Bob Weir. As a side project positivism, a euphoric celebration of (apart from his work with TheGraleful life. The title cut is pure, intoxicating Dead) he recorded tonight's feature, romanticism--a song about two lovers a, "Ace." Listen in tonight for "Walk In Bowie observed meeting each day near The Sunshine," "Looks Like Rain," the Berlin Wall ("And as the :_ "Mexicalli Blues," " One More guards/ shot above our heads/ We a1 Saturday Night," and much more. kissed/ so that nothing could fall").

-eal m TUESDAY - 13 THURSDAY- 8 7:30 - Vibist Charlie Shoemake is our 7:00 - "On the Fate of the Earth." featured artist on the Jazz Expansions MINNESOTA'S ONLY FOLK MUSIC STORE Taking its title from Jonathan Schell's program tonight from his new LP. frightening book about the cataclysmic called "Cross Roads." Making up the effects a nuclear war is likely to have on Shoemake sextet are Stocking 1,000's of Folk, Bluegrass, all life on earth, a conference was held (piano), (trumpet}, Peter in in October of 1982 on Spague (guitar}, Ed Schuller (bass) and 0ld-Timey, Blues, &British Isles how to preserve this fragile planet. This Paul Motian (drums). Listen tonight program presents highlights from the for "The Child In Me," "Say It Isn't Recordings, plus a Complete line conference. Participants include Ron So," "Recondite" and others. Dellums, Linus P auling, David of Acoustic Instruments, M11sic, Brower, Russell Peterson, and others. 11 :00 - Martha Davis and the Motels are (Pacifica) featured tonight on the Moondance and Accessories. program from the 1982 recording called "All For One." Listen tonight for "Folk 'n' Blues Show" "Take The L," "So L.A.," "Change My Mind," " He Hit Me" and others. "Folk Migrations" "Blues 'n' Things" Moving? Fans - Send for Free catalog today! Don't forget to drop us a line. 6625 Penn Ave. S., Richfield, MN 55423 (612)861.: 3308 -J. 7 WEDNESDAY - 21 11:00 - Joan Jett and her group The TUESDAY - 27 8:30 - "Trilogue" is the title of Blackhearts are featured tonight on the tonight's feature on the Jazz 5:30 - Jazz Alive! Altoist Phil Woods Moondance program from a new 7:30 - Robin Kenyatta is spotlighted Expansions program. It has the and his Quartet provide a rousing set of release simply entitled "Album." This tonight on the Jazz Expansions combined power of trombonist Albert standards from the 1982 Kool young lady can rock with the very best program from his 1969 recording Mangelsdorff, bassist Jaco Pastorius, Jazz Festival. as she proves on " Handyman," "Secret "Beggars And Stealers" which is a and drummer . Love," "Tossin' and Turnin'," "Why wlive" concert done at Columbia "Accidental Meeting," "Elephant's 7:30 • New Dimensions: repeat of Can't We Be Happy," "I Love Playing u ·niversity in New York City. Join us as Toe," "Zores Mores" and more tonight. Sunday's program. With Fire" and much more. tenor saxophonist Kenyatta together with (piano), Walter 11:00 - Tonight the bluesy sounds of 8:30 - Tonight the sound of the group Booker (bass), and Alphonse Mouzon The Tom Larsen Blues Band from a (drums) capture the essence of Monk's new release called "All The Way Live," Kilimanjaro from a recent release on the SUNDAY - 25 Philo label is featured on the Jazz "Ruby My Dear," "Dream Bug," which showcases the singing and guitar "Nairobi Hot" and much more. playing of Tom Larsen with bandmates Expansions program. Leaders of the 11:00 - New Dimensions. Defusing the group Paul Asbell (guitars) and Chas Toxic Time Bomb with Carl Pope. Elwood Bishop (bass), and James Eller (keyboards) fuse jazz, funk, More than 58 million tons of unstable, Upshur (drums). Join us tonight for a original writing, and excellent lethal chemical waste is generated in the serie~ of blues classics like "Everyday I ensemble playing into a very tight-knit U.S. each year, and the EPA says that 90 Have The Blues," "The Thrill Is L.P. Join us tonight for "Chasin' percent of these wastes are disposed of Gone," "Got My Mojo Workin"' and Sanborn," "Meltdown," "Swear I Do" improperly and unsafely. Carl Pope is more. and more. the political director of the Sierra Club and co-author of HAZARDOUS 11 :00 - This evening we pay a small WASTE IN AMERICA. Here he THURSDAY - 29 tribute to a man called by many the very presents the dangers and some possible • Chautauqua Lecture Series. most important bluesman of the solutions. 7:00 last 30 years: Muddy Waters. This "Civil Rights." Ralph Abernathy presents this brief history of blacks and legendary performer / singer / song- - Wise Women Radio with host 6:00 discrimination in America. He suggests writer/ composer/ bandleader passed on Jan Cohen. For the public affairs that we "are privileged to live in one of in the recent past and tonight we feature feature, Joni Nelson and Ellen Wold the most critical, yet opportune periods one of his most recent recordings study garde"ning and harvesting. Robin Kenyatta in the history of our nation." entitled "King Bee." The album was 11 :00 - Bonnie Koloc is a very talented produced by Johnny Winter. We'll hear singer/ songwriter who has been on the • Concluding the month of "Mean Old Frisco Blues," "Sad Sad verge of becoming nationally known 7:30 features on the Jazz Expansions Day," "No Escape From The Blues," "I MONDAY - 26 for many years, but just never quite gets program we spotlight the sounds of Feel Like Going Home" and more. there. Tonight on the Moondance drummer , a man who has 7:30 • Tonight we showcase the sounds progr;im we take a listen to her 1972 graced many· other arti;ts' recordings of pianist Harold Danko together with Ovation release called "Hold On To but has all too few to his own credit. the late, great on a Me" that has some of her best work: THURSDAY - 22 "Enchance" is the title of Hart's 1977 A 1975 recording for Inner City records. "Sweet Mama," "Angel From release that has him in the Lots of chops does not necessarily make Montgomery," "Every Day II" and 8c M 7:00 • Chautauqua Lecture Series, company of Oliver Lake, Dewey for a well-rounded musician, and much more. "From Evergreen to Eden Burning." Herbert shows exactly what makes a Redman, Eddie Henderson, Don Author Belva Plain is tonight's guest as creative musician: a depth of expression Pullen, and others. she speaks of her background in writing that the artist is able to translate into Tune in tonight for "Diff-Customs," and how her best-selling novels musical phrases.Boththese artists show "Corner Culture," "Rahsaan Is evolved. The Chautauqua Lectures their stuff on "When She Smiles," Beautiful" and more. come from the summer series of the "Intensity," "You Made Me Love You" Chautauqua Institution of western and more. 11:00 - We conclude the month of New York State, where a program of Moondance features tonight with the music, opera, drama, art and education 11 :00 • King Krimson forever, and ever, sounds of a man who is an unknown has been a tradition for many years. and ever. .. "Beat" is the latest fruit of even though his tunes are legendary: this always innovative, always growing Otis Blackwell. This is the man who 7:30 - Carter Jefferson is a very talented 14-year-old British group. Though composed tunes for , Jerry saxophonist who came to the general some writers have complained that the Lee Lewis, and others public's attention as a member of the latest Krimson incarnation "isn't while remainjng inpb,scurity. His alb~r:n Woody Shaw group in the late l970's. really King Krimson anymore" "These Are My . Songs" is our Tonight we feature Jefferson's first (guitarist Robert Fripp is the original Moondance feature tonight and we can album as a leader, "The Rise of group's sole survivor) this new album enjoy his own versions of "All Shook Atlantis." Carter's improvisational still kicks. Up," "," "Return style puts him always on the edge of To Sender," "Don't Be Cruel" and disonance with a remarkable ability to much more. expand the scope of the material beyond Bonnie Koloc just the written notes of the chord changes. Check it out tonight. WEDNESDAY - 28

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