Watch sagebrush tumble past your busy city slicker life as you tune in to our Folk shows. Our DJs dish up eclectic blues; traditional French; Irish traditional music; American traditional, old-time, and hillbilly music; and classic country.
Monday |
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| 4:00pm | 5:00pm | Slight ReturnNow your sons and daughters can experience the music you loved so many years ago, while you re-experience all those horribly wonderful acid trips. |
A.N. Weiss |
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| 5:00pm | 6:30pm | A Feast of Irish FolkIrish music, from the latest releases to traditional masters. |
Mary & Erik |
Tuesday |
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| 9:00pm | 10:00pm | Music for Middle-Brow SnobsThe best in early rock ’n’ roll. |
Noah |
Wednesday |
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| 4:00pm | 5:00pm | keep It simpleoldtime and bluegrass, early commercial, stringbands, country blues, field recordings, old radio, recent reissues and the latest in new traditional music. |
Tucker |
| 5:00pm | 6:00pm | Folklore Society ShowThe best in traditional music. |
Edward Wallace & Ezra |
| 6:00pm | 7:00pm | The Dusties TrailThe kind of country you won’t hear anywhere else. |
Randy |
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Where the Remedies Are Fine |
Lori | ||
Friday |
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| 10:00am | 11:30am | From the Dark End of the Street“The Dark End of the Street”, written by a white hipster from rural Alabama and a Memphis session musician and producer and sung by an ex-Gospel singer in 1967, is the greatest cheating song ever and the perfect soul ballad. Later covered by California hippies, country duets, and group harmonizers. Dan Penn, Chips Moman, James Carr, and other heroes of Southern music can be heard every week here: from Muscles Shoals, Memphis, Nashville, Austin, and Lafayette, Louisiana into your home on the South Side of Chicago.» Web site |
Ryan Jackson |
| 11:30am | 1:00pm | The Shape I’m InInsurgent country. |
Squirrel Dundee |
Sunday |
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| 9:00pm | 10:00pm | Boppin’ with BobClassic rockabilly. |
Bob Miner |