1971 PROGRAM GUI DE NUMBER TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN , He llo t here ! I ' m your KRAB program guide! Al ld publi s hed by the Jack Straw Memo rial Foun dation . today , I ' d like t o tal k to t hose readers of me Th i s progr am gui de is not sol d , it is given , Ollt the r e who a r en ' t s ubscr ibers . Pe rh aps you free of charge , to t he physical and fi n ancial got a copy o f me by calling the s tation . Perh aps s upporters of KRAB f. m., a non- comme r ical, lis ­ your local mC l'chan t s tuck me ill your shoppin g tener- owned freespeech radio station th at shr iv­ cart a l on g with t he free s t amps , bwnber s t icker e l s up every s umme r l ike a fort y pound Li tt l e and y our son Rudo l ph , or per~ajls you s t ole me 11aid grape because the I ltttle money we get out of your neighbor ' s mai I box , knOl,i ng full ­ a ll year from s ubscripti ons dries up like the we ll he ' d call the stat ion and Rccuse us of Perdinales and when we do ge t money i t ' s t l,O not ma iling his gu i ~e , Wha t eveF the explanation , cen ts at a time and that may be a ll right for I ' m gl ad you have me! ( I' m so glad, I ' m going Harry Go l den but it's hard on us , ~ Iama . to s t op being patr on izi n g n OI; . ) - Cole Po rte r Look , you big chump , you have in your hand:, a possi b l e go ld mine . This is the pn'gra'l' guide f or th e mos t unique, exciting (forget abuut our ann oun cer s ; t his radio station is exci tillg!) outrageous , experimental , st arving , insane KRAB f.m . tempramenta l, oven;he l ming radio st;ltion in 9029 ROOSEVELT WAY NORTH EAST t he country . In these pages , you ' l l find the SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98115 wi des t var iety of p r og r amMing west of the LA - 2- 51U on your phone Fire I sland Light Ship , un l ess your idc3 of 107. 7 on your dial pr ogram variet y is Some Enchanted Ev enIng , No . 1 , in your heart played by the liD llYI;ood Strings , fol l Ol;ed hy no . 10 , on your list On t he S . Where you Live , played by the lIolly­ wood Strings . If that ' S your idea of varied ALL CONTRIBUTIO;-.JS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE, WHEN TIlE progr ammi ng , you ~THETIC. CIIECK IS ~IADE OUT TO THE JACK STRAW ~ I H10RIAL FOUNDATION. Please make all checks out i llegi b l y " Do n ' t be pat':etic . " - ~Iargo Channing so your bank \,ill give us mo r e money than you intended . Ins i de he r e , you ' ll fi nd everything from Bach to Bl uegr ass to 13 ':JOgic' , from j(ichard ~ 1. Ni xon a t the Johnson Libr:1ry Bar- b - cue IF YOU 1,10VE, YOUR PROGRAl\1 GUIDE IVILL NOT BE t o The Swamp in June , f" r om a Sop,vi th ':ame l FORl'iARDED . IT WILL BE TIIROWN AWAY BY TIlE POST fly - by t o current African poetry . ~nw , it OFF 1 CEo 1 F YOU ARE PLANNING TO ~IOVE , LET US KNOlv. cou ld be you don ' t Ivan t to hear vll:at ;; ~h'am l' sounds l ike , no ma ttE,r hhat montl: it is . Thanks once again to Cas t le and Cooke Compute r Iv t:' unders t and that . Do n ' t fee l bad about it . Systems, Inc ., Port l an d Oregon, for t he h andy But j f you can' t fi nd a good ly number of address labels . programs you wou l d l ike t o hear p l ayed on KRAB , t he F. C. C. h as conveniently placed us r igh t near KBIQ (puddl es of beautiful ;nu~i('J and KUUU (Ivhere a ll t he good son gs have gOlle) and you can easi l y swi t ch t o them. So Ivha t I ' m saying , Bcsco, is this: >'ou have an oppor tunity i n Seattl e and environs to hear a radio s tation t 'lat hasn ' t gi \-en up on radio as a creat ive me di um. KRAB is dl's igned to be lis ­ tened to , J "lvhat! You mean you can ' t ~ lay tenn _i_s , 01' go bOlding , or \vash the house I"hile it's on? " l ocal broadcasting magnate and if you lis t en , we ' d like to have you consider what keeps the station on the air . Its cal led ~ I ONEY d and there used to be a l ot of it around here . If you have some left over at the end of the eMcnT-N day , drop i t in an envelope and mail it to us a nd ",e ' ll continue t o experjment , and confuse, and harass , and do the stuff >'ou gilve us th e mo ney for in the first place . See elsewhere in here for a handy- dandY re­ eFT turnab l e coupon, coupon clippers . I n the p r ogr am listings, the t imes in parentheses 9:30 VINTAGE .1AZ Z- Hal Sherlock p resents old fo llowin g cert ain programs are the times those 'scraping waffles off the ceiling ' music . p r ogr ams wi ll be repeated, either the fol lowing morning ( i f n o day is list ed) or in the up-coming 11 :00 SOMETHING BUT DONT EXPECT ANYTHI NG week . THURSDAY , J ULY 1, 1971 FRIDAY, JULY 2 2 : 30 pm I TALIAN RECORDER SONATAS, circa 1700 , by Core l li, Barsanti, Veracini, Bigag­ 5:00 pm ARGENTINE FOLK ~IUSIC - Robert Garfias lia and Vivaldi. Performed by Frans presenting two Odeon recordings: Bruggen, recorder; Anner Bylsma, cello; Cantares de mi Tierra, and, De Nuestro and Gus tav Leonhardt, harpsi chord. Folklore, with Atahualpa Yupanqui. (Das Al te \\Ierk) 5:30 KRU~j ORNS AND KINGS- Dick Palm presents 3 : 15 TRADITIONAL MUSIC OF ETH IOPIA- a varie­ baroq ue and pre-baroque music. ty on Vogue . 7:05 COMMENTARY- Frank Krasnowsky (~ :O O 4:00 MUSIC OF TIlE HIGH RENAISSANCE IN EN G­ Mo n day) LAND - The Purcell Consort of Voices, directed by G. Burgess, The Jaye Con ­ 7 : 30 THE INVASION OF PIONEER SQUARE - H . Ted sort of Viol s and S . Preston, harpsi­ Garfie l d and Susan travel down to Pio­ chord . Works by: Gibbons , f'errabos co, neer Square to give this report on the Byrd, \\Ieelkes, r·\orley, Bull and Tomkins. 'hip ' businesses springing up amongst (Turnabout) the pawn shops, steam baths, and beer joint s . 4:45 NATAY - NAVAJO SINGER- Edward Lee Natay, Ivho died in 1967, was a foremost Navajo 8:30 A ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION ON TilE FUTURE singer in the traditional manner. (Canyon) OF THE UNI VERSITY DISTRICT- various commentators from the series heard in 5:15 THr: B."OK REVIEW- "Dle Breakdown of April discuss the issues from all sides. Schools: A Problem or a Symp tom? A Included will probably be Cal McKuen, working draft of a paper for discussion . ' Richard Coppage, Roger Pence, Bi ll By Ivan Illich- an unpublished special Harrington, and others . (12 ~ \onday) t o KRAB, presented by Randy Francisco . (11: 30) 10 :00 HUSIC FOR GLASS HA~tON ICA- Bruno Hoff­ man, wi th works by Beethoven, Naum ann, 5 : 30 BALTIC' S BOP STOP- HORACE SILVER- a Tomaschek , Rollig, Schlett and Reich­ prime examp le of the so-called ' Hard­ ardt. (Candide) BOT) School of Jaz z ' , the mos t ide'n'ti­ fi 'able outgrowth ot' be-bop , and perhaps, 11 :00 .1UST .TAZ Z- wi th Bob Gwynne subs ti tuting the most popular of its various forms. for Herb, who ' s off to California this month. 7 : 00 NOTES f'OR TIlE NIGIIT- Heard ever y night of the week , but listed this one time only . On this program we try to give you some notice of the programs to be played in the next few days. SATURDAY , JULY 3 7:05 cm·1l'-IENTARY (11 :00) 7 :00 am THE SATURDAY ~ \ORITURI TE S . PROGRAH­ The Wonderful Wor ld of Classi cal rlus i c 7:30 f'ILM REVIElv- wi th Peter Ilogue and with Richard Greene . Richar': .lameson. (ll:iJ5) 10:00 JAZZ- Andrew Alexis ti 1 1 :00 pm 8:00 OPEN !'li tE getyourcoatandgetyourhat,leaveyounvorriesonthedo 9 :00 BUCK ROGERS AND THE WAFFLE CE ILI NG - Don Downing, of the Improvisational theatre 5:00 pm TIl E MUS IC OF .TAPAN - Shin to musi c group The \\I a ffle Cei Ii ng, un covered the first Buck Rogers radio script. lI e wrote 6 : 00 THE EVENING RAAG- Subbulakshmi, singer , three more episodes for the serial, and wi th Era Napai; Ennahanu Ramabhaj ana; they are here performed by : Gordon Ninnuvina Namadendu; and, Pakkala Nila­ Chase, r.tary Ha l lett, J oanne Ilammer, badi.