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Program Guide-2-1-21.Ai 91.9 FM KRVM PROGRAM GUIDE TIME MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN TIME 5:30am 5:30am Breakfast with Breakfast with Breakfast with Breakfast with Breakfast with KRVM Music 06 am The Blues The Blues The Blues The Blues The Blues Breakfast with 06 am 07 am The Blues 07 am 08 am Breakfast with 08 am 09 am Country The Blues 09 am 10 am Classics 10 am 11 am Beatles Hour Son of Saturday 11 am 12 pm Gold 12 pm KRVM’s Weekday Programming Magical Mystery 01 pm 01 pm presents the finest Tour Soul City 02 pm in Adult Album Alternative (AAA) Music! 02 pm 03 pm 03 pm Listen to 4J Student DJs, weekdays here on 91.9 FM KRVM! Sounds Global Women in Music 04 pm 04 pm 05 pm 05 pm Vinyl Revival Tupelo Honey Bump Skool Thursday Sidetracks Acoustic SoundsRoutes Global & 06 pm Free 4 All Junction Branches 06 pm 07 pm 07 pm Miles of Music That Short Strange Indian Time Zion Train 60’s Beat Swing Shift 08 pm Bluegrass Matters Trip 08 pm 09 pm 09 pm Time Traveler The Night Live Archive Rock en El Greaser’s Soundscapes 10 pm Owl Centro Garage GTR Radio 10 pm 11 pm 11 pm Rock & Roll Decades Into the Muse 12 am Hall of Fame Grooveland of Rock 12 am 01 am 01 am KRVM KRVM 02 am Overnight Overnight KRVM 02 am KRVM KRVM Overnight KRVM 03 am Overnight KRVM Overnight Overnight 03 am 04 am Overnight 04 am 5:30am 5:30am 91.9 KRVM Program Notes Friday 9 - 11pm - Greaser's Garage - Loud, fast rock n' roll from the 50s to the present day. Dedicated to Straight-ahead trashy rock 'n roll with music from every decade of the genre. It'll take you down and dirty with KRVM is your station for the Blues! KRVM's Breakfast with the Blues airs seven mornings a week, playing the musical flotsam and jetsam. all-time classics, hot contemporary blues and local blues favorites. Friday 11pm - 1am - Decades of Rock - The best rock from the late 60's, 70's, 80's and beyond. Wind back the Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm - KRVM plays the best Adult Album Alternative Music (Triple A) hosted clock and enjoy the music you listened to with your friends in the garage, basement, the car... or wherever you by area students from the radio broadcasting program at Sheldon High School. hung out to rock!! Monday 5 to 7pm - Vinyl Revival - Featuring Rock, Jazz, Funk and who knows what! From the 60's, 70's and Saturday - 9 to 11am - Country Classics - Hot licks and Hip-Billy Favorites. Country Classics serves up beyond - all played on vinyl records. It's like listening to your own personal record collection with the turntable plattersful of hits spanning the decades from the 1920s to the 1960s. Tap your toe to the quintessential sounds of set on "shuffle". the legends of country music. Monday 7 to 9pm - Miles of Bluegrass - It’s everything bluegrass, from old music to newgrass and wherever Saturday - 11am to Noon - Beatles Hour - All The Beatles hits with covers, solos and interviews. From the else the road leads. catalog of over 200 songs, you'll hear favorites, classics, rarities and more by the most beloved band in pop music Monday 9 to 11pm - Time Traveler - A musical journey through a wide variety of rock, blues, jazz and history. electronica. The best in alternative music over the last 50 years and beyond. Saturday - Noon to 3pm - Magical Mystery Tour - It's a magical, mystical three-hour tour through the Tuesday 5 - 7pm - Tupelo Honey - The best of Americana with a twang. "freeform radio" days of the 60s and early 70s. Handpicked music, from the hots to the obscure, it's the best of the Tuesday 7 - 9pm - Music that Matters - Relive the days of passion and protest with the show that keeps the era. spirit alive. It's music about making the world a better place. Saturday - 3 to 5pm - Sounds Global - Celebrating our beautiful oneness on the planet through music. Featuring Tuesday 9 - 11pm - The Night Owl - A mix of music to complement your evening activities. an eclectic blend from our global community showcasing music that honors it's cultural roots. Tuesday 11 - 1am - Rock & Roll Hall of Fame - It's a musical tour of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, highlighting Saturday - 5 to 7pm - Acoustic Junction - Featuring the finest in traditional and contemporary acoustic music artists, writers and producers. Enjoy the history of Rock and Roll with the music that made it to the Hall of Fame. with a focus on old favorites and emerging artists. Wednesday 5 - 7pm - Bump Skool - Nothing but Funk! The best in new-skool AND old-skool funk. From classics Saturday - 7 to 9pm - 60's Beat - Keeping the spirit of the 60's alive! to contemporary, Bump Skool will keep the funk groovin'. Saturday - 9 to Midnight - GTR Radio - Guitar rock and electric blues. GTR Radio brings the musical heat to your Wednesday 7 - 9pm - Short Strange Trip - Two hours of Grateful Dead and Family. Highlighted by news, Saturday night with old and new rock, ranging from rockabilly to metal, southern rock to alternative. upcoming concert information, and of course, music from members of the Dead's extended musical "family". Sunday - 11am to 1pm - Son of Saturday Gold - True stuff for true believers. Classic roots rock and rhythm & Wednesday 9 - 11pm - Live Archive - Rare, live concert recordings. You'll hear a wide variety of previously blues. unreleased recordings from the 60's to today. Sunday - 1 to 3pm - Soul City - Vintage soul, Motown, rhythm & blues and funk, with well-known hits and Wednesday 11pm - 2am - Grooveland - It's Jam Band music at it's finest! Get in the groove with jam band obscure gems to be discovered. music from Old School to Nowsville. Sunday - 3 to 5pm - Women in Music - All eras, all styles, all women. It's music that spans many genres, all Thursday 5 - 7pm - Thursday Free 4 All - Featuring exceptional new music from emerging and established written, played and sung by women. artists. It's a Free 4 All with lots of good music in the mix. Sunday - 5 to 7pm - Routes and Branches - The best in Americana, alternative country and roots. Showcases Thursday 7 - 9pm - Indian Time - Contemporary American Indian and pow wow music. Explore the extensive contemporary music that incorporates elements of various American roots music styles. and richly varied world of Native American music, news and local happenings. Sunday - 7 to 9pm - Swing Shift - Roll up the rug from the kitchen floor, grab your partner and hang on tight. Thursday 9 - 11pm - Rock en el Centro - Contemporary Hispanic music hosted in Spanish. Latin Rock is a fusion It's the most popular music from the 1920's, 30's and 40's. of rock music with Latin American rhythms. It's hot rock and alternative music everyone can groove to. Sunday - 9 to 11pm - Soundscapes - Progressive rock from yesterday, today and tomorrow. It's music for inner & Friday 5 - 7pm - Sidetracks - We dig deeper into albums, starting with a familiar song then followed by another outer space, best enjoyed with headphones. track you may have overlooked the first time around. Sunday - 11 to 1am - Into the Muse - Vintage, obscure, eclectic, psychedelic, hard rock and prog rock. Creating Friday 7 - 9pm - Zion Train - Expand your reggae horizons with music that has an emphasis on conscious 70's an intriguing musical journey for the listener. roots. Keeping Real Variety in Music Listen online www.krvm.org.
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