AIRWAVES

A S.rvlc• of Continuing Education & Extension University of Minnesota Duluth Number 5 October-November 1984

~•rt . What do Walking on Air, Kate Wolf, Colder By the Lake, and the Wingtips have In common? _They're all part of KUMD's Fall Marathon I kumd 103.3 Acting Manager • Paul Schmitz Program Director • John Ziegler Public Affairs Director • Paul Schmitz Report to the Listener Producer/ Outreach • Jean Johnson Engineer • Kirk Kersten by Paul Schmitz, Acting Station Manager Volunteer Staff Bill Agnew, Craig Anderson, Kath Anderson, Mark Anderson, Peter Marathon Fun support of others; and of course as Performing Arts Center. Our Anderson, Bob Andresen, Leo Babeu, much promotion of these and all American History and Psychology Chris Baker, Todd Borstad, John If fall comes, can the Marathon be far other special events as possible classes have already begun, our new Bramer, Dave Brygger, Jan'"Cohen, behind? Of course not. In only a few through the distribution of flyers, series on George Orwell's "1984" Melanie Creger, Christopher Devaney, short weeks the most important event automobile signs, whatever. If you begins Wednesday, October 3, and Bruce Eckland, Dann Edholm, Pat Eller, of the season for KUMD will occur as can help with any of these, or in any NPR Playhouse has some exciting Phil Enke, Doug Fifield, Susanna we ask you to join us in proudly way whatever (answering the phones new offerings in "The Cabinet of Dr. 'Frenkel, Brian Gitar, Stan Goltz, Jim supporting the station during the is one of the biggies), please give us a Fritz," and "The Lord of the Rings." Gruba, Eric Gustafson, Bill Hansen, Bob coming year. We are going to try out call during the next couple of weeks KUMD's hard-working and dedicated Hanson, Paul Hanson, Goi:don Harris, some new ideas this fall, and hope to and let us find a time and a job for volunteer producers are also involved Dean Hauge, Lew Hudson, Tim make the ten days of the Marathon you. in plans to create a system whereby Jenkins, Dave Johnson, Loni Johnson, more fun, and to spread the word more LOCAL production of public Bob King, Robert Kreda, Bob Landfield, about KUMD to more people affairs, news and information will be Antenna Move Andy Livingston, Julie Loeffler, Dean through some special events. Details possible. It will be big job to get this Mattson, Pat McKinnon, Joni Nelson, of our program specials are still being system operating, but with the help Don Ness, Rick· Olsen, Mike Peura, Odie worked out, so instead of listing them The job of moving our antenna to of people like Kathleen Ryan, Kath the WDSE-TV, Channel 8 tower is Powell, Dan Proctor, Lance Rhicard, in this issue of "Airwaves" we've Anderson, Gordon Harris and others now under way. The materials, except Kathleen Ryan, Don Samuels, Patrick decided to publish a special flyer and I feel confident that we can make for the antenna itself, have arrived, Shannon, Steve Sornsen, Jane Soukop, to send that to all of you as a some significant improvements in Kathy Sting!, John Stocks, Bryan reminder of program specials during and the preparatory work has begun. this area. We still hope that the antenna will be Vollman, Monty Wilkes, David the Marathon. Watch for it! Williams, John Williams, Tim Winker, up and operating before we are too Listener Survey far into the winter. Ted Wright, Toshiko Yamada-Nevills, Many of this fall's Marathon activities Peg Zahorik. will require extra help from Finally, you may recall I mentioned volunteers. We are planning a bake that we hope to do a survey of our AIRWAVES is the bi-monthly program sale; special concerts which will New Programs listener/ members soon to find out guide of KUMD, the 100,000 watt public require ticket takers, general helpers, your likes and dislik,es regarding radio station at the University of clean-up, etc.; a live breakfast show in In programming, there are not too KUMD programming and Minnesota-Duluth, broadcasting at 103.3 the morning which will require some many major changes to annouce this scheduling. It's taking longer to get fm. KUMD is part of University Media scintillating guests (suggestions?); month. It's been a while now since this project going than we thought, Resources, a department of Continuing humor shows and spots, including KUMD has broadcast live concerts but we are still planning on doing it. Education and Extension at the favorite jokes, etc. from our liste.ners from the University, but we are In the meantime we welcome your University of Minnesota. KUMD is a (only if suitable for use on the air, of happy to announce that we will comments at any time about any member of National Public Radio, the course!); brief recorded messages from begin again on Tuesday, October 30 aspect of our programming. We're Association of Minnesota Public Radio Stations (Al\1PERS) and an associate listeners explaining why KUMD is with a concert by the UMD Jazz here to serve you, so let us know what important to them and urging the Ensemble I from the Marshall you think of us. member of the National Federation of Community Broadcasters. KUMD is funded by the University of Minnesota, the State Legislature, the Horizons Examines Corporation for Public Broadcasting, New from NPR Playhouse: a student service fee, and listener Peace Activists, Child contributions. For membership and Fantasy In Wrap-Around Sound; subscription information, contact the Sexual Abuse, an station. We encourage interested Lord of the Rings; persons to become volunteer Ancient Black Family programmers. We are located in 130 Humanities Building, University of WIiia Cather Remembered Minnesota, Duluth. Our telephone The first American radio series to use "Sticks," by Karl Edward Wagner, tells The '80s have given birth to a new number is (218) 726-7181. three-dimensional sound premieres this the story of a young couple's encounter generation of peace activists concerned month as National Public Radio. with a prehistoric death cult in rural about the growing U.S. military The University of Minnesota is an equal presents THE CABINET OF DOCTOR New England, while the series' final involvement in Central America. Over opportunity educator and employer. FRITZ. The new 13-part production production features a six-part adaptation the past year, 700 Americans have features such mesmerizing tales as fo prize-winning novelist Ishmael Reed's traveled to Nicaragua to join Program Underwriters Stephen King's "The Mist," Carlos "Mumbo Jumbo," which encompasses international volunteers from Canada, The following firms have provided Fuentes' "Aura," and Ishmael Reed's wild dancing at the Cotton Club, a war Western Europe and Latin America, " Mumbo Jumbo," and transforms them in Haiti, voodoo, politics, sex, sci-fi, and funds to help underwrite acquisition participating in the harvest of coffee, of the indicated programs. We into binaural stereo dramas with sound ancient history. sugar cane and other crops. not only on both sides of the listener but appreciate their participation in in front, behind, above and below. KUMD will air this 13-part series of q uality public broadcasting for our "Harvest of Peace," a half-hour program area. fantasy and horror late Friday nights, in the HORIZONS series, examines the The instrument making this three- beginning October 5 at 11 :30 p.n- efforts of some of these individuals The Chronicle• Jazz Alive! Be Groovin' dimensional radio possible is a German working to prevent further conflict by High device called a Kunstkopf ("art-head"). Another new offering for KUMD people-to-people diplomacy. Nine Lake Superior Port Cities Shaped like a human head, it has a high listeners is LORD OF THE RINGS, a Americans, ranging in age from 17 to 70 Magazine • All Things Considered quality microphone in the auditory massive 26-part BBC production of including an elemeiuary school teacher, Minnesota Power • All Things canal of each sculptured ear, which J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy trilogy about plumber, high school student and retired Considered picks up the exact sounds a person the inhabitants of the magical land of business owner, discuss their reasons for News-Tribune Be Herald• Morning would hear. ZBS Media's Tom Lopez, Middle Earth. Join Bilbo Baggins, his being in Nicaragua and ways in which Edition the series' executive producer, calls the nephew Frodo, the wizard Gandalf and this experience has changed their lives. St. Louis County Federal Savings Be friendly-looking Kunstkopf "Fritz," and their friend Gwaihir the eagle as they They also share impressions of village Loan Association • Morning Edition has named the new presentations of face the Black Riders and share other life, economic conditions and the • horror and suspense dramas THE Dr. James J. Salonen All Things continued on page 2 Sandinista revolution. ·"Harvest of Considered CABINET OF DOCTOR FRITZ. Three- Peace" will air on KUMD Friday, dimensional sound, known as ' binaural' October 19 at 5:30 p.m. recording, has been used in Germany for a dozen years but until recently, it could A November HORIZONS program, Organlzatlonal only be listened to through headphones. "The Quanders:. A Tricentennial Today's latest developments make Members Celebration,'' traces the family history of A Be E Supply binaural recordings speaker-compatible, Egya Amkwandoh, a native of Ghana but for an especially hair-raising effect, Builders Be Laborers Commonwealth who was believed kidnapped and The Cove listen through headphones--you've never brought to America on a slave ship. In heard anything like this before! Dew Glass Studio candid interviews during a weekend of Jeff Frey Photography festivities celebrating the family's Grussendorf Nursery The first three episodes of the series are tricentennial, five generations of devoted to an adaptation of Stephen William A. Hagensen, C.P.A. Quanders share their thoughts about King's horror story, "The Mist." As in Highland Beauty Floors their past and present. "The Quanders" most of the stories in this series, the Inland Sea· Recording Studio airs Friday, November 23. Kunstkopf recording technique was used Carter Johnson Be Cheryl Larson on location, recording 35 actors and Kar Kare HORIZONS is continuing its "Children extras, and computers were used to Karlyn 's Gallery at Risk" series with a program on the synthesize special effects. Three Generations of the Blues, a Korkki Travel special problems of children who have Norshor T heatre landmark concert recorded live in been sexually molested. Producer Wendy The series also includes Mexican writer Northern Recreation Travel Service Solana Beach, California, featuring Blair talks with victims, their parents, Carlos Fuentes' sweet and chilling North Shore Jewelry Octogenarian Sippie Wallace, the late and child molesters. Counselors offer novella of fate "Aura," presented in two Orpheum Cafe Big Mama Thornton, (above) and the advice on steps parents and children can half-hour episodes; and two short stories Positively 3rd Street Bakery up-and-coming Jeannie Cheatham, take to prevent sexual abuse and by Cherokee Indian fantasy writer Craig Sawhill Canoe Outfi tters will be simulcast on Channel 8 and minimize its damage. "Stolen Strete--"The Bleeding Man," and Studio Graphix KUMD Sunday, October 7 at 9:00 Childhood" airs November 16. "Saturday Night at the White Woman p.m., following Wise Women Radio. Swedish Express Watching Hole." Another episode, continued on page 2 Tweed Museum Gift Shop I Wise Women Radio Program Schedule Sundays at 6:00 p.m. Public Affairs program begins at 8:30, repeated Tuesdays ,... at 1:00 p.m. 10/ 7 Host: Melanie Creger. Public Affairs: Joni Nelson converses with Maren Hinderlie, a storyteller from the Twin Cities.

10/ 14 Host: Joni Nelson.

I .,._ 10/ 21 Host: Kath Anderson. Public affairs: "The Feminization of Poverty." A pre-election special revealing the facts and people behind the disproportionate impoverishment of women -- a campaign issue of growing importance in this year's election. Produced by Peggy Irene Bray, KPFA.

10/ 28 Host: Kathy Stingl. Public affairs: "It's Up to the Women," highlights of the First National Women's Conference to Prevent Nuclear War. Speakers include Joanne Woodward, Coretta Scott ·King, Rosalyn Carter. Produced by In the Public Interest.

11 / 4 Hosts: Kath Anderson and Kathleen Ryan.

11 / 11 Host: Susanna Frenkel. Public affairs: "The Historical Role of Ojibway -1.~12:·f; Women." Kathleen Ryan interviews Dorothy Sam and Lillian Rice, local :t.-.. Indian leaders. 11 / 18 Host: Kathy Stingl. Public ·affairs: Susanna Frenkel ta~es a look at the life of a military wife. .\r:. <··::::;:~ -~·-.-~ -_,·: . -~.~ 11/28 Host: Susanna Frenkel. Public affairs: "Women in the Superior National Forest." In this year of the 75th anniversary of the Quetico-Superior National Forest, Kath Anderson talks with Mary Alice Hansen, operator of Sawhill ~~:~0i:~ Outfitters, Pauline Hill, campground operator, tree planter, and forest resident, and a Forest Service employee.

NPR Playhouse adventures. Mondays at 10:30 p.m., violinist Yehudi Menuhim; literary critic repeated Saturdays at 11 a.m. especially Alfred Kazin and historian Mildred for the younger generations of Tolkien Bennett. fans. .... WILLA CATHER: A LOOK OF Based on a memoir by Elizabeth Shepley REMEMBRANCE, captures the complex Sergeant, WILLA CATHER: A LOOK Horizons personality and spirited independence of OF REMEMBRANCE will air on the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer in a KUMD Thursday nights at 10:30, On other HORIZONS programs, singer- three-part dramatic portrait from November 15-29. songwriter Taj Mahal reflects on his National Public Radio. Starring actress I goal of "makin' people happy," elderly Colleen Dewhurst as Willa Cather and LORD PETER WIMSEY continues to craftspersons and entertainers discuss the Dianne Wiest as Cather's loyal friend, join us on Wednesdays at 10:30 p.m. importance of passing their skills on to Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant, the two- with a new mystery, "The Nine new generations, and--in a break from woman tour de force is directed by Joan Tailors." The trouble begins when a tradition--children lull their parents to Micklin Silver. minor automobile mishap strands Lord sleep with scary Halloween stories. Peter and "Bunter in the English village Check the Highlights section for details. The series chronicles the 40-year of Fenchurch-St. Paul, where Wimsey friendship between the author and helps villagers ring in the New Year. A Sergeant, bound by a mutual love of few days later, when an unidentified literature. In the finely-etched dramatic corpse turns up atop a coffin, Lord Peter profile, fellow artists and friends share is summoned back to the village to their personal impressions of Cather--the undertake a spate of sleuthing. The writer and woman. Among those sparkling BBC production airs featured are authors Truman Capote, Wednesdays at 10:30 p.m. beginning Eudora Welty and Doris Grumbach; October 3.

6 E OR 6 E 0 RWE LL' S New Dimensions 0 0000 0000 00 Sundays at 11 :00 a.m. 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/7 Old Myths, New Medicine with Andrew Weil, M.D. In this energetic 0 0 0 a o Q o 0 0000 0000 a a discussion, Weil assesses the advantage and dangers of both allopathic 0 a a o 0000000 0 0 a 0 0 medicine and alternative forms of health care, revealing the emotional power -';(· ODO 0 0000 000 of medicine and the inner nature of the healing. -·-·--······------10/ 14 Intuition, Imagination and Intelligence with Philip Goldberg. The "The Future Made Present" author oc'The Intuitive Edge addresses the intuitive process that has remained ... .· ... a very important aspect of the scientist's methods. A series o1 thirteen Some 01 our topics are: Orwell and the 10/ 21 Healing Birth: Healing Our Earth with Jeannine Parvati Balcer. Author programs exploring the manipulation o1 history of Prenatal Yoga Be Natural Birth and Hygieia: A Woman's Herbal, Baker impact o1 Orwell's 1984 and present-day mother, midwife, and founder of Hygieia College, discusses how we can better visionary novel. and technology 1984 as science fiction align ourselves with nature's innate processes of healing and well-being and its relevance to our how we can regain a sense of the miracle of being born and being alive. real 1984. A Marxist approach Political futurology to 1984 10/ 28 Herbs For All Reasons with Ellen Purser, Subhuti Dharmananda and A group o1 distinguished George Weissmann. This wide-ranging dialogue provides a useful overview of the place herbs hold in preventive medicine as well as disease intervention. scholars and humanists will look at many 11 / 4 Truth is a Pathless Land: A Dialogue with J. Krishnamurti. aspects o1 Orwell's 1984 Acknowledged as one of the great religious philosophers, J. Krishnamurti as well as other works addresses love, greed, violence, separation, time, death, conflict, and fear. by this year's most famous author. 11 / 11 Goddesses as Inner Images with Jean Shinoda Bolen, M.D. Bolen describes a new psychological perspective of women based on images of Broadcast Wednesdays women -- embodied in seven of the Greek goddesses -- that have stayed alive in at 5:30, repeated human imagination for over three thousand years. Tuesdays at 10:30 p.m. Public Radio at UMD 11 / 18 Dance of the Tao with Al Huang. Master of T'ai Chi and-author of Quantum Soup and Embrace Tiger, Return to Mountain, Al Huang October 3 through December 26 ' encourages us to move. freely, t<;> laugh, to embrace paradox, to take ourselves and our worth lightly.

11/25 Untangling Our Emotions with Lama Sogyal Rinpoche. Incarnate This series is made possible by a grant 1rom Lama and founder of the Rigpa Centers in Europe and America, Rinpoche the Minnesota Humanities Commission-in describes how we can learn to clear away emotional debris, experience and cooperation with the National Endowment tor express love, and come to know inner peace and emotional fulfillmnet. • the Humanities and the Minnesota State Legislature. 3 Week at a Glance ( Monday I Tuesday IWednesda~ Thursday .I Friday Saturday 1 · Sunday l 6 Morning Edition/ Awakening (news 8c musical variety) 6:00-8:00 M-F ' 8 Awakening (musical variety) 8-10:30 M-F 10:30 Album Feature 10:30-11 :00 M-F Awakening 11 Lord of the Rings New Dimensions 11:30 Noonsong (musical variety) 11 :00-1:00 M-F 11 . Noonsong 1 .Wise Women Radio Now Nordine Songs Jumping Public Affairs Writers on Radio 1:30 Class: I-i•istory Class: Psychology Folkstage I World of Islam Northland Hoedown Workshop (musical variety) 2:00-4 :00 M-F Folk Migrations Blues 8c Things 4 5 All Things Considered (news) 4:00-5:30 M-F

5:30 First Person Radio Public Affairs Orwell Local Public Affairs Horizons Weekend ATC Weekend ATC 6 Marian McPartland Groovin' High Jazz Alive Groovin' High The Avant Garden 7 ' Soul Arrival Wise Women Radio 7:30 Jazz at the Institute

8 Jazz Expansions

10:30 Lord of the Rings Orwell Lord Peter Wimsey Writers/ Willa Cather Soul Arrival Jazz Expansions 11 · 11:30 Moondance 11 :00-2:00 M-Thurs. Cabinet of Dr. Fritz 11 - Moondance I World of Islam ends Oct. 30 Writers on Radio: Oct. 15-Nov. 5 Walla Cather. Nov. 15-29 Second Series. Literature, second Tuesday at 5.30 Programs subject to change without notice.

styles discuss their common goal, an eyes, you'd have only seen my shadow .. . " mysterious and deadly mist moves in Monday 1 Islamic society relevant to the 21st Hear her music tonight only on KUMD. following a midsummer heat wave in century. · Maine, trapping townspeople in a 6:00 · Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. supermarket. Jimmy Rowles, best-known for his work 7:00 MODAL SOUL is a musical goal with the '40s big bands, plays his own and the title of the LP we'll hear tonight Thursday 4 by a group of Dutch musicians. Rein de Saturday 6 compositions "Peacocks" and "The 1:00 Songs Jumping In My Mouth. Lady in the Corner," later dueting with Graaf on piano and Dick. Vennik on various reeds lead the quartet through "What's in a name?" Stories about 12~0 Tune in tonight for some fine soul McPartland on "Jitterbug Waltz" and unusual naming traditions highlight a "Tea for Two." four original pieces and an old one via music courtesy of the O'Jays. We'll take Billie Holliday. program on children's feelings about a listen to their CREATEST HITS their names. 7:00 A different sort of homage to album which samples their scintillating ll:00 Tonight you'll hear some singles of the Seventies. Satchmo is offered this evening. SUITE 7:00 Jau at the Institute. A second FOR POPS is a series of numbers countrified rock 'n' roll from Tennessee. Charlie Daniels and his band from 1974 program featuring the Abby Lincoln written by Thad Jones and performed by Quartet. the Thad Jones-Mel Lewis Jazz bring you FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN. This includes their big hit "The South's Monday 8 Orchestra. Big Band sound takes on the 8:00 Willi~m "Count" Basie, one of New primal New Orleans swinging ground. Gonna Do It Again" and their version of 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jau. "Orange Blossom Special." Tune in! Jersey's gifts to American culture, can be heard tonight in a new release that Celebrated jazz pioneer Dave Brubeck 10:30 The Lord of the Rings. "The features his early striding piano style joins McPartland in a duet of the Long Awaited Party" (Episode l). Bilbo with the Depression era Benny Moten famous "Take Five," and discu ses his . Baggins, a hobbit, gives his beloved Wednesday 3 Orchestra. This is a hungry band with -new oratorios and religious works. nephew Frodo a magic ring -- but the appearances by a great singer, Jimmy Dark Lord Sauron knows of its 6:00 Jau Alive! Legendary vocalist Sarah Rushing, as well. 7:00 "Better Git Hit In Your Soul;" whereabouts. Vaughan and pianist Billy Eckstine are Charles Mingus best described his own featured in this program hosted by Paul ll:00 Cet ready to dress funny and jump work's effect. Classic Mingus tonight on ll:00 Moondance opens the month of Anthony. around. With The Plimsouls and their a live recording at Montreux. That he October in style, with the Edgar Winter 1981 Planet Records release, THE wasn't there to hear it doesn't matter. produced OPEN FIRE by one of rock's 8:00 Sweetness on the sax all over the PLIMSOULS. New wave bob. Pseudo- "Fables of Faubus" and others get strong bes t, Ronnie Montrose. It begins like a eight tracks tonight as we- feature Zoot punk twist. Kids of the early Stones. A attention from the Mingus Dynasty night at the symphony but put your tux Sims with a special guest, the subtle good time will be had by all. Band. away baby; this one rocks! But wait. guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli. They run What's this? A blues cut ("Town along with standards like "Willow Weep 10:30 The Lord of the Rings. "The Without Pity")? A Kottke-esque guitar for Me" and "There Will Never Be Shadow of the Past" (Episode 2). Frodo interlude ("Leo Rising")? A couple of Another Like You. " Hear what happens Friday 5 Baggins learns of his ring's terrible synth numbers? Yep. And no singing. in this quiet swing. power from Gandalf, the wizard. Just sit back and glide. 1:30 Folkstage features Eric Bogle. 11:00 According to Dory Previn, WE'RE ll:00 Bill Champlin is a funky guy. So's CHILDREN OF CONINCIDENCE 5:30 Horizons. "The Music and The his album, RUNAWAY. Tonight you AND HARPO MARX. Hmm. This is a Land." Native American musicians can be a funky guy, too. Forget about Tuesday 2 well-arranged, well-produced, light- reveal how the land has served as an Monday Night Football - Dandy Don hearted recording by a very witty inspiration for creating music in their could never sing like this. At least as 1:30 The World of Islam. Voices of the woman. It'll probably remind you of a culture. good as Champlin has ever sung before. Resurgence. Members of Muslim female Ry Cooder. " .. .if the stars were in Nice production by David Foster 8c revivalist groups with widely differing complete accord but the sun was in your ll:30 The Cabinet of Doctor Fritz. "The Kenny Loggins. Very slick recording Mist" by Stephen King (Part I). A with a lot of backbone. 4 gruesome invasion of grotesque, giant Tuesday 9 insects . Wednesday 17 Tuesday 23 1:30 The World of Islam. Islam.in Highlights of the America: The Immigrant Experience. 6:00 Jazz Alive! 1:30 The World of Islam. Women and Saturday 13 Spoleto Festival in Charleston, South ...... Muslim immigrants to the U.S. share Family in Muslim Societies. A cross- Carolina. We'll hear Taj Mahal, Ricky their experiences of making new lives in 12:00 When a group has a name like section of women from Africa to this country. Ford, Jimmy Cobb, and Randy Weston Southeast Asia discuss the place of Oh-OK, you know we're not talking in this program hosted by Billy Taylor. about any ordinary pop group. Oh-OK women in Islamic societies, the problems 7:00 Electronic reorganization of the isn'\. Led by Li!lda Hopper and Lynda they face, and their efforts to achieve full shape of guitar music in jazz 8:00 A new Chet Baker recording! The equality, as set out in the Koran. Stipe, they play witty, danceable songs cool schooler recovered from personal composition and playing could be that are irresistible. Produced by Mitch attributed to Pat Metheny. But in spite disaster to refine his patented sound. 7:00 THAT'S THE WAY I FEEL Easter. This trio setting with piano and bass of the hoopla, regardless of his band's NOW. Thelonious Monk used to call allows the trumpeter to soar and linger breaks with tradition, the double LP "Monk's Mood" by that title, and it's the on tunes by Brubeck and Hancock and TRAVELS goes a long way ... incredible name of a collection of Monk several originals. percussive work by Nana Vasconcelos Monday 15 interpretations by various artists on helps. the two record set featured tonight. 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. 11:00 Jerry Lee Lewis is THE Diverse is the word, from Randy Weston "KILLER" (who) ROCKS ON. Covers. 11:00 9 Below Zero is one energetic Popular West Coast singer/ songwriter and Elvin Jones to Was (Not Was) and group of musicians. If you played this Joyce Collins swings with McPartland "Chantilly Lace" and "Me & Bobby NRBQ(?!) album at 78, it would sound like one on "Just in Time," and 'Tm Old McGee" like only golden figers can. He's continuous fluctuating note. Some very Fashioned," then discusses jazz greats still wearing those whhe shoes, too. 11:00 801 LIVE is an amazing fusion of fine melody lines here, but don't try to Dave Brubeck and Bill Evans' influence the genius of Phil Manzanera and Mr. dance to this. You'll die. Guitars, bass, on her work. Eno ("E" to his friends, no doubt). The drums, vocals & harp (the little kind that Thursday 18 music ranges from the most melodic of fits between your lips). 7:00 The latest Chico Freeman album melodic to the most paranoid frenzied of features more intriguing compositions paranoid frenzied. Two genius by the young saxophonist, and further 1:00 Songs Jumping In My Mouth . . musicians together· on one evolution in his choices of musical "Rhythm and Rhyme." Writer Eloise album ... doesn't happen often enough. Wednesday 10 setting. Lots of charges occur on Gteenfield is the animal trio's guest, Cuts include, "Baby's On Fire," TANGENTS. Bobby McFerrin's voice is demonstrating the traditional jump rope 6:00 Jazz Alive! Billy Taylor hosts a "Sombre Reptiles" and "East of unleased and Billy Hart and Cecil chants and handclap games she uses in Asteroid." No cover tonight on program of concert and club her poems. performances featuring Michael Moore, McBee nail the rhyth!f!S tight. Moon dance. Chris Conner, Ellis Larkins, and Gene 7:00 Jazz at the Institute. The Detroit Bertoncini . Institute of Arts presents Venus, a group of women jazz artists who take their Wednesday 24 8:00 A little pyrotechnician's work--the inspiration from Alice Coltrane and 6:00 Jazz Alive! Ben Sidran hosts a album heard this night is a big band Dorothy Ashby. with a big bang drummer, Louie program featuring West Coast musicians Bellson. Hear a number of Bellson like Mike Campbell, Victor Feldman, the 8:00 If anyone can take a straight line Lanny Morgan Sextet, the Joe Farrell/ originals and some old Ellington' done from jazz to Latin music, Cannonball with ramrod panache. George Cables Duo, and the Generation Adderley is the one. With the help of Band. .,., Sergio Mendes and accomplished 11:00 Tonight, and why not, THE Brazilian players, tonight's LP, QUIET 8:00 True believers know the apostolic GHOSTS PLAYING IN THE HEART NIGHTS, meets common ground in OF GOLD BAND. Keith & Donna zeal and passion of John McLaughlin in some lyrical samba and ballad his glory days as guitarist in the • Godechaux, John Cipollina and many extensions. others. Has a western feel (i.e. some Mahavishnu Orchestra. Yet even horse clomping rhythms and a feel for the agnostics should appreciate the array of 11:00 Ian McCulloch's vocals tonight on open-road) but this wax is pure and talent that McLaughlin assembled for the album feature, HEAVEN UP HERE, simply rock 'n' roll by a gang of very this 1978 date--Corea, Bruce, Clarke, are powerful and moving. His band, seasoned troubadors. Give it a listen on Santana, Tony Williams--on all original Echo and the Bunnymen, are a group of tunes. Moondance tonight. Oh, and listen for young men driven by a dark vision. The the motorcycles starting up and the music" is perhaps best described as a cross people coughing here and there. between The Suburbs and Lou Reed and The Talking Heads. I dunno. Just listen. Thursday 11 1:00 Songs Jumping In My Mouth. "Word Play." Funny, favorite, and Friday 19 mispronounced words and their origins 1:30 Folkstage features Silly Wizard. lead to a contest between Fe-Fy Fly and Chico Freeman Hootenanny Granny. 5:30 Horizons. "Harvest of Peace." l 0:30 The Lord of the Rings. "The American volunteers and farmworkers in 7:00 Jazz at the Institute. Tonight's Black Riders" (Episode 3). Gwaihir the Nicaragua share insights into the cross- program highlights the Creative Arts Eagle rescues Bandair from his cultural relationship that has developed Collective, an important force in new imprisonment, while Frodo and his between them. music . cousins escape the sinister Black Riders. 11:30 The Cabinet of Doctor Fritz. "The 8:00 In the early years of studio tape 11:00 THE WHOLE THING Mist" by Stephen King (Part 3). The recording, Charlie Parker's recording STARTED WITH ROCK AND ROLL desperate townspeople demand a human sessions produced numerous brilliant NOW IT'S OUT OF CONTROL. Ray sacrifice lo the mist -- and a young performances that were considered too Manzarek says so. And you better believe father tries to engineer an escape. flawed or unusual LO release on record. him or listen to this album. Lots of But tonight you can hear Bird, Miles, snythesizers on this vinyl but it's not a Max Roach and others on alternate takes syth album. A riff on "Whirling Monday 22 of classics like "Donna" and "Parker's Dervish" that could be Suzy Q's clone. Mood." 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. ..• Some sweet background vocals by Patti The legendary Art Hodes demonstrates Smith (listed only as poetess) that will 11:00 King Sunny Ade and his African his phenomenal keyboard technique on 11:00 It has been said that the best range eat you alive if you get too close to your Jelly Roll Morton's "Grandpa's Spells," Beats play a lot of very strange speakers. Don't miss this one! in pop music vocals belongs LO one instruments on tonight's feature album, and reminisces about two of his friends, Harry Nilsson. Tonight, we'll test that AURA. Like what? Like talking drums, celebrated jazz greats Bix Beiderbecke theory Qn your ears when we play shekere, and clavinet (ok, so clavinet and James P. Johnson. Nilsson's 1977 RCA release isn't that weird). And the names of some Tuesday 16 KNNILLSSONN. Cuts include "Goin (no all) of the songs: "Oremi, "lro," 7:00 The early quintet work of Freddie Down," "Blanket For A Sail, " and the "Ire" ... This is one knock-out-get-that- 1:30 The World of Islam. Black Islam. Hubbard featured his own compositions beautiful love song by the man who can flat-foot-shakin-all-the-way-down-LO- This exploration of the growth of Islam and powerful rhythmic support by drink Ringo Starr under the table, the-corner-store-&-dance-til-yr-all- among Afro-Americans looks at the drummer Joe Chambers. BREAKING " Perfect Day." gassed-out-early-in-the-morning-here- ideology of Black Muslims and the POINT is the album feature tonight by comes-the-sun-like-a-golden-rooster- subsequent schism in the nation of the renowned trumpeter. over-the-Iake-j ungle-plan ta tion-brick- Islam since the 1970s. Thursday 25 bui lding recording. No lie. 10:30 The Lord of the Rings. "Trouble 7:00 Guitar, bass and piano make up the at the Prancing Pony" (Episode 41, 1:00 Songs Jumping In My Mouth. " I simple trio that take on some extended Frodo stops at The Prancing Pony inn Am What I Eat." Ndovu gives a party, jams on tonight's featured recording, where the proprietor gives him a be1ated and Fe-Fy-Fly shares humorous Friday 12 FUERST SET. Tai Farlow's guitar letter from Gandalf. recordings of children's questions about punches lean lines on Horace Silvers' family table customs. 1:30 Folkstage features Sally Rogers. "Opus de Funk," "Out of Nowhere" 11:00 Says John Swenson (Assoc. Ed. of CRA WDADDY) of tonight's feature 7:00 Jazz at the Institute. Sheila Jordan 5:30 H9rizons. "The Grand Generation." and more. group, Atlanta Rhythm Section, "They and Harvie Swartz. Jordan hung out in Elderly artists, crafts people and 11:00 David Bowie entertains·you with can play their most beautiful ballads Detroit with the likes of Tommy entertainers discuss the importance of THE RISE AND FALL OF ZIGGY ('Dog Days,' 'All Night Rain') or their Flanagan and Kenny Burrell in the keeping traditions and skills alive in the STARDUST AND THE SPIDERS most intense rockers ('Boogie Smoogie,' l 940's, and sang in a trio that invented younger generation. FROM MARS. One of his very best LPs, 'Crazy') with the same detached lyrics to Charlie Parker tunes. Her 1983 it includes the likes of "Suffragette City concentration that comes from years in performance at the Detroit Art Institute 11:30 The Cabinet of Doctor Fritz. "The Starman," along with the great title cut. marked her first hometown concert in Mist" by Stephen King (Part 2). The the studio." KUMD can play their whole Tune in for this album for the height of over 30 years. mist settles in, bringing with it a album (and will) tonight. How 'bout the glitter rock days of the. early 70's. that? 5 8:00 Vocal improvisalion--no holds simpler so Lhe lislener would be sure Lo Lalking (you guessed il), we're Lalking Dewey Redman (Lenor) hook up wilh barred--from Lhe lale Eddie Jefferson hear Lhe message. And hear il one does: Lonighl. Garrison and Jones--Lhe greal Coilrane Lonighl as he seals and scallers Lhe VOICE OF AMERICA is one of Lhe rhylhm Learn. Freedom and passion conventional order of eighl absolule mosl poliLical rock albums ever released. merge wilh Lechnical maslery on four classic jazz Lunes. Addilional voices by Slrong playing and rousing melodies originals. saxophonisl Richie Cole and Eric Kloss ensure Lhal Lhe message hils home. Tuesday 30 slep in and oul of Lhe fluid, humorous 11:00 Laura Nyro played live al Carnegie 1:30 The World of Islam. WhiLher Islam: Jefferson playing. Hall once and Lhey recorded il. Then The Fulure of Islam. The final program Lhey made Lhis album. Il's called asks whelher Lhe currenl resurgence is a ll:00Juluka is a very compelling band. Monday 29 SEASONS OF LIGHT and il is Lhe Lemporary phenomenon or represents closesl Lhing Lo perfeclion since Joni And Lheir album, STAND YOUR someLhing lasLing in lhe Islamic World. GROUND, does jusl Lhal. ll'll sland ils 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Ja12. Milchell. Lols of people clap all over Lhe English composer/ pianisl Richard ground Lo any funk pop band from M LO place and Laura sings her hean oul. JO Rodney Bennell, besl known for his 8:00 UMD Jazz Ensemble I. Live songs ... wish Lhere were more. Z. Heavy reggae influence here, loo. broadcasl from Marshall Performing There's nol a weak cul on Lhis, one of innovalive film scores, including "Murder on Lhe Orienl Express," reveals Ans Center! The band is under Lhe cleanesl recordings ever produced. his passion for American popular song direclion of Dave Hagedorn and will in spiriled duels wilh McParlland of perform selecLions from Lhe works of " Paper Moon" and "My Foolish Hean." George Russell, Oliver Nelson and Friday 26 olhers. 7:00 A milesLOne sexlel performance 1:30 Folkstage fealures Louis Killen. SOMEDAY MY PRINCE WILL COME ll:00 The darker side of a greal headlines wnighl. Miles Davis wilh guilarisl/ vocalisl shows up on LonighL's 5:30 Horizons. "Taj Mahal: Makin' John Coltrane's Lenor, Paul Chamber's album. Before he died in 1976, Tommy People Happy." Singer, songwriLer and bass and Wynton Kelly's piano. They Bolin played wilh Lhe James Gang and musician Taj Mahal reflecls on his launch into Lhree Miles originals and a Deep Purple. Tonighl we fealure his musical career and his dedicalion LO few oddball slandards; n.o messing firsl solo album. Please lend an ear Lo " makin' people happy." around here. 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11 :30 The Cabinet of Doctor Fritz. 10:30 The Lord of the Rings. "The " Aura" by Carlos Fuentes (Pan I). Knife in Lhe Dark" (Episode 5). Auacked Wednesday 31 Answering a help-wanted ad, Felipe, a by Lhe Black Riders, Frodo calls upon young Mexican hislorian, encounters Lhe his magic ring for proleclion. 6:00 Ja12 Alive! More from Los Angeles ancienl, domineering Senora Consuelo Lonighl: Phil Upchurch, Linda Hopkins, and her young niece Aura. ll:00 We're Lalking sleady heal rock 'n' Lhe John Huard Trio, Claire Fischer, roll Lonighl. Son of a slowed-down Tom and Lhe Bobby Shew Seplel are fealured Peuy, son of, jusl sorl of. And a Lasle of in Lhis program hosled by Ben Sidran. Lhe blues and one ballad ("Lasl NighL") Saturday 27 which changed Lhe Lone nicely. We're 8:00 Orneue Coleman walks a palh Lalking Tom Verlaine. We're talking Lhrough a world aparl, musically and For his lalesl album, Lillie Sleven 12:00 TOM VERLAINE. We're Lalking (of philosophically. On "Love Call" Lhe says he intenlionally made his lyrics course) Moondance fealure. We're masler allo saxophonisl and cohort

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11:00 Arguably CCR's best album, Thursday 1 Monday 11 COSMOS FACTORY includes many of 11:30 The Cabinet of Doctor Fritz. 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. the great hits of this band out of San 1:00 Songs Jumping in My Mouth. " Aura" by Carlos Fuentes (Part 2). Francisco, who set the pop music world Falling under the compelling spell of Clare Fischer, known for his "Past and Present Frogs." Nationally- explorations of Latin r-hythms, solos in on end with such songs as "Lookin' Out Aura and her aunt, Felipe realizes he is known storytellers, including Linda "Hokey Blues" and his own My Back Door," "Run Through the Goss and Michael Parent, share lively following a mysterious path which Jungle," "Who'll Stop the Rain" and began before birth and extends beyond "Pensativa," then joins McPartland in tales about frogs. "Memories of You" and his popular hit many more. John Fogerty and the boys death. "Morning." deserve another listen and we have it for 7:00 Jazz al the Institute. The Clark you tonight on KUMD. Terry Quartel. When he was a member 7:00 You can't escape considering the of the Ellington band, trumpeter Clark work of Fats Waller if you want to hear Terry had the traditions of Rex Stewart Monday 5 the evolution of the piano as a jazz and Cootie Williams to build upon. instrumenl. Tonight on a newly-releasec Wednesday 14 Terry has perpetuated that playing style, 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. two-disc compilation, we have Fats 6:00 Jazz Alive! Pianist/composer Billy and successfully applied "it to modern Pianist and Kool Jazz Festival producer soloing as well as leading small combos jazz. George Wein joins McPartland for duets Taylor hosts highlights from the through tunes like "Ain't Misbehavin'," Montreux Festival and New York's of "Lush Life" and "Pennies From "Deep River" and "The London Suite." 8:00 Once again a new album of Heaven," and solos in "Body and Soul" Village Gate, featuring Jorge Daito, Andy Gonzales and Ray Barreto. keyboard exploration by Keith Jarrett. and "Come Sunday. 10:30 The Lord of the Rings. "The The record CHANGES revolves around Fellowship of the Ring" (Episode 7). 8:00 Cedar Walton leads a sextet through the major two-pai:t opus "Flying," and 10:30 The Lord of the Rings. "The Frodo and his companions agree to the suite changes are enhanced by the Council of Elrond" (Episode 6). Frodo is a classic set from the jazz repertoire on follow Gandalf into the perilous mines the fourth gathering of his Eastern drumming of the irrepressible Jack reunited with his uncle Bilbo at the of Moria. DeJohnette and Gary Peacock's bass. house of Elrond where they decide the Rebellion in the studio. Hear Sonny magic ring must be destroyed. Rollins' "St. Thomas," Monk's 11:00 Dave Edmund's D.E. 7TH is a "Epistrophy," and more. strange, though workable mixture of musical styles, ranging from bluegrass 11:00 In 1972 Bob Weir recorded an Wednesday 7 ("Warmed Over Kisses") to rock-a-billy album called ACE. Jerry Garcia played ("Louisiana Man") to piano ballad on it. Phil Lesh played on it, too. So did 6:00 Jazz Alive! Pianist/composer Billy ("One More Night"). And that's just Keith and Donna. The whole Dead Taylor hosts highlights from the Kool part of side two. gang, And, of course, Weir's voice is as Jazz Festival, featuring the legendary Art sweet and sincere as ever. Tatum. Tuesday 13 7:00 In the latest effort by John Thursday 15 Thursday 8 Stubbleffeld you'll hear his ,saxophone 1:30 Songs Jumping In My Mouth. soaring ahead, especially his soprano "Inventions." Which came first: the playing. Reggie Lucas on guitar and the safety pin or the sewing machine? What 1:00 Songs Jumping In My Mouth. deep bass stepping by Cecil McBee put would you invent to extend your human - " Imaginary Creatures." Ndovu discovers the lilting funk into "Midnight Sun," abilities? the legendary hoop snake while children "Song For Orte" and other tunes on this describe the creatures of their fresh soundin LP. 7:00 Jazz at the Institute. Roy Brooks imaginations. and Leon Thomas. Master percussionist Roy Brooks, known most recently for his 7:00 Jazz at the Institue. The Clark Terry association with Max Roach's M'Boon, Quartet, II. A musician of great wit and regularly performs in Detroit with his humor. ensemble The Artistic Truth. Vocalist Keith Jarrett Leon Thomas, who has performed with such disparate bandleaders as Count 11:00 Rain Parade has· placed Basie and Pharoah Sanders, is the EXPLOSIONS IN THE GLASS Friday 9 special guest with this group. PALACE at our disposal tonight and we 1:30 Folkstage features Bonnie Koloc. are going to play iL British acid rock for 8:00 One of the aural thrills of the great 1984 (Orwell's year). This is more of a 5:30 Horizons. "Black Expatriates." Ellington bands was the dynamic range, musical fairy tale than anything else. Black writers, artists, and performers from embracing warmth to shuddering Come along. recall social and artistic freedoms power, in the alto of Johnny Hodges. afforded them in Europe. Hear him with some of the people from Duke's band bounding through original Friday I tunes and old £aves with THE BIG 11:30 The Cabinet of Doctor Fritz. "The John Stubblefield . 1:30 Folkstage features Ewan MacColl Bleeding Man" and "Saturday Night SOUND. and Peggy Seeger. At The White Woman Watching Hole" by Craig Strete. Native American actors 5:30 Horizons. " Bedtime Stories." 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SCENIC VIEWS is the guess the natural thing to do would be album. It is fine techno-pop and should to record an album in 1984 on DB get no one evicted, even at rather high Wednesday 28 Recs records and to call that album, volume. 'TIL THE COWS COME HOME. The 6:00 Jazz Alive! Highlights from the music would be kind of sw~et, Delaware Water Gap Festival, featuring like ... alfalfa and kind of popular, jazz artists Al Cohn, Bill Dobbins, Phil like ... the moon and kind of...nifty. Friday 23 Woods and Solar Energy. 1:30 Folkstage features .Si Kahn. 8:00 Fine trumpet lines emanate from 5:30 Horizons. "The Quanders: A your electromagnetic wave interpreter as Friday 16 Tricentennial Celebration." The Carmell Jones plays in a vintage session. Harold Land's saxophone lends the 1:30 Folkstage features highlights from Quanders, one o1 this country's oldest the 24th Annual University of Chicago and largest black families, celebrate their entire proceeding a ripe blues sound. Tom Waits through its subtle mood changes. Folk Festival. 300-year history in America. Tonight, the WARNER BROS. 5:30 Horizons. "Stolen Childhood: The Tuesday 20 11:30 The Cabinet of Doctor Fritz. 11:00 Sexual Abuse of Children." Professionals "Mumbo Jumbo" by Israel Reed (Part I MUSIC SHOW, featuring-Ry Cooder's 7:00 Chick Corea performs solo tonight working with troubled families explore of 6). The Wallflower Order tries to BORDER-LIVE. Some great stories in on "Children's Songs," twenty short between cuts of equal quality like how and why children are sexually prevent an approaching "plague" of compositions that he's been shaping into "Christian Automobile," "The Girls abused and ways they can protect 1920's singing and dancing before it an organic whole for over a decade. From Texas" and "Down In The themselves. infects Harlem. Listen up for another distinct sound in Boondocks." All done in that inimitable the piano chordbook. Ry Cooder style. Yes, of course, guitars. 11 :30 The Cabinet of Doctor Fritz. "Sticks" by Karl Edward Wagner. A 11:00 The Fabulous Thunderbirds make young couple discover an abandoned Saturday 24 GIRLS GO WILD with their music and farmhouse surrounded by curiously- 12:00 For one decade, Richard and Linda their crazy hairdos and their sharp ' Thursday 29 woven bundles of sticks and find their Thompson teamed up to make some of clothes. Back to their music if we may, it lives changed forever. the most intelligent, engaging music of 1:30 Songs Jumping In My Mouth. is rhythm and blues and rhythm and the period. An example of their "Sharing with others across time--past." blues and rhythm and blues and ... teamwork at the top of their form is An antique music box links the past to POUR DOWN LIKE SILVER, the present as children describe family Monday 19 originally released in 1975. Although keepsakes. Wednesday 21 one might describe their sound as folk- 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. rock, that doesn't do justice. It is simply 7:00 Jazz at the Institute. Saxophonist Roger Williams, known in music circles 6:00 Jazz Alive! The legendary Carmen beautiful. Chico Freeman came out of the Chicago as "Mr. Piano," solos in his smash hit, McRae and loot Sims are featured in a jazz scene that his father, Von Freeman, "Autumn Leaves," then reveals his musical tribute to women composers, is still a part of. He combines his love of formidable jazz technique in duets with hosted by pianist/composer Ben Sidran. the old with his interest in the new to McPartland of "Evergreen" and "Just Monday 26 explore many aspects of jazz. One of Those Things." 8:00 Ti'me out from the sax·parade tonight. Soothe out on lush textures 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. 8:00 Plunka plunka plunka is not all 7:00 Joe Henderson is consistently provided by a guitarist ~ith a classical Joanne Grauer, critically-acclaimed as "a you get from good jazz bass. Evidence to musician's musician," solos in "Falling underestimated as a tenor sax magician. bent, Gene Bertoncini, and the soft, arco that effect is submitted tonight by Mike in Love Again", and her own "Lonely Yet he plays 'outside' and 'inside' with style bass of Michael Moore. Richmond, with his trio record DREAM Giraffe," then joins McPartland for beauty and power. THE CLOSE TIES features works by WAVES. Drummer Billy Hart and KICKER duets in "So in Love" and "Lady Bird." features Henderson's sextet, including Gershwin, Ellington, and even J.S. pianist Andy Laverne churn things up Ron Carter (bass), Kenny Barron Bach. as Richmond meditates on his own Drummer Jimmy Madison pounds (piano), and Grachan Moncur on 7:00 hearty riffs. trombone. "Chelsea Bridge" and 11:00 The talents of singer/songwriter some BUMPS ON A SMOOTH "Nardis" are just two highlights. Bonnie Koloc are known to KUMD SURFACE on the evening feature. His 10:30 Willa Cather: A Look of listeners. Tonight we feature HOLD ON sextet, including bassist Mike _ Remembrance. "The Rock" (Episode 3). 10:30 The Lord of the Rings. "The TO ME, her 1972 labor of love. Richmond, dig in on a six pack of their An increasingly reclusive Cather and her own compositions with thirsty Mines of Moria" (Episode 8). Gandalf dear friend Elizabeth Sergeant find determination. and his followers reach the bridge of themselves at odds about life, love and Khazad-dum where they confront a most art. Critic Alfred Kazin reviews Cather's Thur~ay 22 "The terrifying power--Balrogl 10:30 The Lord of the Rings. literary legacy. 1:30 Songs Jumping In My Mouth. Mirror of Galadriel" (Episode 9). Frodo arrives at the elves' abode and offers the 11:00 Gang Of Four is an intense band. 11 :00 There are very few people who " Marking Time." The animals celebrate magic ring to the Lady Galadriel, Queen SONGS OF THE FREE shoots music look as seedy as Tom Waits, or who sing · a birthday and children share personal of the Lorien. through the needle at you. Er-through as gritty or who hire such a marvelous milestones. the speaker. shakes down.· strikes group of musicians album after album. It It Janne Schaffer is from Sweden and blows against the empire. really cooks. Very few. Maybe none. FOREIGN 7:00 Jazz at the Institute. Roy Brooks 11:00 It he literally carved his own career when And these guys have scary sounding AFFAIRS, tonight's feature, is par for and Leon Thomas, II. he was 16. During woodwork lessons in voices. Kind of steely. Wonderful the Waits' course. The poetry on this school, he made his first guitar. He harmonies, too. wax will crush you with velvet blows. 8:00 Hold tight, this is no free ride. didn't use that one on this album The melody will make it quarter past Charles Tyler is a compelling alto and (KATHARSIS) though. An album four, no matter where you are. And baritone saxophonist whose originality reminiscent of the best of Jan Hammer, there'll be lipstick on bar glasses and driving lyricism can get scary. Friday 30 Al Dimiol;:1, Billy Cobham, Jeff Beck. everywhere. Cuts include "I Never Talk Drummer Steve Reid and a couple of Hot and non-stop. 1:30 Folkstage features Eric Bogle (Part To Strangers," "Muriel" and "Burma younger alchemists in training help him 2). Shave." dig up some mysteries tonight. 5:30 Horizons. "Machito." A tribute to Tuesday 27 the legendary Frank "Machito" Grillo, who skillfully blended jazz and rhythmic 7:00 Essential organ-based grooves Latin American sounds. dominate THE WORM, the LP by Jimmy McGriff. Blue Mitchell and 11:30 The Cabinet of Doctor Fritz. Grady Tate help to steer while the leader "Mumbo Jumbo" by Israel Reed (Part 2 pedals through some juicy material, of 6). Spiritual leaders PaPa LaBas and including "Take The A Train." Black Herman meet as the U.S. Marines attack Haiti, suspected source of the plague. I J • 1 E '

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