On Friday, January 11, at 9:00 a.m., Jim Healey interviewed international theater director Jesús Quintero. He talked about his move to Heron, Montana, the Monarch School, Sandpoint OnStage, and upcoming productions, including both Venus in Fur and The Threepenny Opera at the Panida.
So, tell a friend and tune in either on the radio or online at www.krfy.org.
Join us Tuesday evening, December 11 at 8 pm on 88.5 KRFY for another edition of “Between the Notes”. This week’s guest is singer/songwriter Mike Kobrin. Mike lives on beautiful Redlands Mesa in western Colorado and spends as much time as possible playing his old Gibson acoustic guitar, jamming with neighbors and exploring the craft of songwriting. Please join us as Mike shares his unique perspective on songwriting and his original ballad-style songs.
Between the Notes – Tuesday, December 11 at 8 pm on 88.5 KRFY. Streaming on the web at www.krfy.org..
KRFY’s in-studio interview guests, artists Lilianna Barbieri, Mark Frates and Sally Dennison were in the Tiki Room this morning to discuss their work and the artist’s Holiday Show opening occurring this Saturday, December 8, 5 – 8 PM at the Art Works Cooperative Gallery at 214 North First Avenue, Sandpoint, Idaho..
Allan Bopp, author of Why Do We Like Thin-Skinned Watermelons, but not Thin-Skinned People?, talked about his book, his writing career, and the art of asking questions..
Greetings from KRFY – This week on “Treasure Chest” we will continue our holiday theme for the month of December. Join us while we enjoy a JAZZY slice of holiday tunes.
The New Jazz Archive is a weekly series exploring jazz’s place in the story of America.
The New Jazz Archive is a weekly series exploring jazz’s place in the story of America. Each hour-long episode is a collection of stories, interviews, and music that relates the past, present and future of jazz to the things that shape our daily lives—from movies, television and pop culture, to important social issues, to the economy, technology, and even other forms of music.
This week on the show, it’s A Very Merry Jazz Christmas with an hour of some of the best holiday jazz. We’ll talk with jazz historian Bill Sears about some of the off-the-beaten path jazz takes on your favorite holiday classics, and chat with our producer Lou Blouin about the Christmas duet that brought jazz icon Bing Crosby and rocker David Bowie together. That plus a conversation with pianist Eugene Marlow about his recent jazz reworking of some classic Hanukkah music, and tunes from Duke Ellington, Hammond B3 pioneer Jimmy Smith, Vince Guaraldi, and the Squirrel Nut Zippers, are all coming up this week..
Join us Tuesday evening, December 4 at 8 pm on 88.5 KRFY for another edition of “Between the Notes”.
This week’s guest is singer/songwriter/composer and music educator Andrea Lyman. A longtime Sandpoint resident, Andrea is a dedicated music teacher and talented musician and artist. Listen as she shares her personal and heartfelt journey into the mystery and magic of music. We will also hear some of Andrea’s beautiful original compositions and songs.
Between the Notes – Tuesday, December 4 at 8 pm on 88.5 KRFY. Streaming on the web at krfy.org. .
Please join us Tuesday evening, November 27 at 8 pm on 88.5 KRFY for another edition of “Between the Notes”.
This week’s guest is singer/songwriter Petra Stahl who grew up in Sweden and now lives in Hope, Idaho. Listen as Petra talks about songwriting, her unique relationship to the instruments she plays and her relationship to the words and notes as she crafts her songs and authentic musical style.
Between the Notes – Tuesday, November 27th at 8 pm on 88.5 KRFY. Streaming on the web at krfy.org..
A one-hour radio music program featuring many accessible genres, with a variety of eras and styles represented…and a few surprises as well.
Hosted and produced by Lee Rosevere at his home studio. Drawing from his extensive record collection, the music is chosen like a stream of consciousness flowing mix-tape, often with thematic arcs, or specialized episodes.
This episode, we play the original versions of the songs Shawn Colvin heard and recorded for her “Cover Girl” album – including some rare live recordings and alternate mixes from her singles..
Join us Tuesday evening, November 20at 8 pm on 88.5 KRFY for another edition of “Between the Notes.”
This week’s guest is guitarist/songwriter Dave Hussey who lives Sandpoint, Idaho. Dave started his musical journey in the early 70’s and has never looked back gleaning inspiration for his original guitar composition from the roots of rock n’ roll to the Delta blues masters. Listen as Dave talks about songwriting and his unique musical interpretation along with his original guitar compositions.
Between the Notes – Tuesday, November 20 at 8 pm on 88.5 KRFY. Streaming on the web at krfy.org.
This Sunday get Stuck in the Psychedelic Era with the Hermit’s weekly two hour radio show featuring music from the years 1964-70 (roughly).
With an ever-shifting balance of familiar favorites, forgotten hits and obscure B sides and album tracks (and an occasional jazz or R&B track thrown in to spice up the mix), Stuck in the Psychedelic Era is literally a throwback to the days of “underground” radio. There are no pre-recorded jingles or promotional spots; just two hours of music, punctuated by occasional commentary by the Hermit, whose own radio career began on a small closed-circuit station in the early 70s.
Much of the music is taken directly from vintage vinyl, scratches and all. The rest comes from Compact Disc compilations and re-issues of original albums, all taken from the Hermit’s personal collection.
Commentary is centered on the music itself: artist histories, contextual information, anecdotes, personal memories and occasional forays into how the music of the psychedelic era relates to today’s world
Just about every week we have at least one set that starts in a particular year and moves forward one year (per track) at a time. This time around EVERY set is a progression through the years. Some of them are fairly long, like our opening set that takes us from 1965-69, while others are standard three song sets.