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------1 _/ '' {1 REVl "Young DJango" Pausa (PR 7041) by and was raising the guitar to unheard of the rema1n1ng three never met Stephane Grappelll, Phlllp Catherine, levels . Reinhardt but capture the essence of the Staff Profik , and Nlela-Hennlng man through his many recordings from Orated Pederson. .. .. 1930-45. In fact, Charles Minges has called Philip Catherine " Young Django Reinhardt (1910-1953), a man Django' ', and the name fits as Catherine who early in his career played violin plays with the same intense, fiery and six-string banjo backing up singers manner yet letting Django's lovely in the nightclubs of Paris while living .melodic inventions shine through ever ~uf Schmitz~ with his wife in a covered wagon on the so brightly. outskirts of the city. At the age of 18 he ; I can still remember with excitement Since I had started on the classical think, though, that decades from now suffered an accident so tragic that most Recorded so exquisitely in Stuttgart, the first days of my musical self- m1,1sic path so late, my teachers serious music lovers will listen not only mortal men would have given up the West Germany in January of 1979, the education. I was about fifteen at the . discouraged me from trying.tbmake ita to Bach and Beethoven, but also to the idea of playing music for a living when, tunes are some of the classic Reinhardt- Beatles. · time, and for some providential reason, , life career, and I ended iuJ1.-fying in a terrible fire, he lost the use of iiis Grappelli collaborations that they turned on the one family radio to an AM ' English in college and graduatt school. third and fourth fingers on his left played together so many times: "Minor station that played a bit of classical That would have been OK, except One of my friends in the English (fretting) hand. Swing", "Swing Guitars", "Django- music in the early evening. Beethoven's THEN I ended up tea£.hi~g freshmen Department here at UMD has often logy" and several others, plus an "Fifth Symphony" and the Bach composition, not a career caluculated to teased me with the question, "Is ANY This only seemed to make Django more All of this is by way of introduction to original by_ Catherine and one by "Brandenburg Concertos" are the bring peace of mind or a satisfied glow music better than NO music?" (Sort of determined and he approached the the man whose memory and whose Coryell. Th·e playing is outstanding as works I remember best. I was absolutely to any but the heartiest or silliest of· an indirect way of suggesting that guitar (an instrument he was not even spirit dominates this recording. One of the two acoustic guitars, the violin, and astonished that music could be so fast, persons . Tammy Wynetteis really just as great as very familiar with) in an incredibly the players, Stephane Grappeli, played the acoustic bass swing through the IO so exciting. The drama and drive of the Igor Stravinsky--it's all a matter of intense fashion. In a very short time he for many years with Django in the now selections making the legend of Django first movement of the Beethoven was After several years as an English taste.) I gave that one a lot of thought-- had devised totally U!}ique fing_i:rings legendary "Hot Club of ·France" while come back to life. like a rocket hurtling me off into sonic teacher, a brighter light shown into my about five and a half minutes--and lands I never knew existed. My family life, i.e. the light on the top ofWDTH's realized the answer: " Yes, Of Course!" was not-at all musical, and there had tower (although it was KUMD then). Music, any music, is inherently a life- This new recording offers a slightly MORNING ALBUM FEATURES never previously been any classical assertive force. A life without music "Eric Thompson'• Bl~egraaa Guitar" different approach to some standard My musical career' had finally begun! Kicking Mule (KM 215) music in our house. But it took only Like most of us here at the station, I would be a very impoverished life bluegrass tunes. The difference being Each weekday at 10:30 a.m. we have days after this discovery before I started started as a volunteer, just casually indeed. I'm not willing to concede that that the guitar plays a much more thirty minutes devoted to some of the asking for--probably "demanding" wandering in and asking if there were all music is equal, but the aesthetic nit- · dynamic role than on other versions of very newest releases of the folk, , would be more accurate--a . Once openings for announcers especially for picking arguments about who is better the same selections. soul, and classical styles, as well as the piano, an old clankety upright, was .classical announcers. The answer then, than whom are not very satisfying, and and rock (which you can also hear each installed I was hooked for good. A as now, was a resounding and friendly in the end they violate the essential fact , Thompson is the guitarist in question weekday night during those respective music junky, never to be reformed "Yes". So in no time I was on the air, --music makes life tolerable. ' and he can fly over the fingerboard. He programs). again. with tremulous voice and shaky fingers, is in the company of David Grisman but what fun! And what a wealth of new But my work at the station has now (mandolin), Sandy Rothman (banjo), Unfortunately, because we schedule the music to listen to in the station's fine • stretched far beyond the music - and Tony Rice (guitar) to name just a very often so close to air-time, a programs. Today I do Public Affairs libraries. few and together they_make fine music. schedule is almost impossible. We hope Airwaves is a monthly publication of · programming, with all sorts of you will tune in and enjoy these features the public radio station at interesting people, both on campus and WDTH-FM, At first I stuck pretty close . to the "Dill Pickles Rag", "Beaumont Rag" presented in their entirety each the University of Minnesota, Dulutl:l A off, in many different areas, from classical library, but it wasn't long and his duet with Tony Rice "Say Old morning as we offer a wide spectrum of yearly membership in WDTH costs just Einstein to Economics, from Epilepsy before other programs needed Man" are especially wonderful. the very newest recordings we receive. $20. Membership entitles you to receive to the Environment. And this work has occasional help, and I learned fast that "Airwaves" mailed directly to your now made me not only a music junky, there are endless treasures in the other home. but a radio junky too. It takes a long libraries too. But here I must reveal my time to produce good radio programs, earlier secret life as a rocker! Before .. WDTH STAFF I and we still don't have all the technical I Beethoven, there was Elvis. Don't ask facilities and equipment we need to do me to explain; I don't even understand Station Manager .... Tom Livingston ~' everything we'd like to do, but with the myself why, without any prodding or really offers a true alternative to the Program Director ...... John Ziegler help of all those wonderful listeners LETTE You know something to occupy the pushing from outside forces, I loyed the commercial blandness of most of the Asst. Program Director . Paul Schmitz who supported us so generously during mind other than disco, commercials, early Elvis recordings and then other stations in this area. Engineering ...... Bruce Hegemess the October Marathon, we are on our Howdy, the hog reports or the 19" idiot box. suddenly switched to classical and left Engineering ...... Peder Nelson way to doing better things in the future. the world of rock behind--until Having worked at a College Educ.-FM Senio~s Project ...... Jean Johnson ! Here at WDTH I always feel like I'll I got your little slip in the mail Take care, Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club never catch up with my work. yesterday for the $20; it's good it came station (WIOM-FM, Macomb, Ill.) for Band. What a revelation that album was three years while going through. school AIRWAVES STAFF Sometimes that's frustrating, but 'cause I had just been down to the G.S. the first time I heard it at a party. I felt a mostly it's exhilarating because what it business office closin' out my a.ccount Sandstone Federal Correctional I can appreciate the quality of your bit like Mr. Jones--1 knew something programming and actually intelligent Layout ...... Kitty Kavanaugh means is that there are just so many ·and they weren't sure if they had sent Institute was happening, but I didn't know what board personnel. Especially Sales ...... •.. Keith Methven exciting and challenging things still to the forms o.ut for that or not: So anyway it was, at least at first. But throughout do. I'm glad ya got it, these people are such' considering what resources (i.e. money the last sixties and the seventies I guess clowns the bread was liable to have and at times personnel available) you The University of Minnesota is , most of us found out something about ended up anywhere going to anybody. must have to work with. committed to the policy that all persons " what was happening. Incidentally, 2fr shall have equal access to it's programs, '. always amazed me when I taught So I just wanted to say thanks to you for WDTH, Sincerely, facilities, and employment without ; Freshman during the middle seventies mellowin' out the eighteen months or by regarc to race, creed, color, sex, national i how few had ever heard Sgt. Pepper. I photos Ted Heinonen so I was here with the link to the ... Enjoy your station very much. Good Bill Cochran ~ongm,. . or h andi cap. . J s1:1ppose that's still true. The sadJ~te of outside, I'm leaving Monday but you ~ variety of music (rock, blues, and Springbrook, Wisc. :1~.; , even the best of pop music! I like to folks made the bad times a little better. especially jazz) in your programming .s .. Violin Concerto of Johannes Brahms. 1 1:00 • The feature tonight longer one of the familiar names from We will offer recordings o{ the Strauss "Becoming" is by Lori Lieberman from the Baroque era, but some of his music and Brahms works on tonight's Peview. 1973. Together with some fine West is still heard, for example, the Sinfonias Coast studio musicians like Larry in G Major and A Major which we 7:00 Carlton, Max Bennet, Dennis Budimir, present tonight as conducted by Jean- "Who's Running Down Property and John Guerin; Lieberman and Francois Paillard. Values?" Tonight, using Inglewood, song-writing cohorts Charles Fox and 0 JANUARY California as a case study, this Morman Gimbel combine for some 7:00 - The Native American Program documentary examines the problems of interesting tunes. racial and economic change in an urban 7:30 -SPOTLIGHT: PSYCHOLOGY. community. (Produced by Earl Ofari "Alcoholism" is the topic of this for K.P.F.K.). discussion with guest Dr. James __H_i hli _hts_ Schaeffer, Director of the Office of 9 9 WEDNESDAY - 23 8:00 - Tonight "Passion Dance" by Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Programming of the University of McCoy Tyner which is a trio recording - The Sibyls, the wise prophetesses 5:00 Minnesota. (WDTH) from ''Live Under The Sky" a festival in of Antiquity who foretold the coming Tokyo, Japan, July 28, 1978. of Christ, held an intense fascination for sixteenth-century intellectuals. The 8:00 - Tonight we hear "Basie Jam No. 11:00 - Don Nix "Gonl' Too Long" fourteen books of Sybylline Oracles 3" with Joe Pass, Eddie "Lockjaw" MONDAY- 7 THURSDAY - 10 - Arnett Cobb and the Muse All- 8:00 from 1976 is featured tonight on our achieved a wide circulation throughout Davis, Benny Carter, Clark Terry and Stars "Live at Sandy's!" is featured Moondance program. many others. Recorded in May of 1976, 5:00 - The Schaeffer Quartet perform 5:00 - Joaguin Rodrigo's "Fantasia tonight from August of 1978. The All- Europe, and in 1550-52 the young Orlando di Lasso composed his producer Norman Gram said, "This is music from an album of early works para un Gentilhombre" is one of the Stars include Buddy Tate, Ray Bryant "Prophetiac Sibyllarum" in Naples, the third in a series of jam session from string quartet. flenry Purcell's classic modern works for guitar and and Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson. near the Cumaean hills and caves, in albums that I am doing with Basie, who "Three Fantasies" aod Franz Xaver orchestra. It has been beautifully FRIDAY -18 which some of the Sibyls were said to is important not only as the leader and Richter's "String Quartet in C Major, arranged now for nute 8c orchestra by 11:00-Tonight we feature "1969 Velvet have lived. We hear this wo1 k tonight piano player, but also as the catalyst Op. 5, No. I" will be featured tonighL James Galway, and this recent RCA Underground Live" featuring Lou - Do11glas Moore. American 5:00 performed by the Prague ~fad1 igal recording of that arrangement features Reed. Elliot Murphy writes "Rock 'n composer Jx>st known for his opera that brings out the best in the other Choir. soloists.'' 7:00 - The Native American Program Mr. Galway with Eduardo Mata Roll has always been and still is one of "The Ballad of B,d11 Dnr", will be (Produced by The MJGIZI Commun- conducting the Philharmonia the few honest things left this world heard tonight in 1h, ~ui~r of a in 7:00 - Minnesota Issues. Tonight Dr. ications Service). Orchestra. (that's what this album in about)." symphonist as we present hi\ 1915 work Eugene Stockwell, member of the TUESDAY - 29 "Symphony in A Major". William 7:30-SPOTLIGHT: PSYCHOLOGY. 7:00 - "A Meeting of the Klan" Marcia Strickland conducts the Japan Presidents Commission on Hunger; Robert King of the National Farmer's 5:00 • Leon Kirchner's "String Quartet "Death American Style." Iver Bogen Topkins attended a meeting of the KJu Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. Union of Canada; and Maurice No. 2" dates from 1958. The work is in will also talk with Gary DavisofUMD's Klux Klan in her hometown of TUESDAY -15 three movements and received its first Tuscaloosa, with a tape Williams, the Executive Director of the Med. School Dept. of Behavioral 7:00 - Economic Perspectives recording by the Lenox String Quartet-· recorder which she smuggled in. She World Food Council discuss "Food and Science (WDTH) 5:00- Dvorak's "Serenade for Strings in our feature on tonight's classical produced this program for W.B.A.I in Hunger". (Produced by Andy Marlow E Major, Op. 22" is one of his finest and A RENDEZVOUS WITH program. 1964. 7:15 - for K.U.O.M.) sunniest early works. Rafael Kubelik, a HISTORY. "Furs, Fail h, and Faraway 8:00 - is fea1.ured tonight on conductor who has done much in recent Places" is the topic of this talk by 7:00 Jazz Expansions with his new Xandadu 7:35 - "Epilepsy" An interview with 7:30 • Senior Citizens' Radio Program years to bring neglected works of Tonight a public policy forum, release "Skate Board Park." This is a Inez Erickson, director of the Charles Twining of Northland Dvorak to greater attention, conducts College's History Dept. (WDTH) "Rising Costs In Education: The combination of standards like "Speak Arrowhead Epilepsy League, about 8:00 - sound of the late the English Chamber Orchestra. Federal Response" with Bob Packwood Low " and "You Go To My Head" and problems faced by epileptics and their Stan Kenton is featured tonigh1 on Jazz - "Don't Ask" the latest recording Expansions. A new Capitol release or a Republican Senator from Oregon; Farrell's own compositions. families. (Produced by Paul Schmitz 7:00 8:00 from W.D.T.H.). by legendary tenor saxophonist Sonny Kenton's best loved tunes "Artistry In Ernest Boyer, a U.S. Commissioner of Education; John Ryer, President of the 11:00-Tonight we go pack to 1967 and "Ms. Schroeder Goes to Washington" Rollins is featured with Larry Coryell Rhythm", "Intermission RiH". "The the L.P. "Anthem of the Sun" by the 8:00 - "Hot House" by Walter Bishop Patricia Schroeder is a Denver lawyer on guitar, Jerome l larris on bass, Mark Peanut Vendor", "Eager Beaver" and National Education Association; and Grateful Dead with Jerry Garcia, Bob Jr. which is a mixture of bebop classics who ran an unconventional campaign Soskin at the piano, and Al Foster on others. Thomas Sol, an Economic Profesor at Weir, Ron McKernan, Phil Lesh, played by a quintet with Sam Jones for Congress and won. Here she drums. U.C.L.A. (Produced by the American Enterprise Institute). Michey Hort and Bill i(reuuman. (bass), Junior Cook (tenor), Bill describes her campaign, how people 11 :00 - Tonight we feature James Hardman () and Al Foster viewed her husband, the manners, 11:00 - Stone The Crows with Les White and Blacks from the new (drums), and also some old standards customs, and pecking order of the "Ego Harney (guitar) and Maggie Bell release "Off White" on the Moondance 8:00 - From the summer of 1979, live at played in solo piano setting. Center of America" and what happens (vocals) tonight on Moondance. program. the : The L.A. 4. TUESDAY - 8 when a (mere) woman asks questions of This group features the guitar work of 11 :00 • and his recording the military budget. (Produced by Tim Laurindo Almeida, veteran 5:00 - Joseph Haydn: Symphony No. 77 "The Bride Stripped Bare" with a band Rosenfeld for K.P.F.K., 1974). on bass, Jeff Hamilton on drums, with in B-Flat Major. One of the liveliest and consisting of Waddy Watchel (guitars), MONDAY- 21 THURSDAY· 24 , alto saxophone and {lute. most "Italian" in style of Haydn's Neil Hubbard (guitar), Ann Odell 8:00 - "Back Home" is the newest Combining originals like Almeida's middle period symphonies, our (bass) and Rick Moro~ta (drums). release by the Dave Brubeck Quartet. 5:00 • "Sonata for Piano, Op. 26" by 5:00 - According to Carlos Chavei, his "Return of Captain Gallo" with Nonesuch recording features Leslie This group has long-time drummer lor Samuel Barber will be featured on ballet "Piramide" is a fantasy which standards by Cole Porter and Duke Jones conducting The Little Orchestra the Big Band, Butch Miles, tonight's classical program. The "suggests the passing of the human race Ellington, the recording marks the of London. FRIDAY - 11 Dave's son Chris Brubeck on bass, and performer is Marjorie Mitchell. from chaos, myths, superstitions, I 00th release by a still young but fine 7:00 Jerry Bergomi on reeds. discoveries, etc., to an ideal reunion and Concord Record Company. cooperation of peoples of all places." "Dr. Carl Simonton", An interview 5:00 - Orazio Vecchi was one of the 7:00 - The Native American Program. culminating figures of the 16th Centry 11:00 · Tonight we feature Wendy (Produced by Scott Raymond for Tonight we hear the composer conduct WEDNESDAY - 30 with Dr. Simonton, an oncologist and Waldman from 1975 and her Warner Acts III and IV of this work. radiologist, who heals cancer with Italian madrigal style. "L'Amtipar- MIGIZI Communications). naso", a madrigal comedy, is a chain of Bros. relea~e with "Constant 5:00 • In this era of science fiction and visual imagery. Here l'le describes the Companion", "Spring Is Here", and science fact planetary travel, Gustav polyphonic vocal pieces portraying the 7:30 • SPOTLIGHT: PSYCHOLOGY. 7:00 process he uses, and maintains that "Secrets". Holst's 1918 suite of seven pieces, "The zany and near-plotless fortunes of a "The Psychology of City Life" is the people need to learn to relax and create "U.S. Farm Policy, What Direction?" Planets", is even more popular than motley cast of characters drawn from topic of today's program, followed up a positive attitude toward health and Tonight a public policy forum with Dr. ever before. Among the many fine the traditional "commedJa dell' ane". with a discussion of "Stress" as Iver life. (Produced by Judy Walker for John Schnitzer, former under-secretary recent recordings of the work Leonard K.P.F.K.). The group known as The Western Bogen talks with Kamal Gindy of of agriculture; Democratic Congress- Wind perform on this Nonesuch WEDNESDAY· 16 UMD's Psychology Dept. (WDTH) Bernstein's deserve a prominent place. man Thomas Foley of Washington; The powerful bombast of "Mars, the A swingin' new release by the Ray recording. 8:00- • Peter Maxwell Davies' "Vesalii Republican Congressman Paul Findley Bringer of War" gives way in the end to Brown Trio from live at the Concord 5:00 Economic Perspectives Icon es" is tonight's feature. It is 8:00- "Everything I Love" by the James ol Illinois; and Dr. Clayton Yeiter with the other worldly vocal and orchestral Jazz Festival 1979. Together with 7:00 - difficult to give sense of this Williams Quartet tonight on Jazz moderator John Charles Daley. sound effects of "Neptune, the Mystic." Monty Alexander on piano, and Jeff a remarkable work without quoting the Expansions. With one previous (Produced by the American Enterprise Fasten your space belts. I Hamilton on drums these three breathe 7:15 - A RENDEZVOUS WITH Institute). composer: "The idea of making a set of recording as a leader and several as a + new life into classic turtes like "Here's HISTORY. Milan Kovacovic of UMD's fourteen dances based on illustrations sideman, Williams demonstrates his 7:00 • Minnesota Issues. Tonights guest That Rainy Day", "Honeysuckle Rose" French Dept. on "Attitudes and Values by Vesalius came to me when I marvelous ability at the piano as well as 8:00 • Tonight a new release by a man Edgar Berman discussing "How Will and "Fly Me To The Moon." of the Early French Explorer." his compositional creativity. (WDTH) bought... DE HUMANI CORPORIS who performed in Duluth last March History Remember Hubert H. FABRICA (Vesalius's 16th Century with Mel Lewis and his Big Band; his Humphrey?" (Produced by Andy 11:00 - "Live Rust" by Neil Young and 11:00 - Tonight we have a rock 'n roll Tonight we get down to it with anatomical drawings), the idea of name is Jim McNeely and he is an Marlow for K.U.O.M.). Craly Horse with many of Young's 8:00 - classic by Jeff Beck. From many years dassit: tunes: "I Am A Child", "The one of the cookin'est organ players superposing the Vesalius images on the outstanding young pianist. He's joined fourteen stations of the Cross came ago his "Truth" album with Ron Wood here on this his first recording (as a 7:30 - Senior Citizens' Radio Program Loner", "The Needle and the Damage around: Charles Earland. From his new (bass), (vocals), and Mick L.P. "Infant Eyes" with much later." The Fires of London are leader) by veterans (drums), Done", "After The Gold Rush" and Waller (drums). Highlights include 8:00 - Saxophonist , morr. (reeds), Grady Tate (drums), and bluesy conducted by the composer. Mike Richmond (bass) and John "You Shook Me", "Blues Deluxe" and Scofield (guitar). nicknamed, "Little Bird" due to his guitarist , we hear all "I Ain't Superstitious". allegiance to Charlie Parker, worked as Earland originals plus the title tune by 7:00 - Minnesota Issues. Tonight the WEDNESDAY - 9 guest is Simon Wiesenthal (Director of a young alto player with the likes of . FRIDAY · 25 the Jewish Historical Documentation Diuy Gillespie, , - William Bolcolm, the composer Howard McGhee and other bop leaders. 5:00 11:00 - The latest release by the group Center in Vienna, Austria) who has · of tonight's feature "Open House", was TUESDAY - 22 5:00 - Pianist Andre Laplante will His sound, over the years, has changed Little Feat, "Down On The Farm" led been responsible for tracking down and perform Ferrucio Busoni's transcrip- a member of the poetry-writing class of accumulating evidence to convict and improved, yet he is still instantly here by the late Lowell George and Paul tion of Bach's "Toccata in C Major". recognizable as one of the finest and yet Theodore Roethke, the poet whose Barre. The group goes thru "Kokomo", thousand of Nazis who helped murder 5:00 • Ned Rorem's ''Trio for Flute, works are set to music here. Bolcolm has 11 million Europeans before and Cello, and Piano" was composed in too often neglected reed artists around. "Perfect Imperfection" and "Front 7:15 - A RENDEZVOUS WITH The feature tonight "Jimmy" was explained that he studi'eci with Roethke, Page News". during WW II. 1960. The composer tells us that "the HISTORY. In the early 19th Century not so much to learn how to write first movement... is a concerto for the recorded in 1972, and has Kenny .Baron "Fond du Lac" referred to the whole fur (piano), Bob Cranshaw (bass) and Al poems, but rather how to set words to flutist upstaging the other two players, trading district of northern Minnesota music. "Open House" is a song cycle 7:30 • Senior Citizens' Radio Program while the third movement.. becomes a "Tootie" Heath (drums). MONDAY-14 from Fond du Lac west to Red Lake. for Tenor 8c Orchestra, based on seven vocalise for the cellist who finally melts Bruce White of the Minnesota of Roethke's poems, including the 8:00 • One of the most prolific artists in into a canonic reconciliation with his THURSDAY - 31 5:00 • "The Little Train of the Caipira" any idiom, Larry Coryell is in the Historical Society will talk about this famous "The Waking." companions." The other two area in "The Americanization of the by Brazilian composer Heitor Villa- spotlight tonight with his new - Opera Nightl "Elektra" shocked movements feature "the piano's Fond du Lac Fur Trade." (WDTH) 5:00 7:00 - Minnesota Issues. Tonight Lobos was inspired by a ride the recording "Tributaries" that also dazzle". Members of The New York the conventional operatic world of the Governor Al Quie and Wendell composer took in 1931 on a train features fellow-guitarists Joe Beck and Camerata perform. early 20th Century, just as Richard Anderson discuss "The Outlook for transporting berry-pickers and farm John Scofield. Not content with the 8:00 - A long-time mem her of the Count Strauss' previous "Salome'' had done. A Minnesota" (Produced by Andy laborers between villages in a Brazilian average number of recording dates, 7:00 , a disciple of the tenor powerful one-act work based on the Marlow for K.U.O.M.). province. "Caipira" means "yokel" or Coryell literally has 4 new records out "Uennis Jaffe: On Alternative Health saxophone sounds of Ben Webster, bloody tale of revenge from ancient "rustic" and the bumpy ride suggested on 4 four different labels; we're happy Care". Judy Walker from K.P.F.K. talks , and Herschel Greek drama we present the famous rhythms and sounds which you will to feature this one tonight. to Dennis Jaffe, M.D. about alternatives Evans. The featured artist tonight is recording featuring Birgit Nilsson in 7:30 • Senior Citizens' Radio Program hear tonight in a performance by The to health care. He discusses stress Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis and his new the title role and Sir Georg Solti London Symphony Orchestra 11 :00 - The Motels are spotlighted management, self-help programs, release "The Heavy Hitter". Recorded conducting. About 20 years old now, 8:00-Tonight we feature the group Air conducted by Sir Eugene Goosens. tonight from their new L.P. with f.amily/ child therapy, and the in January of 1979 with Albert Dailey this recording is still spectacular, and from the new recording "Air Lore" "Atomic Cafe", "Anticipating" and psychology and crisis of illness among (piano), George Duvivier (ba.;s), and Nilsson fans will have a chance to with (reeds), Fred "Dressing Up". many other things. Victor Lewis (drums). Producer compare her work then with the present Hopkins (bass), and Steve McCall 7:00 - The Native American Program said, "It is a testament when she sings the same role on the (drums). From May of 1979, this group (Produced by Scott Raymond for THURSDAY - 17 8:00 - "Xanadu at Montreux, Volume: to these mus1c1ans abilities and Metropolitan Opera's Saturday packs numerous styles of music into MIGIZI Communication Service). 3". All the wonderful regular professionalism and a miracle to me broadcast of Feb. 16 (1:30 p.m.). every tune they play. 5:00 • Duluth-Superior Symphony performers on Don Schlitten's label, that such performances could come out Orchestra Preview. Saturday's concert Xanadu Records, are featured tonight of first takes without one sheet of music 7:00 11:00 - A new recording by XTC 7:30 • SPOTLIGHT: PSYCHOLOGY. will feature a new work by Bubalo on this live release from July 15, 1978. A or one rehearsal." Tune in and hear "What 'The Progressive' Really Said tonight entitled "Drums and Wires" Janice and Michael Wilbur, both of the entitled "Spacescape for Orchestra 8c group of outstanding musicians for yourself. About the H-Bomb". Tonight K.P.F.K. with Andy Partridge (guitar), Colin UMD Psychology Department, discuss Tape" as well as two works of the including Billy Mitchell, Sam Most, MONDAY- 28 News Director Richard Mahler Moulding (bass), D;lve Gregory "Non-Verbal Communication." standard repertoire, Richard Strauss' Barry Harris and many others. This is interviews editor Erwin Knoll and (guitar), and Terry Charnbers (drums). (WDTH) "Death and Transfiguration" and the truly an All-Star jam. 5:00 • Johann Freidrich Fasch is no writer Howard Morland about the U.S. vs. The Progressive Magazine. The case involves an article about the H-bomb and the nuclear arms race. (Produced by ~ek At A.Glanc e Richard Mahler for K.P.F.K.). -

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MARATHON ODDS AND ENDS! Mattson, and Sundays will be Gerry channel broadcasts to virtually all of the Henkel. Please let us know if you are Lake Superior Chippewa Tribe around If you have not received some kind of using this new service! If enough the lake and out as far 'as eastern North notification about a premium you people are listening, it will become a ' Dakota. Still in the infancy of the claimed during the marathon, please permanent fixture. planning stage, the concept is still contact us here at 726-7181. We may exciting in its vast potential. I'll keep , have made some mistake. The Adam This is an example of another service you posted on developments. ' Granger records should be to you by WDTH could not provide without the now, as should the "Golden Age of help of volunteers. Silence ... Jazz" book. If you have time you'd like t~ devote to We got a new and graphic reminder of 1 We have received nearly $9,000 to date, WDTH, or if you would just like to see - the meaning of the word December and that's good. However, we have just how your radio station works, pay us a 14th, when the transmitter refused to be sent second notices to about 280 people visit. We are in 130 Humanities stirred on the sub-zero morning. The who have not sent some kind of Building on the UMD campus. problem stemmed from a failure in the payment since the marathon. If that heating system at the transmitter. describes you, please send your NATIVE AMERICAN PROGRAM Things were complicated when, as the payment. temperature reached normal in the I've just spent a day at the Lac Court building, we prematurely tried to turn NEW HOURS Oreilles reservation visiting their radio it on and burned out a tube socket. The facilities, discussing their plans with piece had to be flown· in · from During and since the marathon, the Radio Project Director Bob Albee, and , and the job took 2½ days most frequent request we have received planning ways WDTH can help to complete. On Friday, in our here is to come on the air earlier on provide service to the Ame,ican Indian normally busy office, activity ground to weekend mornings. So, WDTH .is population here and at L.C.O. a halt. Answering letters arid making proud to announce that we are now on phone calls made no sense in the silence • · at 7 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday I made the trip with Don Wiessen, who that engulfed us. So we sat and made morning. So if you have been in the is the Education Director at the Fond du lame jokes and listened .... habit of not even turning your radio on Lac reservation near Duluth, On the weekend mornings, give it a try. boards is a system that would carry Keep listening! American Indian programming Tom Livingston On Saturdays, your host will be Mike through SCA (subcarrier), and main Station Manager

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