WCRS Podcast - yourmusic

Your Music Dave Brubeck tribute


119:38 minutes (109.54 MB)

A roughly chronological retrospective of Brubeck's career, including his political, choral works and collaborations with Paul Desmond, Gerry Mulligan, and Louis Armstrong

Your Music - Your Music 224-225 East-West fusion


119:49 minutes (109.71 MB)

East-West fusion featuring a selection from a live concert recording from Columbus,some Indian music, American Indian music, Persian classical and contemporary, some American jazz and some Jazz from the 1950's that Draws Asian and Western influences together.

Your Music (Ceasefire edition) Music of Palestine


118:33 minutes (108.54 MB)

Muisic of Palestine, including White Flag Project, a group of Israeli and Gazan musicians who sing songs of intercultural cooperation and understanding

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118:31 minutes (108.51 MB)

Your Music - Zakir Hussain - October 1st


119:06 minutes (109.04 MB)

Your Music 214-215 Barefoot Movement, Sam Bush, March Forth, Conspirator


119:48 minutes (109.68 MB)

mostly live recordings captured at Floydfest 2012

YM213-214 Antioquia, Chavela Vargas, Barefoot Movement and Cheick Hamala Diabate


119:41 minutes (109.58 MB)

3 songs from Antioquia who will be in Columbus on August 9 at Kobo, a tribute to the great Chavela Vargas (pictured), a set from Barefoot Movement who will be at Byrne's Pub on August 23 for a WCRS benefit, and a long set by Malian musician Cheick Hamala Diabate recorded at Floydfest 2012

Your Music 211-212 Hugh Masekela concert plus Antioquia


117:01 minutes (107.14 MB)

This editiuon features a live-recorded concert by Hugh Masekela from 2010 and one song by Berkeley-based Antioquia plus a ticket give-away.

Your Music Surf Mexico


117:06 minutes (107.22 MB)

1st hour; surf music from Mexico
2nd hour eclectic mix

Your Music 208-209 Andy Griffith, Doc Watson, Hazel Dickens and John Trexler


118:28 minutes (108.46 MB)

This started off as just an eclectic mix beginning with a tribute to Andy Griffith, but then I added some Doc Watson and it became more about Appalachian artists who have passed recently. Hazel Dickens is here, as is John Trexler, an "early music" performer I knew in North Carolina. There's a track from an aboriginal Appalachian ( Cherokee) and some material from Floydfest and other LIVING appalachian artists ( mainly women).

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