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A Service of Continuing Education & Extension University of Minnesota Duluth Volume 5 Number I April-May 1984_ Jantes Cotton

--J I -- ~-{._The ~-• SonSeals Sunday, April 1, Norsbor Theatre Band kumd 103.3 fm Station Manager• Tom Livingston Program Director • John Ziegler , Public Affairs Director • Paul Schmitz Producer/ Outreach • Jean Johnson Engineer • Kirk Kersten Q')t to the Listener Volunteer Staff Re Bill Agnew, Kath Anderson, Mark Anderson, Bob Andresen, Leo Babeu, Chris Baker, Kent Barnard, Jim Boeder, By Tom Livingston, Station Manager Dave Brygger, Jan Cohen, Christopher Devaney, Bruce Eckland, Pat Etier, Phil I'm Leaving transmitter move will give us access to a The new station I am going to will be Enke, Doug Fifield, Susanna Frenkel, Matt Fust, Bev Garberg, Stan Goltz, By now some of you may have heard whole new audience, and lot of much less a cause, and more of me Doug Greenwood, Jim Gruba, Bill . that I have accepted a job in Shreveport, excitement with it. I think the applying my professional skills to Hansen, Paul Hanson, Gordon Harns, Louisiana, and will soon (May 1st) be University is about to stablilize, and running it the best I can. I won't have the Dean Hauge, Gerry Henkel, Lew leaving KUMD. The station I am going even increase our funding, and finally intense love relationship with the new Hudson, Tim Jenkins, Dave Johnson, to is not on the air yet, will serve a our technical capability is reaching a station, but neither do 1 expect to feel Bob King, Andy Livingston, Dean potential audience of 850,000 to one level where it won't get in the way of like a personal failure every time Mattson, Joni Nelson, Don Ness, Rick million, and is in an area that has never producing top level radio. I think what something goes wrong. I think KUMD is Olsen, Mike Peura, Odi Powell, Dan had a public radio station. this adds up to is that the question will ready for someone who will be able to not be whether e will be here, but how run KUMD the way I hope to run my Proctor, Kathleen Ryan, Don Samuels, Jane Soukup, John Stocks, Tom Why am I leaving KUMD? good we can be. new station. Streeter, Tim Veiner, Bryan Vollman, There are several reasons, and none of Finally, words are woefully inadequate I guess it's pretty clear that KUMD has David Williams, John Williams, Ellen them has anything to do with my being to describe my feelings about my 11 Wold, Ted Wright. unhappy (which I'm not) or KUMD been a big part of my life. The years at KUMD. Incredibly lucky begins relationships I've ileveloped here, and being in bad shape (which it isn't). Here to scratch the surface, and unbearably AIRWAVES is the bi-monthly program are some of those reasons: the things I've learned will stay with me proud of what we've accomplished always. After I leave here I hope you'll guide of KUMD, the 100,000 watt public (forgive the corny adjectives) scratches it radio station at the University of I. I'm ready. I've lived in Duluth all of do what you can to keep KUMD growing. from the other side. Minnesota-Duluth, broadcasting at 103.3 my_30 years, I started as a volunteer at And if you're ever in Shreveport, look . fm. is part of University Media 11 ½ years ago, and I've been the me up, you hear? KUMD KUMD To get paid to work at something I Resources, a department of Continuing station manager for 8 years this month. believe in and love to do this much, and Education and Extension at the Personally I want to see if the world KUMD Fund Drive on top of that the caliber of people I University of Minnesota. KUMD is a really does end at Thompson Hill. have shared KUMD with seems more April 20th-29th are the dates for the member of National Public Radio, the Professionally, if I am going to stay in than any one person deserves. My thanks KUMD Spring Fund Drive. We'll be radio (which I hope to), and not Association of Minnesota Public Radio to all of you who make KUMD such a asking for your tax-deductible support Stations (AMPERS) and an associate RETIRE from KUMD some 35 years special place, and a special thank you to for this commercial-free radio service. from now (blanch), it is time for me to member of the National Federation of John, Jean, Kirk, and Paul, who I've We were encouraged recently when a Community Broadcasters. is move. Also, the new surroundings with caller who identified herself as a former KUMD shared all these years with. I can't funded by the University of Minnesota, new problems and challenges will force member who had let her membership imagine a more dedicated, unselfish, the State Legislature, a student service me to grow and become a better person expire, wanted to let us know that she hardworking group of people. fee, and listener contributions. and manager. had heard something so great on KUMD Membership in is as follows: I'm also fiercely proud of what we've that she was sure to renew this time. KUMD Individual, $25; Family, $35; 2. It's a good opportunity. Once I accomplished here, and putting our Listener support is our most important Installment, $60; Sponsoring, $100; decided I was ready to start looking. I advances in facilities aside, our product, source of funding. It sets the tone for the Student/ Fixed Income, $15. Membership applied at places that represented a eight years of pure audio art, is what whole station, and it determines large includes a subscri"pi.ion to AIRWAVES. change, either a step up or a different makes it all worth it. And KUMD is art: chunks"of things we can (or can't) do. Subscription to AIRWAVES alone is $5 kind of operation. The station I am the paints our unlimited record libraries, yearly. KUMD..encourages interested going to represents both of those, and the palette from the turntables to the Rags to Riches - Music, Music, Music! seems to stand a good chance of success. persons to become volunteer transmitter, and the canvas all the radios We're proud of our role in awakening The fact that it is not on the air yet will programmers. We are loca_ted i_n 130 in our area. The only limit is our the area's somnolent music scene, and add to the challenges and rewards. individual creativity and talent. It has Humanities Building, University of while we aren't directly sponsoring all of Minnesota-Duluth. Our telephone been sometimes dreadful, more often these events, we feel that most of them 3. is ready - just as change is number is 726-7181. KUMD mediocre, but at least as often as both of would not have been offered without the good for individuals, I believe some level those it has been incredible, amazing, success we had with Mose Allison, Koko of change is good for organizations. New The University of Minnesota is beautiful art, a brilliant splash of color Taylor, and Tom Paxton. · people come in with different on a flat brown landscape. The times committed to the policy that all persons approaches to problem solving and they shall have equal access to its programs, when financially the future looked March 31st to April 1st - solve problems that their predecessors The KUMD facilities, and employment without hopeless at KUMD, and that has The Norshor is couldn't solve or perhaps even didn't Blues Festival. regard to race, creed, color, sex, national happened more than a few times, my sponsoring Saturday Night with recognize as problems. I also believe that origin, or handicap. strength and solace was each day that we Duluth's "Wingtips" and the "Blue is about to enter a new stage of KUMD had been on the air, and knowing that if Shadows" (former members of Lamont operation. For the last eight years we we went silent the next day, that each Cranston). KUMD will present the have been building the facility, our day we had been on the air was an "James Cotton· Blues Band" and the programming, and our audience. Along Program accomplishment. I grew up in Duluth, "Son Seals Band" on Sunday night. the way it has been a constant (at least and was filled with the desolation of the This will be the greatest blues event our Underwriters regular) struggle to make progress if not place, and a sense of isolation from area has ever seen, and tickets for both The following public-spirited firms have just survive. Although I may be wrong, living here. This experience has nights are a reasonable $7 .50. provided funds to help underwrite the and things could change almost without provided much of the driving force for costs of acquiring the indicated notice, I think that struggle, where the me in my work at KUMD. One of my April 14th - Freddie Hubbard will bring programs. We appreciate their question is survival is almost over. For great joys has been my contact with his whole band to UMD for the Head of participation in quality public the first time since we have had accurate younger "me's," who have grown up the Lakes Jazz Festival. This is unusual broadcasting, for our area. figures, our audience is growing. Our with KUMD there to ease those feelings. in that the festival usually features just GraphMark, Inc. • Jazz Alive! turn to page .2., Minnesota Power • All Things Considered News-Tribune &: Herald • Morning New Programs "Spring" Up in April and May Edition The addition of more statellite The NPR Playhouse schedule also richest traditions of Americana. The St. Louis County Federal Savings equipment has brought KUMD to the changes in April. "Bradbury 13," a programs include songs, stories, cures, &: Loan Association • Morning point where we can offer you some brilliant series of radio adaptations of riddles, legends, weather lore, and much Edition exciting new programs. We have also Bradbury's short stories, will be offered more: · turn to page~. decided to try new times for our evening on Mondays at I 0:30 p.m., with a repeat public affairs programs: most of them on Saturday mornings at 11 o'clock. Organizational will now start at 5:30, right after "All (Note the change there, from the old Things Considered." And the NPR Saturday morning time of 11 :30 for the Members Playhouse offerings, which have been Playhouse). Wednesday evenings bring A & E Supply expanded somewhat, will now move to more of the delightful Lord Peter Builders $c Laborers Commonwealth I 0:30 in the evening. Wimsey mysteries by Dorothy Sayers. Cooper's Fixery The first offering is "Murder Must The Cove These changes will occur in two phases. Advertise" in six episodes, followed by Dew Glass Studio The beginning of April brings two new "Five Red Herrings" in 8 episodes. And Grussendorf Nursery public affairs offerings. Tuesdays at 5:30 on Friday evenings we have "Star Wars." William A. Hagensen, C.P.A. we have "The Golden Cradle: Find out how a two-hour movie has Highland Beauty Floors Immigrant Women in the United been adapted and expanded .into a Carter Johnson & Cheryl Larson States," a series of ten half-hour shows series of 13 half-hour radio programs Kar Kare which will pre-empt "Equal Voice." with audio special effects that will amaze Karlyn's Gallery (Further details on "The Golden Cradle" you. Note also that the Friday Playhouse Korkki Travel are included elsewhere in this time is later, 11 :30 p.m. Lake Aire Bottle Shop "Airwaves" issue.) On Wednesdays at Norshor Theatre 5:30 we begin "A Moveable Feast," a The second phase of our programming Northern Recreation Travel Service weekly show featuring American poets changes will occur the third week of North Shore Jewelry and fiction writers reading and talking May, with several new offerings at one Orpheum Cafe about their work. Among the guests o'clock in the afternoon. On Mondays Pioneer Cafe scheduled to appear during the next we have "A Hand-Me Down Harvest." Positively 3rd Street Bakery weeks and months are Allen Ginsberg, This series comes from Vermont Public Sawhill Canoe Outfitters Frank Herbert, Charles Bukowski, E.L. Radio and offers those who love folklore Science Fiction master Ray Bradbury. Swedish Express Doctorow, and Ralph Ellison. an opportunity to learn about one of the Photo: V. Tony Hauser. Tweed Museum Gift Shop 2 Immigrant Women In America: A Legacy of Struggle and Trlum They arrived first from the villages and Throughout the series, factory workers, "I grew up hearing my grandmother's towns of Europe and China searching community leaders, shopkeepers and sometimes painful, sometimes touching for a better life. Later, they journeyed poets share reminiscences of the ethnic reminiscences about leaving loved ones from Latin and Central America, the neighborhoods that gave them refuge. and centuries-old traditions behind in Carribbean and Southeast Asia. Since These and other women describe their Greece for a new life in America," the 1840's, almost 20 million immigrant alliances in groups and societies as they George says. "But, it wasn't until I women have streamed to America's struggled to learn a new language and began reading the fiction of Jewish shores, often leaving home1ands and new ways while preserving the cherished immigrant Anzia Yezierska that the loved ones behind forever. customs of their homelands. idea of doing a series struck me." • Through exclusive interviews and These women also provide moving archival tapes, The Golden Cradle: accounts of their endless work days. The series was funded through a major Immigrant Women In The United , Says co-producer of the series,, Louise grant from the National Endowment for States, a new series from National Cleveland, "Too often, we forget how the Humanities. NEH is an independent Public Radio, captures the hardships, hard immigrant women labored to help federal agency that supports research, joys and triumphs of a new life in a new provide the barest necessities to their scholarship, education and general land. The 10-part presentation - the families . They toiled in factories, took audience programs in the humanities. first radio series·of its kind - weaves in boarders, worked as domestic drama, music and narrative with vivid servants - all this while taking care of memories and varied accents to reveal ' their homes and children." the unique heritage this country shares. Wise Women Radio Program Schedule .. In addition to laboring long hours for describes the differences between the Premiering April 3rd, the half-hour low pay, tum-of-the-century immigrant Sundays at 6:00 p.m. Public affairs white male system and the female programs can be heard on KUMD each women endured dangerous and often program begins at 8:30, repeated system. A two-part program: Part I tonight, Part 2 Tuesday at 1:00. Tuesday at 5:30 p.m., in place of unsanitary conditions in the workplace. Tuesdays at 1:00 p.m. Equal Voice. One series program, In America, They 4/ 1 Host: Kath Anderson. Public affairs: Say WorkisNoShame, features laborers "Across the Fence," writings of women 5/ 1 To be announced. The Golden Cradle: Immigrant Women and union organizers recounting from the Iron Range. In The United States criss-crosses tragedies and triumphs - from the 5/ 6 Host: Joni Nelson. Public affairs: America in search of the immigrant Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire in 1911 4/ 8 Hosts: Joni Nelson & Kathy Sting!. Julie Loeffler interviews American Indian women working in professional experience. From the bustling streets to the subsequent passage of job safety Public affairs: Kathleen R,yan interviews members of a support group for women roles. of New York's Chinatown, to Chicago's laws. Pauline Newman, one of the first friends of Vietnam vets. unique ethnic neighborhoods and woman organizers of the International 5/ 13 Host: Melanie Creger. Public California's migrant labor camps come Ladies' Garment Workers Union, and Hosts: Kathleen Ryan & Toshiko affairs: "No Womb for Daddy, " from the voices of the valiant women who survivors of the Triangle fire are among 4/ 15 Yamada-Nevells. Public affairs: New Pacifica. Several lesbian women discuss journeyed here from every comer those who recall the struggles to improve Beginnings, a support group for newly their decisions to conceive using of the earth. The first programs America's factories and sweatshops. divorced people. artificial insemination. describe their often perilous voyages in storm-tossed boats and the harsh For co-producer Deborah George, the 4/ 22 Hosts: Jan Cohen & Julie Loeffler. 5/ 3 Hosts: Jan Cohen & Toshiko realities of detainment and deportation. series has personal significance. Her Public affairs: Duluth Women's Health Yemada-Nevells. Public affairs: Melanie Among highlights are dramatic readings ·grandmother is one of the spirited Center. Creger examines bulemia. ... by actress Liv Ullmann from the women in Three Tunes For An shipboard diary of a 19th century American Songbook who offer vivid 4/ 29 Host: Kathleen Ryan. Public 5/ 27 Host: Kathleen Ryan. Public Norwegian woman, as ·well as poignant recollections of moving from a affairs: from Pacifica, Anne Wilson affairs: witty women, from Colder By recollections of a Japanese picture traditional culture to a world of jazz, Shaef, author of WOMEN'S REALITY, The Lake and elsewhere. bride's daughter and a Jewish immigrant nickelodeon romances and bicycles who rescued her parents from Hitler's built for two. Germany.

New Programs New Dimensions (continued) SuntJays at ·11 :00 a.m. Tuesday at one o'clock will become a industrialist who risked his own life in spot for science programming, and we saving thousands of Jews from the gas ' lead off with "One on One," an eight- chambers in Nazi Germany. part series that will cover such delights r as a University of Chicago professor who We hope you enjoy these new programs, uses 1950s monster movies to teach his and that the times are convenient for students science, a building at the you. Let us know, by phone or letter. University of Minnesota five stories of We need to get your feedback in order to Seka looms make good decisions on what to offer which are underground, and transitions .,..._'-1, complete in the world of America's women and when. · ,.• "'-"111111 weaving and scientists. .,.. .,..~ ,,_~ knitting yarns r !!I,. ,. . and equipmen~ Wednesdays will be a day for foreign "1 vinta?e silk kimonos and obi affairs, with a 15-part series, Report to the We have moved m our fiber gallery "Contemporary Western Europe," (continued) 1 beginning May 16. The programs are Listener to 121 ', West Superior Strett ~ ~-The Skywalk just west of Wahl's 7'27•.J,j.J , 1 . hosted by NPR's No~h Adams and one or two outstanding indi.vidual r explore the critical socio-economic.and musicians. KUMD is not sponsoring this political issues confronting Western one, but we thought it was worth a mention. ,g™~1~ Europe.

Thursdays beginning May 17 we have April 25th - Jazz legend Sonny Rollins "Your Children, Our Children," dealing will perform at the UMD Ballroom in a ... with such topics as neglect and abuse, concert co-sponsored by KUMD and sex and sexuality, infant health, begin Kirby Program Board. DON'T MISS normal, and others. These programs will THIS ONE! be tapes of national call-in shows from a . . few weeks earlier. We're sorry you won't May 1st (tentative date) - The Norshor PIONEER CRAFTS be able to participate in the call-in part will present another jazz legend, Dave of the shows, but we felt the subject Brubeck (whew!). matter was important enough to May I Ith - The Norshor will present co·-op warrant offering them anyway. flat-pick guitarist Norman Blake Also on the subject of children, we want (another legend!). to bring to your attention a series of programs on child abuse and neglect in All of this seems rather hard to believe. handmade America which will be part of the • Let\ hope that all of these shows do so - "Horizons" offerings over the next well that this kind of a line-up becomes several months. "Children at Risk" commonplace. gifts~ begins April 6 with "Through the Eyes of the Child." Later programs in the Antenna Move Open Sat•Sun 9-5 series will include "The World's We have, as anticipated, received the A ' Toughest Job--Parenting," "The Construction Permit from the FCC for (,1t,IU1•l·-_r . iii Adolescent Self," and "For the Love of our move to the Channel 8 tower. ~L•... ~'"~ i.u ,:~:j. 1:nu; ..~- ·- '" the Children." Hopefully we will be able to make the - . II - move in May orjune.,This will mean In addition to these entirely new that KUMD will be off the air for some programs and series, there will be some two weeks as we unplug the transmitter special offerings. These include a and plug it back in in it's new location. program on suicide prevention, to be As we've mentioned in the past, this aired Thursday, May IO at one o'clock, should strengthen the KUMD signal in and an interview with Thomas Keneally, most marginal areas, and increase our the author of "Schindler's List," a best- coverage by I0-15 percent in areas that seller about a German Catholic can't get us at all now. 4 Miles N.E. of Two Harbors on 61 .... 3 Week at a Glance r Monday I Tuesday lwednesda~ Thursday I Friday Saturday Sunday ] 6 Morning Edition/ Awakening (news &: musical variety) 6:00-8:00 M-F a· Awakening (musical variety) 8-10:30 M-F 10:30 Album Feature 10:30-1 1:00 M- F Awakening 11 Bradbury 13 New Dimensions Noonsong (musical variety) 11 :00-1: 00 M-F 11:30 - 11 . . Noonsong 1 Minnesota Issues Wise Women Radio Now Nordine Public Affairs On Campus 1:30 Northland Hoedown I Class for Credit Class for Credit Class for Credit Class fo r Credit Northland Hoedown Workshop (musical variety) 2:00-4:00 M-F Folk Migrations Blues &: Things 4 5 All Things Considered (news) 4:00-5:30 M-F

5:30 First Persoh Radio The Golden Cradle A Moveable Feast Local Public Affairs Horizons Weekend ATC Weekend ATC 6 Marian McPartland Groovin' High Jazz Alive Groovin' High T he Avant Garden 7 Soul Arrival Wise Women Radio 7:30

8 Jazz Expansions

10:30 Bradbury 13 Beatles Class Lord Peter Wimsey Beatles Class Soul Arrival Jazz Expansions 11 .. 11:30 Moondance 11 :00-2:00 M-Thurs. Star Wars 11 Moondance I Duluth-Superior Symphony Orchestra Preview: April 12 8c May 3, 5:30 p.m. - Contemporary Western Europe: Wednesdays at 1:30, begmnmg May 16 One on One: Tuesdays at I :30, beginning May 15 Your Children, Our Children: T hursdays at I :00, beginning May 17 Second Series: second Tuesday, 5:30 p.m. A Hand-Me Down Harves t: Mondays at 1:30, beginning May 14 Programs subject to change withoui notice.

Norwegian woman and more recent Free we hear more of Allison's piano great piece of wax! Tonight's feature is accounts by Latin American and technique on instrumentals "Groovin' admirably produced by Daniel Lanois. Monday·2 Southeast Asian emigres. High," "Old Devil Moon," "Do Nothin' Cuts include: "Garden In The Sky," and Till You Hear From Me" and more. "Black Stations/ White Stations." 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. Definitely worth the price of admission, The young jazz musician Joanne 7:00 "Family Man," recorded in April Brackeen plays Duke Ellington's "In a 1978, spotlights the arranging, which is, of course, no dollars and no 10:30 Lord Peter Wimsey. Murder Must cents. Sentimental Mood" and joins composing and keyboard skills of Jaki Byard. Byard who split drumming Advertise. "Death Comes to Pym's McPartland for "Like Someone In Publicity." A young advertising chores, with stalwarts Major Holley Love" and "Old Devil Moon." executive is murdered .at his office, and (bass) and Warren Smith and J.R. Lord Peter is called in to investigate .Friday 6 Mitchell, Byard also proves to be a 7:00 Tonight we feature the alto sounds "under cover." of the great Lee Konitz from his 1975 tremendous saxophonist as he plays both 5:30 Horizons. "Children At Risk: recording "Oleo." On hand to help out alto and tenor with a high level of 11:00 1970 Nite. Happy Hour: 11-2. The Through The Eyes of the Child." This are bassist Wilbur Little and pianist proficiency. Listen tonight to "Just band: Fairport Convention. The album: program focusing on the prevention of Dick Katz as this drummerless trio Rollin' Along" (check out Holley's bass "Fairport Convention." The whole band child abuse and neglect, describes the swings along with empathy and taste on solo), "Mood Indigo" Chelsea Bridge's looks very serious on the jacket. They've problem and plight of victims through first-person accounts. "I Remember Clifford," "Invitation," .. " Ballad To Louise" and excerpts from got a right to: they do two Joni Mitchell "Lush Life" and "No Greater Love." "Family Suite." tunes and one by Dylan. Richard Thompson and Ian MacDonald are the 11:30 Star Wars. "A Wind To Shake The 10:30 Bradbury 13': "The Ravine." 11:00 Tonight we feature the sounds of leaders, though Judy Dyble does some Stars" (Episode)). Citizens on the desert planet Tatooine take little notice -- at Terror strikes a small town as three early Billy Joel as we go back to his first very melodic vocal tracks. If you have first -- of the rebellion brewing against women face an indescribable horror. Columbia release "Cold Springs any psychedelic print shirts still hanging Harbor." Tunes that helped spread the in the very back of your closet, put one the tyrannical empire. 11:00 Johnny Winter, tonight's feature news about Joel's piano work as well as on (or put 'em all on if you'd like) and artist, used to hack with the infamous his songrwriting ability include "She's tune in to Moondance tonight. Muddy Waters years ago, and he can still Got A Way," "Everybody Love_s You rip a meaner'n a bowery bouncer riff or Now," and much more. two. "White Hot &: Blue" is indeed that and more. Every cut sizzles -- from Thursday 5 "Walkin' By Myself" right on through 7:00 Jim McNeely was the pianist in the to "Honest I Do." This is whiskey Wednesday 4 Thad Jones/ Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra (straight, no ice) music. 6:00 Jazz Alive! Pianist/ composer Ben for many years during their most Sidran hosts performances by blues productive years. Now a leader on his • pianist Mose Allison, vocalist Melba own, he performs the same magnificent Liston, and Oregon, a popular ensemble piano work he displayed during his stint specializing in fusion jazz. in the big band. Tonight on Jazz Tuesday 3 Expansions we explore McNeely's 1980 5:30 The Golden Cradle. "The Journey" 7:30 "He plays piano, he sings, he release called "The Plot Thickens" with (Part I). The series debuts with moving composes. All of it is deeply stamped veterans Billy Hart (drums), Mike reminiscences of immigrant women -- with a true feeling for the blues, and all Richmond (bass), and John Scofield past and present -- who survived the is clearly and unmistakably identifiable (guitar). It offers originals like "The grueling journey to America and as the work of Mose Allison." So writes Light at The End of The Cave," remember the pain and hope of their jazz critic Robert Palmer on the liner "Chelsea Litany," and "Inner Ear." search for a new life. Highlights include notes of tonight's Jazz Expansions readings by actress Liv Ullmann from feature "01' Devil Mose." With bassist 11:00 Martha and the Muffins, what a the shipboard diary of a 19th century Addison Farmer and drumer Ronnie great name! "Mystery Walk," what a Jim McNeely - a 4 Barbara Mikulski, a third generation 11:30 Star Wars. "Black Knight, White Monday 9 Thursday 12 American of Polish ancestry. Princess and Pawns" (Episode 4). The Royal House of Alderaan is joined on 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. 7:00 "Lunceford Special" explores the the center stage of galactic history by the Dave McKenna displays his rich chords wonderful music and tremendous unlikeliest of men, women -- and ,,. and rolling bass lines in duets with contribution that Jimmy Lunceford 7:00 Charlie Mariano is highlighted machines. McPartland, playing "Avalon," "A Gal made to the then (l930's) infantile tonight on the Jazz Expansions program in Calico" and "Fish and Chips Blues!" literature of jazz. Often overlooked from his 1977 recording called among big band leaders, Lunceford "October." Done with several European 7:00 Joe Henderson tonight with a combined great writing with top flight musicians who were relatively unknown Monday 23 Japanese rhythm section from his L.P. players (Willie Smith, Trummy Young, at the time, this album refle!=lS the 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. "In Japan." In the summer of 1971 Sy Oliver, Snooky Young, etc.) to maturity of the participants in the fine The late pianist Hazel Scolt Henderson toured Japan; this recording generate his distinctive sound. Join us composing, arranging and skillful demonstrates her original jazz style in is the legacy of those concert and club tonight for "Tain'-t What You Do," soloing. Listen in tonight for "Out of some of her best-known standards, appearances, combining jazz standards "Uptown Blues," "What's Your Story the Jungle," "Back of j" and others. including Duke Ellington's "All Too like "Blue Bossa" and "Round Morning Glory" and more. Soon." Midnight" with Henderson originals 11:00 Bill Cosby's best quality as a like "Out 'n' In" and "Junk Blues." comedian is probably his ability to relate 7:00 On this first weekday evening of his Philadelp!Jia childhood in ways Jazz we ask you to do your part in 10:30 Bradbury 13. "Night Call, that bring back funny memories for helping KUMD continue as the finest C..ollect." The haunting story of an 80- everyone. The album we feature tonight source of jazz music in the area. To aid year-old man harassed by mysterious on the Moondance program is called our cause tonight we are featuring a phone calls from the planet Mars. "To Russel, My Brother, Whom I Slept classic Blue Note album that also will With" showcasing Cosby's unique serve LO whet your appetite for the 11 :00 "Pacific•Gas & Electric is not a approach Lo humor. Duluth appearance Wednesday evening band, but an experiment in by the one and only Sonny Rollins. brotherhood ... " And can this Tonight on the Jazz Expansions brotherhood play. Side One's got four Wednesday 1 program we put forth "More From The studio cuts and one live blues/ rock live a· Vanguard," an album containi'!g some of wire that was recorded al the now- 6:00 Jazz Alive! Billy Taylor hosts Rollins' finest moments. If this kind of def uncl Filmore East in San Francisco. performances by the Inter-American Jazz programming, these kinds of features, on Side Two has a 16-minute suite and a Quintet and a group of outstanding a nightly basis, are part of your daily fine rendition of J. South's "Redneck." Salza artists including singer Hector routine, we simply ask that you call in a Charlie Allen's vocals are intense and Lavoe and conga player Ray Barreto. pledge of support to KUMD and become very soulful. a contributing member of this 7:30 "All Too Soon" is the title of organization. tonight's album feature by the quartet. who call themselves Quadrant: Joe Pass, Milt Jackson, Ray Brown and Mickey Peter Blegvad (ex Slap 11:00 Roker. Their album is a tribute to the Tuesday 10 Happy/ Henry Cow singer guitarist) great Duke Ellington, and the group 5:30 The Golden Cradle. "The Half- writes pop music with depth and lyrical intrigue. His album, "The Naked · gives new life to many of his classic Open Door" (Part 2). Several generations tunes. Join us tonight for "Caravan," of immigrants recall their arrival in Shakespeare," is tonight's Moondance "In a Sentimental Mood," "Just a-Siuin' America and the harsh realities of the feature and truly where radio pop is al. And a-Rockin'," "Take the 'A' Train" And if you find that hard to swallow, quota system, exclusion laws, etc. detainment and deportation. The tune in and vote. program includes poignant recollections 10:30 Lord Peter Wimsey. Murder Must of a Japanese picture bride's daughter, a Advertise. "Unsentimental Masquerade young Haitian whose child was born al Friday 13 of a Harlequin." Lord Peter's adventure sea, and Jewish immigrant who rescued escalates as he finds himself al a country her parents from Hitler's Germany. 5:30 Horizons. "An American Dream." A manor on a midnight encounter with a profile of Californian Anita Duarte, a tipsy house guest. 7:00 Thelonius Monk left a legacy of 70 high school drop-out who has become a compositions that placed his successful businesswoman and respected 11:00 Quicksilver Messenger Service is idiosyncratic sensibility dead center in community leader. state of the art acid rock improvisation. the river of momentum that washed the Tonight Moondance will bring it all great jazz traditions shaped by 11:30 Star Wars. "Points of Origin" back one more time, all the ups and Armstrong, Ellington, and Parker with (Episode 2). Princess Leia Organa of downs, all the guitar wah wah, all the the chords of a new music -- of rhythms Alderaan assumes leadership of the slides and trills (yes, trills) that made elastic and melody unbound. Tonight, rebellion -- risking capture by the deadly this band great. The album, of course, is on "Light Blue," saxophonist Arthur Lord Darth Vader. "Quicksilver Messenger Service." Blythe's quintet revisits Monk territory. Sonny Rollins 11 :00 More serious techno-pop music Monday 16 tonight. Good. "Rhyme & Reason" by . Thursday 19 10:30 Bradbury 13. "There Was An Old Missing Persons. Terry Bozzio's petulant 6:00 Marian Mc Partland's Piano Jazz. Woman." An man in black waits for 7:00 "Free Smiles" is the sensitive vibe vocals are just this side of extremely The late Eubie Blake is featured al age Aunt Tildy to die, but she has other annoying, and therefore, very pleasing. 97 in one of his last performances work of Mike Maineri and piano artistry plans. This band is tight, if not a bit overdone. singing his own "You're _Lucky To Me" of Warren Bernhardt. Each of these But the music, it will make you get up and joining McPartland for a lively gentlemen has his own approach to 11:00 Alvin Lee did for Ten Years After off your chiar and MOVE! rendition of "The Stars and Stripes improvisation, but they meld together wha~ Eric Clapton did for every band he Forever." extremely well into a cohesive duo. was in. What's that? Direction, pal, Lovely compositions and interpretations direction and drive. His guitar work is 7:00 Brand new from the bell of his horn of standards like "Stella By Starlight," monstrous and his vocals are • lo you, we offer the newest recording by you'll just have lo tune in to enjoy. unforgettable. Tonight we're going lo Richie Cole. Truly one of the most spin the 1974 Chrysalis release, " Posjtive Wednesday 11 prolific jazzmen on the scene, Cole's fire 11:00 "Out On My Own" is aptly titled Vibrations." Around and around and and imagination prevent his many new since it is Sheila Chandra's first solo around some more until it's over. The 6:00 Jazz Alive! Bed Sidran hosts album since her departure from performances by the New American releases from the staleness that seems LO end. infect others who try lo flood the Monsoon. She combines traditional Orchestra conducted by Henry Mancini, instruments (from her native India) in a pianists John Lewis and Chick Corea; market. "Aho Annie's Theme" (Aho ... Annie is Richie's new baby girl) was way that is neither too trendy nor too vibist Gary Burton, and baritone bizarre. Cuts include, "All You Want Is Tuesday 24 saxophonist Gerry Mulligan. recorded in July of 1982 with Dick Hindman (piano), Brian Bromberg More" and "Village Girl." 5:30 The Golden Cradle. "In America, (bass), and Victor Jones (drums). Join us They Say Work Is No Shame" (Part 4). 7:30 Bobby Vinson is a new name on the Immigrant laborers and union jazz scene but judging from tonight's tonight for "Boplicity," "Jeannine," Cole Porter's "Easy To Love" and more. organizers vividly recount tragedies and Jazz Expansions feature "Live Al The triumphs -- from the Triangle Shirtwaist Railway Club" we can expect lo hear a Factory fire in 191 I to subsequent great deal more from this young 10:30 Bradbury 13. "The Veldt." A child's electronic playroom becomes a passage of job safety laws -- that forever saxophonist. Recorded and produced in changed the lives of American workers. Vancouver, B.C., this album reveals a terrifying reality. man who has studied the greats and At 19, Miles Davis was the trumpet 11:00 Tonight's feature album was spt\C\9 -6:00 come up with something of his own. He player on the first recordings made wriuen in tribute Lo Jimi Hendrix, Janis displays it well on "Billie's Bounca," under Charlie Parker's name. Later Joplin and Brian Jones, and they're "Just Friends," "The Way You Look Miles was prominently featured in glad. "Lightning" is the album by the Tonight" and more. Parker's classic 1947 quintet. In January group of the same name. IL was laid of 1951 Miles Davis, then 24 years old, down at Sound 80, and is laced with 10:30 Lord Peter Wimsey. Murder Must ,,ec>~ made his last studio appearance under Steven Stills-ish vocals, Outlaws double Advertise. "Singular Spotlessness of a Parker and the first of 17 sessions for leads and lots of lines about freedom. · Lethal Weapon." Lord Peter takes his Prestige Records ( 16 as leader). Join us investigation Lo the roof of the Pym's for tonight's extended Jazz Expansions Publicity building and discovers the '-program as we devote 4½ hours LO possible murder weapon. · Tuesday 17 u,ee"· presenting a cross-section of the 12- record package "Miles Davis: 11:00 Savoy Brown tonight with their 5:30 The Golden Cradle. "The Alley, the Chronicle ... The Complete Prestige classic album, "Looking In." A lot of Acre, and Back a' the Yards" (Part 3). Recordings 1951-1956." These recordings guitar rock and more than just a taste of Fiercely determined women established Friday 20 chronologically document Miles Davis' the blues, reminiscent of early Fleetwood unique ethnic communities that endure collaborations with many of the jazz Mac material. And why not; they're both today despite changing economic and 5:30 Horizons. "Proverbs: Wit and world's greats, during which Miles early 70s and British. Despite the social pressures. Featured are interviews Wisdom." Black Americans share age- develops from a trumpeter of dubious questionable quality of the mixing and with Chicago neighborhood organizer old stories and proverbs that have been capabilities to one of jazz history's most pressing, this record is slick. Florence Scala and Congresswoman passed down through generations. important stylists and innovators. 11 :00 One of the premiere art rock s· groups on the air, Supertramp, shines Thursday 26 Monday 30 tonight with the Moondance feature 7:00 On this evening of our Spring SWEDISH EXPRESS "Even In The Quietest Moments." 6:00 Marian McPartland.'s Piano Jazz. THE SAAB & VOLVO SPECIALISTS Marathon 1984 we feature the music of Perhaps the best cuts are "Give A Little Composer/ pianist Cedar Walton Bit," "From Now On" and the title bassist/ bandleader/ composer/ arranger, displays his swinging jazz playing in his track. etc., the inimitable Charles Mingus,. own composition "Warm to the Touch" on the Quintessence L.P. "Soul Fusion." and duets with McPartland. Mingus' music is just one example of the creative energy flowing to you each 7:00 Tonight on the Jazz Expansions Wednesday 25 night through your radio. Our entire program we feature the sounds of 6:00 Jazz Aliv!!! Tenor saxphonists Al jazz library is available to you through a saxophonist ·Bobby Jones from his recent feature albums and the regular shows. If Cohn, pianist Bill Dobbins, and also release called "Hill Country Suite" on saxophonist Phil Woods are among the you take advantage of t~is res'?urce the Enja record label. Joining Jones in artists in this program hosted by jazz regularly, help us keep ll corr_ung to you this trio setting are bassist George Mraz Parts & Service personality Paul Anthony. by calling in your membership pledge. and drummer Freddie Waits; together 1131 East Superior St. they make great sounds on "Only Blue," 7:30 Tonight we actually feature two jazz 11:00 Get out your umbrellas, we've got "Lady Love," "The Gospel Truth" and Duluth, Minnesota 5S805 Tel. (215) 728·5334 giants on one record as the great Sarah all The Raincoats you'll ever need. Not others. Vaughan sings the music of the one and only that, but they're "Moving." Paddy, only Duke Ellington from the L.P. Vicky, Ana, Richard, Derek and no last 10:30 Bradbury 13. "Kaleidoscope." An "Song Book One." We hope that if you names at all. Deprived childhood no explosion flings seven men like are a regular listener to the Jazz . doubt. Minimalist rock, Rough Trade squirming silver fish into the depths of Expansions program, you will decide label, bass, violin (why not?) and titles space. how much the programs mean to you, like, "Ooh Ooh La La La" and "Dance William A. Hagensen of Hopping Mad." You know the t~pe. and do your part to help support the 11:00 10 Legendary Texas Tales tonight Certified Public Accountant continuation and the growth of what we (sorry no video). "The Best of ZZ Top.," 4815 Burning Tree Road. Suite210 do six nights a week here at 103.3. "Tush," "Jesus Just Left Chicago," Duluth, Minnesota 55811 Friday 27 "Francine," and seven more. Yelling 10:30 Lord Peter Wimsey. Murder Must vocals and lots of drilling chords. Mix Income Tax Preparatton Advertise. "Inexcusable Invasion of a 5:30 Horizons. "When Cultures Clash." 'em up in a blender with 10, 15 good Ducal Entertainment." Two unsavory Southeast Asian refugees discuss ways in hooks and you've got success. characters, who crash a London society which they are establishing new lives in party, lead Lord Peter closer to America. discovering the murderer's motive. 11:30 Star Wars. "While Giants Mark 11:00 " Hooteroll?" Jerry Garcia and Time." (Episode 4). The consummately Howard Wales. The brass section is very evil Darth Vader captures Princess Leia, sharp and the organ is at least as fluid as but See Threepio and Artoo Detoo Booker T. Jones'. No vocals and that's fortunately elude him -- in an escape okay because the music carries the record pod. nicely through. Lots of smooth funk, ( 218) 722-8649 hot funk, melodic blues and even a taste of good ol' rock n' that other stuff.

10:30 Lord Peter Wimsey. Murder Must 11:30 Star Wars. "Jedi That \Yas: Jedi Tuesdav ·1 Advertise. "Sudden Decease of a Man In To Be" (Episode 5). Luke Skywalker Tuesday 8 Dress Clothes." Suspecting Pym's is a and See Threepio plot Artoo Detoo's 5:30 The Golden Cradle. "Three Tunes rescue from the hostile wastelands of For An American Songbook" (Part 5). front for drug smuggling, Lord Peter 5:30 The Golden Cradle. " Daily Bread" believes the murder is an inside job. Tatooine -- unaware that he is on a (Part 6). Survival in America meant Three women who emigrated from secret mission to find Ben (Obi-Wan) Russia, Greece and Italy in the early work -- often exhausting labor as New Riders of The Purple Sage Kenobi. domestic servants, farm wives and 1900s recall leaving their traditional 11:00 say "Little girls like to listen to Panama shopkeepers. Spirited immigrant women cultures behind for .a world of jazz, Red sing and tell sweet lies." Probably expressively describe the endless toil to nickelodeon romances and bicycles built so. They say it (among other things of gain a foothold in the new land. for two. the like) on tonight's feature rocker, Monday 7 "The Adventures of Panama Red." Tune 7:00 Tonight we feature a new E.C.M. 7:00 Tonight we submerge ourselves in 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. in, ok? recording from saxophonist John the bass work of Cecil McBee from his Hank Jones, the oldest of the 'famed India Navigation recording called brother trio, explains his particular love Surman with vocalist Karin Krog and drummer Pierre Favre. An interesting "Flying Out." Listen to "Into A of ballads and solos on "The Very Thought of You," while McPartland mix of instruments and personalities as Fantasy," "Blues On The Bottom," Thursday 3 evidenced on "Saturday Night," Trane's "First Impression" and other wonderful plays her own "There'll Be Other "Expression," "On The Wing," and tunes. 7:00 Norman Granz' Pablo label has Times." released some treasures from the 1950s more. 11:00 Buddy Holly's second album was and presented them to a young new jazz 7:00 Bobby Enriquez is featured from his . 11:00 Wendy Waldman is our featured no ordinary 50s rock n roll vinyl. audience; tonight's feature is just such newest G.N.P. Crescendo release, artist tonight on the Moondance "Peggy Sue," and "Rave On" are the an LP. "Tatum/ Hampton/ Rich ... "Live! In Tokyo." Joined by lssu Fukui Again!" Art Tatum leads at the piano on bass and Shinji Mori on drums, program from her L.P. "Strange ones you've surely heard, but there's Company;· more. "Everyday," "Listen To Me," and and his simply does everything that a Enriquez gives us lightning fast lines, "Words Of Love" are some of the other man with IO digits can do at a piano rich harmonies, and fresh interpretations standards ori this one, standards that keyboard. Listen for "This Can't Be of jazz standards like Sonny Rollins' more cer"tainly influenced everybody Love," "Body And Soul," "Lover Man," "Airegin," "Groovin' High," "Donna from The- Beatles to The Rolling Stones etc. Lee," "Misty" and many others. to the Sex Pistols. Wednesday 9 11:00 Francois Kevorkian (and KUMD) 10:30 Bradbury 13. "Dark They Were, 6:00 Jazz Alive! Pianist/ composer Billy present Jah Wobble, The Edge (guitarist And Golden Eyed." Stranded on Mars, Taylor hosts highlights from the 1981 from PIL) and Holger Czukay and their Harry Bittering and his family fall under Montreux Festival, featuring pianist Wednesday 2 rhythmic smash, "Snake Charmer." This the spell of the mysterious planet. Tommy Flanagan and the Heath is a wild record filled with exotic Brothers. 6:00 Jazz Alive! The vocal ensemble instruments like a dictaphone and a 11:00 1982 and Robert Plant can still Manhattan Transfer performs along Linn Drum Prog. And Jah Wobble, he sing like that. We'll prove it tonight with saxophonists Paquito de Rivera 7:30 Clifford Jordan is our featured artist sings like a hungry animal. Crank this when we air "Coda" by Led Zepplin. tonight on Jazz Expansions as we look and Anthony Braxton, and pianist Ben one up and get evicted. Leave it on "Poor Tom" is possibly the best cut. Sidran, who also hosts the program. back to his I 977 recording "Inward Fire" someone's answering machine and give Jimmy Page quit the Yardbyrds way and enjoy his approach in the late 1970s. them nightmares about ants crawling all long ago and hasn't looked back since. 7:30 "Together Again For The Last Jordan has been a man on the creative over them. John Paul Jones' bass smolders itself on move, not dwelling too long in any Tune" is the name of tonight's feature fire during a magnificent rendition f by Gene Ammons and Sonny Stitt, two stylistic home but rather moving and the Willie Dixon tune, "I Can't Quit keeping himself fresh in the process. of the finest saxophonists to have graced Friday 4 You Baby." the grooves of jazz history. This was Join us -tonight for "Toy," "Buddy Bolden's Call," "The Look" and more. recorded in 1973 shortly before Ammons' 5:30 Horizon. "An African View: The death and has some brilliant soloing State of the Children." A program from both men: "The More I See You," 10:30 Lord Peter Wimsey. Murder Must noting the improvement in quality of Advertise. "Appropriate Exit of An "The Window Pain," "For All We Ille m some communities of Kenya and Know" to name just a few. Unskilled Murderer" (Conclusion). Egypt because of nutrition and health Caught in his own deceitful web, the training offered to women. killer confesses to Lord Peter -- who offers him a surprising choice. 6 11:00 "A lady on a rainy afternoon sings ll:00 Heavy sounds from north of the ll:00 Nick Gravenites is "gonna lay it her songs softly to her shadowed room," border. Bachman Turner Overdrive all on the line for ya tonight." "My Thursday 24 according to Bonnie Koloc. But not nonetheless. Rock out on their 1974 Labors" is a fine CBS blues release. If tonight, no sir. Tonight millions (maybe release, "Not Fragile," "You Ain't Seen you like Chicago guitar blues, you're 7:00 The group Alive! is commanding a more) of KUMD listeners are going to Nothing Yet," and other stuff. going to love this one. Michael larger and larger audience as more put their cup to the wall. "After All Bloomfield is in rare form from people open up to the fact that these are This Time" features Ms. Koloc's beginning to end and Nick's voice is five very talented individuals who play confident and soothing vocals, along extremely palatable, the best. Tonight we feature Alive's with fine bass work from Phil Upchurch Wednesday 16 newest release called "City Life," and crisp guitaring from Stu Heiss. 1:30 Modern Europe: Beyond Nation containing fresh materials very smoothly States. Western European's attitudes · played: "Diamonds Are Where You Find toward the U.S. are examined through Them," "Happy Ending," "What Is Thursday 10 discussions of the Warsaw Pact, Life," "Four" and more. Marshall Plan and NA TO. 7:00 "The Groover" is the title of Jimmy ll:00 Brian Eno recorded four pop McGriff's latest LP. on the J.A.M. label. 6:30 Jazz Alive! Pianist/ composer Ben albums and then changed his tune Born with an inate ability to swing no Sidran hosts performances from the 1982 completely. Tonight we' ll give play to matter what the tune, McGriff joins Monterey Jazz Festival, including the his second pop offering, "Taking Tire veterans Billy Butler (remember "Honky California, High School All Stars with Mountain (By Strategy).'' It features Phil ·Tonk") on guitar, Bob Cranshaw on guest artists Rufus Reid and pianist , Manzanera on guitar and Phil Collins bass, and Belton Evans on drums, to rip Patrice Rushen. on drums. EG Records. 10 songs and no up tunes like "Song For My Father" and more. "Night Train." 7:30 "Music In My Heart" is the title of 11:00 Simple Minds "Sparkle In The tonight's album feature by Friday 25 Rain" and slam dance across the radio. vocalist/ flutist/ and saxophonist Kathryn 5:30 Horizons. "Japanese Americans: Ok, maybe they don't slam dance, but so Moses, This LP. comes to us on the The Redress Effort." A report on citizens what? Steve Lillywhite is still their record label and showcases Moses P.M. who are suing the U.S. government for producer and they still record on Stiff with some standard session p layers: P.M. interning Japanese-Americans during Records and they still "Shake Off The Terry Clarke, Robert Piltch, Don Alias, World War II. Ghosts" and they've still got "The Kick etc. Listen tonight for "Should Be Inside Me'." Very innovative new Ancient History," "More Than Ever," ll:30 Star Wars. "Death Star's Transit" "release, "Love To See You Smile" and more. (Part 8). Princess Leia finds herself a Tuesday·22 captive of the evi l Darth Vader on the 10:30 Lord Peter Wimsey. Five Red fortress-like Death Star. Herrings. "The Body In The Burn." 5:30 The Golden Cradle. "My Mother Friday 11 The sudden death of a resident brute in Was A Member of the Rumanian Ladies an artists' community appears to be Aide Society" (Part 8). Through the 5:30 Horizons. "The World of Our accidental, but Lord Peter suspects foul organizations they founded, women from Monday 28 Mothers: Mother/Daughter Immi- play. all over the world fo rmed strong grants." Through personal accounts, alliances and initiated changes that 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. immigrant women recall their arrival in ll:00 Ambrosia does nice album covers profoundly affected society. Among Versatile jazz vocalist Ray Kral America, and the anguish of leaving (yes, we're back to that kind of malarky those interviewed are Jesse Lopez de la demonstrates his outstanding piano homelands and loved ones behind. AGAIN!) and their music ain't none too Cruz, the first woman organizing in the prowess in "Anyone Can Whistl e" and shabby either. We listen to their first fields for the United Farm Workers, and "Yardbird Blues." 11 :30 Star Wars. "The Millenium Falcon album tonight, one they named after author Paule Marshall who explains the Deal." (Episode 6). Luke, Ben, Artoo themselves, They arranged everything on Marcus Garvey Movement and its 7:00 Ben Webster is gone, but he will Detoo and See Threepio desperately the album themsehes, too. importance to West Indian immigrants never be forgotten; his music and his seek passage to the planet Alderaan in a of her mother's generation. infl uence live on forever. Tonight we race against time. pay small tribute as we fea ture his live 7:00 San Francisco has been home base recording from Copenhagen called "My Thursday 17 for Bishop Norman Williams for many Man," recorded in 1973 with Ole.Kock Monday 14 years, but thanks to his recordings on Hansen (piano), Bo Stief (bass), and 7:00 Guitarist Terje Rypdal has a brand the Theresa Record label even here in Alex Riel (drums). Tune in tonight for new release on the E.C.M. record label Minnesota we can enjoy his music. "Old Folks," "Sunday," "Exactly Like 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. with David Darling on 8-string cello. George Shearing demonstrates his classic Tonight we hear "One For Bird," and You" and more. The LP. is called "Eos" and tonight style in his own "Lullabye of Birdland," album that also showcases the baritone you can hear it in its entirety on the Jazz and joins McPartland in "My Shining work of the one and only Pepper Adams 10:30 Bradbury 13. "The Man." A weary Hour." Expansions program. with a hot rhythm section, Join us space captain becomes the first earthling tonight as Williams pays homage to the to reach a distant planet, but he arrives Yellow Magic Orchestra has just 7:00 Warne Marsh is a dynamo on the 11:00 great Charlie Parker on tunes such as one day too late. tenor saxophone and always has been; put out their sixth album,, "Service" "Koko," "About Time," "The Doc and they asked us personally (well, for proof we go back in time to 1952 and Speaks" and more. 11:00 Paul Butterfield and his Butterfield a session that put Marsh in front of a maybe not exactly personally, but) to Blues Band are tremendous. "The swinging rhythm section with awesome play it on Moondance, so we're going to. 11 :00 Dedicated to the memories pf Resurrection of Pigby Crabshaw" is results, Hampton Hawes (piano), Joe Ttiey'd have liked it that way. Besides, guitarist Danny Whitten and roadie living proof. Elvin Bishop, Bugsy Mondragon (bass), and Shelly Manne it'd cost you $15 in a record store in Bruce Berry (who'd both just died of Maugh ar:id David Sanborne are just a (drums) form the back line as Marsh Japan, Listen for the Japanese theatre drug-related type stuff), Neil Young's few of the hacks who make this blues loads up and fires on tunes like "All interludes all throughout this strange 1974 recording, "Tonight's The Night" album an experience that may not be The Things You Are," ''I'll Remember piece. is a gripping statement about death and passed up. April," "You Go To My Head" and an examination of the entire drug more. culture as well. Many of Young's Friday 18 devoted consider this to be his best work. Tuesday 29 10:30 Bradbury 13. "The Screaming Woman." No one listens to 10-year-old 5:30 Horizons. "Art of Aztec Mexico," 5:30 The Golden Cradle. "Tapestries" Margaret Leary when she hears An exploration of Aztec art and cultures (Part 9). Author Anzia Yezierska; Tisa frightening underground screams. which flourished in Mexico during the Wednesday 23 Chang, director of the Pan Asian 14th and 15th centuries, 1:30 German Governance in Transitions: Repertory Theater; and singer Lydia 11:00 Dead Heads unite! Really. A Question of Jobs and Missiles. Mendoza are among the artists whose Tonight's the night when they'll all rise ll:30 Star Wars. "The Han Solo German scholars and Members of the songs and stories are featured in this because The Grateful Dead are going to Solution" (Episode 7). Luke and friends European Parliament talk about the program. be all over the airwaves of 103. Let's go narrowly escape from Tatooine with the trade-offs voters faced between domestic to "Shakedown Street." Cuts include help of two notorious smugglers -- Han economics and national defense in the 7:00 Tonight we feature pianist Joe some old favorites like "Good Lovin'," Solo and his first mate Chewbacca. 1983 German elections. Albany on the Jazz Expansions program "Stagger Lee" and "Fire On The from his recent Musician recording Mountain." 6:00 Jazz Alive! Legendary artists Stan called "Portrait Of An Artist." Joining .Monday 21 Getz and Mel Torme headline Albany are Al Gafa (guitar), George performances from the 1981 Grand Duvivier (bass), and Charles Persip 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. Parade du Jazz in Nice, France. (drums) on jazz standards like Bird's Tuesday 15 Kansas City's Jay McShann plays "Confirmation," Monk's "Ruby, My famous blues tunes, including "Georgia 7:30 Tonight on the Jazz Expansions Dear," "Autumn In New York" and 5:30 The Golden Cradle. "English On My Mind," and teams with program we peer into the improvisatory others. Lessons" (Part 7). Turn-of-the-century McPartland for "Deed I Do" and "Lady, system of Julius Hemphill on the LP. immigrant women ached for education Be Good!" "Coon Bid'ness." With other artists of 11:00 Cream was the springboard for the and created opportunities for learning like slant, Hemphill and Black Arthur careers of Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and on their own -- at the movies and night 7:00 "Tough Tenors Again 'n' Again" Blythe, Hamiet Bluiett, Abdul Wadad, Ginger Baker, and tonight's album schools, and through their children's spotlights the sounds of two giants Barry Altschul and Phillip Wilson feature "Disraeli Gears" was very grade school primers. More recent going head to head: Eddie "Lockjaw" explore "The Hard Blues," possibly their best compilation. Released arrivals, those who have access to Davis and Johnny Griffin. Two "Reflections," "Lyric," "Skin I" just for in 1967 we hear rock classics like bilingual programs, describe a sharply tremendous saxophonists who have starters. "Sunshine Of Your Love," "Strange different experience. inflilenced thousands of young players Brew," "Outside Woman Blues," "Blue all o~er the globe, light a fire and just 10:30 Lord Peter Wimsey. Five Red Condition" and more. Join us tonight 7:00 Listen was an interesting group that keep stoking on tunes like "Gigi," "Jim Herrings. "Disappearances." Lord Peter for the Moondance program. never generated the audience it should Dawg," Dizzy's "Tin, Tin Deo" etc. discovers that six artists have strong have; tonight we feature their 1978 motives for murder -- and the release "Growing," Reed ace Mel Martin l0:30Bradbury 13. "A Sound of elimination proceis begins. was the leader and you'll he;µ- sorne Thunder." A safari into the past collides unique improvisation on "King Kong's with the future. 11:00 More Dead. In fact, "The History Honkey Blues And Space Tango," of the Grateful Dead." Volumes I and II. "S.E.'s Dream," "Curly Cue" and It , features "Smokestack Lightning," "Romance." · "Katie Mae," "Wake Up Little Suzie" and more. Tune in. I 7 quarrel, adding a new twist to Lord Wednesday 30 Peter's theories. 1:30 A Parliament For Europe. Members of the European Parliament explain how direct elections from member nations has Thursday 31 strengthened the group's political 7:00 To conclude this month's Jazz authority. Expansions features we turn to the vocal artistry of Lorez Alexandria and her 1979 Pianist Teddy Wilson t)OWNc'"OWN DllLl\"Cr\ 6:00 Jazz Alive! recording "A Woman Knows.'' Some and the late vibraphonist Terry_Gibbs absolutely delightful singing on tunes highlight performances from the 1981 that have been done to death but still Grand Parade du Jazz in Nice, France. sound fresh when Lorez puts her pipes · I_ n~UflFUL Nt.W SPR\N to work. Check out "I Can't Get 7:30 This evening on Jazz Expansions . Started," "Something Cool," "I r6, CLO"CH\NG we hear the sounds of the group Remember Spring" and more. Shadowfax on their recent Windham Hill LP. Chuck Greenberg (reeds), G.E. ~ 10oz corroN~~s ?1Lw,qy5 ll:00 Well, it's the end of another fine l I Stinson (guitars), Phil Maggini (bass) month of Moondance shows and we'll 1 and Stuart Nevitt (drums) make up one go out in style with "Dazzle Ships" by J]~ fOR WOt

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