A S.rvlc• of Continuing Education & Extanslon University of Minnesota Dululh VolurM S Nurnt».r 3 JuM-July 1984 kumd 103.3 Acting Manager • Paul Schmitz Program Director • John Ziegler Public Affairs Director • Paul Schmitz Producer/ Outreach • Jean Johnson Report to the Listener Engineer • Kirk Kersten Volunteer Staff by Paul Schmitz, Acting Station Manager Bill Agnew, Craig Aderson, Kath I wish I had more time to list here the . Anderson, Mark Anderson, Bob It seems appropriate to begin this column University decides how to go about _names of all those who are leaving the Andreson, Leo Babeu, Chris Baker, Kent with a final "farewell" and "thanks for selecting the new permanent manager. station, and in some cases, this area. Many Barnard, Todd Borstad, Dave Brygger, everything" to the man who used to write This decision has not yet been made, and is students and others have contributed a lot Jan Cohen, Melanie Creger, Christopher it, Tom Livingston. Tom is now at his new being held up somewhat because the of energy and enthusiasm to KUMD this Devaney, Bruce Ecklund, Dann Edholm, job in Shreveport, Louisiana, and reports people m Minneapolis who will make it past year. To all of them our sincere Pat Eller, Phil Enke, Doug Fifield, that things are "different but also the are still working on next year's budgets for thanks, and best wishes. Tamar Fox, Susanna Frenkel, Bev same.'' I guess the problems of managing a the various departments they administer. Garberg, Brian Gitar, Stan Goltz, Doug public radio station do not vary that much We will let you know about further It is too early for me to say with certainty Greenwood, Jim Gruba, Bill Hansen, from one location to another. He DOES developments when they occur. when we will be moving our antenna and Paul Hanson, Gordon Harris, Dean have air conditioning in his new quarters, transmitter. We will make every effort to Hauge, Gerry Henkel, Lew Hudson, however. With temps in the90's or higher, You can expect the programming and get the job done before the snow flies next Tim Jenkins, Dave Johnson, Bob King, the equipment would probably melt general operation of KUMD to remain fall, and to do it with a minimum of down Robert Kreda, Andy Livingston, L4ke without it, not to mention the staff. I'm essentially the same over the next several time. Logan, Dean Mattson, Pat McKinnon, sure Tom would enjoy hearing from months. At least during the.time I serve as Joni Nelson, Don Ness, Rick Olsen, friends and KUMD listeners. His address is acting manager, I will try to keep the place Finally, I welcome your suggestions about Mike Peura, Odie Powell, Dan Proctor, KDAQ-FM, Louisiana State University, running efficiently and to help our programs, general operations, or any other Kathleen Ryan, Don Samuels, Patrick Shreveport, 1r515 Youree Drive, . dutstanding staff of producers and aspect of KUMD you might like to Shannon, Jane Soukup, Kathy Sting), Shreveport, LA 71115. volunteers continue to bring you the comment on. This transition time between John Stocks, Tim Veiner, Bryan programs you enjoy. We will be starting managers has already proven to be an Vollman, Marty Wilkes, David Williams, As for K UMD and the question of who wil I some new programs in June and July: see unusually hectic period, but I want all Ted Wright, Toshiko Yamada-Nevills, be the new station manager here, there is other articles and highlights in this issue members of the KUMD family to feel free Peg Zahorik not yet much to report. I have been for fuvher details. to stop in, or to write or call with ideas and appointed !1cting manager while the feedback. · AIRWAVES is the bi-monthly program guide of KUMD, the 100,000 watt public radio station at the University of Minnesota-Duluth, broadcasting at 103.3 fm. KUMD is part of University Media New Programs Resources, a department of Continuing Education and Extension at the via Satellite University of Minnesota. KUMD is a Careful listeners may have noticed that a member of National Public Radio, the few new programs slipped into our Association of Minnesota Public Radio schedule in the middle of May, with the Stations (AMPERS) and an associate end of the spring classes for credit. On member of the National Federation of Mondays at I :30 we're offering A Community Broadcasters. KUMD is HAND-ME DOWN HARVEST, a funded by the University of Minnesota, pleasant blend of memories, music, the State Legislature, a student service storytelling, and folk wisdom from fee, and listener contributions. Vermont Public Radio. Ev Grimes, Membership in KUMD is as follows: producer of the eight-part series, says Individual, $25; Family, $35; "Vermont folklore has a quality similar Installment, $60; Sponsoring, $100; to the state's maple syrup. The tales and Student/ Fixed Income, $15. Membership traditions have a distinct regional flavor, includes a subscription to AIR WAVES. but like the famous syrup exported Subscription to AIRWAVES alone is $5 throughout the world, they are as tasty yearly. KUMD encourages interested to someone in the North, South, or West persons to become volunteer as they are to a Vermonter." We agree, programmers. We are located in 130 and we invite you to sample this Humanities Building, University of bountiful harvest Mondays at I :30, Minnesota-Duluth. Our telephone through July 2. number is 726-7181.

On July 9 we'll dedicate that time slot to The University of Minnesota is an equal the award-winning four-part series opportunity educator and employer. CHILDREN OF THE HOLOCAUST. Sonny Rollins, having a ball in his concert at UMD last month. Photo by Bob King. These programs described the experiences of 30 Jewish holocaust Program survivors -- former concentration camp inmates, partisans and resistance Underwriters fighters, and their children. They The following public-spirited firms have Of course, even a live broadcast is no provide a rare opportunity to hear provided funds to help underwrite the Fog Festival substitute for the real thing. Everyone is survivors' firsthand accounts of daily life costs of acquiring the indicated invited to partake of the pleasures of the in the ghettos, extermination camps and programs. We appreciate their Fog Festival and to celebrate some of the forest_s of Hitler's Europe. participation in quality public live Broadcast most colorful and unique features of our broadcasting, for our area. Planning has long been underway for a area. But when you can't be there in Have you ever wondered how the Second Annual TOOT Fog Festival, and person, be there ·with KUMD. Bedouins can work in I 15 degree heat in GraphMark, Inc. • Jazz Alive! on Saturday, July 21, Duluth's Canal their long robes -- and did you know Minnesota Power • All Things Park will overflow with musicians and that they seldom drink liquids? Would Considered merrymakers of all sorts. A small stage you like to know what life is like for News-Tribune & Herald • Morning on the Marine Museum lawn will host a America's women scientists? How about Edition flotilla of local performers all day; the learning to improvise in the kitchen and St. Louis County Federal Savings main stage will be awash with family- become a better cook by understanding & Loan Association • Morning style entertainment all day and several the chemistry of cuisine? You can find Edition rock bands at night. Refreshments will Spring Pledge out all these things and more by Dr._James J. Salonen • All Things include a seafood cookout; tentative listening to ONE ON ONE, a new Considered plans call for an area devoted to Week a Success production from Connecticut Public maritime crafts and demonstrations. The Thanks to the many supporters and Radio which we've been airing Tuesdays Marine Museum will also have special well-wishers who called with financial at I :30. According to the producers, the Organlzatlonal exhibits, lectures, and demonstrations all and moral support, KUMD's Spring eight-part series is about "science for Members day. everyone -- science so intriguing, Pledge Week was quite successful. The A & E Supply ten-day marathon started out slowly, no startling and amusing -- even the science Once again KUMD will broadcast parts haters won't be able to resist." It runs Builders & Laborers Commonwealth doubt because of our incredibly.poor The Cove of the Festival live. Last year a sprinkle until July 3. planning in scheduling: we began on Dew Glass Studio of rain sent us under the cover of a huge Easter weekend. But spectacular showing plastic sheet for a brief time, but for On the following Tuesday, July JO, we'll Jeff Frey Photography during Thursday and Friday Moondance Grussendorf Nursery most of the day we broadcast the sounds programs, and also during Saturday's begin airing CONTEMPORARY William A. Hagensen, C.P.A. coming from the stages at Canal Park. Folk Migrations and Sunday's Blues 'n' DECISIONS: THE CHOICES IN OUR Highland Beauty Floors In keeping with the maritime theme of Things, and a strong showing for Wise LIVES, a provocative and fun four-part this year's Festival, we'll be featuring the Women Radio, combined to boost the series surveying the ways major and Carter Johnson & Cheryl Larson Kar Kare music of Gordon Bok and other artists total dollars pledged to $7,600. And mail minor decisions are made. The first who sing about the seas, lakes, and renewals still coming in probably will program is an interview with 31.nine year Karlyn's Gallery Korkki Travel rivers of our earth, during periods when bring the figure closer to $8,000. New- old girl, talking about a child's live broadcast from the scene is not members totaled 116; renewals stand decisions. The second one presents five Norshor Theatre appropriate. And with the help of about 120. ordinary people discussing choices Northern Recreation Travel Service volunteer staffers Gordon Harris, they've made. The third is about group North Shore Jewelry Kathleen Ryan, and others, we plan to As always, we extend our grateful decision-making; it's an interview with Orpheum Cafe air a series of reports and features about "thank you" to everyone who Bishop John J. O'Connor on the Positively 3rd Street Bakery the Duluth-Superior port and the people participated: the phone volunteers, the Pastoral Letter on War and Peace. The . Sawhill Canoe Outfitters who make it interesting. Listen for -those announcers, and the supportive members final program explores t_he Connecticut Studio Graphix on "Morning Edition" during the two of this radio service. With your help, state legislature's approach to the Swedish Express weeks prior to the Festival. we're "getting better all the time." continued on page 6 Tweed Museum Gift Shop' I affair with the library, and his lifelong To achieve immediacy and texture in fascination with language and the world these sound portraits, series producers New Serles Captures of symbols; and journalist/ author Elena traveled to eight countries in Latin Poniatowska speaks passionately of her America and Europe. They captured the "Faces, ~irrors, Masks" compulsion to give a voice to Mexico's voices of townspeople in Aracataca, illiterate people through narrative Colombia, arguing about the exact techniques which combine testimony location of scenes from Garcia Marquez's of Latin American Wr~ters with imagination. books; the jangle and swirl of Mexico City portrayed in the fiction of Carlos Fiction from Latin America has swept Elkh program creates a highly · Fuentes; and the Afro-Brazilian tempo of the contemporary literary and individual portrait of the writer as music and social life which creates the publishing scene with imagination and storyteller, innovator and social critic. heady atmosphere of Brazil in -'\ energy. For many of its authors, creating Taken together, the 13 programs offer Jorge Amado's novels. this fiction has been a revolutionary act, perspective on the surge in Latin a way to exorcize the past, and give voice American fiction from the 1930s to the Throughout the series, scholars and to millions of Latin Americans who present, highlighting early experiments critics discuss the creativity and would otherwise remain in silence. with form and subject, the literary universal appeal' of the works. Series "boom" of the 1960s and the latest consultant Ariel Dorfman, Chilean FACES, MIRRORS, MASKS: directions in style and content. autnor and critic, says that one of the TWENTIETH CENTURY LATIN dilemmas facing these writers is the AMERICAN FICTION, a new series question, "How do you write a literature from National Public Radio, introduces where reality itself seems at times to be 13 men and women whose eloquent on the brink of the absolute imaginary?" voices have been heard throughout the Critics Alastair Reid and Emir · past five decades. These are writers Rodriguez Monegal, among others, join whose works express the dreams and Dorfman in examining this -question contradictions of their respective Jorge Luis Borges and shedding light on the literary countries with an urgency and love of An international cast of actors and traditions and political struggles which language that has catapulted them to actresses interprets passages from the have fueled this 20th-century fiction. world-wide prominence and critical works of dramatic segments woven into acclaim. the programs. Veteran actress Colleen "FACES, MIRRORS, MASKS: Dewhurst narrates excerpts from the TWENTIETH CENTURY LATIN Featured in the 13 half-hour programs lyrical stream-of-consciousness writing AMERICAN FICTION is designed to are key figures of the Latin American of Brazilian author Clarice Lispector. demonstrate for audiences the brilliance literary renaissance, including Nobel Edward Olmos, star of the Broadway of imagery and style achieved by these Prize winners Gabriel Garcia Marquez play "Zoot Suit" and the film "The writers," says Series Producer Frieda and Miguel Angel Asturias, and authors Ballad of Gregorio Cortez," together Werden. "It is also meant to present the Juan Rulfo, Jorge Luis Borges and Gabriel Garcia Marquez with New York avant-garde artists significant social, political and • Elena Poniatowska. The series, which Meredith Monk and Charles Ludlam, philosophical issues with which they presents vibrant scenes from the In the premiere program, the renowned create scenes from the prize-winning grappled in their writing." literature and exclusive interviews with Colombian writer Gabriel Garcia novel "Pedro Paramo" by Mexico's Juan authors, will air on KUMD Mondays at Marquez offers insight into the Rulfo. 10:30 p.m., repeated Saturdays at 11 :00 complexities of his work and life. ,,... a.m., beginning July 2nd with the "There was a real dichotomy in me," he In a program on Peru's Jose Maria conclusion of the BRADBURY 13 series. explains, "because on the one hand, Arguedas, narrated by actress Pat during the day there was the world of "We wanted to inform listeners about Carroll, television star Hector Elizondo my grandfather, a world of stark reality, brings compassion to the writer's the achievements of Latin American of civil wars. And then on the other fiction and to reveal the complexity of struggle to unite the vision of the hand, there was the world of my Quechua-speaking Indians with Peru's critical and historical opinion grandmother which was full of fantasy, surrounding it," says Executive Producer Spanish literary tradition. And David completely outs.ide of reality." He goes Cryer, seen on Broadway in "Evita," Jo Ellyn Rackleff. "In the programs, on to reveal how real-life episodes from people can hear different points of view, narrates author Luis Rafael Sanchez's his childhood entered a magical pulsing tale of contemporary Puerto as well as the compelling sound of the dimension in his novels. author's own voice describing his or her Rico, while actor Richard Bauer plays inspiration, intention and conviction." In other programs, Argentine author multiple characters in scenes from Juan Jorge Luis Borges describes his love Carlos Onetti's dark novels of Uruguay.

Range Unemployment Examined Thousands of workers on Minnesota's picture that emerges is one of people Iron Range have .been unemployed for confronting complex problems which more than two years, many of them with offer no easy solutions, with staunch little prospect of ever returning to good humor and a come-what-may regular work in the mines. The effects of attitude. Each report focuses on one UMD Lecture Series this long-term unemployment are aspect of unemployment: effects on In June KUMD will begin airing a series To round out the month of Thea examined in a series of reports by KAXE individuals, on families, on of lectures presented here at the Johnson Lectures, we draw from our volunteer David Bednarauk, which will communities; se\f-help programs; the University of Minnesota, Duluth in the archives to present one of the most air on KUMD beginning in June. issue of out-migration, and other topics past few months. Some of the speakers popular progams we've ever aired: a are explored. are distinguished scholars who visited lecture by Dr. Herbert Goldberg on Bednarauk interviewed unemployed the campus as part of the continuing "The Hazards of Being Male." The miners and their working wives, social Originally aired on KAXE, the series of Thea Johnson Lecture Series; others author of sever.al books focusing on the workers, community educators, law fiv e-to-ten minute programs can be were brought to Duluth by other campus survival and well-being of the male, enforcement officials, advocates for heard on KUMD al 7:50 each weekday organizations. The series will be Goldberg believes that women don't battered women, and others who deal morning beginning June 4. · broadcast Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. have a monopoly on the need for relief with the problems on a daily basis. The from sexist role strictures. In this talk he ,,. The first speaker in the series, Marilyn offers specific suggestions for getting out Ferguson, was a Thea Johnson Lecturer of the harness. in February. She is the author of "The Aquarian Conspiracy: Personal and On July 5 we will rebroadcast a speech Social Transformation in the 1980's," a originally aired live, "Nuclear Weapons book which explores new directions and the Arms Race," by Rear Admiral PIONEER CRAFTS in health care, education, the economy, Gene R. LaRocque, U.S. Navy (retired). spiritual experience, psychology, LaRocque is currently director of the relationships and government. The title Center for Defense Information in . CO-OP of her lecture is "Brains and Minds: The Washington, D.C., regarded by many as New Common Sense." an authoritative and impartial monitor of military planning. His talk is an On June 14 we'll hear from Joel Barker, informal and thought-provoking a Twin-Cities-based futurist who is the reflection about how ordinary Americans handmade founder of Infinity Limited, a consulting view the arms race, as well as its firm that specializes in "process meaning in global politics. He spoke on futuring, the skills of how to think April 10 in a program sponsored by the 2ifts about the future." His talk is entitled Political Science Association and the "The Five Regions of the Future." Model UN Association. Barker's Thea Johnson lecture doubled Open Daily 9-7 as the keynote speech for UMD's annual Finally, on July 12 we'll offer "Secret (Ji,,)/1. Career Week, held early in February. Wars of the CIA," a lecture by John ·· .:2~~~ ,u;:~:;1__ ., ... _ Stockwell, a 13-year veteran of the 7 The next lecture, to be broadcast on Central Intelligence Agency and June 21, is called "The Ethics of outspoken critic of the agency. Stockwell Terrorism." The speaker is Abraham claims the CIA "poses the ultimate Kaplan, an author, philosopher, and threat to democracy and is a major cause professor at the University of Haifa. of the world's move toward nuclear Kaplan is the author of "Power and extinction." His lecture was sponsored Society" and "American Ethics and in April by the Kirby Program Board. Public Policy;" his lecture was also part of the Thea Johnson Series. 4 Miles N.E. of Two Harbors on 61 Week at a Glance 3 r Monday I Tuesday IWednesda~ 1hursday I Friday Saturday Sunday ] 6 Morning ~dition/ Awakening (news &: musical variety) 6:00-8:00 M-F 8 Awakening (musical variety) 8-10i30 M-F 10:30 Album Feature J0:30-11:00 M-F Awakening 11 Bradbury 13 New Dimensions 11:30 Noonsong (musical varie~y) JJ:00-1:00 M-F . 11 Noonsong 1 Minnesota Issues Wise Women Radio Now Nordine Public Affairs On Campus 1:30 Harvest Western Europe I One on One Public Affairs Northland Hoedown Northland Hoedown Workshop (musical variety) 2:00-4:00 M-F Folk Migrations Blues &: Things 4 5 All Things Considered (news) 4:00-5:30 M-F

5:30 First Person Radio Equal Voice A M;oveable Feast UMD Lecture Horizons Weekend ATC Weekend ATC 6 Marian McPartland Groovin' High Jazz Alive Groovin' High The Avant Garden 7 ,· 7:30 Soul Arrival Wise Women Radio

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10:30 Bradbury 13 Beatles Class Lord Peter Wimsey Beatles Class Soul Arrival Jazz Expansions 11 11:30 Moondance 11 :00-2:00 M-Thurs. Star Wars 11 Moondance I Faces Mirrors Masks: Mondays at 10:30, beginnin_g J~ly 2. Children o( the Holocaust: Mondays at I :30, begmnmg July 9. Programs subject to change without notice. Contemporary Decisions: Tuesdays at I :30, beginning July JO. Second Series: second Wednesday at 5:30 p.m .

Friday 1 Thursday 7 5:30 Horizons. "Naakoshie: My Soul is Forces'' is his second effort. Done with 7:00 Tonight the ECM sound is featured the Diaspora." A profile of female The Attractions, this is fine rock and in the form of the album "Gateway 2" drummer Terry Naakoshie Quaye, who roll. More orchestrated than Get Happy from the trio of John Abercrombie has traveled around the world teaching . but just as appealing. And what a voice, (electric/ acoustic guitars and electric and performing on traditional African oh man. mandolin), Dave Holland (bass), and instruments. Jack DeJohneue (drums, piano).

11:30 Star Wars. "Rogues, Rebels and Robots" (Episode 9). Luke safely delivers Wednesday 6 Artoo's message to Alderaan -- but the 6:00 Jazz Alive! A Tribute to Art Tatum rumblings of war have already begun at the 1981 New York Kool Jazz Festival. between the Empire and the Rebel Artists include Billy Taylor, Dick Alliance. · Hyman, Jaki Byard, Dick Wellstood, Ellis Larkins, and others. Billy Taylor also hosts the show.

Monday _4 8:00 Drummer Bob Moses has a brand 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. new release called "Visit With The Great Duke Jordan recalls the early days of Spirit" and it shows off both his bebop as he solos in "I Should Care" percussion abilities and his writing/ arranging talents. The guest list shows and his own composition "Two Loves," Roy Buchanan then duets with McPartland in the tremendous respect that his peers "Groovin' High (Whispering)." luesday 5 have for Moses -- the list reads like a 5:30 The Golden Cradle. "In America, Who's Who of current jazz talent: Tiger 7:00 Chet Baker is featured. tonight on We Wear a New Name" (Part 10). Okoshi, David Liebman, David Sanborn, the Jazz Expansions program as we Immigran women -- from the turn of Steve Swallow, Edie Gomez, John venture back in time to his days on the the century to the present -- speak of Scofield and others. All tonight on the Jazzland label and the L.P. "Polka Dots their determined struggle to establish Jazz Expansions program. and Moonbeams." Listen for Baker with strong identities in a melting pot sidemen Johnny Griffin, Al Haig, Paul while maintaining cherished traditions. 10:30 Lord Peter Wimsey: Five Red Chambers and Philly Joe Jones on this Herrings. "Bunter Investigates" (Episode classic L.P. from September of 1958. 7:00 Trumpeter Woody Shaw has been ' 4). Lord Peter's butler does some of his John Abercrombie in the forefront of the jazz scene for own investigating, turning up more 10:30 Bradbury 13. "The Wind." A several years and continues to produce questions than answers. new music with his very high quality strange force threatens a man during a 11:00 It's double album night with the ethic, as evidenced by tonight's feature night of terror. 11:00 Back in '72, Delbert McClinton Butterfield Blues Band "Live." This L.P. "Little Red's Fantasy." Join us and Glen Clark put together a fine record includes three Jong, disc-jockey- tonight for "Jean Marie," "Tomorrow's 11:00 Tonight! The wizardry of Roy bluesish album entitled "Delbert &: Glen" go-out-and-mail-a-letter-pieces and a Destiny," "In Case You Haven't Heard" Buchanan. KUMD presents the 1978 (catchy name, eh) and to kick off bunch of shorter stuff. Brass, nice brass, release "You're Not Alone." So kick and more. Wednesday moondance in the month of nicer brass ... Produced by Todd back and jam with this master of blues- June, KUMD's gonna play it. Real down Rundgren (what isn't?) and recorded at rock. 11:00 Elvis Costello set up his amps home feel here. Harps, acoustic guitars, one of the most initmate clubs in outside of Stiff Records and kept playing songs about "being apart/ is killin me," America, The Troubador in L.A. This until they broke down and signed him. drums, everything but the whiskey. will keep your dial on 103 all night. Bet they are glad they did. "Armed 4 I Friday 8 say it wit)~. What? You will have to tune I Wednesday 13 Tuesday 19 in to find out. Unless you already have I 5:30 Horizons. "Children At Risk: The 7:00 If the subject is jazz piano, when the album at home. Do you? I Toughest Job in the World ... Parenting." 6:00 Jazz Alive! The 1982 Kool Jazz you've said Oscar Peterson you've just l Parents discuss some stressful factors Festival in New York was the scene of about said it all. This man sounds like I • that led them to harm their children. the Young Lions and Benny Goodman he has al least 16 fingers. Tonight we Reunion concerts. Favorites on this feature one of his best Pablo recordings program include Benny Goodman; Friday 22 11:30 Star Wars. "The Millennium from 1977 at the Montreux Jazz Festival, I Lionel Hampton, Teddy Wilson·, Bobby 1:00 Winnipeg Folk Festival! This year's Falcon Irregulars" (Episode I 0). Barely "Oscar Peterson and the Bassists" with Festival is July 6, 7, and 8. Today we escaping annihilation on the planet Mi.Ferrin, Wynton Marsalis, and Jay the dynamic duo of Ray Brown and Hoggard. present a special report on last year's Alderaan, Luke, Ben and company are Niels Pederson holding down the tenth anniversary Festival, including ,.., helplessly drawn toward the Death Star bottom. interviews with organizers, audience, and and the clutches of the Evil Empire. 8:00 Marian McPartland has been a fixture on Monday evenings here on musicians, and snatches of the music 11:00 A lot of the.critics didn't like KUMD as we have been airvig her series that makes Winnipeg such a fun event. - "Growing Up In Public," tonight's Produced by Kath Anderson and Jim "Piano Jazz;" tonight we delve into her feature by Lou Reed, but they probably recording career and feature her 1979 Gruba. didn't like the first VU album either. We Monday 11 LP. "From This Moment On" with like it and we are going to play the 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. Brian Torff and Jake Hanna. Join us 5:30 Horizons. "Claude Pepper." A whole thing tonight just to prove it. profile of U.S. Representative Claude Oscar Peterson deomonstrates his tonight for "Ambiance," "Lullaby of "Growing Up In Public," that is. legendary technique in "Old Folks" and The Leaves," "Sweet And Lovely" and Pepper (D-FL), the nation's oldest "Emily," and plays duets with "If You Could See Me Now." congressman. McPartland of "Falling in Love With Love" and "Collon tail." 10:30 Lord Peter Wimsey: Five Red 11:30 Star Wars. "The Case For Herrings. "Alibis" (Episode 5). Five Wednesday. 20 Rebellion" (Episode 12). Luke and crew try to carry out their mission by 7:00 Thelonious Monk is in the KUMD murder suspects have alibis for the night 6:00 Jazz Alive! Ben Sidran hosts a spotlight tonight from his LP. of the murder -- but Lord Peter remains escaping from the death Star -- but their program recorded at the 1982 Kool Jazz plans are short-lived. "Brilliance." Recorded in the late unconvinced. Festival in New York City. James 1950's, this disc teams Monk with Moody, the Four Brothers, and World luminaries Sonny Rollins, Thad Jones, ll:00 "Girls Go Wild." More blu~s, you Saxophone Quartet, and the Great Paul Chambers, Max Roach, Oscar betcha. The Fabulous Thunderbirds. A Quartet, featuring McCoy Tyner and Peniford and many others. Tune in tori of originals on this wax that you'd Freddie Hubbard. Monday 25 tonight antl check out "Bemsha Swing," swear were standards. Really. Very 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. "Straight No Chaser," "I Mean You" insistent solo work on both harp and 8:00 Tonight we feature a brand new The melodic touch of Sir Roland Hanna and more from the late, great master Mr. electric guitar. Heavily influenced by the release by one of the bass world's hottest comes to life as he solos in "Limehouse T. Monk. likes of Gatemouth Brown and Albert new players: Jamaaladeen Tacuma. The Blues," and joins McPartland for duets ,. (B.B, 100) King, this band can get down. Gramavision LP. "Show Stopper'' of "While We're Young" and "Chelsea Listen in. speaks volumes about Tacuma's Bridge." virtuosity and musicality. Join us for "Animated Creation," "The Bird of · 7:00 Chico Freeman is our featured artist Paradise," "From Me To You" and tonight. His 1982 release "Destiny's Thursday 14 more. Dance" teamed the up-~nd-coming 7:00 Multi-reeds tonight. Anthony Wyn ton· Marsalis on trumpet with a Braxton plays alto sax, clarinet, soprano 10:30 Lord Peter Wimsey: Five Red solid rhythm section (Bobby Hutcherson, sax, flute, alto flute, and a little (brace Herrings. "Evidence of a Commercial Dennis Moorman, Cecil McBee and - your woofers) contrabass clarinet on the Traveler" (Episode 6). A suspicious Ronnie Burrage). The result is a album "Five Pieces 1975." Helping out vehicle spotted on the road the night of dynamic LP. that surges with energy is Kenny Wheeler on trumpet and the murder gives Lord Peter the clues he and enthusiasm. Join us tonight for fluegelhorri, Dave Holland on bass, and needs. tunes such as "Same Shame," "Crossing Barry Altschul on drums. The album The Sudan," "Wilpan Walk," and starts with "You Stepped Out of a ll:00 Marshall Chapman has a voice "Embracing Oneness." Dream" and progresses into four that demands to be listened to. So you Braxton compositions with his usual can see our dilemma. We had to play- 10:30 Bradbury 13. 'The Happiness geometric design titles. this album tonigh1. What album? "Take Machine." A self-appointed inventor It Home." It's a slow cooker that builds the world's first happiness 11:00 Come on and clap your hands occasionally boils up in an electric machine. with The Sons of Champlin (Bill, that guitar frenzy. Inc.ludes the Dylan tune, is) tonight. Happy music in a depressed "To Be Alone With You" and a Jimmy 11 :00 Bob Hi 1e sure can play the economy, oh boy. Wonderful brass Buffet-type pieced entitled, of course, hat monica and Canned Heat lets him. sec.Lion meticulously arranged and "The Island Song." "Human Condition" is their tenth recorded at (where else) Wally Heider's album (ten, really?) and it is hot. Kinda in San Francisco. Cuts include southern. Kinda Chicago. Kinda none of "Lookout" and "Rainbows End." the above. Kinda Moondance. And Thelonius Monk they're still gigging around.

10:30 Bradbury 13. "The Fox and The Forest." A small town in Mexico Friday 15 becomes a hunting ground for fugitives Tuesday 26 from the future. 5:30 Horizons. "Hawkins Point: The End of the Line." Families from 7:00 "Blues To Africa" is the title of tonight's album feature on the JaLL 11:00 The Rolling Stones seventh alb'um Hawkins Point, MD., discuss their opposition to a hazardous waste landfill Expansions program by the was "Goats Head Soup." It includes incomparable Randy Weston. This solo "Angie," "Dancing with Mr. D.," and in their community and the problems of relocation. piano project takes Weston back to his 'many other fine rock standards. Lots of roots, as he praises the beauty of the bands have tried to sound like the Stones ll:30 Star Wars. "The Jedi Nexus" rhythms, people and places in Africa. but the problem is they don't have Mick Listen in tonight for "The Call," Jagger's voice or Keith Richards' (Episode 11). Luke and his companions find themselves at the mercy of the evil- "Tangier Bay," "Uhuru Kwanza" and songwriting. Oh well. We've got 'em more. tonight on Moondance and so do you. minded Darth Vader aboard the Death Star. ll:00 The Meat Puppets are an Arizona- .. based hard core band who just happen to like country music (and what's wrong Monday 18 with that?). Maybe it helps their sound. Lead singer Curt Kirkland has a high 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. Neil Young-type voice and writes lyrics Tuesday 12 Keyboardist Barry Harris solos on "It to match. More fun than humans should 7:00 The alto sound is alive and swingin' Could Happen to You" and "I Love be allowed, tonight on Moondance. thanks to Phil Woods. Tonight we go Lucy." back to 1976 and The Showboat Lounge where the Phil Woods Six (including 7:00 "A-I The Savoy Sessions" is our guitarist Harry Leahey and percussionist featured album tonight on the jazz Wednesday 27 Alyrio Lima) tore up the crowd with program as we listen to a very young Marshall Chapman "Lillie Niles," 'Tm Lat~," "A Sleepin' (just turned 18) Lee Morgan and Hank 6:00 Jazz Alive! Recorded at the 1982 Kool Bee" and more. Mobley (all of 26) who showed maturity Jazz Festival in New York, tonight's show and virtuosity way beyond their years. features Al Hodes, Phil Woods, Stan Getz ll:00 You wouldn't expect a rural Enjoy the hard bop sounds of Morgan, Thursday 21 and Buddy Tate in a salute to Lester bluesman to have a Top 40 hit or be a Mobley and Co. on "Hanks Shout," 7:00 Somewhat back in time (late 50's or Young, and others. major influence on bands like The "Easy Living" and "That's All." early 60's) tonight for the ever-fine tones Stones, The Who or The Animals, but of tenor saxophonist Ben Webster and 8:00 Sonny Stitt together with Art Blakey Slim Harpo did and was. Songs of his 10:30 Bradbury 13. "Here There Be co-leade.-/ pianist Joe Zawinul (now part and the Jazz Messengers make quite a include "Rainin' In My Heart," 'Tm Tygers." Travelers to a far-flung galaxy of Weather Report). Joining in on cast for tonight's album feature on the King Bee" and "Shake Your Hips." are seduced by a forlorn planet. various parts of the album "Soulmates" jazz program. The LP. is called "In Those songs and more are included on are Thad Jones on cornet, Sam Jones Walked Sonny" and features the vintage Rhino's "The Original King Bee," a ll:00 Grateful Dead "Go to Heaven." or Richard Davis on bass, and Philly alto and tenor sounds of Stitt enmeshed collection of his best work. You just One of the classics from the KUMD J

particularly happy on the cover, but they Ell a Fitzgerald's accompanist for many Monday 2 Tuesday 3 sound li ke they are having a good time years. ' inside. And Junior Miueco offers up 6:.00 Ma rian McPartland's Piano Jazz. 7: 00 Gallery is an interesting jazz group. some swell bass lines. All for free . 8:00 "Live and Cookin'" is the title of Ramsey Lewis solos in "With You I'm Tonight we spotlight their 1981 tonight on KUMD. Born Again," and joins McPartland in tonight's feature album on the Jazz recording with the vibraharp of David Expansions program from the capable "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" and Samuels leading the way on tunes like "Don't Get Around Much Anymore." hands of trombonist/ composer/ "Soaring," "Peale Sun," "A Lost Game" Friday 6 arranger/ band leader/ educator Phil and "Night Rain." 7:00 John Coltrane is featured tonight as 5:30 Horizons. Our Founding Mothers: Wilson. On the Outrageous Records Contributors To American label, Wilson and the summer Boston we begin a new month of features on the 11:00 "Rhyme & Reason," something we Jazz Expansions prog~am with the Independence. A look at the lifestyles of Berklee band put together an album that all crave at least a liu1e. Missing Persons women during the revolutionary era and is large ensemble jazz at its most delightful "Stardust Session" LP. offers some tonight on 103. Pulsing Teamed with Red Garland, Paul their contributions during America's swingin' point. synth music. Hair do's. Lipstick fight for independence. Chambers, and Jimmy Cobb, Coltrane everywhere. Petulant lead vocals that are plays beautiful lines over the harmonic 10:30 Lord Peter Wimsey: Strong Poison. just this side of extremely annoying (in 11:30 The Empire Strikes Back. "Old Bailey" (Episode I). Lord Peter structures on tunes like "Invitatiol)," other words, wonderful). Cut's include: "My Ideal," "Stardust" and others. "Freedom's Winter" (Episode I). finds himself enchanted by the beautiful "All Fall Down," "Give," and "Right Freedom fighters establish a base on the Harriet Vane, a murder mystery nO\elist Now." Lillie tastes of hard core thrown arctic planet Hoth where Luke who stands accused of killing her love1. in like pepper. Skywalker, auacked by a savage ice beast, sees the imgage of his Jedi 11 :00 Sleepy La beef has a black hat, a instructor Obi-Wan Kenobi. low voice and an album called "Electricity," which showcases his pin- Wednesday 4 striped motor home on the back cover. 6:00 Jazz Alive! Rounding out a month Monday 9 He could be Jerry Lee Lewis' kid brother of highlights of the 1981 and 1982 Kool for the piano rocking music on tonight's 6:00 J\farian McPartland's Piano Jazz. Jazz Festivals in New York City, tonight feature. Sleepy is- speedy on guitar. Composer Cy Coleman solos on "The we hear the Heath Brothers, Dick Harry King has ivory fingers (more than Best Is Yet To Come," and joins Hyman, John Handy and Rainbow, Jay 10 for sure, 20 maybe, 25?). Anyway, McPartland in a rousing duet of "If My McShann, and the Stan Getz Quartet. rock till ya drop. Friends Could See Me Now." On this Independence Day evening 8:00 7:00 Tonight.the big band iound of the we listen 10 the soothing guitar sound of Kenny Clarke Francy Boland Band. one of New York's busiest session men, Thursday 12 From the year 1967 we hear the LP. Steve Khan. "Evidence" is the title of 7:00 A soundtrack album is featured on this effort that offers interesting "Sax No End" with special guests Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis and Johnny Griffin on Jazz Expansions tonight. Not the usual interpretations of standards and a side hand to provide sterli ng solos. Make a background music, however. It's "Les devoted Lo the music of Thelonious point of joining us tonight for Stances A Sophie" from the Art Sphere Monk. Top notch arrangements, "Lockj aw Bl ues," "Griff 's Groove," Ensemble of Chicago. Roscoe Mitchell interpretations and soloing. "New Box" and more. and Joseph Jarman, reeds, flute, and percussion; Les ter Bowie, trumpet, 10:30 Lord Peter Wimsey: Five Red ll:00 Leon Russel is one of a kind. His fluegelhorn and percussion; Malachi Herrings. "Reconstruction" (Concl u- vocals are raunchy yet sweet. style Favors, acoustic and electric bass and sion). Lord Peter reconstructs events His will not fit nea tl y, into any category percussion; Don Moye, drums; and from the night of the murder -- proving Fontella Bass, vocals and p iano. all theories wrong. known to music critics. Tonight we'll air his debut album, the one he named aft er himself. Cuts incl ude two smas h 11:00 Johnny Winter has got 11:00 Michael Bloomfield wri tes all his humungous tattoos all over the upper own music and all his own lyrics on hits: " Hummingbird" and "Shoot Out At T he Plan ta tion." You'll love 'em. half of his body, a smokin ' guitar and tonight's fea ture, " It's Not Killing Me." The Mellow Fellows Horns. What more An interesting mixture of country, blues could any guy want, yo u know? How and an indescriba ble va riable you will about an album of rocking blues entitled just have to hear for your self. Tuesday 10 "Guitar Singer" and a full play on 7:00 Violinist Didier Lockwood's 1979 Moondance? OK! recording " New World" offers good Thursday 5 ma terial, outstanding sidemen and top- flight improvisation. Joining Lockwood 7:00 Back to 1952-51 tonight for the two- are bassist Niels Pederse n, drummer record release " Dale's Wall," featuring Tony Williams, and pianist Gordon Roy Eldridge's fine playing of open and Beck to form, a tight-knit unit that plays muted trumpet. Eldridge's horn rings jazz in exemplary fas hion. out clean and clear, as it's the only John Coltrane horn (no sax) on the album. Oscar ll:00 The Dream Syndicate will take you Peterson is on piano or organ down.to the " Medicine Show" tonight. throughout the album. Also Barney Another fine new A & M release. Kessel or Herb Ellis on guitar, Ray Especially pleasing on this rockin~ ll :00 Attention loyal Moondancers! Our Brown on bass, and J.C. Heard, Papa Jo steam bath is a piece on side two ca lled feature tonight is Johnny Wintc;r. The Jones, Alvin Stoller, or Buddy Rich on "John Coltrane Stereo Blues." Produced title sums up Winters' position in the drums. by Sandy Pearlman. rock industry, "Still Alive and Well ," Indeed a pioneer in " High Energy" 11:00 Johnny Rey and the Reactions are, music, Johnny Winters' album produced like so many people, from Minneapolis. Wednesday· 11 l:ly Rick Derringer, is mandatory for the T heir music is quite pala table. "More serious rocker. 6:00 Jazz Alive! From Carnegie Tavern Than I Can Do" is the recent five in New York, pianist/composer Billy song compilation. They don't look TayloF hosts a program featuring the elegant piano stylings of El lis Larkins, Johnny Winter 6 10:30 Lord Peter Wimsey: Strong Poison. l l':00 KUMD celebrates summertime fun Friday 1_3 "Ten Minutes To Bloomsbury" (Episode tonight with Gary Kihn's brand of Rock Monday 30 'n' Roll. Favorites such as the "Break 5:30 Horizons. The Apollo: A Revival 2). Lord Peter offers a startling proposal 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. For Black Entertainment. This to the suspected murderess. Up Song" and "The Girl Most Likely" Pianist Alice Coltrane keeps the music celebration of the Apollo Theater's re- makes this album Kihn's best. Should be of her legendary late husband John alive opening features interviews with famous ll:00 James Vincent's second album listened to at the beach or up on Skyline with her performances of "Affinity" and black entertainers who got their start at tonight: "Space Traveler." A lot of funk Drive or just sitting around watching " One for the Father," and McPartland this historic Harlem landmark and here. "Song For Jayme" is especially the construction. pays tribute with h<>r versions of reviews its importance to rising young pleasing. And, oh yes, so is the guitar "Naima." artists. instrumental "Alone." Some jazz for flavor, too. Wednesday 25 7:00 Art Farmer is our featured artist 11:30 The Empire Strikes Back. "The tonight with his 1978 L.P. "To Duke Coming Storm" (Episode 2). The Rebels 6:00 Jazz Alive! Pianist/ composer Ben With Love," which puts him in the discover the Empire is not the only Thursday 19 Sidran hosts highlights from the "Great confines of a veteran rhythm section enemy when Luke Skywalker and Han American Songwriters Series" featuring playing the lovely compositions of the Solo are stranded in a howling blizzard 7:00 Piano-bass duets from Kenny Drew performances by vocalists Sandra King, great Duke Ellington. Listen to his on the forbidding planet Hoth. and Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen. Dave Frishberg, and the famed duo renditions of "Lush Life," "In A The album is "One Live in Concert," Jackie Cain and Roy Kral. Sentimental Mood," "Love You recorded in Holland in 1974. Tune in Madly," "It Don't Mean A Thing," etc. for tunes including Brubeck's "In Your 8:00 "Swiss Movement" is the title of Monday 16 Own Sweet Way," Parker's "My Little tonight's L.P. feature on Jazz ll:00 After listening to tonight's feature Suede Shoes," Pedersen's "Viking's Expansions. This work of Les McCann album you will undoubtedly agree that 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. Blues," and Rollins' "Oleo." 8c Eddie Harris was recorded "live" in Jeff Beck should.. be ranked as one of the Pianist/ composer Stanley Cowell, whose June of 1969. It offers classics like top five most tarented and influential style bridges contemporary and ll:00 Rank and File play chords on "Compared To What" as well as more guitarists. "Wired," the 1976 release of traditional iazz, solos on his acoustic/electric Fenders, harmonica, obscure material like "Cold Duck Time" the former Cream member is an "Equipoise," then joins McPartland on autoharp, banjo and pedal steel, among and "Kathleen's Theme." Join us excellent reflection of Beck's genius. "Stella" and "Cherokee." other things. Their new album "Long tonight. Tune in and accomplish something Gone Dead," is on Slash Records and positive. 7:00 "Eastern Rebellion" is the title of a Moondance. At the same time E=mc2• 10:30 Lord Peter Wimsey: Strong Poison. 1975 recording by Cedar Walton. Very Songs include: "Last Night I Dreamed," "Norman Ordurhart" (Episode 3). A ably backed by veterans like Sam Jones "Hot Wind," "Saddest Girl In The distant cousin of the deceased arouses (bass) and Billy Higgins (drums) and World." Punk up yer hair and dance yer Lord Peter's suspicion. Tuesday 31 with special guest saxophonist George white socks off. Coleman, Walton provides an aural feast ll:00 In 1972, Taj Mahal put together a 7:00 We conclude the month of jazz on tunes like Coltrane's "Naima," Mode very fine album entitled "Recycling The features with a brand new release by For Joe," "Bolivia," etc. Blues 8c Other Related Stuff." One side Chick Corea called "Children's Songs." was recorded live and the other, in the The title indicates the content. Corea 11:00 KUMD presents for your listening studio. The Pointer Sisters add some composed these tunes over the span of pleasure Wishbone Ash. Precision guitar very appealing vocals on the studio side, years from 1971 to 1984 and lays them in licks, irresistable bass-line, and • which includes a moving steel bodied solo piano fashion on this digital disc. undeniable vocals sum up the 1976 instrumental number ("Gitano Negro")• release "Locked In." It's obvious to the and three hot blues numbers rendered as ll:00 Jason and the Scorchers may just most casual observer that this album only Taj can. On side one (the live side) be the hottest new band in America. will be a favorite with any connoisseur Mahal plays everything from a conch Doubt it? We'll try to prove it tonight of fine, vintage rock 'n' roll. shell to a kalimba. with their debut album "Fervor." Country mixed with fast-paced rock and roll on Dylan's "Oviously Sweet Marie," also on "Harvest Moon," " Hot Nights Tuesday 17 Thursday 26 In Georgia" and many others. 7:00 Drummer Keno Duke has produced 7:00 Tonight the Cecil Tyson (piano)/ Buell Neidlinger (bass) 1961 recording some very fine jazz during the course of Jeff Ross of Rank and File his career. Tonight we fea ture his 1975 "New York City R 8c B." Also Archie Satellite programs release "Crest 0£ The Wave" with Frank Shepp, tenor sax; Steve Lacey, soprano Strizier, Harold Mabern, and Lisle sax; Charles Davis, baritone sax; Clark (from pa~ 1) Atkinson helping out on compositions Friday 20 Terry, trumpet; Billy Higgins or Dennis question of video display terminals in Charles, drums. This is a relatively the workplace, a political decision. (Keno Duke originals) like "Chateau," 5:30 Home Visits: Medical Horizons. subdued album on the Cecil Tyson scale; " My Father Knows, " "Little D" and Care For The Home-Bound. This Wednesday's I :30 program is they even do the Ellington composition more. examination of care for the elderly CONTEMPORARY WESTERN "Things Ain't What They Used To Be." focuses on alternatives to nursing homes EUROPE, a fifteen-part NPR l l:00 Womack and Won;iack's "Love and long hospital stays. production. Says series producer Karen Wars" is a touching, beautifully sung ll:00 It seems that Lou Reed has been Keams, "from the plight of the soul record about love and marriage (the ll :30 The Empire Strikes Back. "A around longer than music itself. Big unemployed British steel workers to the whole gamut -- good and bad). There's a Question Of Survival" (Episode 3). Evil talk? Guess so. OK, well a long time impact of increased defense spending in cover version of "Angie" that possibly Darth Vader, assembling the Empire's anyway. Still~-ifie ·guy comes our with an Germany, this series was designed to surpasses the Rolling Stones' original. forces for battle, discovers the Rebels' album, "New Sensations," and kids who provide listeners with insights into the military base. were born years after the Velvet political, economic, and sociological Underground began to believe it. We development in Western Europe today." believe it, too. This piece of vinyl is as The programs present the views of Wednesday 18 real and believable as anything Reed's ordinary European citizens as well as a ever done. "My Red Joystick" is ironic Pianist/ composer Ben Monday 23 variety of political leaders, from French 6:00 Jazz Alive! and funky. "Doin' The Things That We Sidran hosts performances by Dick 6:00 Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. President Francois Mitt rrand and West Want To" is profoundly moving. ·German Prime Minister Helmut Kohl to Johnson's Swing Shift and trumpeter Johnny Guarnieri, one of the foremost Jocelyn Brown's background vocals will Tom Harrell. Petra Kelly, spokesperson for the experts of stride piano, solos in a left- make your heart sing. handed performance of "My Funny ecologically-oriented Green Party in 8:00 Tonight we go back in time almost Valentine," and McPartland plays her Germany. The programs are narrated by two and a half decades to the Antibes own composition "Willow Creek." Noah Adams, co-host of ALL THINGS Jazz Festival of 1960 to listen to the CONSIDERED. inimitable Charles Mingus. The Mingus 7:00 A brand new recording by reed ace Wednesday's 5:30 oHering is A Jazz Workshop at the time of this Jaz Garbarek and his group, "Wayfarer," MOVEABLE FEAST, a literature recording (1960) also featured Ted features the combined talents of Bill program created by independent Curson, Eric Dolphy, Booker Ervin, Frisell, Eberhard Weber and Michael producer Tom Vitale. On upcoming Dannie Richmond and their special DiPasqua with leader Garbarek. Listen programs we'll hear E.L. Doctorow guest, the great Bud Powell. Join us in tonight for "Gentle," "Singsong," reading from his novel Loon Lake; poet tonight for "I'll Remember April," "Pendulum" and more. Sharon Olds reading from her collection "What Love," "Folk Forms I" and The Dead and the Living; Hilma more. 11:00 The Dixie Dregs are a wonderful Wolitzer reading from her novel In the fusion of jazz, rock, and classical styles. Palomar Arms; Ralph Ellison reading That's right, classical. And their album from his forthcoming novel; and poets "What If" is at least a masterpiece. Allen James Dickey, Seamus Meany, and Derek Sloan's strings are tremendous on "Little Walcott. Kids." Steve Morse is very fast on the fret A special addition to The Avant Garden board of his electric and equally precise. in the next seven weeks will be NEW Rod Morgenstein's drum work is MUSIC FESTIVAL 4, recordings of flawless. In short, this is a marvelous Lou Reed works performed at the Fourth Annual band that demands to be heard. And fell. New Music Festival ·at Bowling Green Inimitable. State University in Ohio in October Friday 27 1983. The series also includes interviews 5:30 Horizons. The World According To with composers and guest artists. Some Sam Doyle. The history and legen s of of the works presented at the Festival T.,esday 24 St. Helena's Island in South Carolina were commissioned by Bowling Green 7:00 John Blake is a violinist of are captured on canvas by this elderly State University. Included· in the series considerable note (no pun intended) who folk artist who uses tin and house paint are works by Thomas Clark, Frank has just released a new recording called to create his paintings. Wi ley, Richard Robinson, Duane Heller, "Maiden Dance." The assistance of Jordan Cho-Tung Tang, Derek Healey, heavyweights like McCoy Tyner, Kenny ll:30 The Empire Stri kes Back. "Fire David W. Maves, Michail Schelle, Frank Barron, and Cecil McBee help this and Jee" (Episode 4). The Rebels mount Larocca, JeH Halsey, Wilfred Delphin Mingus with Bud Powell album deserve the lofty praise it has a desperate defense when Darth Vader and Edwin Romain. The Avant Garden received. It is the definitive John Blake and the Imperial stormtroopers attack can be heard every Friday evening from to date. their fortress. 6:00-7:30. 7 Letters from Listeners

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My only minor complaint is still the YOU 'CO c;Rew A 6:00- 10:00 slot Friday and Saturday Keep up the good sounds! 56AU{\fUL GAR\)BN (weak). And to think all this is available R. Roeck, Jr. on the edge of the tundra. To the future· Hayward, WI - Nt:.,.W ti0UR'5 4,;-- Ml>W. 9 n, 8 'C'UoS.- 5A't. 9 tO b of KUMD. Mark Alness Duluth I enjoy nearly all of your programming but not Jazz Expansions. I enjoy 4 to choose from relaxing jazz, but most of what I hear on We are glad to have KUMD around, J .E. is tension-producing. though we find ourselves listening to Beverly Sereicikas WOJB and Wisconsin Public Radio for Duluth folk and blues. We are not into your recent classical efforts, and modern jazz gets to us after a while, so we feel lucky This is in support of Wise Women -- to have 4 public stations wllhin range. the one program we always listen to! We LOVE Canadian News on WOJB, Also WEEKEND All Things Considered and are SORRY that Bill Kling controls is much appreciated. it. We like Northland Hoedown a LOT. Sherry Phillips & Paul Tine Wise Women Radio Program Schedule We also love drama offerings, but wish Brimson you didn't play them so late at night; Sundays at 6:00 p.m. Public affairs program begins at 8:30, repeated Tuesdays at early evening is best for us. The short 1:00 p.m. weekend "All Things Considered" is good. 6/ 3 Host: Melanie Creger. Public affairs: "Women's Humor," produced by Joni John & Sarah Kingston Nelson and Kathy Sting!. Duluth 6/ 10 Hosts: Joni Nelson and Kathy Sting!. Public affairs: an interview with Jane Lind, publisher of "Women's Times," the Northshore magazine which will be coming out with an annual issue..,this month.

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6/ 24 Host: Toshiko Yamada-Nevells. Public affairs: on the 40th anniversary of the founding of Two Harbors' unusual Community Health Center, the women of the CHC Guild discuss early challenges of this unique health-care organization. Produced by Susanna Frenkel.

7/ 1 Host: Susanna Frenkel. Public affairs: Hmong women -- their crafts, their GENERAL CONTRACTING Jives, and lifestyle changes. Produced by Kathleen Ryan. PASSIVE SOLAR DESIGN 7/ 8 Host: Kathleen Ryan. Public affairs: Kath Anderson and Kathleen visit the CUSTOM WOODWORKING Women's Peace Encampment to Stop Project Elf in northern Wisconsin.

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7/ 29 Host: Joni Nelson. Public affairs: a speech by Sonja Johnson, candidate for President in the Citizens Party. Part of our Election '84 series.

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