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August. 1974 vol.2 no. 7 8:00 AARON COPLAND - Symphony for Organ and Orchestra. Perfomed by Organist E. Thursday 1 Power Biggs and ,the New York Philharmonic . Monday 5 conducted by Leon'ard Berns tei n. 8:30 ROGER BLUCK MEETS THE MINCING DEATH: 6 30 EARLIE MUSICKE - Randy r~cCarty 6:30 EARLIE MUSICKE - Randy McCarty 10 00 EARTH MUSIC - Clare Conrad LIVE RADIO THEATRE "Here, gentlemen, in 10:00 EARTH MUSIC - Jeff Follette 11 55 PROGRAM NOTES my hand, I hold what possibly is the 11:55 PROGRAM NOTES 12 00 "THE SIA IS NOT DEAD" Thi s program world's largest selection of miniaturized 12:00 WOMAN POWER - Chris Bose documents the expression of support for pornography taken from the body of the 1:00 THE WOMAN'S SURVIVAL KIT - The Lesbian the Syntionese Liberation Army follaHin!! Duchess of Portwithie the very day my Feminist Radio Collective will present the battle with police in Los Angeles, cat came into heat. I ask you to analyze a critical examination of therapy for on May 17, . 1974. It contains interviews this material under the electron microscope. lesbians. Includes an actual therapy at Compton, the scene of the battle, You will note its superficial resemblance presentati on of a versi on' therapy. With actualities from· General Field Marshall to the tobacco masaic virus." So begins interviews and commentary MUSic, and KRAB's 0\'1n live lunacy, produced and a play Edward the DYKE. Cinque's funeral, and excerpts from SIA written by Ted Smith. 4:00 SPONTANEOUS GENERATION tapes. Rroduced by Laurie Simms and 8:50 SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME - Dr. Abraham Camomile. 5:00 VINTAGE ROCK - Gregg Whitcomb 1:00 SPONTANEO RADEO - Clare Conrad Bergman, pediatrician, in a speech given 6:00 JEAN SHEPHERD 3:00 RICHARD NIXON VS. UNITED STATES, October, 1973. 6:55 PROGRAM NOTES UNITED STATES VS. RICHARD NIXON 9: 30 FRANZ KAFKA - FELI CE BAUER Before Kafka 7:00 TO BE ANNOUNCED Praising the Lord and passing the . had published any of his books, in fact 7:30 "WHAT'S GOING DOWN" Flo Ware hosts methedri ne, the folks at KP FK got 1n to before he had written any but one, he a half an hour focusing on topical was engaged to Felice Bauer. This engagement issues of concern to the Seattle communities . Nixonian masks and acted out court(ly) was unususa1 and after five years, it dramas of the legendary James, St. C1~ir Usually discussing the particular issues was broken off. The BBC talks with Elias with guests actively involved in them, and heroic statements of Leon J~worsk~ . Canetti, author of a book about the Flo gets at the heart of controversial facing the razor's edg~ of tax 1~vest1gat1on, and removal for suffer1ng the s11ngs engagement and its influence on Kafka's issues. Individual topics will be announced. and arrows of an- outrageous whi tehouse, work. The program begins wi th a reading 8:00 OLD TIME MUSIC - Bob and Carol Haller and takin!! arms al:jainst a sea of Supreme of Kafka's "The Burrow." g:OO CHINESE RADIO - Produced in Cantonese Court Justices, part one of part two 10:00 AN HOUR HITH BUCK "THE NITENGALE" by Eugene Lai and the Chinese Media Committee. of the arguments held before the Supreme PLAYER AT THE RED DOG SALON, JUNEO ALASKA. 10:00 HEADING FOR BETTER TIMES - Howard Hays Court done dramatically by KPFK ••.••• These selections are out takes of Sweet, smooth, syncopated society sounds recording sessions in Oct, Nov - 1973. for your listening and dancing pleasure. 4:00 IN SEARCH OF T. E. LAHRENCE ~ilm makers Inc1 udes: ·Rufas Rastus Johnson Brown 11:00 SPRING CLEANING - Bill Weaver Sam Spiegel, Robert Bolt, Dav1d Lean A1wt Nobodys Business, St. James InfirmarY, and Peter O'Toole talk about the ways Recorded by Allen Yonge. Buck "The they worked to produce the film, Lawrence Nitenga1e" educated to the 5th grade in of Arabia, and the two year study ~ach S. Carolina used to steal canned hams made of the life, personality, mot1ves, to receive piano lessons with Eubie Tuesday 6 and history of this remarkable ~n. Blake. 4: 30 CLAM CITY GUIDE BOOK - ~n dy Ga rrl son 11 : 00 BUr4B LING HI TH BA ~ TI C 6:30 EARLIE MUSICKE - Randy McCarty 6:00 :'MATTHEH LOCKE - Colin T11ney plays 10:00 EARTH MUSIC the harpsichord and organ works of 11:55 PROGRAM NOTES this 17th century . The Women will Vote this Fall. 12:00 CHIPEMBERE: THE LIBERATION OF AFRICA 6:55 PROGRAM NOTES Henry Masauko Chipembere, former Cabinet 7:00 T8 BE ANNOUNCF.D As they always do member of the government of Malawi, talks 7: 30 S VIET LI FE - vii 11 i am r·1ande 1 when given an oppor­ about the freedom movements in Africa, 8:00 CLASSIC - Mike Duffy. Music ~y. tunity, that (or in viti ng Sidney Dichet, Eddie Condon, The D1x1e1and cleanliness, beauty, and thei r history, and celebrates the efforts durability, to say noth­ to abolish colonialism, U.S. imperialism, Jazz Blowers, I-Iashboard Sam, ot~ers. . ing of the. Jabor saved and Soviet social imperialism. From 9:00 ChUTZPA! - Haim Rosemarin and D1Ck P1atk1n in keeping them pure hi s keynote address at the African 10:00 SPECTRUM - Carlos Hagen and sweet, the Standard . Porcelain-Lined Baths Liberation Day Rally at U. of W., the 11 :00 ROSvlELL are away ahead of all program is introduced by music performed others. They are all by Abraham Dumi sani ~lareare. alike inside. and as 1:30 A SHARED PODIUM: ROBERT GITTINGS AND beautiful outside as Friday FRor~ 2 you wish, and are guar­ WI LLIM STAFFORD READ THE! R POETRY. anteed. A joint poetry reading at the University 6:30 EARLIE MUSICKE - Randy McCarty of Wash. 10 July 74 as Robert Gittings, 10:00 EARTH MUSIC - Jim Paradis C''''ogu. f~. STANDARD MFG. CO., Box '.5. B. Pittsburgh, Pa. British poet and scholar. and William ...... - .v ...... ,....· , I'VI~~ Stafford, Poet in Residence at Lewis 12:00 SPECTRUM Oclober 1892 and Clark College blend their different Carlos Hanen styles of poetry into a melded, definite teG ~Mn{)\HU~ ~\)a'i'lc~'S from tin! ~ublicat;o~ Saturday 3 Truth. "Terpsichore." Performed by the Colleg1um 2:30 CARLOS CHAVEZ: LOS CUATRO SOLES (THE Terpsi chore. FOUR SUNS) - Ballet after a Nahua tradition, 1:30 THIRTEEN CLOCKS: PART ONE OF THE THURBER performed by the London Symphony Orchestra, FANTASY - A 1yri ca 1, comi ca 1 fantasy by 8:00 r40RNING MUSIC - Jeff Follette directed by the composer, and the Ambrosian James Thurber, in four parts. Thi sis 1:00 EARTH MUSIC - Paul Kaine Sin!!ers. IGOR STRAVINSKY: JEU , DE CARTES the story of the mean duke who is always 4:00 KING BISCUIT TIME - Steve Patterson and (A CARD GAME) - Ballet in three deals. cold and wears velvet gloves with jewels Jack Cook. Stravinsky conducts the Cleveland all the time and thinks up devious ways 6:00 FIU~S - Dick Jameson and Kathleen Orchestra. CHARLES IVES - Pieces for of being devious. And the story of. the Murphy Chamber Orchestra, including Over the rag-tag minstrel who is really a pr1nce 6:15 WORLD OF BOOKS Pavements, The Rainbo~I, ?r.d Tone Roads in disl:juise, tryinl:j to win the hand 6:30 ONLY ONE .EARTH, part seventeen No.1. Performed by the Boston Chamber of Sara1inda, daughter of the duke. Dai Dong, an alternative I:jroup similar Ensemble, Harold Farberman, Cond~ctor. Produced by KPFA, with Mike Tigar and to the Environment Forum which occupied 3:30 LEGAL TENDtJ~ : TEN.I\NT-LANDLI1RD QUESTIOiIS David Elster. some earlier programs, is the subject A discussion with representatives from 2:00 THE DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN JAZZ DRUMMING. for "An A1 ternati ve View of the Envi ronment. LefJa 1 Servi ces about "What r:an you do In this first of three programs, Bob 7:00 ARABIC MUSIC - Dawod S~lei 1em if ... " The new Hashington Land10rd­ r~EN Gwynne explains the ba:ic conc~pt: of 8:00 THO OLD .. - The short story by Leo Tenant Code stili leaves a lot to b~ jazz drumming from Afr1can beg1nn1ngs Tolstoy,. adapted as a radio drama by desi red. th rough the a ge of swi ng. the BBC. ~·:OO -RELATI'VITY SUITE AND OTHER 3:00 SEATTLE FOLKLORE SOCIETY CONCERT 8:30 SCIENCE-FICTION THEATRE HORKS. Features Cherry's composition The first concert in a series of past X MINUS ONE presents PERIGEES WONDERFUL Relativity Suite, recorded by the Jazz Seattle Folklore Society concerts features DOLLS. How seemingly innocent the little Composer's Orchestra in February of 1973. Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain dolls seemed, that could walk and talk, •.• This is followf:!d by works of Ornette Boys. In the late forties, Ralph and until the girl who was playing with one Co1erran, featuring Don Cherry on pocket Carter Stanley gained prominence as a discovered their ghastly secret. . leading bluegrass group. Upon Carter's g:OO THE PEANUT SPECIAL - Mike Toennessen 5:00 ATF: ARMED CRHlINALS TRAVELING IN OUR death in 1966. Ralph formed the Clinch 12:00 PATCHWORK Rockin' through the silky NATION - The Seattle-based branch of Mountain Boys. He continues to record night with Patchman. the Department of iJ1e Treasury's Alcohol, and tour,. just as he and his brother Tobacco, and Fi reanns Bureau has init; ateci had done, prior to Carter's death. Seattle's Sunday 4 a program that has developed nationwide. own Barney Munger fi 11 sin for Ra 1pI]' s It involves the pre-identification of absent bass player. Produced by Darrell 9:00 YESTERDAYS SUNSHINE - E1fed Parry listens would-be criminals. Its use of "criminal Me Mi chae1 to his master's voice. profiles" and authorized surveilance 4:30 NATIONAL TOvJN MEETING: CRITIQUEING THE 1:00 JAZZ FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON - Michele could set'a precedent endangering the MEDIA. Four representatives of t~e p~ss Roseman right of privacy. Foresight need only Pat Buchannon, Hhite House Commun1cat1ons 4:00 r~USIC OF INDIA - Shantha Benega 1 look ten years ahead. Rep.; Ri cha rd Goodwi n, former Ken~edy 6:00 DARK WATERS - Bill Little presents North­ 5:30 PHOTO GRAPHICA - Purchasing new cameras speech-writer and presently an ed1tor . west minority poets. and equipment. Buzzing the brand names. of Roll i ng Stone; Ri cha rd Harwood, Na t1 ona 1 7:00 JEAN-PHILIPPE RA~1EAU-SUITE FROM THE OPERA Understandin!! fi ltF!rs. The keynote, Affairs Ed. of the Hashington Post! and DARDANUS performed by the Collegium Aureum says producer Jim Hood, is, "Be crusty - Thomas Asher, Director of the Pub11C conducted by Reinhard Peters. live life with c~mera in hand." Access Project, discuss the ~ontro1 o~ . 7:30 VOICES. Local issues and people of topical 6:00 TURKISH MUSIC - Ali San information in the U.S. and 1ts re1at1onsh1p interest. Andy Garrison of KRAB Public 6: 55 PROGRArI NOTES to power. The program is ~oth enlightening Affairs brings you information that 7:00 TO BE ANNOUNCED about real issues of the f1rst amendment commercial radio just can't or won't. 7:30 WOMEN EVERYWHERE - Lesbian Feminist Radio and entertaining in demonstrating the 8 :00 t~USIC OF BItLGARIA - Instrumental and Collective. A special interview.on Hom~n. Hhite House feelings of inadequate covera!!e of vocal music performed by The Ensemble in Trades. Produced by the Lesb1an Fem1n1st of the Bulgarian Republic conducted by Radio Collective. " business and the Administration. The 8:00 BALTIC'S BOP STOP program ends with a question period and Phillipe Koutev, and Bu1gar~an village. a little too-lively audience participation. music collected by Ethel Ra1m and Mart1n 9:30 MUSIC OF MALI - Singers accompanied by 6 00 FLAMENCO Y SUS ESTILLOW - Allen Yonge Keoni g. the seron, a cross between a harp and 6 55 PROGRAM NOTES 9:00 THE ROBOTNOR HOURS - Raymond Serebrin a lute, having 19 strings. 7 00 ART IS ALL OVER 11:00 STUMP CITY - Jef Jaison - Zucchinis are 10:00 HO, YOU! - Joe {;ain in! Organic funk for your musical mind. 11:00 DANZL'S FANZL'S - Gary Danz1 Wednesday 7 4:30 CLAM CITY GUIDE !lOOK - Andy Garrison Saturday )0 6 :00 THE DttlllY REGRADE DEVELOPMENT PLAN . 6 30 EARLI E i1LlS! CKE - Rimc:l" J~c' Ca ~ty The regrade, fllrmerly Denny Hi 11, was . 8 C:J r!ORNING rJ,USIC ,leff Folle':te 10 OJ' EARTH MUSIC one of the .fi rst attempts at urban renel'ial 1 01) rARTH 11USIC - Paul Kaine 11 55 PROGRAt.1 NOTES in Seattle. This was in 1890. The area ,1 00 KHIG BISCUIT THF - Steve Patterson 12 00 HmlEN' S SURVIVAL CATALOGUE AND WOt1EN' S subsequently was left to Seattle's real ann Jad Cook estate and mercantile establishment, VIEl1 IN EDUCATIO~ OPTIONS - In part 6:00 FlU,1S - Dick Jal'1€son and Kathle~n r·lurphy one Elinor Stout interwiew5 the authors and b~came the no-man's lan~ one can 6:'5 HORLD OF gOO!(S see today between downtown anc the Seattle of "The t~omen' s Survi va 1 Cata 1ogue, " 6: 30 ONLY ONE EARTH, Pa rt Ei gh teen Center. The present plan to "rehabilitate a how tG, self help book coverin~ every- "Har as En vi ronmen ta 1 Des t ructi on" ~/as thing from rapa to auto repa i r. In the the a rea con~i sts of - once aga in - di s­ not discussed at the lI.N. Conference on second part, Janice Adams reports on placin~ the residents in favor of business the Environment in Stockholm, so the two women's sel"" help llroups, "T:-Je Every interests. Jonn Clarkson examines that cf)unter-'lt'oup Dai Dong, among other plnn. \loma~ Center" and "Uni on of Thi rd Wor 1d non-official ones, did discuss war as 55 t~omen. " 6: PROGRAt1 NOTES. a contributor to eventual ecocide. 1 :00 SP0NTANEO RADEO - Leil a Gorbman 7:00 TO BE ANNOliNCED 7:00 CHINESE mM~,nIC MUSIC - froJ11 the Hunan 3:00 HEARING THE GOVERNMENT: TELEVISIO~ AND 7:30 LEFT PRESS REVIElI - Frank Krasnowsky Province. VIOLmCE - Last mont1 NPR and KRAB NEWS 8:00 VINTAGE Jfo.Zl - Hal Sherlock 7:3fl WAR RESlqERS LEAGUE NORTIIHEST brough t you "Conflress and the Medi a," 9:00 HOW TO AVOID THAT SCRE~IED FEELING This prograJ11 will brina interviews, BUT '!OU NEVER THOUGHT THAT THE VAST HASTELN!D Eow to deal with the transportation rliscussions, literature, inforlJ1ation, and MADE YOU '/IOLENT, WELL, ACCORDING TO problem •••• participate on 325-51''). commentary about effort s affirming life THE HOUSE, IT DO~S. BUT, ON THE OTHEP 9: 30 THE WINDOH Robi n I ron and Fe 1 i x Graham and non-violent methods of saying no flAND, IT DOES ~I'T .. . ??? HEAR THE PEOPLE are the on ly pati ents ina small hospita 1 to wa r and the mil ita ry. ~Jith Ir ' ~1i n THAT REPRESENT YOU TELL YOU WHAT YOU ward. They are both bored, and Robin Hogena uer, commenta tor-coordi na tor. SHOULD OR SHOULDN'T SEE ••• persuades Felix to recount to him the 8 :00 THE CONCEPT AND UNDERSTAN DIN G OF PROMISES 3:30 SA RANGI AND TABLA - Short raaas featurinc day to day happenings in the street out­ Adrian Siealer, .of the Philosophy Deot. Ram Narayan and Pandit Chatur La 1. . side the window, through which only Felix 0"" the l'. of H., speaks on the concep t 4:00 CO NGR ESS AND THE MEDIP, (PART THREE) can see. The occupants of the shabby of promises kept and promises broken. In this wee ks episode, the House calls little house he describes become their 8:30 SCIENCE-FtCTION THEATRE AT THE POST for stage make-up as they dec i de that daily companions and necessary to Robin's An unworldly race is attemptlnq to learn T.V. mi~ht be good for the government, existance and sanity. Rut Felix develops everything .there is to know about the and good for the people • .• partly due heart trouble and the daily accounts human race. in order to preserve this to the fact that some ~xposure is better are a strain for him. Robin, envious knOl'/ledae aqainst ~1 ankinds ultimate than none a t a' 1 . Bes ides, '1110 woul d dec1 de of Felix' Ifantage point, thinks of taking self-destruction. To do so, they recruit what people wo uld see, and what they over the bed when it's vacated •••• Vii 11 i ng humans who appear to (Jo crazy woul dn' t. 10 :00 SPECTRUt'l - Carlos Hagen and talk to themselves. Ori ginally played 4: 30 OEUT ~ CHEq DEt10KRATISCHER RU~.;oFU 'I K ' 1 :00 ROSI{E LL on X r~inus One on NRC. f: ammerorc:lester-Konzert vo~ 12 .i~ a i 1963 9:00 THE PEANUT SPECIAL - t1ike Toennessen aus dem Apollo-Saal der Deut sc ~ i en Staatsoper 12:00 PATCH!, ORf~ - Patchman wearino one blue Berlin. "Sin fonie Nr. 45 fis-rloll" suede shoe on each p.~r. - -Abschiedssinfonie- Komponist : Joseph Friday 9 Haydn 5:')0 THE GOON SHO~' -Napoleon ' s Piano The story starts ln the bad old days .•. 6:30 EARLIE MUSICKE - Randy McCarty Sunday JJ it was early one mornin" - breakfast 10:00 EARTH r'1USIC - Jim Para dis had just been served in the ~ lanor, and 11 :55 PROGRA~l NOTES Neddie stood by the \'lindow, lookin~ in. 12:00 SPECTRUM - Carlos Hagen 9:']0 YESTERDAY,) SUNSHINE - Elfed Parry He spied the newpaper, wherin appearee 1 :00 THIRTEEN CL OCKS : PART TWO OF THE THURBER 1: 00 JAZZ FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON - Bob G~/ynne an advertizement placed by Moriarty FANTASY- fl, lyri ca 1, comi ca 1 fantasy by 4:00 r-10DERt-: ETHIOPIA: OCC IJPATION AND REVOL UTIDrr asking someone to move a piano from one James Thurber, in ""our parts. This is In this final program of the series, Jim - room to another. · rleddie agreed to do the story of t he mean duke ~/ho is a h/ays Paradis examines the hi story 0 .0 the Italian so for 25 pO'jnds, on ly to di scover that cold and wears ve~vet gloves with jewels Occupation as well as aspects of the attempte ~ tile rooms were in t~/O separate continents! all t1e time and thinks up devious ways 1960 Coup d'etilt, lerl by r'lenqistu and Girr.lilme 5:30 PACIFIC T',jRES HOLD - Burt Hebb of being devious. And the story of the !Ieway. Nationalistic sonos are featured in rag-tag minstrel who is really a prince this final oro'1ram of a series of four 6 :00 DUKE ELLIilGTON - Pia~o Cuets by in disquise, trying to Vlin the hand musical documentaries. Ell ington and Bi lly Strayhorn. 6: 55 PP.() GRA"I I/oTES of Sa ra 1inda, daughter of the du~

6 30 EARLI::: l"lISTCr-1.: - Randy r~Carty 9:00 GOVERNMENT VS. RESPONSIBILITY - , 6 30 EARLIE ~lISrr:KE - Randy McCarty 10 00 EMTH tlUr:IC Commenta ry by members of The ~ohn B~ rch 10 00 . EARTH MUSIC - Jeff Fol'ette Society. Host John McDonald lntervlews 11 55 PRORRAM '!OrES 11 55 PROGRAr1 NOTES 12 00 DR. ISSAC ASHlO'J- "UTOPIAN CHArIGI':" Bob Newell, a speaker at the JBS Summer 12 00 \·rmwl POI'/ER - Ch ri s Bos€- r'tore o~ nl~ sci -fi 'lreat ann ?oston Uni vers ity Camp at Lake Henatchee'. Discussed are l ... omen and the arts. Producect by Chri s Eose. I)rofessor addresses the hazy future in definitions of Americanism, Progress, his own sch01arly ant; humorous fashio'l. Republ i c, Democracy, and others. 1 :00 THE ! ,!0~1I\.N' S SlJRVIVAL KIT - The Lesbian Feminist Radio Collective - Feminist Prorluced by f!PR. 9:30 HAYDN - Concerto No.2 in C major for Music and Soci al cOfTll'1f)ntary. Includes 1 :00 SPONTAr:EO RADCO - Lei la Gor!J1'liI1l Organ, Strinqs. , and Ti~pani., 3:00 TELEVISIOt. NID VIOlDICE. Part Tllo PerfortTed by OrClanist E. Power BIggs wlth an interviel~ .wjth feJ11inist p1aywriqht Gloria Albee a discussion of the Coalition Hhen vou \~atch Saturday morning cartoons, the Columia Symphony Orchestra conducted of Labor Uni~n '!lomen and an interwiew do you ha ve ?. s tran(]e urae to murder and by Zoltan Rozsnyai, C.P.E. BACH - ki 11? Accordinr. to the ~overnment, yo~ Harpsichord Concerto in D minor. Per­ ~rj th '\!oJ11en from the Out flow Pro(lram at Purdy Prison. wi 11 feel that way, but the witnesses formed by Harpsichordist Gustav Leonhardt 4:00 SPONTArIEOUS GENERATION shout"No!" with The Collegium Aureum. 3:30 BUXTEHUDE - Suite in C minor for Baroque 10 :00 SPECTRUr~ - Carlos Ha(len 5:00 VINTAGE ROCK - Gl'eon !!hitcomb ~ 6: 00 J FAN SHEPHERD . Lute. Perfo rITe rl ':1y Halter Gerwig. J.S. 11 :00 ROSHELL 6:S5 PROGRAM rlOTES Bach -' Cantata for the Feast in Celebration 7:00 TO RE ANNOUNCED of the PIJrificatio!1 of the Vir(1in. 7:30 "I,/HAT'S GOING DQ!,IN" - Flo Hare hosts. Performed by the r:oncentus t1usicus of Vienna Friday 16 3:00 COUNTRY FIDDLING - Frank Ferrel conducted by r!ikolaus fJarnoncClurt with 9:00 CHINESE RArHO - Produced in Cantonese by Soloists of the Viennese B,)ys Choir; Kl!rt 6:30 EARLIE t1USICKE - Randy McCarty Euoene La i and the Chi nese Medi a [quiluz, tenor; r~ax van [nmond, bass. 10:00 EARTH MUSIC - Jim Paradis Committp.e. 4:00 COtlGRESS MID THE t~EDIA (Part Four) 11 : 55 PROGRAM tlOTES Last in a series of 100ks into the J11e~ia 10:00 FILIPINO VOICES 12: 00 SPECTRU~1 - Ca r los Hagen 11:00 SPAGHETTINI - l.eila Gorbrnal1 hearings held last ~linter in the House. 1:00 THIRTEEN CLOCKS: PART THREE OF THE THURGER The first in media r~lated hearinas; the FArITASY - A lyrical, comical fantasy by conclusions. James Thurber, in four parts. This is 5:/J0 GOON SHOH - "TIle J\f"ai r of the Lone 'lanana" the story of the mean duke who is always The centr~.l r.haracter in the story is younq cold and wars velvet qloves with jewels Tuesday 13 Fred Nurk, His "ather. Lord Marx, made all the time and thinks up devious ways a "ortune from the laundry busfness, Ilho of bein(l devious. And the story of the hasn't heard of Laundry !·1arx? F"ed has rag-tag minstrel who is really a prince 6:30 EPRLIE MUSICKE - Pandy '·1cCarty vanished, dnd ~Ie finr1 investi9atinq tlJe 10:00 EARTH MUSIC - in di snuise, .trying to win the hand di sappearance is InspectOl" Ner:!di e Sea !loon • of Saralinda, daughter of the duke. 11 :55 PROGRNI NOTES 5: 30 PACIFIC TKRES/IOLD- P.urt Pe bb Produced by KPFA, with Mike Ti(lar and 12:00 THE BEND IN THE RIVER COUNCIL - This 6:00 SCNIDINAIJIAN ~USIC - Carla ~lulfsberCl David Elster, Spring, Kp.n Kesey with Sprin~~ieln 6: 55 PROGRAII tWTES 1:30 GOTHIC AND RENAISSANCE DANCES performed accompanists organized an I)reqon futures 7:00 TO FlE AN'WlJNCED by The Vienna Renaissance Players. town counci 1.. Open meetinCjs were he' ci 7:30 INDOCHINA REPORT - Dave Chaddock I~orks by f. De la Torre, Jean Le Grand in Philomath. Salem. rledford, etc., and 8:00 ROrr~T GARFIAS and anon. . deleqates ~Iere electerl. !Iayne !'orse. Pao : o 9:30 fl/lllQUE tlIGHT - Jazz music of the ~Ieek. 2 :00 THE DEVELOPMENT DF MODERN JAZZ DRUI·1MING Soleri, Paul Krassner, Bio Nurse and Interviei~s wi th jazz perforJ11ers current~y \'Iendell Berry 11ere invited. They all In the last program of this series Bob appearin(l at the Pioneer Ran'lue in Pioneer Gwynne explains free drummina, rock influences, met at Bend, the July 4th Vlep.k~nd. John Square, inr.ludim) such luminilries a ~ Clad:son reports. latin and African influences on current r~nnnnball /ldcterly, Stan Getz, Shelley concepts of jazz percussion. 1 :00 FRANCOIS COI'PERIN - Tri 0 Sonata L' Astree. Manne, Dizzy Gillespe and les ~kCilnn. Performed by the Jean-Louis Petit 3:00 SEATTLE FOLKLORE SOCIETY CONCERT - Produced fJy /lob and r,ruce. The music of Sam "Liahtninq" Hopkins is instruJ11ental ensemble. G. F. Handel- ~J ater 1'1:00 POET SANDHICfl - Joe flue~r well-known to more than just the average '~usic. The co mp l ete suites in D and F. 11 :()O 7HE HA~" RJl.DIO HOt:RS- "Absolutely tile blues buff. Lightning, like so ma~y ot~er Performed on authentic period instrumerts i.Jest shoH on raio ... " Ne\·;spea:'.. by La Gra'lde Ecurie and La C~ambre du Roy black b'lues musicians, qrew up mak~n(l hlS conducted by Jean-Claurle f·1a 1 (Joi reo way playinn on street corners and ln bars •. 2:00 "JUST HO"I DO WE FEED THESE PEOPlE. •• " lhursday 15 He beqan recordinq in the 1930's and again urI rranK Kayr.1ona speaKlna to ,ne suDJect after the Depre?sign i!nQ H,W,H, tn!l l!!tt!lr beino almost continuous to present. His of the turlf1ies of the future and 11'1et we 6:30 EARLIF. r'1USrCKE - Randy rkCarty wi 11 use to fi 11 them. /l,re you eneray auitar style is typical of that of East 10:00 EARTH ~ll1SIC - Cl1lre Conracl aware? This progran contains some interest­ Texas while his n'aterial is usually 11: 55 FROr,R/I~i nOTES ori(linal. Mike Russo, who will be ing facts and fi~ures 011 just how we Vlill 1::!: 00 DR, [(:I·/ARr: TEl.l. ER: THE LEGACY CF make it to the year 2000. featured on a "uture prooram, introduces HI ROSH r'A - l'llie 1eat' phys j ci s t Dr, Erjwa rd 3 :00 FOLK MUSIC AND BERNSTEIN - "t~exi co" - Lightning, Producect by Darrell 1·1d1ichael. Teller discusses his book of t~e same name 4:30 lOUISE - The heroine Of one of H. A look at the diversity of cultural ele­ in a [lerkeley, Ca lif. spe2c:h on Fe':l. 27, me~ts in Mexico's traditional music 1 jfe. Somerset r1auaham's witty, skilfully-told i962. 'Ait!l panel discussion in cluding stories, the beautiful Louise has spent The Indian and Spanish influencp.s are J)3Vic Perlman, ,John F, Al len, iln(1 George traced briefly in this proQram,. By her life blackrnailinq people into doinn Pushek. wha t she wants by means of her franil e etholTlusicoloqist :1urry Bernstein, 1 :UO SPONTANEO RADEO - Clare Conrad 4:00 THE OVERCOAT - A radi 0 pl ay adaptati on charm and her perpetual appeals Of not 3:00 RICHARD NIXON VS. UNITED STATES AND havinq lonn to live, Only one man sees of the (jr'irn story of social sufferin(l UNITED STATES VS. RICHARD NIXON, Part one. and cruelty hy IHcolai Goqol. Produced throu9h her - or thinks he does, Adapted by the RPC. As Vie move into the days of impeachments, for radio by the BRC . KFPK has done what thousands ha ve wanter:! S :O() TO BE ANNOliNCED 4: ~O TO BE AtIIlt'UNCED to r:!o, but vlere a frai d to try ••. turned 5:00 REPO~T TO THE lISTENER - R~port on HaterClate into a play! That's rinht, folks 5: 30 lOl4ER INCOME AND THE LQI'I ER END CONSUMER station operations, financial crisis, , .. we present the first part of a recreation Residents and members of Camp Consumer programminq changes, pl~as for help, etc. of ar~uments presented before the Supreme Affairs discuss the varied and frequent \lith Operations t"anaCjer Chuck Reinsch, Court by leon Jaworski for the people, problems of the lower income consumer, Anr:! a report on pro(lralTl chanoes and rea(~er James St. Clair for the President. These who isn't down, but is bein(l left out response by Lena Gorbn1cn and/or Tom arguments took place oriqinally on . because of their incoJ11es and their place Re rghan, Pro~ram co-Di rectors. July 8 of this year. Actors: Harris Ulln, in consumer-oriented America. Find out 5:30 RADIO I:?TWN I - The First of a new '

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8 00 t10RNING tfUSIC - Jeff Follette 6 30 EARLIE t·1USICKE - Randy McCarty . 1 00 EARTH MUSIC - Paul Kaine 10 00 EARTH MUSIC - Jeff Follette 4 ~O KING BISCUIT TIME - Steve Patterson and 11 55 PROGRAM NOTES Jack Cook 12 00 WOMAN POWER - Chris Bose - More on 6:00 FIU1S - Dick Jameson and .Kathleen I~urphy women and health care. Produced by 6: 15 HORlD OF BOOKS . Chris Bose. 6:30 ONLY ONE EARTH, part nineteen. The Radio 1 :00 THE 14m1AN' S SURVIVAL KIT - The lesbian :, Canada Internati on documentary team takes Feminist Radio Collective - This week: their project to the Upsala region and "FeminisM at work in Yakima;" plus a interviews its planning director to look at ~lOmen's spirituality; and. a round­ illustrate "The Livinq Environment, tab le di scuss i on on lesbi an re la ti onshi ps. Swedish StYle." t1usic, of course!! Produced by the 7:00 ARABIC MUSIC - Dawod Sweilem lesbian Feminist Radio Collective. 8 :00 THE IJREAI'1S - A b ri 11 i ant electron i c 4:00 SPONTANEOUS GENERATION production, using the voices of people 5 :00 VINTAGE ROCK - Gregg Hhitcomb describinq their dreams. music and tape 6:00 JEAN SHEPHERD tricks to extablish the familiar and often­ 6:55 PROGRAM NOTES ~riqhtening surreality of the dream. l:OO TO BE ANNOUNCED Produced by the BBC. - l:30 "I~HAT' S GOING DOtlN" - Flo Hare • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • H:30 SCIENCE-FICTION THEATRE "A Hind Is Risinq" .8:00 OLD TU1E r·1USIC - Carol and Bob \'Ialler 3:30 RELAXATION EXERCISES - You ·are guided into Ori gi na TTy played on NBC's X Mi n us One . 9:00 CHINESE RADIO - Produced in Cantonese by relaxation by Ronald Croda, M.S:H. You in the 1950's, this is a tale of an Euqene Lai and . the Chinese Media Committee. will need a comfortable chair with arm exploratory team on a a distant planet 10:00 HEADING FOR BETTER TIJ.1ES - Howard Hays rest and a room with no distractions for who encounter resentment from the natives For those wh·o can't make it to the Cotton 40 minutes ... and incredibly high winds. Club, The Trianon Ballroom, or The Glen 4:10 RAGA DURGA - Himen9shu Biswas. flute. and 9:00 THE PEANUT SPECIAL - Mike Toennessen Island Casino, danceable rhythms are brought Dulal Roy. Jaltaranq. 12 :00 PATCHWORK to you over the air waves by Howard W. Hays. 4:30 ESCAPE FKO : ~ -'-ANl,iER - A BBC drama. Jack 11:00 SPRING CLEANING - Bill Weaver Harris, who has escaped to Tangier wi th '00,000 Pounds after robbing a bank, is appr·:>ached by two men w~o warn him of Sunday 18 Tuesday 20 possible extradition proceedings. They oFer to help him escape to South America for half his loot. 9:00 YESTERDAYS SUNSHINE - Elfed Parry 6:30 EARLIE MUSICKE - Randy ~1cCarty 5:00 TO BE ANNO~NCED 1:00 JAZZ FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON - Michele 10 :00 EARTH t1USIC 5:30 PHO;OGRAPHICA - Pictorial controls: Roseman 11:55 PROGRAM NOTES composition. timinqlight, motion, depth. 4:00 MUS'IC OF INDIA - Shantha Benegal 12:00 DICK GREGORY - Dick Gregory believes Beyond snapshots. Succulent cOlllnents, 6:00 P.L. FORUr1 - Commentary by the Proqressive that some of our present problems are sumptuous tidbits, indulge .•... camera labor Party. but harbingers of troubles to come. A sutra with Jim Hood. 6:30 EVENING CONCERT - LISTEN TO THE SILENCE. pointed speech. delivered with style. 6:00 TURKISH MUSIC - Ali San by George Russell. Recorded at Konnsberg from NPR. 6 :55 PROGRJl,M NOTES Church, NO~lay in 1971. Arn_uv Heqstad, 1 :00 NEI40RLEANS SUITE - Dilie El1inton's New ? :00 TO BE ;,N'WUNCED conductor; chorus of r1usikk Konservatoriet Orleans Suite is followed by rare lOUTs 7:30 HOI'EN EVERYEHERE - Lesbian Feminist Radio of Oslo; Dan Windham, bass 1010ist. (concept Armstronn selections to fill out the hour. 002) Collective- A spec.ial interview on Horren (Atlantic 1580 and Trip JTX-Z) in Chili. Produced by the Lesbian Feminist 7:30 VOICES - Produced by Andy Garrison. lociiI.l 2:00 THE PROXIES - Suppose that machines could Radio tol1ect~ve. Public Af~airs; sometimes light, sometimes really think. anrl suppose that one day 8:00 BALTIC'S BOP STOP with national implications. Diverse they had it in their power to make decisions 9: 30 FOLK SONGS OF AZERflAIJAN - Sun~ by AshuCj subjects weekly. for theMselves ... this BBC drama will oive Panaklu. accompanyinq himself on the saaz, 8:00 C.G. JUNG: LIFE AND CONCEPTS Tonight a you a clue as to what might happen. . with dU1u ck and buben. Also, Ashug [leqlyar Jungian surprise, with Hendy Scho~ield. 2:30 FOLK t1USIC ArlO BERSTIEN - Ilusic of the singing and playing with a folk instrumental 9:00 lHE ROBOTNOR HOURS - Raymond Serebrin Outback: Australia - Son9s of hUMor. trio. 11:00 STUMP CITY - Je~ Jaisu~ - The World's Most occupation, and transportation from the Obscure Rock Star is probably in lA hyping 10:00 NO, YOU! - Joe Cain Bush of a Most remarkable continent are 11:00 DANZL'S FANZL'S - Gary Danzl hi3 r@cord; but just in case he isn't. presented, in this set-ies ..ceatw-infl ethno­ you can 'f ind him here hyping his groupies •. musicolonist ~1urray Bernstein.

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6 30 EAHLIE MUSICKE - Randy McCa rty 800 'IOP.NING MUSIC - Jeff Follette 10 00 EARTH MUSIC - Clare Conrad 1 ()O EARTH MUSIC - Paul Kaine 11 55 PROGRMI NOTES /I 00 KING :nSCUIT TIME - Jack Cook and Steve l? 00 MARIJUANA - Grass and anti-arass factions Patterson clash in Minnesota hearings on a bill to 6:00 FILMS - Dick Jarres,on and Kathleen Murphy decrir:1inalize marijuana in that state. 6: 15 '~ORLD OF ROOKS 1:00 SPONTANEO RADE0 - Clare Conrad 6:30 ONLY ONE EARTH, Part Twenty 3 :1)0 ALEXANDER'S FEAST, or 1he PO\~er of i·lus i ck. A summary of the views of Environment Forum Ilritten in Honour of St. Cecilia by Mr. in distinct OPPOSition to the united ' John Dryden, set to musi ck by t~r. G.F. Nations Conference and its value is the Hande 1. Performed by the Ori ana Concert subject of the next-to-last installment Choi r and Orchestra conducted by Al fred in the long series by Racio Canada Inter­ Deller. Soloists are: Honor Sheppard, national on politics and its e.cfect on soprano; t~ax ~'orthley, tenor; Maurice Bevan, environmental issues. bass. 7:00 t11lSIC FRDr1 THE IrIDIAN 9ESEPT - Folk music 4:30 CLAM CITY GUIDE ROOK - Antiy Garrison of th·"! L?,nqas, mtlS i cians hi red to perform 6:00 EARLY 81l.ROOIlE r~USIC OF ITALY. The New at social aatherinqs in neinhborino vi:laaes York Pro r'~usica perfoms music of t10nteverdi, in the desert of Rajasthan. · " Frescobalcji, lurini and Girolamo dalla 7:30 HAR R~SISTERS LEAGUE NORTHI'IEST - This Cassa. proqran will iJrinCj intervie~ls, discllssiors, 6 :55 PROGRAr1 NOTES literature, inforration, and cOl'lmentary 7 :00 TO BE ANNOUNCED about efforts aHirmina life and non-violent 7:30 BULK: rHE INFORMATION t4ARS - COo.lputers methods of sayino no to war and the military. and bUlk in.cormaticn are on the brink of \'lith Irwin Ho~enalJer, commentator-coordinator. 90inO ollt of control. Under present data 8:00 DEUTSCHER DnlOKRP,TISCHER Rl'NDFUNI( - systems with in the law en.corcement and Kaf11!11erorchester-Konzert vom 12.Mai 1963 ,Wednesday 21 financial communities alone foll~~ a aus clem Apollo-Saal der Deutschen Staatscper person around no matter what they do, vlhere rlerlin. "Don Quichote" Suite Komponist: 6 30 EARLIE t1USICKE - Randy t~cCarty they go, you too can be followed ...• Bu~k GeorCj Phi Lipp Te lemann. 10 00 EARTH ~USIC information, used without proper safeouards 3:30 SCIENCE-FICTIO'l fHEAlRE - "~arrionette5, Inc." 11 55 PROGRAM NOTES can be damaoing to your Li.ce, job, and Ray 3 radhury' s class i c s tory about a ti me 12 00 THE NEXT PHASE IN FOREIGN POLICY: THE USSR 'lilppiness ,i'ust because a cOinputor card in the near future when one can bUlld androids, Richard Pearl, defense and foreign affairs was improperly punched. Produced by KRAB tlews. mechanical people that an: jn c' i~t:nal1is :1uble aide to Senator Henry Jackson, discusses 8:00 CLASSIC JAZZ - Mike Duffy to ii 11 appearances from tho] r l1uman"moj,='s ConCjressional attitudes to\'lc.rd the admin­ 9:00 NIKKI GIOVANNI AT SEATTLE CENTRAL COWlllNITY - 1nd ta~2 out hostilities on the~. istration's proposed Soviet trade bi 11 COLLEGE - Ni kki Gi ovanni, recorded May ~?:(j0 rHE PEANUT SP~CIAL - !1ike Toennessen and Russian domestic policy, especially 28, 1974, in Seattle, raps ahout the SLA, 12:0U PATCHHCR" reqarding emmi qrati on, \~ith two other President Nixon and the impeachment pro­ "Sovietologists". Taped in t1arch of this ceedi nos. She reads vii th feel i no severa 1 year. the question ~.as yet to be reso' ved, of her' poems: CONVERSATION, LIKE A RIPPLE bu: has surfaced with criticisms between ON A POND, 14INTER POND, THE flUTTE~rLIES, Sunday Jackson aild Sec. of State Kissinoer. "I WAS HORN IN THE CONGO •.. ", amona others. 25 1:00 SPONTANEO RADEO - Leila GorbMan ' 10 :00 SPECTRUi'l - Carlos Haoen 11: 00 ROS!IELL ' 3:00 CONGR':SS AND THE t1EllIA: TELEVISION AND 9UJO YfSTERDAYS S'JNSHlNE - :='1fe <' °aY'I')' VIOLENCE. Part Three - Are you a composi tf'! t> : :00 JAn' FOR A :;:JNGJlY AtTERNOON - ~o: G\1ynne T. V. "vio'lent"? If you are you shoUld 4:00 PORTUGAL IN AFRICA: THE FINAL HOUR. be a 8 year old with a 12 year old n~ntality Discussion of the history and nature of that earns between 8,000 and $10.000 3 the Portuaese involvement in Africa; the year, wn two cars. drink, have a wife political factors in Portugal which cul­ and two kids, a blue collar job, own one Friday 23 minated in the April, 1974, revolution; or more firearms, use druCjs, vJatch cartoons, the ultimate effects of the Portuqese T.V. movies, hate ar.imals. and are a police­ withdrawal from Africa. Featured' Cjuest man for a major metropolitan area ... all 6:30 EARLIE "IUSICKE - Randy ~kCarty is Mr. JerelTlY Boultbee, a Canadian Journalist on T.V. and violence, from NPR, and KRAB-FM News. who, as a member of the Kinq's African 3:45 J.S. gACH - Sonata in G minor for viola 10 :00 EARTH MUSIC - Jim Paradis 11: 55 PROGRAM NOTES Rifles in Kenya, and a frequent viSitor da Garoa and Harpsichord. Perforl')ed by to Portugal adds personal insioht and ex­ '12:00 SPECTRut,I - Carlos ~aoen Hikolaus Harnoncourt, Vio;a da Gamba and 1 :00 lHIRTEf': N CLOCKS: PART FOUR OF THE THl'R?,ER perience to discussion. Produced by Jim Herbert Tachezi. harpsichord. Paradis and Chuck Reinsch FANTASY - A lyrical, comical f(1ntB§Y by e,:uu SIUDIO DER ~KUHtN I"USIK per"orm 2') ;iecer 5 :00 A DECADE- OF JAZZ-1949=i959 from the medieval manuscript "Carmina Burana." .1al1'es Thurber, in four parts. This is t~p. story of the rrean dU'(A who is always Selections from the Bluenote Archives: 5:00 GOON SHOri- "The HhistHnq Spy EniCjma" - Bud Powell, t~onk, Cl ifford Brown. Cotrane Captain Harry Seagoon receives a messaoe cold and wars velvet qloves with jewe Is all the tine and thinks Ull devious ways Rollins, and rreny more. (RN-LA-159-G2) , by carrier piqeon, written in a disouised 6:00 t1ALE SEXUALITY: An exploration, from the voice. He qoeS to Gryppe­ of bei no devi OIlS. And the s tory of the Lance-Bri~adeer rao-tao minstrel vlho is reany a prince multiple view~oints of bi-, homo-, and pype Thynne, who has specially selected hetero-sexua 11 ty. Produced by the t,Ien' s him for a specially danGerous mission. in di squi se, tryi nr:! to wi n the hand of Sara linda, dauohter of the duke. Resource Center of Seattle. He is to Cjo to ~unqary by way of Budapest ... 7:00 SHAKUHACHI - t~usi c of the Japanese bamboo the reason: durinG the last 18 months ProC:uced by I(PFA, wi:h tiike Tioar and David Elster. fl ute. throuohout the civ'lized ~Iorld an :1 in America, 7:30 VOICES - Produced by Andy Garrison British prestige has fallen very low •.. 1 :30 LOlP,S-CLAUDE DAQUm (1694-1772) - Book of Noe 1s for Oraan performed by Have your a ffai r in Seattle. Voi ces. because of one thi ng: the defeat by the 8:00 ZOUNDS - Irene Drennan Hungarian Football Teal'). He is asked to E. Power Rioos. - 2:00 LAtlCELOT Atlb THE LADY - A dralliati::ation 8:30 NOUBA RASD (ALGERIAN SUITE) - Sunq by 00 and sabatoge the team ~or the rematch. of the b"!st kno~m Arth';rian lecends Khaznj i, with Arab orchestra. in Operation "Explodable Root." 9:00 THE ROBOTNOR HOURS - Raymond Serebrin 5: 30 PACI FIC THRESHOLD - Rurt t·lebb produced by the Australian flroadcastino Commi Ss i·on. 11 :00 STUHP CITY - Jef Jaisun - The Stump 6 :00 SING Mr A SONG OF SIJNGMY - A fantasy for celebrates the 400th anniversary of the electromaCjnetic tape. composed and realized 3:00 THE FOLKSHOH - Phil Andrus 6:00 FLAMENCO Y SUS ESTILLOt-/ - Allen Yon'le invention of the chain saw. Dr~o him by I1han t~imaroqlu. Featurino Freddie - 6: 55 PROGRAM ~lOTES across your loq. ' Hubba rd and hi s · qui ntet, wi th - reciters, 7:00 APT IS ALL OVER chorus, strin~ orchestra, hammond orCjan, synthesized and processed sound, and poetry 8:00 Dm1ENICO CIMAROSA - Sonatas for harpSichord of Fazil Husnu [)a(11arca. Selections include: performed by Rohert '/eyron- Lacroi x. Threnody for Sharon Tate, This is Combat, 8:10 HURRY UP, IT'S m ,lE TO DIE: POETRY I know, and What a Good Time for a Kent Anne Sexton's poem of penises o.nd peanut butter, vodka anti milk. Read by Leila Monday 26 State. Also, two selections by THE JAZZ Gorbman and Je-"f Gray. Flute accO!l1pan;rrent COMPOSER'S ORCHESTR~ - Music composed and by Jeff Gray. directed by ~'ii chael Mantler. Selecti ons 6:30 EARLIE ~1USICKE - Randy tkCarty include Communication #9, featurino 8:30 LATIN Ur::,HT - Inner-city Latil"-Afro, from 10:00 EARTH MUSIC - Jeff Follette soloist Roswell Rudd, and Preview,with the vicinity of Harlem River Drive. \>lith 11:55 PROGRAM NOTES Pharoah Sande'rs, tenor solo. Robert Orl ando. 12:00 WOMAN POWER - Chris Bos~ 6:55 PROGRAM NOTES 9:30 K'1RF'S JOKE - Jeff follette 1 :00 THE vIDr4AN'S SURVIVAL KIT - The Lesbi an 7 :00 TO E'E' ANNOUNCED 11 :00 USA FOR REGINNERS - Davi ci Johnson Feminist Radio Collective - The show will 7:30 MIDDLE EAST REPORT - Produced by Adli QlJdsiq 2 :00 \~I\TERGATE HOLLO\~ feature local women musicians and writers and the Radical Arab-Jewish Alliance. 14ith little or no fanfare, KRA'3 is performinq and discussinq their work. 8:00 ROBERT GARFIAS ashamed to present the senii -annua 1 Produced by the Lesbian Feminist Radio 9:30 BANQUE NIGHT - Jazz Music of the wAek. T\~i~~~h~ of the Gods and lighter th;1n Collective. Fancy interviews with fancy jazz stars elVl. ~lghts Fair. .loin thousands and 3 :00 NORTH SEATTLE CDr1MUN ITY COLLEGE RAP SESSION currently appearin(1 at the Pioneer Banque come tO'le ther \,Hh such fri en ds we've One Hour - A live rap ~roup discussion in Pioneer Square. Fancy stars that oet gl"o'110 to love; Smilin' John Erhlic~flan, by women just cominq into the movement. interviewed include Cannonball Adderly, "Qr~erly" H.~. "CDR" Hal~eman. Tip a few 4:00 SPONTANEOUS GENERATION She ll.ey Manne, Stan Getz. Di zzy Gill espi e s tel ns and ,; 1 nq-a -1 onq ~Il th John & (job! 5:00 VINTAGE ROCK - Gregg 11hitcomb and Les McC,ann. (80~ o~ alto IRS inve3tigation, John on 6:00 .JEAN SHEPHERD 10:00 KOREAN TRADITIONAL ~USIC lock plcks, backed by that ne~1 Latin Bdnd 6:55 PROGRAM NOTES 10:00 THE ADULTEROUS WorlAN - A short storv "E. Howa rd Hunt 1\ the \.Ihitehouse Pl unbers! 7:00 TO RE ANNOUNCED of a woman's inner-feelinos as she - Garanteed to 'e a total suprise Wit:1 the 7:30 "WHAT ' S GOING OOHN" - Flo Hare travels with her husband throuoh Arabian new Secret Vers i on Of the Unedited Hhite­ 8:00 COUNTRY FIDDLING - Frank Ferrel lands. By Albert Camus. Read by Jan Dawson house Tapes fro~ the Closet Just off the 9:00 CHINESE RADIO - Produced in Cantonese by at KPFK. Ova 1 Off;:.e. Eugene Lai and the Chinese Media Committee. 11.:00 THE HMI RADIO HOl!RS - "AbsollJt"ly the 10:00 FILIPINO VOICES 11:00 SPAGHETTINI - Leila Gorbman worst shml on radio ••• II ' Time. Tuesday 27 Wednesday 28 Friday 30

6 30 EARLIE MUSICKE - Randy McCarty 6 30 EARLIE MUSICKE - Randy McCar,ty 5 30 EARLIE MUSICKE - Randy McCarty 10 00 EARTH MUSIC 10 00 EARTH MUSIC 10 00 EARTH MUSIC - Jim Paradis 11 55 PROGRAM NOTES 11 55 PROGRAM NOTES 11 55 PROGRAM NOTES 12 00 MARVEL COMICS--STAN LEE - President of 12 00 TRIDENT: The Issues and a search for the 12 00 SPECTRUM - Carlos Hagen Marvel Comics, Stan Lee, talks about answers to current developments. Produced 1 00 FOLK MUSIC AND BERNSTEIN - Fold Music heroes with athlete's foot, the comi c book by Bruce Shapiro. of Geordies. with ethnomusicologist. code, and the positive value of comics. 1:00 SPONTANEO RADEO - Leila Gorbman Murray Bernstein. From NPR. 3:00 TELEVISION AND VIOLENCE, Part Four - If 2:00 SECULAR MUSIC circa 1300 - The Early! 1:00 CIRCLE-PARIS CONCERT - Anthony Braxton, you've followed the series, you've learned Music Quartet performs music from the Chick Corea, David Holland, Barry Altshul that you hate everyone. and have violent medieval manuscript "Libre Vermell." Also recorded in February of 1971, shortly before tendencies •.• Just because you watch tele­ dances and vocal music of the middle ages. the group broke up here in Seattle. vision •••• A preview of a bland media orgy 3:00 SEATTLE FOLKLORE SOCIETY CONCERT - (ECM 1018/19) with the Congress and their neW-found friends Growing up in Grayson County, Virginia. 2:00 LESBIAN-FEMINIST DIALOGUE - The Lesbian­ the "Media" .... whoever they are ... Kilby Snow began playing autoharp nearly Feminist dialoQue occured at Columbia 3:30 MUSIC SPECIAL - Handel - "Aci. Galatea sixty-four years ago. In his native hills. University in New York, December 16, 1972. E Polifemo" Serenata for Voices and Orchestra, the autoharp has been a popular and versatile The program includes speeches by members Lionel Salter, Conductor. folk instrument. Kilby plays not only of N.Y. Radical Feminists; Jill Johnston, 5:00 GOON SHOW "The Mummified Priest" - Egypt. the tradi ti oria 1 autoharp favori tes but well-known columnist for the "Villaqe Voice;" golden Egypt - land of the monolithic pyramids ••• complex beakdowns and contemporary country and Gloria Steinem. Egypt ••• where yesteryears thousand ghosts and bluegrass as well as original compositions. 3:00 FLOWERS OF EVIL - An electronic setting live on until tomorrow's morrow ••• Ah, His style is quite unique in ,that he plays of the poems of Charles Baudelaire, com... , Egypt,thou house of locked secrets •.. an outstanding performer ~f- oldtime music. posed and realized by Ruth White. NATTMARA Thou all-mother .•• thou Pheonix •.• For You'll be hearing more ffom Mike on future op. 56 - Electronic phantasmagoria composed those who would dabble in the mystic occult programs. 'Produced by Darrell Mc Mi chae 1. by Ra 1ph Lunds ten. YU KO - "Song of the ... in 1899, Neddie Seagoon, studyino at 5:30 THE LOWER INCOME AND THE L0\4ER END CONSUMER Fisherman," composed by Chou Wen:"Chung, Cambridge, undertakes a strange expedition. Poverty, as a life and lifestyle has many featuring the Group for Contemporary Music 5:30 PACIFIC THRESHOLD - Burt Webb problems and hardships ••• one of the hard­ at Colu'mbia University, conducted by Harvey 6:00 SCANDINAVIAN MUSIC - Carla Wulfsberg ships most easily overlooked in the attempt So 11 berger. 6:55 PROGRAM NOTES to "help out" is consumer problems for 4:00 AFRICAN JAZZ - Huoh Masekela and Birigwa, 7:00 TO BE ANNOUNCED the lower income consumer. But, people and U9andan, approach jazz and rock from 7:30 COMMENTARY - Seattle Black Panther Party are learning to deal with it: members a traditional African point of view, making 8:00 ROBERT GARFIAS of the Cen'tral Area Motivation Project's a refreshing contribution to modern jazz. 9:30 BANQUE NIGHT - Jazz music of the week. Consumer Affair talk with C.D. residents (SEEDS 1; BIS 6015) Fancy interviews with fancy ,iazz stars that have had problems with merchants to 5:00 IMPERIAL FRUIT: DOLE AND THE PHILLIPINES currently appearing at the Pioneer Banque ~ar lots, and what is being done to correct A visit from the Dole Pineapple Lady at in Pioneer Square. Fancy stars that get them. our studio spurred interest in the role interviewed include Cannonball Adderly, 6:00 FLAMENCO Y SUS ESTILLo\~ - Allen Yonge of U.S. conglomerates abroad. Members Shelley f1ann€, Stan Getz, Dizzy Gillespie 6:55 PROGRAM NOTES of the Phillipino anti-imperialist organ­ and Les McCann. 7:00 ART IS ALL OVER ization KDP, talk about the U.S. in the 8:00 INDIANS IN THE NORTH WEST--WHAT RIGHTS Phillipines and the National Democratic 10:00 ARlfSTS' CONFESSIONS - Paul Dorpat UNDER THE LAW? - When white settlers wanted movement there. 11:00 THE HAM RADIO HOURS - If you haven't made lands occupied by "Indians." they drew 5:30 RADIO UPTOWN - Proqram on the issue of up your mind by now, it's time for professional up legal codes and classifications for community control of 1and use. Interview help. the occupants placing them under the White's with representatives of two community organ­ jurisdiction. The contracts and treaties izations. One community has dealt effect­ were ianored when inconvenient. What is ively with the issue of down-zoning through the legal status of Native Americans today? organizing. The second community is cur­ KRAB talks with non Bellinger, a co-founder rently organizing to deal with th1s issue. Thursday 29 of the North West Indian Legal Research 6:00 RUMANIAN FOLK MUSrC - Traditional songs Center. an all:..lndian organization trying to answer that Question and facilitate and dances, featuring flute and bagpipes. 6:30 ~ARLIE MUSICKE - Randy McCarty 6:55 PROGRAM NOTES 10:00 EARTH MUSIC - Clare Conrad the process of self-determination. 7:00 TO BE ANNOUNCED 11:55 PROGRAM NOTES 9:00 " ... AND CAST THE SCATTERING BIRDS THE CRUMBS 7:30 WOMEN EVERYHHERE - Lesbian Feminist Radio 12:00 JACQUES COUSTEAU: "AN ARTIFIl:IAL OCEAN OF MORNING." - Dale Nelson. Northwest poet. Collective - A special interview on Women FOR AN ARTIFICIAL PLANET" - "The extinction reading from his works. Incl udes: "Week­ and Madness. Produced by the Lesbi'an Feminist of our life-giVing global ocean, and thus end Fo~ecast"; "The Airlines Pilot explains Radio Collective. human society. is iminent if the explosive Pre-Fll ght Procedures"; "Point-No Point"; 8:00 Blue Mitchell, trumpet. Tiger Lily, with development of the past too centuries con­ "Zucchini"; and others. Junior Cook, tenor. Cedar Walton. piano, tinues unchecked." 9: 30 JON GALLANT - "Bra i n Rot: a program b,y Gene Taylor, bass. Roy Brooks, drums. 1:00 SPONTANEO RADIO - Clare Conrad and for the mentally unbalanced' featuring John Coitrane "f"y Favorite Things," re­ 3:00 RICHARD NIXON VS. UNITED STATES, UNITED Harry Partch, the Magic Roundab~ut, Johann corded in 1966. With Pharoah Sanders, STATES VS. RICHARD NIXON. part three Sch~lzer,·t~e Copper Brothers, the American Jimmy Garrison, Alice CQltrane, Rashied Ali. The last dramatic episode in our wallow ChemlCa 1 Soclety. Jon Gallant, Frederick 8:30 A QUESTION OFTORTURE - Dave Chaddock talks in HaterQate .... the thrillinq rebuttal the Great, and Herbie Mann, aN under the with Caroline Elliot and David Bailey, of Phi lp ' Lacovara. and the rebuttal of custody of Jack Straw." who spent time in Vietnam. Recorded in a wounded and injurious James St. Clair 11 :00 BOMBLING WIn-I BALTIC January at KRAB. before the Supreme Court, done by the tire­ 9:30 CUBAN SMALL BAND - Music of Compay Segundo less folks at KPFK. Original arguments and his group. actullly happened •••• 10:00 NO, YOUl - Joe Cain 3:45 CLASSICAL MUSIC OF IRAN - Dastgah systems. 11 :00 UNDERHATER BALLET - Pamela Jennings 4:00 "I'M SORRY. I'LL READ THAT AGAIN." Saturday 31 Chortle, chortle. BBC. 4:30 CLAM CI TY GUIDE BOOK - Andy Garrison 6 :00 NOTES FROM JAZZ UNDERGROUND - Don Heckman 8:00 f10RNING MliSIC ; Jeff Follette with Sun Ra and the Solar Arkestra and 1 :00 EARTH I1IJSIC - Paul Kaine the New York Art Quartet. 4:,00 KING BISCUIT TI~IE - Steve Patterson and 6:55 PROGRAM NOTES Jack Cook 7:00 TO BE ANNOUNCED 6:00 FILMS - Dick Jameson and Kathleen ~urphy 7:30 LEFT PRESS REVIW - Frank Krasnowsky 6:15 HORLD OF BOOKS 8:00 VINTAGE JAZZ - Hal Sherlock 5:30 DriLY ONE EARTH, Part Twenty One - As a con­ 9 :00 HOI~ TO AVOID THAT SCREWED FEELING - Car clusion to the series on the Stockholm. sense for the owner! opera tor. Ca II in Sweden conference on world environmental on 325-5110. problems held by the United Nations, we 9:30 MOZART - Concerto No.9 in E flat major hear an evaluative speech !)y the meetings for Harpsi chord and Orchestra. K.271 secretary Cleneral, Naurice Strong of Canada, "Jeunehomme." Performed by harpsi chordist who was heard in the first program with Igor Kipnis with the London Strings his opening speech. ' conducted by Neville Marriner. 7:00 ~EV. JAMES 8EVEL AT BERKELEY - A man of 10:00 SPECTRUM - Carlos Hagen fire laying down his truthful soul to a 11 : 00 ROSWELL sometimes amazed audi~nce on Nov. 17. 1957. KRAB is pl"oud to re-present this classic tape with an introduction by the classic Lorenzo Milam about the classic battle we had with the F.C.C. when we first aired the lecture. 7:45 TURkISH CLASSICAL t1IJSIC FROM THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE - Performed by musicians from the DON'T FORGET THE FLEA CIRCUS EVERY SUNDAY T.M.B.S. and the Turkish Classical Music 12:00 UNTIL 6:00 Chorus. 8:15 JA11AICAN CALYPSOS AT THE FIRE STATION 8:30 SCIEflCE FICTIOil THEATRE "No Contact" The year was 1987. Travel to and from our solar systems planets was commonplace. But in trying to send ships to a nearby sun's planet. five expeditions in turn went out - and none came back. Undaunted, the sixth crew prepares to take off and solve the puzzle, at which point our story begins. 9 :00 THE PEANUT SPECIAL - ~like Toennessen 12:90 PATCHHORK KRAB

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