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Jan06 Zounds.Pmd KUNM 89.9 FM Monthly Program Guide ® Zounds! is available online at kunm.org. January 2006 Music, music, music... January! The holiday bustle is winding down, 2005 is now funk, jazz and turntables into a high “last year,” and we’ve got a lot of long winter nights to fill energy take on Brazil’s typically more before the promise of spring becomes a reality. Nothing like sedate musical styles. Makes sense, a little music to soothe or stir the soul! considering the source: Curumin’s a first-generation Brazilian of Spanish/ KUNM Music Director Matthew Finch has previewed Japanese heritage and so approaches hundreds of CD releases over the past year, providing the monuments of his country’s capsule reviews for KUNM programmers. Here’s a random tradition with an outsider’s sense of sampling of his take on some 2005 releases. play. He gives props to the US pop tradition by switching to English for a muscular cover of Stevie Wonder’s “You The DIRTY DOZEN BRASS BAND’s Haven’t Done Nothing.” “This is the Collection” pretty much speaks for itself, with covers of Gospel The duo HILLSTOMP made quite an tunes, Marvin Gaye, the R&B classic impression around here with their self- “Don’t You Feel My Leg” and a guest titled debut; on “The Woman that turn by Dizzy Gillespie among the Ended the World” they come back struts and marches. with a little less of the raucous “coun- try punk” style and a more faithful ELIZA GILKYSON isn’t wasting any take on shuffles, blues and lo-fi time sitting on her Grammy nomina- yowling. For more raw tastes we have tion and watching the Bush Adminis- POSSESSED BY PAUL JAMES, a live, lo-fi recording from tration chart new frontiers of chaos. a banjo/fiddle one-man band (and former Alb. resident) After a year and change she’s back named Konrad who brings the same manic humor to his with “Paradise Hotel” which stands up country takedowns as local hero Daddy Longloin does to his to “Land of Milk and Honey” in every performances. way. She matches the political content of last year’s “Highway 9” by taking on domestic contradic- It’s been a while coming, but finally a tions in “Man of God” with her brother (and ex-Xer) Tony compilation of Native artists working on lead guitar, offers up a kind of Spiritual on “Requiem,” a with trance beats. SACRED history tale on “Jedidiah 1777” (based on the letters of an GROUND: A TRIBUTE TO ancestor), ballads en Espanol on “Bellarosa,” gets all twangy MOTHER EARTH takes the same with help from Shawn Colvin on “Calm Before the Storm” equipment (synths, programmed and adds complex songs, all in far less than an hour. This percussion) that years ago landed a lot grandmother could also teach Lucinda Williams how a voice of Native artists in New Age bins and can sound parched and weathered but never damaged. tunes them to the sort of downtempo rhythms that mix so well with Roots music worldwide, then captures new work The charge of the Latin Funketeers hits a high mark with from an A-list of the contemporary scene. Robert Mirabal Brazil-based CURUMIN’s “Achados e Perdidos” which lays and Star Nayea take it farthest into groove material, but Continued on p. 4 IN THIS ISSUE: Program Listings......................................................... 9 Report to the KUNM Community ................................. 3 Radio Highlights ........................................................ 10 KUNM Program Costs ................................................. 5 Radio Board Notes.................................................... 13 Program Grid .............................................................. 8 Program Underwriters .............................................. 14 1 KUNM Operations Staff Renée Blake ............................................................................ News Director Mary Bokuniewicz ....................................................... 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