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Volume 104, Issue 6 holiday benefit concert

Suzy Bogguss is Swingin'into Town by Linda Healy, Promotions Director Join us on December 9th for a gala evening that will begin with Suzy's Illinois State University alum, Suzy Bogguss, made a big concert, followed by a wine and hors d'oeuvres reception in the name for herself in the late 80s and 90s with her highly University Galleries. We know it's a weeknight, but we promise you acclaimed blend of traditional country and contemporary can get home to bed by 10:00. This is a rare chance to see Suzy in the pop. Her latest CD is an artful swing into jazz ... swing jazz, lovely new Center for the Performing Arts Concert Hall - an intimate that is. Everyone here at GLT has been mesmerized by venue where every seat is upclose and personal. Suzy's generosity her beautiful renditions of swing favorites and new songs will benefit CPA by providing scholarships for students entering the alike on her CD simply titled Swing. [See recommended College of Fine Arts, and will provide much needed equipment for WGLT. releases on pg 8 for a review by GLT's Jon Norton.] And true to the educational mission of CPA, students will have the opportunity to So when we got the opportunity to bring Suzy home for attend an afternoon masterclass with Suzy, and have hands-on experience working with a Swing/Holiday concert on December 9th to benefit professionals in technical management. • both GLT and Illinois State University's Center for the There is very limited seating, so don't wait to get tickets. CPA box office walk-up hours are Performing Arts, we jumped at the chance. Bogguss was M- F, 12-5 pm or call 309.438.2535 or go online at www.arts.ilstu.edu/center/tickets.html born in nearby Aledo, IL, where she grew up following her mother around trying to imitate her singing. She also Sponsored by Ronda Glenn Law Offices learned to play and drums as a child, and took up the as a teenager. Her college days brought her to Illinois State to pursue a degree in Fine Art.

Singing was a great way for Bogguss to earn some spending money while in college, but she also discovered that she had a real talent, and a desire to pursue Suzy Bogguss - Swing singing as a career. So after graduating from ISU in 1980, she hit the road - touring the midwest, northeast, and Canada. In 1985, she moved to Nashville, then on to Dollywood December 9, 2003 where she was discovered by a Liberty/Capitol executive. 7:00 p.m. - concert at CPA Concert Hall Her debut album, Somewhere Between, received fantastic reviews. Suzy has gone on to 9:00 p.m. - reception, ISU University release hit after hit on the country charts, including an album of duets with none other Galleries than guitar legend, . While making her name on the country stage, Bogguss always held a soft spot in her heart for swing tunes. Bogguss' first single (released in 1987) Cost - $35.00 was the jazz classic, I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire, so her return to jazz is a natural Tickets go on sale November 12 at CPA box offi ce fit. She was always interested in the horns and fiddles combined in the Texas Swing style 309.438.2535 or online at: of Bob Wills and Hank Thompson and felt that she just had an affinity for swing. As she www.arts.ilstu.edu/center/tickets. html puts it, "[swing] just comes natural for my voice."

Bogguss says that singing some of the old standards that "still come out smelling like a If you need an accomodation to fully enjoy this program, please advise when ordering or purchasing tickets. Please allow rose" was a thrilling experience for her, but she was equally interested in finding some new sufficient time to arrange the accomodation. music that maintained the integrity of the classics. Along came songwriter April Barrows, whose intelligent lyrics Suzy describes as, "like manna from heaven." fund drive

By coming together to match every pledge we received during the fall campaign, a host of Coming Through for GLT businesses and individuals also came through for your public radio station. When you have A thank you from GLT Membership Director Pat Peterson the opportunity, please thank the following GLT friends for their creative support:

From that rocky first morning when Acme Comics Alamo II Bookstore both the pledge phones and the elevator were broken, through a solar Angelica's Heaven on Earth Apollo Professional Theater flare that threatened to knock out Bloomington/Normal Transit Burwood Group NPR's satellite service, to our very real Central Station Citylink concern that we would not make goal, ChemDry Heartland & Greater Peoria Community Players and on to a triumphant finish late at Crazy Planet Kitchen Dominic's Restaurant night on the last day of the drive, the GLT Fall 2003 Fund Drive can only be Dr. Cortese Foot & Ankle Clinic Eco-Lawn of America described as a real nail biter. Eureka College Eye Surgical Associates Heritage Manor Nursing Homes Interiors by the Cottage Ah ... but all's well that ends well. You JimPeckmantakesapledge got the message that your public radio station is more dependent than ever on Illinois Business Financial Services Kathryn Beich financial support from listeners and boy, did you come through! Over 1000 new Kevin Evans & Associates Kidder Music and renewing listeners pledged an amazing $100,000. That means GLT's program Kurt's Autobody & Repair Le Peep Restaurant service is safe for another year. We cannot thank you enough. • Main Street Lincoln Often Running Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Center OSF St. Joseph Medical Center Paxton's Inc. Quimby Dermatology Ronda Glenn Law Offices Samuel Music Sulaski & Webb CPAs The Bistro The Pantagraph Vitesse Twin City Amateur Astronomers Westminster Village YWCA

Leaders Circle - Bruce & Jeannie Breitweiser Leaders Circle - Carol Carey Odekirk Leaders Circle - Dr. Dennis Fox

Above: Aleda Diggins hard at work answering phones Right: By late afternoon on Sunday, the end was in sight SJ Io 17

Bruce Bergethon and Mike Mccurdy thank listeners for their generous pledges thank you

Coming Through for GLT GLT Jazz Masters continued Mose Allison to headline 2nd annual concert - February 7, 2004

Staffing the phones for the duration of fund drive is no easy task. .. but our volunteers Last February, we kicked off a new concert series - GLT Jazz Masters - with legendary always make it seem effortless. They get here at the crack of dawn and stay till the wee bassist Ron Carter. Opening for Ron Carter was an hours. The fund drive is just not possible without their tireless efforts. We are eternally up-and-coming B-3 organist, Tony Monaco. grateful for their time and their commitment. For GLT Jazz Masters 2004, we proudly present Mose Equally important are the GLT business friends who keep those volunteers fed and happy Allison and Jimmy Ponder. Witty and sardonic, Mose while they're here. Please join us in thanking them for their continued support of news, Allison shines as a songwriter. Influences from both and all that jazz in a very special way. They would love to hear from you. jazz and blues make Allison a true cross-over musician, with broad appeal defying easy categorization.

Jimmy Ponder provides the perfect complement to Avanti's Biaggi's Ristorante • Allison with his soulful solo guitar. Ponder began Canteen Corporation The Chateau playing when he was only 14, and considers Wes Montgomery and Kenny Burrell to be two of his Chicago Style Pizzeria Common Ground earliest influences. Culligan Water Delgado's The Garlic Press Jake's Pizza Jimmy John's Kathryn Beich Pepsi Cola Bottlers Pub II Qdoba Quizno's GLT Jazz Masters Schlotzsky's Deli Schnuck's February 7, 2004 Subway 8:00 p.m. ISU's Center for the Performing Arts Jimmy Ponder Rocky start amd solar flares aside, the GLT Fall 2003 Fund Drive was a roaring success. Tickets go on sale November 5 at CPA box office 309.438.2535 or go online at: Thank you to every one who contributed, volunteered and/or cheered us on. We are proud www.arts.ilstu.edu/center/tickets.html to have earned your confidence and your financial support. •

And as if Mose Allison and Jimmy Ponder together in the same night isn't enough, we've moved the GLT Jazz Masters series to Illinois State University's new Center for the Performing Arts Concert Hall, with its state-of-the-art sound and intimate setting.

Watch for more details in the January/February program guide. • recommended releases

GLT Holiday Picks The gift of music

This time of year we turn our thoughts to giving the gift of music. We've asked all of the GLT on-air raff to tell us what they'll be giving to their friends and family this year for the holidays.

From Don Munson, host of Radio Munson: From Frank Black, the Delta Doctor of Weekend Blues: VARIOUS ETTAJAMES Celebrating Bix! the Bix Centinnial All Stars Celebrate his 100th Birthday Let's Roll (RCA) (Arbors Records) Etta James started on the West Coast in 1955 with a song called Roll With Me Cornetist Bix Beiderbecke remains a towering symbol of the Roaring '20s one Henry. The song was banned from radio play until the title was changed to Dance hundred years after he was born in Davenport, Iowa. Fellow cornetists Jon-Erik With Me Henry - the first title was just a little too wild for the folks back then. No Kellso, Randy Reinhart and Randy Sandke, and an all-star band use Bix's soaring solos as focal problem with the word "roll" in the title this time around, just good reviews. Etta remains a master points for exciting interpretations of 19 great songs from America's Jazz Age. to this day and this CD would make a great holiday gift.

BUDDY GUY KEELY SMITH Blues Singer (Silvertone) Keely Swings Basie-Style With Strings (Concord Records) You've heard this CD featured during both GLT Blues and Acousticity, so you Keely was a great sidekick to bandleader-husband Louis Prima back in the 1960s, can get one for everyone on your list. It's Buddy Guy, unplugged. He got his first but her voice has just seemed to get better each decade since. Keely's latest effort guitar form his friend Lightin' Slim Hicks and he's been making good blues ever is a nod to Count Basie's swingin' band but the arrangements by Dennis Michaels since. Eric Clapton and B.B. King are friends that help out this time around. This CD was featured and Don Menza are brand new. Winter tip: settle down with your favorite cocktail and crank up in the last program guide, but it's so good, I had to make sure it made it to your holiday gift list. the sound on this CD - you'll forget about the nasty weather outside! From Laura Kennedy, host of Morning Jazz and Swing Time: From Jon Norton, host of Afternoon Jazz and Saturday Blues: MOLLY JOHNSON CARLOS GUITARLOS Another Day (Narada Jazz) Straight From The Heart (Nomad) Marvelous Molly has a distinctive voice that's like a shot of Pop Rocks with a You don't learn to play and sing the blues like this without hav ing a few hard champagne chaser. This CD is a bodacious blend of jazz and blues that really gets times in your life. Carlos Ayala is a legend on the streets of San Francisco, where under your skin. This chick has moxie! he lived for a good chunk of the 80's and 90's. He also played a mean guitar for "Top Jimmy and the Rhythm Pigs," a legendary California bar band that a lot of big stars loved CHARLIE CHRISTIAN to get on stage and jam with. Counted out due to some serious personal and health issues, Carlos The Original Guitar Hero (Columbia) has returned in 2003 for what many critics are calling the Blues Album of the Year. Think Ted Charlie Christian was pure gold. In only two years of recording, he managed to Hawkins on steroids and you' ll get a rough idea of what Carlos is playing Straight From the Heart. impress just about everyone who heard him and forever change the course of jazz SUZY BOGGUSS guitar playing. This CD is a collection of some of his best work distilled down from an awesome box set. Throw in Benny Goodman and, hey! We're cooking with gas! Swing (Compadre)

Jazz purists may scoff at the thought of this country girl singing swing, but you'll fall in love with this gem after the first song. You'll find standards from Nat King Cole, Duke Ellington and a song closely associated with Billie Holiday, Comes Love. But the strength of this CD comes from the new songs from Nashville songwriter and jazz singer April Barrows, whose catchy melodies and wonderful sense of rhythm make cuts like Burning the Toast and Cupid Shot Us Both With One Arrow instant classics. recommended releases

GLT Holiday Picks continued

From Bruce Bcrgcthon, Acousticity host: From Mike McCurdy, Afternoon Jazz and Weekend Blues host: THE NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND with VARIOUS ARTISTS HARRY CONNICK, JR. Will the Circle Be Unbroken, Volume 3 (Capitol Records) Other Hours (Marsalis Music/Rounder Music)

This year's volume, a worthy successor to the two previous collections, again The crooner is gone and the talented jazz pianist is back. Connick's return to celebrates American roots music in general, and the Carter Family songbook small-group, modern jazz is a welcome change from his Sinatra-esque direction. in particular. The late June Carter Cash and Johnny Cash are prominent, and O n How About Tonight and The Other Hours, the group channels the classic Dave there are stellar performances by , Doc Watson, , Jimmy Martin, the Del Brubeck Quartet. This CD would be even more interesting with Connick singing a song or two. McCoury Band, Willie Nelson - and some of the inlaws and offspring of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band themselves. VARIOUS BEN WINSHIP and DAVID THOMPSON Crucial Chicago Blues (Alligator) Fishing Music (Snake River Records, available at www.fishingmusic.com) 1 This CD of previously released material, along with C rucial Guitar Blues and The perfect collection for anyone on your holiday shopping list that loves fishing Crucial, Harp Blues, will lay a good foundation for novice blues collectors. James -or good music. Mandolinist Winship and bassist Thompson pull together a - Cotton s harp cnes on 23 Hours Too Long, you ll love the seanng fret work of Son shifting assemblage of top-quality singers and instrumentalists (including Tim and Seals on Cotton Picking Blues, there's the big, bad voice of Koko Taylor, and much more. Previously Mollie O'Brien, Billy Novick, David Grier, and Rob Ickes) on an amazingly diverse set of songs set recommended because it's just that good. "in the river." Among the composers represented are Ojango Reinhardt, Duke Ellington, Hoagy Carmichael, Corey Harris, Kostas, and the ever-popular "trad." From Kevin Conlin, the Song and Dance Man: SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL FromNick Brunner, host of Afternoon Jazz and Saturday Blues: Original Broadway Cast (Decca) KIM WILSON Lookin' For Trouble (MC Records) The Cat in the Hat, Horton, Amayzing Mayzie - all the Dr. Seuss characters that we grew up with are combined in this wonderful stage production. From the It's the new record that's so cool the title track is on there twice! My favorite Jungles ofNool to Solla Sollew, this CD is a must have for children of all ages Fabulous Thunderbird put this album out mid-summer, and once you get past (especially us "older kids"). the distracting cover art, you find tasty blues of the jump-sw ing variety. Favorite Track: #6 - the down and dirty Hand to Mouth. THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING Original Soundtrack (Reprise) STANLEY TURRENTINE with the THREE SOUNDS Blue Hour (Blue Note Records) Howard Shore's haunting melodies transport you straight to the heart of Middle Earth. Add some selections by Enya and you have a very memorable soundtrack. Originally recorded back in 1960 this classic jazz re-issue really lives up to its name. Here are two soulful CDs that exemplify jazz in that era. Put on the first disc for a lazy afternoon of watching the snow fall. The second CD carries a groove that's perfect for - but not limited to - night driving or hosting a holiday get-together. Favorite Track: Oise Two #7 - Alone Together. weekend blues • • •

Holiday Blues Stories Left:Son ny Rhodesodes, ever the Southern ge tl Special weekend December 19-21, 2003 n eman, showed all thoseose young up t . at Noth . youngB s arts a Itek or two 'Tis the season for mittens and ut The Blues Fest snowmen, hot apple cider, and stories told 'round the fire. From December 19 - 21 on GLT Blues, you'll feel like you're sitting by that fire swapping stories with some of the blues artists that are featured every weekend on GLT as we listen to their favorite holiday memories.

Rita Chiarelli, who wowed the crowd at last summer's Illinois Blues Fest in Peoria, shares one of her favorite memories: ".. .when I was seven years old, our family went back to Italy for awhile, and all the kids had gold chains from when •• ht down the they were christened. And I wanted a gold Brooks brought Fest in July onnie Baker , But The Blues R ot in chain real badly, and being a kid I didn't house att N understand the financial strain my parents were under. My mother wore a gold chain around her neck ... she had gotten it from her father when she was 17 years old. It was t the Illinois Blues a St. Rita Medal. The next morning, which GLT Blues Tent Vaughn Above: The d Maurice Joh was Christmas, I got up, and there was this Fest welcome little doll - nothing fancy - and around its neck was this gold chain that my mother had worn all these years ... "

So get cozy and cuddle up with GLT Blues and Holiday Blues Stories. You'll have a chance to open some presents of your own with CD giveaways throughout the weekend of December 19-21. The festivities begin Friday night with Delta Frank at 8:00 PM and go through Sunday blues (noon - 6 PM). •

abouthis best Christmas ever Jody Williams tells t the Illinois Blues Fest. after a rockin' good time a Rita Chiarelli knocked Blues Fest in Peo . L us out at the 1/inois a or Day weekend birthday bash ■ ■ ■ Marian McPartland hits the big 8-5 by Mike Mccurdy, Program Director

Some jazz heavyweights Marian performed for a brief time with her gathered at Birdland husband's Dixieland quintet. But she heard in New York the call of bebop and began to head in other musical directions. I isn't Marian formed her own trio and landed a worth noting. two-week stint at the renowned Hickory House in New York City. It happens all the time. With her ability to gently shepherd a But this gathering poignant ballad, to swing with real power, was unique in terms of and to stay ahead of new developments in talent and numbers. Norah Jones, jazz, Marian turned those two weeks at the Ravi Coltrane, Clark Terry, Phil Woods Hickory House into a ten-year residency. It and Dr. Billy Taylor were among those became a gathering place for jazz colleagues in attendance to help celebrate Marian such as Oscar Peterson, Benny Goodman, McPartland's 85th birthday. You can hear and Duke Ellington. this special two-hour recording Monday, December 1st from 7 to 9 PM, hosted by After recording for several existing labels - Charles Osgood of CBS Sunday Morning. including over 50 albums with Concord - Marian founded her own imprint, Halcyon Born Margaret Marian Turner in Windsor, Records. Artists who have recorded on England during the first half of the 20th Halcyon include pianists Earl Hines, Teddy Century, Marian began to teach herself Wilson, and Dave McKenna. Marian's Chopin waltzes on the piano by ear when composing has not escaped notice either, she was only three years old. She later and her material has been recorded by pursued classical training at London's Peggy Lee and Tony Bennett. Guildhall School of Music before joining a four-piano vaudeville act that traveled Tony Bennett is just one of the top-notch throughout Europe during World War II singers paying tribute during Marian's entertaining the Allied troops. birthday bash. You'll also hear vocalists Karrin Allyson and Nneena Freelon and While on tour in Belgium, she met lots of other jazz greats. and began to play with her future husband, famed Chicago cornetist Jimmy Mark this birthday bash on your calendar McPartland. In the U.S. after the war, for Monday, December 1st from 7 to 9 PM. •

(left) Yes, she does! underwriter spotlights

Ty Livingston is the Director of Planning & Marketing close relationships with our clients which helps build trust," says Sulaski. " We are a for Citylink - Greater Peoria's mass transit system. The people business," he continues, "and we grow and adjust with our clients' - as well as our crown jewel of Citylink is the newly opened Transit Center employees' - needs." in downtown Peoria, "a project that has finally come to fruition after 20-plus years of wrangling," says Livingston. When asked, why do you support GLT? Sulaski doesn't hesitate to answer, "Because of "The Transit Center provides a new level of convenience all of the people within GLT. Of course I love all of the jazz and blues, but I am really for our riders, offering dedicated bays for all routes, climate impressed with the hard work and enthusiasm I see in the GLT staff, especially during controlled boarding covers and a day care center that fund drives. Especially Bruce [Station General Manage Bruce Bergethon] - he is a class guy. In the end though, I guess that GLT's product is good and what our community really opened in October in cooperation with the YWCA with ,y vmgstono City n an thee o. us needs." space 1or 84 c 1 ren. With a long history in urban planning as a member of the Tri-County Regional Planning Committee, Livingsron joined Citylink 3-years ago. "Working for Citylink is great ISU Athletics because I can address all necessary marketing and planning needs and then also get to implement and follow through with them to the end," Livingston says. "A.nd being part As a part of the ISU fold, it should be no surprise that GLT of Citylink in Peoria means I'm helping make a difference in the community, making it has a history of involvement with ISU Athletics (Women's more environmentally sound and helping to create a better quality of life for residents." Volleyball games aired on GLT for a stretch). Leanna Bordner, Senior Women's Administrator & Assistant CityLink currently serves 6 Peoria communities and offers late night services that provide Athletic Director/Marketing is now in her 11th year at access to employment at a wide range of hours. It also serves students, faculty and staff of Illinois State as the liaison for ISU Athletics. She found both and Illinois Central College. her way to ISU after a collegiate career of participation in basketball, field hockey and softball and 16 years as Assistant The move towards supporting GLT was an easy one for Ty. Not only did a marketing Leanna Bordner research firm recommend GLT for its astute, educated and interactive listeners who Basketball Coach (Michigan State for 8 years). In other are active in the community, but Livingston is also a big fan himsel£ "I think GLT has words - she knows her sports! credibility - I like the jazz and news and find myself filling in the missing bits in the She is proud of ISU Athletics for a number of reasons: ISU's record of earning the All nightly TV news for my wife who doesn't get to hear the full news stories on NPR during Sport Trophy, the number of student athletes who make honor roll each semester and the All Things Considered." incredible community support ISU sports enjoy.

"We have had some great successes in the ISU Athletic Department, some more subtle Sulaski & Webb than others - like the graduations, the good jobs our student athletes go on to get, and seeing them come back as alums. It is also especially great to see that even in tough A permanent fixture in the community for over 21 years, economic times the community has come together with athletics and supported us," the CPA firm of Sulaski & Webb is housed in the historic Bordner enthuses. Current and future support will help to finish , beef up Illinois House building in downtown Bloomington. As a (no pun intended!) the strength and conditioning center to house more athletes and to full service accountancy firm, Sulaski & Webb offer their create a multi-purpose banquet and meeting room space with a "Hall of Fame." expertise in everything from income tax issues to audits and consulting. Bordner feels that all of the ISU Athletics partnerships with GLT have been mutually beneficial and she hopes to see more. In the meantime, she'll be tooling around from Bill Sulaski, co-partner in this 15-employee firm (adding sporting event to sporting event with GLT jazz on the radio dial. employees and square footage about every 5 years), says he Bill Sulaski has seen tremendous growth in Bloomington-Normal, both in its size and in the amount of business that has come his way because of the growing population. "We have always offered a personalized service to our customers. Lately the industry has come under attack because of various scandals, but we continue to create support thanks to our program sponsors & underwriters As you frequent these businesses, please thank them for their support of GLT. Their program sponsorship/ underwriting is essential to the quality of the music and news coverage you hear on 89.1 and 103.5 FM. 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