songs and dances

thanks for the great response to the bob dylan special. you can be sure that sir edward and i will do some more. we've also planned yet one more beatles anthology special for some time in december. some of you may remember that we did about five shows featuring rare and unreleased beatles tracks, some of them before the official anthology was released. we think we have one more in us, so we'll see how it goes. we certainly have some more live tracks that bear listening to. on sunday, october 8th, i'll have what i'm calling a musicians open house. we'll feature an entire show of live performances from various local artists. there will also be an acoustic jam outside the station (weather permitting) on the 8th from 1 till 6 pm. i'm hoping that the last hour of the show that day will also be a jam. i'll see how many of the visiting artists are up for it. the following week, october 13th, in fact, the kkfi fall fund drive arrives. if you've liked what you've heard so far this year, please consider donating to support signal to noise and kkfi. i will match the first $100 donation out of my own pocket. we will also be joined on sunday the 15th by lonesome cowboy bill of moby's trip. we'll give you an idea of what it's like when we do 4 hour stints on kjhk. bill and i will also work on some new promos for the fund drive that hopefully you'll be hearing soon. those of you who don't need sleep on the weekends should tune in to moby's trip on saturday mornings from 3-5 am. this week's show will also feature some home grown music from david hakan, chad rex, and pendergast. chad rex will appear live on the 8th with howard iceberg. we also are expecting appearances from bob morris, darrell lea, forrest whitlow, kasey rausch, and some more folks i won't reveal yet. i've really appreciated the feedback i've gotten back from listeners so far, as i enter my sixth month back on the air. it feels good to be back.