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Topic: Western Swing: A Historical Perspective on KCSN |
Fred Hoeptner
From:
La Crescenta, CA USA
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Posted 21 Mar 2001 4:31 pm |
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| This Saturday, March 24, from 3:00 until 5:00 p.m. PST, I will be guest host on Chuck Taggart's "Down Home" program on KCSN, 88.5 FM in the San Fernando and Santa Clarita Valleys and www.kcsn.org on the Internet. I'll be featuring "western swing" or, as I like to call it, "southwestern jazz", and the predecessor string band music that led up to it. Of course, the steel guitar was a lead instrument in most bands. One fine example that I'll be playing is "Alamo Steel Serenade" by Adolph Hofner, which has seemingly been overlooked but which I believe demonstrates the microtonal capabilities of the steel in an exciting fashion. Please give it a listen. |
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Greg Vincent
From:
Folsom, CA USA
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Posted 22 Mar 2001 8:03 am
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Fred,
Does 88.5 reach over the hill here to the
West L.A. area? (I'm not by a radio today)
I'd like to listen in!
GV |
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Jim Cohen
From:
Philadelphia, PA
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Posted 22 Mar 2001 8:24 am
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| Will the show be archived online so we can listen in at another time (I hope, I hope)? |
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John Gretzinger
From:
Canoga Park, CA
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Posted 22 Mar 2001 9:17 am
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Very cool Fred - I'll make sure that one is on my list of things to do Saturday if I'm not at the Kings game.
Greg, KCSN does reach over the hill most of the time. If you can't get it, drive on over- the weather is better here anyway 
Jim -
I just spoke with KCSN - currently they do not have the facilities to archive the shows, but it will be streamed live so if anyone can store it to disc and make it available later that is an option.
jdg
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[This message was edited by John Gretzinger on 22 March 2001 at 09:23 AM - or was it???] [This message was edited by John Gretzinger on 22 March 2001 at 09:24 AM.] |
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Fred Hoeptner
From:
La Crescenta, CA USA
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Posted 23 Mar 2001 1:43 pm
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| Greg: It does in many areas. Unless you are in the shadow of the Santa Monica Mountains, you should be able to access it. If necessary, drive around in you car and you will probably find a good location. If you are close to the mountains, going south will probably help, or you could drive up to Mulholland. It should be streamed live, so if your computer has the necessary sound card and modem, you should be able to get it that way (www.kcsn.org). John: Thanks for contacing the station for the other answers. -- Fred |
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