MONDAY’S RADIO / WEB RADIO & TV ACOUSTIC MUSIC SHOWS

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Sunday’s radio & TV shows that feature live performance-interviews with acoustic musicians (mostly on-line, simulcast from radio stations elsewhere) and selected other acoustic music shows:
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RADIO: Mon; every day, 24/7, on web radio:
“FOLK ALLEY” is a non-profit venture produced by public radio station WKSU-FM in Kent, Ohio. It often features interviews and performances as well as hosted programs with CD tracks from across the spectrum of folk / new folk / acoustic Americana. They say, “Our goal is to bring you the best in folk music, 24 hours a day, wherever you have access to the Internet.” It requires a free membership. All you need to know and to listen is at www.folkalley.com
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RADIO: Mon; every day, 24/7, on web radio:
“RADIO DISMUKE” is a broad and deep presentation of vintage original recordings from 1925-1935, one of the most vibrant decades in popular culture and entertainment. It’s the music of boom times of the "Roaring '20s" to the hard times of the Great Depression; from frantic Charlestons danced to by a generation of flappers, to sentimental ballads performed by the early crooners; from the hot jazz bands of the top Harlem nightclubs to the popular dance bands of the formative years of the swing and big band eras. One listener commented, “How in the world do you have all of this music!? I am amazed when I tune in the magnitude of your collection! Thanks so much for sharing it!” And if you’re wondering, JANET KLEIN (Janet Klein & Her Parlor Boys) brought it to the Guide’s attention. It’s accessible through several free options and offers a blog, all available at www.radiodismuke.com
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RADIO: Mon; every day, 24/7, on web radio:
“AMERICANA HOUSE PARTY” web radio from Bridgewater, Virginia, plays “the best regional and national Americana, bluegrass, new grass, mountain jam, old time, folk, blues, and alt country.” The programmer tells us, “I've attented some really awesome house parties with great entertainment. Only problem is, they ended way too soon. So I created the on-line Americana House Party. Now you can have a house party anytime you dial in, at home or work. It never has to end! Grab your favorite beverage, turn it up, and kick back.” It’s partly acoustic, partly electric. More, and radio stream, at www.live365.com/stations/americanaradio
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RADIO: Mon; every day, 24/7, on web radio:
“ROCKY MOUNTAIN RAGTIME” is a 24/7 web radio station from Longmont, Colorado, playing “Americana / jazz / folk” It’s been around since 2003. The programmer says, “This station is provided to promote ragtime everywhere. We pleased to offer a wide variety ragtime music for listening on the web, from Scott Joplin, Brun Campbell, and James Scott to modern composers like David Thomas Roberts and Jack Rummel. We like to include music that 'borders' on ragtime like stride, novelty, blues, traditional jazz, tangos, choros, new ragtime, and terra verde.” More, and radio stream, at www.live365.com/stations/rmragtime
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RADIO: Mon; every day, 24/7, on web radio:
“WATUSI RADIO” on Scion Radio 17 was once a staple on L.A. broadcast radio. Now a web radio show, it presents “the best in Americana, hardcore, no-nonsense alternative country, rockabilly, roots – old-time hillbilly, honky-tonk, outlaw country.” It’s partly acoustic, partly electric, and usually, you’ll get a default broadcast of archived shows. More info at www.scionav.com/music and get the radio stream at www.live365.com/stations/scion012
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RADIO: Mon; every day, 24/7, on web radio:
“GYPSY RADIO” is 24/7 “Americana / free form / alt country” web radio from “Gypsyland” Pennsylvania, and bills itself as “The BEST Americana and FreeForm Radio ... The Suck Stops Here!” The programmer (musician Shawn Z) tells us, “Enjoy our 'freeform' playlist – [it’s] updated everyday, and includes classic hits and the newest releases from all your favorite artists including Hank III, Shooter Jennings, Todd Snider, Willie Nelson, Shawn Z, Tommy Womack, John Prine, Lucinda Williams, Jerry Jeff Walker, Steve Earle and more. We welcome requests and suggestions, so bring it on. Dig it?” It’s partly acoustic, partly electric. More info at www.myspace.com/radiogypsy and www.shawn-z.com and get the radio stream at www.live365.com/stations/shawnz
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RADIO: Mon; every day, 24/7, on web radio:
“RADIO JIMMY DREAMZ” from Selden, New York, is the place “Where tequila is the fuel and tropical music rules.” It’s partly acoustic, partly electric. The programmer says, “If it has a tropical feel, if it tells stories about far off islands, tiki bars, boat drinks, beaches, or sunsets, you could call it Trop-Rock. That's where we come in. We play the best mix of Trop-Rock & Americana.” There’s a good online newsletter with features on numerous Americana music radio shows (broadcast and web) and feature stories and links to specials on musicians whose tracks are played on the web station’s shows – including giants of the past, like Fats Domino. That, and the radio stream, are at www.live365.com/stations/jimmydreamz
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Programs on the station include:
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“BIG BURRITO RADIO” hosted by Johnny Russler and Mad Marty, is a webcast of the Chicago-area broadcast radio show on WLRA 88.1. The show features TropRock music and interviews with TropRock artists. It’s available with webcast show times (Pacific time) Mon at 9 pm; Tue at 6 am; Thu at 5 pm; Sun at noon, at www.live365.com/stations/jimmydreamz
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“ISLAND TIME,” hosted by “DK the DJ” with webcast show times (Pacific time) Tue at 9 pm; Thu at noon; Fri at 5 pm; and Sun at 6 am, at www.live365.com/stations/jimmydreamz
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“TIME AFTER ISLAND TIME,” produced by Paul Leslie & Jeff Pike, with webcast show times (Pacific time) Mon at noon; Wed at 6 am; Thu at 9 pm; Sat at 5 pm, at www.live365.com/stations/jimmydreamz
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RADIO: Mon, every Mon, on web radio:
Noon-12:30 pm “GUNSLINGER RADIO SHOW” with host Cowboy Hud and performing guests on web radio KSGV, Glendora, at http://ksgvradio.com.
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RADIO: Mon, every Mon; on radio & web simulcast:
1-4 pm “BUFFALO BAYOU” radio show hosted by Jake Bacon on KUCI, simulcast at http://www.kuci.org. Sometimes with live performances. It’s “a swamp pop, Cajun, Zydeco, and all things bayou sonic gumbo laced with international flavorings and a wild attitude, cooked up, and served live to the world on the web and on itunes, and at 88.9 FM in Irvine since 2003. In addition to the KUCI webstream, the show is live on myspace at www.myspace.com/jakebacon889.
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WEB TV: Mon, every Mon, on the web:
3:59-5:15 pm (Pacific time) “WOODSONGS OLD TIME RADIO HOUR” live simulcast from Lexington, Kentucky. Those near Lexington are invited to attend the show live; the rest of us can watch and listen live on the web, or download the podcast later, at www.woodsongs.com. The host is folksinger MICHAEL JOHNATHON, and both he and many of his guests have performed live on radio’s “Tied to the Tracks.”
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Michael’s “WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour” is a multi-media celebration of grassroots Americana music, heard worldwide in radio syndication (except in L.A.) and seen and heard on the web. Every Monday evening, Michael and his guests perform folk and bluegrass, and the show explores songwriting, new artists, literature, worldwide radio, television and concerts. WoodSongs is the world first multi-camera, weekly series broadcast on the Internet. Online viewers worldwide can watch the behind-the-scenes production heard by over 900,000 radio listeners on over 491 radio stations each week. Here’s the weekly schedule, adjusted to Pacific time: 4 pm - watch the 60 minute show live as it happens; 5:03 pm - join the audience as they record the promo for the just-completed show; 5:05 pm - enjoy the guest artist's encore performances, not heard on the radio broadcast.
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Each show is later archived on line, for free 24/7 viewing in various media formats, and available streaming and as a podcast.
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RADIO: Mon, recurring, on web radio:
6 pm (Pacific) “RALPH’S BACK PORCH” broadcast from Texas, usually has live in-studio western music guests; call-in number to chat with Ralph and guests, 347 215 8849; catch the show at www.blogtalkradio.com/ralphsbackporch.
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RADIO: Mon; every day, 24/7, on web radio:
3 am “KDEN ZYDECO & AMERICANA” is an Americana, Cajun/Zydeco and Tejano web radio show from Burbank, CA that airs nightly at 3 am. New shows air Mon, Fri, & Sat, and other nights are repeats. DJ Dennis Gurwell is a product of the Bakersfield area. He’s played in a variety of rock, country, Celtic and zydeco bands since the mid-’60s, and he’s been in L.A. since late in that decade. These days, Dennis plays accordion in the L.A.-based BONNE MUSIQUE ZYDECO. This is his first foray into the world of internet broadcasting, and he says, “Hope you all enjoy the music on my show. It's made up of a large dose of zydeco, along with some blues, country, Americana, Hawaiian, Tex-Mex, and Celtic. If I've left anything out, please let me know. I will try to update my playlists as often as I can. Recent additions are cuts by guitar greats Pete Anderson and Gregg Wright, as well as new music from Danny Trashville. Artists, if you have any music that you would like to have played, please send me a copy. If I feel that it fits in with the general direction, I will be happy to play it.” It’s partly acoustic, partly electric. More, and radio stream, at www.live365.com/stations/dennisgu2584
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