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Color played a role in the beginnings of jazz says 87 year old Creole clarinet and sax player Charlie Gabriel we've all been grieving and down here the northeast this news that's why it's the gumball state. Everybody all in different cultures if in the long run. Charlie Gabriel featured player in the Preservation Hall Jazz Band looks back with us into the Creole spirit of jazz we'll be joined this hour with music from New Orleans creels Jelly Roll Morton Sidney Beacham Allen Toussaint and Fats Domino as well as people drawn to their music like Tom Waits and Del McCoury. New Orleans Creole Music 1st with Deacon John letting the good times roll on American roots. To. Sell books. a 9 years of age he'd sold over 75000000 records his 1st language was French Creole one prominent early Creole musician was cornet player Buddy Bolden leading the 2nd line at the beginning of the last century others picked up the torture. Jazz continued to grow out of spasm bands street parades and cotillions early jazz great King Oliver formed his Creole jazz band including protege Louis Armstrong King Oliver although African-American spoke Creole pianist and bandleader Jelly Roll Morton described his Creole French ancestry and the origins of Jess in 1938 to Alan Lomax. As I got on the. Road to Louisiana. And all my came directly from. That or yours I mean. We always had some kind of a musical Can you imagine the house. We had lots of and everybody always played of that place yet. They always had it my mind that a musician was a plant but they kept sins of the French Opera House. Which they always happen. Only I thought it was a great musician in the country and I myself was inspired by going to French opera house ones. That I have. No doubt one of them. And incidentally. Of course you may notice this managed tension it. Has so much to do with the typical jazz. Can I manage a way to put the sensor. And. Never be able to get the right I'm a college. Degree. That. This is a child a gay broom jazz musician from the wall and you know you listen to some of the finest music in the universe. Old. Old. Old. Bowl. Dear old Southland band leader noble Sissel singing and joined in 1037 by the blues even brought a clarinet of Sidney Bush a bush I was born in New Orleans Creole 7th Ward to a shoemaker who encouraged all 4 sons to play music today his statue stands in Congo Square before that Ferdinand Jelly Roll Morton in words and music with his band the red hot peppers in Chicago in 1926 the tune Dr Jazz Jelly Roll claimed he invented jazz playing piano in Storyville bordellos and later composing in arranging the music Morton's 938 oral history with Alan Lomax is the 1st great jazz biography Coming up our interview with Charlie Gabriel But 1st a break and we're back with some jazz and r. And d. Takes on selling rice cakes and frog legs when American roots returns. I'm Nick Spencer our program this hour devoted to Creole Music and Musicians many New Orleans jazz musicians left for Chicago in New York City in the 1920 s. And thirty's as the cosmopolitan Jazz Age went global by the late 1940 s. New Orleans traditional jazz have been supplanted up north by swinging bebop but Vangelis and producer Danny Barker put together some New York sessions to play early Creel jazz with Albert Nicholas on clarinet and vocals James Johnson piano and pops Foster on bass it's a vendor song about selling hot rice cakes Bella collage an especially good deal and. She simply will face all. These employees don't mind sharing cities see the. Lazy. Days old. And. Now. We mad them. All mad they. Got. To. Go. We met. Told that. We had damn. 2 all mad. To. Bail. Out now. 2 they. Can ship. A condo. I does the oil price and you're listening to American. And is our own duty not our. Well. Play. We were. Going to say. You know. We're not. Going away. And it. Is not that's and. I would hope. That doesn't. Necessarily mean. That this is the way. They are going to. Be you know. They. Want. You. Gone. A. Little. Bit. You're going. Goldfield. Going to find out. What. They. Can do you know. Here's. A little bit of de sac you know. That. I'm going to put in the cold cold dead man's. Mess. That made me. Say the pro. Soccer you know. My wife. Like you they don't like the old you know. Among the brave brave. New World. That. Charlie Gabriel on sax with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band on a Mardi Gras Indian song turned r. And b. Chocobo feel now hey before that the New Orleans RB hero Lloyd Brice 1953 outselling frog legs. Horn player Charlie Gabriel's roots are in New Orleans traditional jazz but he made a name for himself playing with Lionel Hampton in a recent Franklin. You . Think. Charlie learned how to play saxophone and clarinet from his father he grew up in the Crescent City playing in local bands at age 11 as a teen his family moved to Detroit where he lived for almost 60 years before returning home to New Orleans to play with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band and I went to France for a greeter Franklin back in 1000 thinks the night and I got out the bandstand I guy walked the Andes that could be see you from your wall and I say not one not from the last man I think I'm from Detroit and I wouldn't deny no longer now but I felt I have been in Detroit since 48 and yes 1990 I'm a reader Franklin big band week and it got very angry and shook his head at mean you think you from the wall and because it's in your music. I didn't want you to get Nantucket. My Greek landfall tonight Massey's Capriati and he hail from singer Domingo to move her to new Rawlings now 85060 is a musician Yes right and I grieve for what the bass from that they were pretty awful. And eighty's and then my grandfather on a plane trying to become National Jazz grandpa coming to you know my dad with the drummer and my mum to play saxophone my sister Shawn plays piano and she played saxophone and she was playing before while. And beyond that my gate which then my brother Martin played piano and he pitched trumpet and I brought all can play trumpet learn to play trombone period piano Joe played bass and I played saxophone and clarinet. Every what point do you go out and play in public I thought playing music back in 1400 tree to see it had been about what 1111 years ago 11 of those in a while were gone on I have over 10 and a lot of do you live with and served during that time so on and people never left thank you but only Liz issue you had families and thank and I'm a Lebanese all so they were called my dad saying they got a job for you my dad said no no no I'm I'm working but you take to kid that's how I thought the playing so early and know the guy took good care of me so when you 1st go out there this is Eureka jazz band Rick a jazz band that's a phrase Jad playing bridge was it in a club for oh you played a funeral started I for one job was a feeling of what is a jazz funeral looked like from the eyes of an 11 year old hearing in Rome and you get for me you around the Cape and vine it was you that strength of out there and beat Never Again not enough temple while we have to bite and now present and then release the body from our present and leave the cemetery he picks up the 2 under him of temple to make the people feel good and then people in your St John unit are the 2nd night and they go. We hit old ingredient down here to ne This means that we hit all to diffuse nationalities for the new Long was one of the largest sea post in the country and I owned a slave there but it came from pneumonia that's why it's to see if the gumball stayed in the drum but every bad all of them different cultures if there's a new wall and now as I mentioned before that recalled American music. What is it that led your family and you to leave you know when you were 14 and go to Detroit you know on my mind my younger brothers and sister who had just saddled again my mother about as I shall and one can cut to California for a better life a lot of the lot of the world's people went there and they were looking for a better life style can get out of the surrogate now that the Sergey I get time well might buy them then young in a earner trying to just Sajid take the long route you know go to church Chicago and audit a young people trying to train 24 years old but when you got to Detroit or broke down. So he had her at the go to work the fixed automobile and no longer gone on to get about $900.00 father won so what did it help Oregon in a factory could they would edit out a tank the new pinball the defense network and had my mother come to Detroit with my father and told my mother say y'all can go to trouble you can take Chelsea that you can stay here can I'm teaching you what was he teaching you to shoot you can He would teach you teach me how many you teaching me theory I get so angry with him too but it can turn dad to make a good musician all over to be bringing me back to New Rock. And say boy you know what behind the ear but I realized what he meant by that the musician in your own very very special recession. Did it if they was so much she only. I mean you start with traditional jazz you work your way through bebop through big band soul if you work your way around the world with all kinds of music you know I mean you're showing in stuff from your entire life here is things that I have learned over a period of time playing with different position a piece I'm hearing a piece from am but man I get the play my solo I play what I have as spirits and life is like. Oh it is about a paint brush in his hand which a cambered and something new going south in the pink in a pitcher. Live How was it being a singer versus you know playing the instrument you know you seem to smile to love your way oh you're going to burn it and you know I got that same one time. Allison . Jeremy. Clown Wilson and yes a member to sing a song I say man on thing if they were him or not some song or thing I say Yeah I'll sit right down and write myself from that so he Ok to keep it all for I want to sit right down and write myself write a letter. And maybe burden to you Piers care for you so after I got your interview no. I told my friend no we are you I say I sung a song a song on your record member to think over the sea channel used to sing more I say why can't you sing so funny it is very complicated Yeah it's a compliment only a brother could give you something that's so far. And this is really serious that's not. My series. She. She is all I. Have is a good low. So. It is. My living room is. My things to go right to my memories. So when you when you come back and I just read 2009 is it to play at Preservation Hall of. Jefferson to come back to play with that I'm not sure but I had already had me in my mind I'm going to come back anyway she's sure Iowa has said I want to go back home. And I close my eyes I'm going go back home and go on my own terms you know and I'm so thankful God He gave me that. Yes and that be at home and not a national one. And never did leave you alone let me. Come with me to the New London. What is it you will. Call in your dream come true and new mom. You're 84 years old age of 5. So you look great has music helped you stay in great shape I mean you're playing Preservation Hall how many nights a week of an insect's do you work at you're working hard it's the people of himself that energize you if you really. Love one another and you share Now that is holding the note our conversation with the world's Korea lock to do nary an clarinet and sax player Charlie Gabriel of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band if you think Charlie Gabriel is a funny singer check out Tom Waits doing some New Orleans jazz repertoire when American roots returns I'm Jim does your host of strange groove on k.c. t 4 Corners Public Radio inviting you to join me every Saturday night at 8 for an hour progressive rock jam electronica alternative and more a musical melting prompted late penalize and ultimately satisfied that strange groove on Saturday nights at 8 you never know what will bubble up. This is American roots in the early 1950 s. New Orleans banjo and guitar player Danny Barker recorded a jazz jive version of a Mardi Gras Indian song in 2010 it was recorded by Tom Waits who once played in incarcerated New Orleans distract in the film down by law. Waits joined the Preservation Hall Jazz Band to sing to D.-Ma was a big fine thing. Good came. Back. To. A. Oh. This is America. Goldstein called them up to. Say. Well tell me. Where were you last night. Well you. See. Lolo. Is a. Clown to me baby. Everything. To lose your Cipolla man every day is not the same song and played by Carol Fran from the cd our New Orleans 2005 a post Katrina fundraiser that helped build houses in Musicians Village and still does care a friend was longish on Tuesday forming from Bourbon Street to Tijuana before that lead Dorsey his big 961 hit yeah yeah primal funky r. And b. With Creole references to the ya ya of every day life and the lala of his love life it's long been said that New Orleans Creoles are open to a variety of cultures in a moment we'll hear our widely traveled guest Charlie Gabriel play at Preservation Hall with bluegrass ambassador Del McCoury But I asked Charlie if he'd ever heard western swing and Melvin video Michigan and I had no job. And I was walking down this to go pretty head is this band playing guitar and violin and country and Russian van and that people in there mag that and your prey's scared to go in and provide you know how about at the outset that So the guy like I would say if I am a hard man I think come on in so why can't. You say you want to follow us yeah they had me so I had to go every fragging said and play with them better play rhythm Fred lead more class people try to make a difference and knew that it's all in the same different people as fresh as different. The Preservation Hall Jazz Band backing bluegrass here Del McCoury singing one more before I die we'll go from New Orleans Creoles to Texas Cal girls and boys when American roots returns our program is underwritten by a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Endowment for the Arts I'm Nick Spitzer and this is American routes from p.r. X. Public Radio Exchange. For Casey t. Public radio as provided by done deal resale store announcing a large supply of gently used holiday baking and cooking housewares done deal keeping the community green but lightly used everything they're located at 31st Street and Main Avenue in Durango they're also on Facebook. This is so the new travel radio and 4 Corners Public Radio. Durango. Farmington. Florida's to and. The springs we also heard in Cortez make his own and. I'll be playing from each town solar powered stage music conversation community involvement 100 percent mission free this week in the town. Stay tuned for each coming up at 3 o'clock right now we're coming up on 2 o'clock an hour 2 of American roots with support provided by nature's oasis the 4 Corners locally owned natural market with natural and organic groceries supplements and body care plus breakfast lunch and catering from their deli just 2 minutes south of downtown Durango Ager's Oasis they've been supporting the community since 1993. This is American roots produced in New Orleans but crossing the border and going deep in the heart of Texas to Dallas will meet up with the fiddling family the way the sisters all the way back in Texas south and Ling is very much into size to be hardcore I teacher was like what you're going to hide Still you gotta drink black coffee you got to be able to eat jalapeno stright you know Grace quickly I would love to continue the tradition that I believe is what Lester Sweeney is and that is bringing in new styles his that's what Bob Wills and Spade Cooley and Milton Brown and those guys were doing we're talk to all 3 clearly sisters about family life growing up and playing Western Swing as a fiddle trio. Also music bizarre from the Quavers noted heroes and the Andrews Sisters Willie Nelson Taj Mahal and more from milk cow blues to the old cow here on American. Starting with Marian priced to end Hicks.
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No. No. No. The great the late Erroll Garner this was recorded in 1961 and just released recently a couple months ago and a cd is called close up and swing it was recorded in 1961 again that's course St Louis Blues Erroll Garner on piano at the Calhoun on base and Kelly Martin playing the drums we listen to a vocal right before that a new one from Sarah Guzaarish the cd as called thirsty ghost and I played a Stevie Wonder composition by Sara because Eric called I believe when I fall in love we began with trio Kate actually Kate Dunn and planet Earth and this is from their latest release a game called Planet Earth and I play a bracelet off of that Kate done on piano John derth on trumpet flew horn Dane Alderson on bass and Jake Reed on drums and percussion and you know I'm giving I'm going give away another pair tickets to that done concert promises to be really really fun again the information on that and soon as I start the next call you can use me soon as I start this next cd you can call at 805-544-5229 trio Kate at the guild in San Luis Obispo It's a special pop up jazz club a slow kid on Monterey Street 1185 Monterey to be exact and again it's this Saturday November 23rd 7 o'clock if you don't win this you can get tickets set Kate Dunton dot com doors open at 630 tickets are 15 dollars to 25 dollars wine and beer will be available for purchase at the venue so again if you haven't seen her before really put on a great show I'm going to play something now from Dr John and today would have. Bin is 79th birthday and as soon as I start that you can give me a phone call here again 805-545-4452 extension 29 I think I'll do the 3rd phone call phone call again too when that pair tickets. They're saying he won't do. Any and feel that. She's there with she won't see any time soon. As the wind. Blows mold meet and greet y'all. Go out when we last. Met her meet. With the. Rats. On flag plane in the. Now an ad saying in a. Man there. 11 That's one of my favorite releases of the year actually it's the Haitian group Lacuna Zick it looks to be bad in a person group and they're doing some New Orleans music getting a New Orleans sound the C.D.'s called Haitian Nola. Combining Haiti and New Orleans Louisiana and that track was called a lock to dog way features New Orleans guitars Anders Osborne on that and then preceded that with Dr John who again would be celebrating his 79th birthday today and this is from his cd nolens this debt or Dutta and I played his version of St James Infirmary and that featured Eddie Bo a boat great New Orleans piano player name was actually Eddie Bo cause and he was known as Eddie Bo one of the classic New Orleans piano players Well I want to inform you that grassroots too will provide a say in your community Thanksgiving dinner set the San Luis Obispo Guild Hall on Wednesday November 27th k.c.b. X. Is collecting items for the dinner you can come to our studios through noon on Tuesday November 26th to drop off Thanksgiving food beverages supplies and checks there's a barrel in our front lobby of 4100 h. a Lane in Sandoz to bestow grassroots to is also in need of volunteers to help prepare and serve food decorate deliver meals to homebound people and more for details you can call 805-544-2333 very well worthwhile event that takes place every year kudos to grassroots to well let's see I want to play something now know from. New one from Jonathan Kreisberg guitarist he was actually at the live music festival several years ago with Dr Lonnie Smith his new cd is called Capturing spirits j.k. Q John thing Kreisberg quartet live and I'm going to play a track off of this cd called trust fall. Well. Thinking. It's. That's pretty cool new cd that south to it's by the Big Band of Brothers and it's called a jazz celebration of the Allman Brothers Band and that's their version of in memory of the Lisbeth read and they said version also Well we also listened to the Adam ditch quartet I like this cd also it's called the Gyptian secrets and from that I played a track called Rocky Mountain Boogaloo nephew teacher John Scofield on guitar the Adam Dietz quartet has Adam Beach on drums will blades doing some fantastic organ work on that and we'll. Yes will be in San Louis abyss bow in a few weeks December 14th he'll be part of a group called Amman dolla versus blades versus Parker featuring Scott m. And Ola will blades on organ and Jeff Parker on guitar they'll be at the 4 cats cafe on Saturday evening December 14th and you'll want to definitely check that one out also in the group is Eric Benny Blum and trumpet I've seen him several times in New Orleans a real show men and Ryan Zoid us on saxophone again the Adam Dietz quartet Egyptian secret says the cd and Rocky Mountain Boogaloo was the track and then we began with Jonathan Kreisberg capturing Spirit spirits is his new release and it was recorded live and we heard trust fall off of that cd Jonathan Kreisberg on guitar Martin Ventura no fine piano player Matt Clancy the clothes on bass and call in strength and playing the drums Well the sis k.c.b. X h d one San Luis Obispo can be x. H.d. Once an r o n s b x Santa Barbara we're streaming that case c.b.x. Dot au argy be sure and stay tuned for overnight jazz coming up next here on k c b x I'll be back next Thursday at 10 o'clock on Thanksgiving play more music for you thanks for listening and have a nice weekend. Funny
Dr John m. Tab in Wa when you think of New Orleans music one of the 1st names to pop up is keyboard keyboard magician Dr John Bourne MacRebennack on November 20th 1901 in the 3rd Ward of New Orleans a prolific recording and performing artist Dr John released over 30 studio albums 6 live albums and multiple collaboration's over his 6 decade career he passed away earlier this year at his home in New Orleans at the age of $77.00 Dr John's music was a unique blend of jazz blues Cajun bill you will be but always 100 percent New Orleans inspired Let's start this hour off with Dr John doing what comes around goes around . No. Yes. The. Case in. Contrast. Listen so you know you. Would listen you'd be. Very late it makes 2 ways. To get one. Just. We'd. Linear. . Live. Alex. Cohen. Now to. a doctor Dr John said with his hit I go I go also in there George Porter Jr did Joe. Co-partner Irma Thomas since I fell for you Dr John collaborating wish me good Copeland on sweet hunt the trash and we start this off with Dr John doing what comes around goes around Dr John born on November 21st 1941 in the 3rd Ward of New Orleans he passed away at his home in New Orleans on June 6th of this year. This is Barrel House Blues thanks for joining us this evening let's talk about another Louisiana birthday blues man Tabun was born on the embers 70967 in Baton Rouge he started playing as a teenager has won multiple blues music awards over his career he's also an environmental activist for the past 2 decades has raised awareness about the receding wetlands in Louisiana has to have been was doing one foot in the by you. Name them. The tree. We brought to. Coal. There's. Only. Goalie. You. Can. But. You come from. Tabun while wrapping up bed said with Shelter Me We heard some more suave blues and that said Mark Knopfler did gator blood Tony Joe why did Who are you going to who do now Studds up a tab and why doing one foot in the by you. This is burial House Blues one more set to go take us up to the top the hour at 9 o'clock and Jazz Night in America let's continue with Tabun Wallace here the talent track from his 2011 album medicine. Good. Leg. Length. Leg. And. Leg. Plenty. Plenty. Plenty. live . Wrapped in a barrel house blows with some new music from Joe bonum asa Joe Bonamassa just released a brand new live album recorded at the Sydney Opera House in Sydney Australia support for burial House Blues provided by Sky works now visionary broadband offering voice and fax services while delivering high speed internet to remote areas in Colorado visionary broadband supports key issues with internet service to our towers and goes his friends in Missionary Ridge business broadband bring Internet to rural Colorado to d.c. And dot com I'm Robert back next Tuesday with another edition of Barrel House Blues right here on public radio. Nash Kadian Durango k u t Farmington k u s w Flora Vista and goes to Springs say to more great music ahead of Jazz Night in America. This is Jazz Night in America and I'm Christian McBride. One night Herbie Hancock's one d.c. 6 Jim was on tour in Seattle Thursday night and we finished a game somebody came up so much for parties tonight and we hung out and went to his party he's. Got back to the hotel and wee hours of the afternoon drive with little sleep the band rallied for their Friday night there but the real work none of us wanted to play. We were finally ready to play and Herbie's time Kirby's bassist Buster Williams Before I left my hotel room I chanted and I was feeling full of life I didn't feel it is here at all and so I took a college where they kicked it off with one of her b. Songs toys with starts with an improvise you know that's by bus doings. And I'm hearing stuff coming out of bust. That I never heard come out of I'm playing course after course and each course I'm feeling stronger and stronger the band set was what Herbie calls magical transcend a whole new approach to playing the bass different things it was doing knows it was striding up and down and I noticed that the people sitting in the back of the audience everyone starts moving up towards the front it wasn't just the acrobatics was astounding but what it was actually playing was the new intrigue and before I know it you know there's some people that have come and that's sitting on the stage and finally I bring the band it. Became it was such a coward I could tell what busted it woke everybody up. To takes off and we play a set of music and when we. Finished playing we got a standing ovation after the set Kirby cornered Buster backstage Herbie grabbed me by my shoulders and Easts me and what was Sacha a pain man that was beautiful I've never heard you play like that he said something's going on with you I heard you were in some. Last year with a serious.
In fact he helped arrange the monstrous. You could hear him basically. Behind a piano there which did in those days there's not a lot of guitars soloing going on in the late forty's early fifty's Alyson early rock n roll r. And b. Records from that period. A lot of piano solos not many guitars solos. Because the guitar originally you know was not amplified and people had not quite developed its potential as a solo instrument it was only began being used. In the early forty's thanks largely to the work of Charlie Christian who amplified the guitar so it could fit in with a big band and played with any good. Anyway we did hear from him at the end you could hear him over the piano solo. Nelson. His brother Prince also died from a drug overdose in his twenty's then we went to. A guy who took his 1st. Guitar lessons from Walter Nelson and learn piano from Professor Longhair Dr John doing the Nauruan standard associated. For many years now with James Booker called Jungle partner and that was from his original. Dr John's Gumbel on the Atlantic label we took this from the reissue. Kind of a collection of Dr John's 1st 30 years of good stuff and on that recording also we're a couple of cousins. Of. Uncle. And a prince. Of trumpet black. The brothers Melvin and David Lastly who played respectively cornet and tenor saxophone on that and because they are related they are cousins of Travis Hills uncles they are somehow cousins of him too and that's about as far as I went was trying to place the Andrews Nelson Hale family there in New Orleans music. They're not the only family like that of course you've heard of the Marsalis family and quite possibly of the barber and family. And they're all related there. Is like you know. It's a it's a great thing it holds the communities together you know aside from the churches and the schools and the bands you know things are very much based around family. Ok we did then. Slightly since we just played Dr John we played one of Dr John's tunes as done by b.b. King and Bonnie Raitt from the soundtrack of a crummy movie called Air America. On the m.c.a. Label they did right place wrong time and then b.b. King and Koko Taylor did another New Orleans tune Something you got from the album blues and Ca and for the most of the rest of the show is going to be b.b. King we're going to respect the rules and hair and in the. Copyright confessors here and only play for. Featuring b.b. King but they're going to be along ones alone Anyway everything is going to feature b.b. King but most of them are going to be with other people and we're going to start with a track. Guy who's not afraid to make. Lady Gaga animated duet blues album with a bunch of different people called Playing with my friends Tony Bennett and b.b. King and the good times roll. I Bobby had already said that. A little bit. Until I get my throat together here. I think I am. Thank. Some people say that they kind of lose when you play in the can that we get in now almost like blue. And I don't think so I just think to tell it like it is. So I want to talk to you for just a minute well this play a little bit. My balls mom told me a while ago I won top of the was all right you know very very. Bank in my land is Ok. So what I wanna wear. A good. Life Plan that. You think. Some people am. After is not a band with time and. I really don't want to get rid of them. Just one nearest cup. Want to give a little one to the fellows. That happened to you and I for one thing they're. Going over some of this. Is that. Somebody else. Like they might relate it. To the door. Down you need. All you need. And when you look up. Look up in a position. And you. Trying to figure out what just happened. And again it just. Gets built like the plan you said. They get. Behind me and. You know that. There are. You know they are really mad at me anyway. You know what they say. You know so you take. A look. That and got on much longer as 2 guys b.b. King and Bobby Blue Bland could've just. All night in the probably did on occasion . We kind of played New Orleans material around trumpet black and his family. Straight up tribute to b.b. King. You know as you well know just a few days back we began. With. Something you got which is in New Orleans. And we had it done by b.b. King and. Taylor from the blues summit on m.c.a. Followed that with I'm sorry. B.b. King and Bobby Blue Bland from their album together for the 1st time the gun hole label to lose so much for a b. And a James there is something on your mind then he himself from completely well on blues way and a. Combination junior says a medley is a 2 song medley they just run right into each other on the LP Crying won't help you and your me then we all came back to b.b. King and Bobby Blue Bland for a real medley for must have been a dozen tunes in their. Programmers 9 fixing music and we'll be back with you in just a moment. It . Goes further. With the state. Tax deduction. The amount of time. Thank you. Do you know what. Is. The space. Program with more. So you can listen when you want. People. Heard it. Brant wrote George Marcus. Time. Join our community of local heroes who have stepped up and become sustaining members of. The voices of the joined a campaign to support. And reinforce our 70 year history of speaking truth to power . And. Ways Thank you. Preston. 89.3. 8.1. 970.5. Santa Cruz and on mine. That brings us up to date as I said I'm told the program is nonfiction music and will be for almost another hour we're going to begins since we are so wrapped up in Sam I wonder talking about trumpet black and the Andrews family before with b.b. King's daughter and then we're going to hear some more of b.b. And b.b. As friends and some more women singers doing some b.b. Material and before you know what it will be time to get out of bed and where you're going to say let me just figure out where and coming from here there I go. Anything until you know what.
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Cuts there too so we have Matty this little casual It's not even a contest it's just people can check in and say where they're listening from how they found us and they can do that by calling or texting 831-459-4036 all due to Mattie tomorrow Saturday we've got it's all good from 9 until noon and Bruce plays anything he likes and it's all good but it noon what the fun we're going to have with you and jazz Kitty Absolutely it's a d.j. Bluejay returned I guess you know what we hope for d.j. Bluejays good health in return and noon until 2 during our school year is all the lovely women of jazz and jazz could be tomorrow Saturday right after it's all good from 9 to noon you just got just getting from 2 noon to 2 and it too oh well we just go on and on don't we well so nice to have you queuing up Irma Thomas the story of my life and we've got more from Jamaican The Breakfast Club brewed in New Orleans it's pop rock steady so pop rock and we welcome your calls and text 283-145-9403 extension 6. lead. Bold. Some girls they do get. That Who are ready it Stagger Lee back to John's nolens dis that data here it is on your land yap we are the lead up collective the whole area got some surprises queued up for you we heard she make a Copeland her new America's child needed this Arum on Alligator Records the wrong idea Ernie Cade mother in law from New Orleans home of the blues it's Volume one and volume 2 we have we got a lot of records up in here Katie Webster's Try a Little Tenderness the swamp Boogie queen and that we have that on LP and cd and here we have primo you recognize bon a set of Send Your enough from just a gigolo import backbiter record and Jamaican me breakfast club don't don't you want me for the pop rock steady sounds of the eighty's well Irma Thomas and her Dr Feelgood from Story Of My Life and Terry's. Swinging on a vine we can be swinging on a vine Saturday at the park hall where Andre teary will be singing and you can be dancing Well it's time to Mattie we've got some surprises queued up for our listeners thanks so much everybody for checking in with some awesome requests and questions nice to hear from everybody where you're listening from are you streaming by listening at 88 point one f.m. Superduper to hear for you yeah we have 48 listeners right now as you well under 4 too nice to hear you that we can count how many uncounted others in the Monterey Santa Cruz San Benito and Santa Clara County parts of salmon. Yes well hear what's going on on Wednesdays but Dr t. He recommends taking that weekly dive deep deep into the creates a vinyl with soul soundtracks jazz international with beats and miscellaneous oddities are all spun by a host j.t. You can book that appointment with Dr t. At the vinyl or e m every Wednesday at 9 to noon right after we can make you Wednesday from 6 to 9 only on K.C.'s see Santa Cruz and meanwhile every Sunday the city of Watsonville hosts weekly nature walks through the local wetlands the wetland system of slews and their uplands offer a breeding in a year round habitat for over $220.00 species of birds Watsonville trails also provide public access to the fresh water wetland one hour guided nature walks are open to the public there every Sunday at 1 30 pm and start at the Watsonville Nature Center at 30 hot hearkens saloon road that's 30 Harken slee road more information is available online at city of Watsonville dot org You had banger so we promise surprises we have surprises trombones Yes Boehner Rama. Was. a. Heaven knows what he's crazy closely I. Think she's. Going. So that was Kevin Gordon with St on the chain preceded by the Stevens with pink shoe laces which was recommended by Bill from Monterey Thank you Bill. And then we had Marsha Ball with I'm coming down with the blues and then. Boehner with Misty Mountain pop that was a trombone cover of Led Zeppelin pretty pretty wild stuff. You gotta k.c. I see thanks to the United States Census Bureau for supporting student run community radio the Census Bureau is now hiring for part time positions in communities in Santa Cruz and surrounding counties more information at k c s e dot f m slash census jobs that's cazy s c dot slash census jobs all one word and up next we have Linda Ronstadt with don't know much featuring Aaron Neville. I shall not be moved from step to more 3 Linda Ronstadt area never altogether. When something is wrong with my baby from. Oh that beautiful vinyl record cried like a rainstorm can you read that from their. Credit careens to howl like the wind this is k.c.s. You Santa Cruz we leave you as we do with some fun your mind do you know that Carol's got your test of time up next after a concert calendar d.j. Magic Good to have you up I got home I have to get you some so nerdy I get you some heard like Ice Cube slim used to say this is been the land Yeah program here in k.c. a C. Santa Cruz bone around the trombones plays uplands never been a rocket head banging heads like a log and stay tuned for Carol and just a time d.j. Many will see on the air tomorrow Sunday Sunday Sunday we'll get your breakfast in bed and get back road Salafia see on the flipside sounds. That way. Well Whoever would've thought. Great version of Led Zeppelin's tune and. It looks like while the whole album Bon Rama plays lead up on I'm going to check this out and sounded kind of like AC d.c. Me to brass band I don't know. Paul Joyce we don't have the concert calendar for this week. So if I find any information along the way I'll let you know you're listening to k.c. S.c. Santa Cruz this is the test of time going to jump right in with seals and crops Don't go away got plenty to play. One to 3.
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Or visit wildlife a land trust dot org Thank you. Not only is walking the easiest way to improve heart health it doesn't cost a thing than going to the store park your car a little farther away than usual you'll be less inclined to buy things that you don't need you'll face less traffic around your parking spot and you'll get a few extra minutes of walking into your day this friendly tip is brought to you by $88.00 f.m. Interbank. Stay. Stay a. Everybody get in again the main man and made a real good night. Everybody going to get a. Good time. Now you're young you know. Doing all right. Good night and man taken on I am providing you get. The. Band aid to the dogs time. Now don't you have no menas don't hold no grudge you got out there man you gotta cut the road. You got to. Be a good bit. Of a baby. And I pray you know now I know. You'll. Be. All right well we have a special guest on the line are you with the chef Danny Yes I'm with you right now on the right a level in a plan comes together like this. This is a rare treat to have chef Danny Haven't had been as a guest before but I got a phone in for him and we're going to promote about 3 shows and really push the p.c.h. Blues club gig on the 9th but you also have one on the 8th on Friday at the n.b.c. Club right absolutely yeah thank you. Bobby belongs to Bobby Blue house band yeah very good scene take that to this microphone little bit here and then that's the 8 that's fighting the aids and then on the 9 p.c.h. Blues club and in Long Beach. And that was the healer's and with the special guest opening the show Johnny Ramos and Steven Taylor Yeah the young buck coming to town yeah I love it this is quite fantastic So there's a cover charge and there's yes they serve food there too don't they Yeah I think so yes what I heard there is pretty good to not affect someone aboard O'Neal and maybe have you know I'll join you I'll join you will be my guest to see what else we have I have a lot of other events that I'm going to announce but I'll wait to do that I'm looking for the other here it is a week from Saturday the c.s.a. Healer is going to be playing at. Redwood room up there in Maywood Absolutely yeah this is pretty cool result of that the place and all and you know who the guilty for to make the best meet she got on up the best way. To Oh really. All right that's good to do as. Well that you like it if you like me should have done the style on Oh I do know I do and last night I had no idea about the other gigs but I did my research and I got all 3 of them here now and. Let's see can I ask you a question are you going to the blues harp battle there on the 27th ever years agoa whatever you know as I give this you to do that since. I think since 2000 to I'm going to let you excellent and then again. At the same location as the p.c.h. Club kid Wilson's Blue Christmas party on December the 11th I saw that she had sought out that view to have to go see more of the king was on that so that's it treats right by me yeah brother kids start menu doing well and on but like that well that's that's Chris Burke are just doing that he's working overtime . I like that he's got Jennifer Magnus going to be appearing there as well and just in passing I thought I mentioned when Wednesday November this time yes yeah and. She just put out a new album called change in the weather and she's going to have a special guest opening the show His name is t.j. Norton Yes quite top player you know t.j. In the suitcase Yeah yeah it's a great guy who has. This in order and in the end then and also are you aware that . Deb rider is going to be appearing too she just booked a gig this December 1st and the 2nd one of the Long Beach at Malines who want to Tarzan it the Maori sugar mill saloon Yes that's just so that's just. That she is she's fabulous St Andrews very tight I like it just it's always a good you know my job is to spot those and then announce them on Mondays. So I did that and the sea it's a beautiful day outside as I pass over the freeway it's cut of a moderate day of traffic but a beautiful day outside and oh I just got a message from Patrick fence babe rock in little friends. But you're doing what I want to speak directly to him he's listening. Go ahead got us get your thoughts on I mean. On the. Set. On a minute just a. Matter Missy Boku. He's been helping me with some of my spelling of. Middle c. Mon ami and you know different things different spelling in the Internet because he listens every Monday which I know you'll listen now from now on to every Monday Absolutely. Right so we've got through the 3 healers gigs coming up Friday the 8th Saturday the 9th and then the 16th yes sir I will be up at Maywood Saturday you're going to come Saturday from Long Beach and that's the 1st time we're really going to play in Long Beach and people have been asking for quite a while now because they always you know you can even tell a you know you've got to bring the people to said you know you've got to bring the people to Long Beach in all the traffic and so on so I think Saturday in along we've got some quite a few people coming down over here because we are praying for the 1st time I think in Long Beach. Definitely fantastic that will be a great affair those good fairs that can lead Zach does a really good job. Yeah and you need some of the heaters to. The cattle exec and the healers together should have got you know. What we're going to release. Next year realizing the coming up to that we finishing now so the 1st part of the year yes so most is makes now which is going to. Do the muster and then. Get the rock on. For the city in which what we want to do with it you've got a message say hi to say hi to the chaff from Patrick since he heard what you said and he said say has a chef for me. Thanks said hi to you too. Mr Siebel crew made oh yeah when I meet. He's fast are you my friend yeah he's got a perfect accent. I can I could reproduce the sound really good. Now you coming down Saturday but away you bet you'd better be right to be there yesterday I'm looking forward to the recording till I can play the recording too but we'll see you on Saturday Yeah I missed all the greats and I think that quite a few people from their side of Joni Ramos coming to run from Stephen some you know some great people are supposed to be the same or so I've had both of those gentlemen on my show so you're the next you're next to come into the show someday. Thank you are you were do you reside where you live. Even said you know that's what I thought that's a long drive Well this is this phone calls a lot easier for you so yeah it's much easier for me you're definitely You're always welcome to call in on the show for any reason if you have something coming up so. Yeah remember I'm much closer to the phone on a Monday morning. But I'm glad you. Know you know us and promoting that the great show on Saturday and you know yeah but not again when it's all about getting ready you know you know. Steven Taylor and Johnny Ramos are good close friends and. Johnny has been writing he wrote a new song. That he's I so I thought I'd get a video that's pretty frequent Yeah but just think it's slash or slash or Susie Yeah that's what it is you know slash or so yeah he's he's been busy been busy writing and. I just got a message from his his mom Linda Ramos my friend Linda you know kids wife and she said please promote these young kids and keep them off the streets. And I want to share that with you anyway chef Denny thank you for calling in today middle c. Boku thank you very much and we appreciate it and we see everybody you know on Saturday in Long Beach. On Friday and so you know that's right Friday all right a.b.c. 2 Ok my friend you for coming we'll talk soon thank you everybody bye chef but. Ok that's kill that line and we'll get back to the music and I was reminded by a little Ramos that. Streaming on Spotify you'll find slasher Suzee but Johnny Ramos checking out it's a new song by Johnny Ramos Ok let's get back to it said I think we played dirty dirty people. And now we've got a sort of a twofer we got to j.b. Lenore n n n n l Blake covering the same song thank you for tuning in to cave CIA 88.9 f.m. And Irvine it's cure for the blues. Who would have. Traded. One to. You by just reading. Her. Tray. Still. Is known around for a. One town before will you will go. Out to sea. They have. The great Blake right there. Covering m.j. Vila your song which we played right before will see that 2nd set is is as you know we just wrapped up 2nd set started off with Dave Bartholomew the big beat of Dave Bartholomew from 2002 that was country gal and then blues and boogie woogie was John Long our good friend John Long from 2006 the album called Lost and Found on Delta groove and then we played a golden rule by Dave forth all new dirty people by the Smiley Lewis the best from the 1950 mighty year of birth and then the Vietnam blues cd on the evidence label was j.b. Lenore doing the 1st version of slow down woman then Al Blake gave us his version of slow down some That's from Al Blake's by the way just put out a bread do double album that was the double x.l. Bag of blues it was from Disc one of Al Blake. And we all just right into the 3 right of the 3rd set of the day can't be stopped Here's one from our friend out of New Orleans the late great Professor Longhair from a cd called live in Germany Here's how long as that train been gone you're in tune with k.c.i. 88.9 f.m. In Irvine. All right your show today of Sawtelle and Marcy coral and to. See I mentioned Rosalie up in San Miguel and. That's I think that's the unnamed everybody that's called in or checked in Thank You opportunity. I got a request that I can't fill for the flaming mud Kats never I don't I've never had them before but look forward to hearing your cd. Here's one from the blasters fun on a Saturday night. And here is the blasters Well we'll we'll. Going to take a trip. To. The State. Of California.
This suitcase. Have a really great story about a guy using music to keep kids. Out of trouble. Stay right here with radio for today's each That comes your way at 3 o'clock right now we're coming up on 2 o'clock and our American roots with support provided by done deal retail store invited the public. Event and that is taking place today at a plot of county fairgrounds with a wide selection of quality items done deal keeping the community green with lightly used everything at 31st Street and Main Avenue in Durango. From New Orleans this is a. Doctor and Professor Longhair. Brew. Miles Davis As for Bitches Brew with a Magnum lineup including Wayne Shorter soprano sax pretty mop and bass clarinet Joe Zawinul chicory a keyboard Dave Holland and Harvey Brooks bass Don Elias and Jack de Janeiro drums who must caution John McLaughlin guitar miles runs the voodoo down he's got the evil spirits in check in country blues of Robert Johnson the controlling power of His Spirit is in songs like me in the devil and here stones in my past way. Of. Taking my. I have a very. Very very. Go where everybody is so they are red ball reminding you that you're listening to American roots. In the. Air. Are they getting all the. Gold there's no no round. Out there getting hotter than. Ever broke. Out of fear cold me. Leaving. The. Haha oh. Oh oh. You saved long here. Good. Heart Oh I. Begged along here. Goes down my house around to. Die. Keep my. Bag. Down I keep my. Eyes lived the. Obvious call all around me. Ma dead. Dog give. Me when those. Logs. Give. You bread in the in the. On it has Leon Redbone from his 1st LP on the track 175 earlier versions were done by Bessie Smith and later Lani Johnson I recall as a kid that old abandoned houses were often thought to be haunted mostly Now haunted houses staged for Halloween this came up in our conversation with Cody Blanchard Shannon and the clams about trick or treating there was one house where there's a wolf man and you would knock on the door and he wouldn't answer and when you're about to leave he would like to tear that door open with a bang costume and throw candy you and then there is this woman who was always like which she fortune teller. Might to add one time a dad buried himself in the ground not really he laid down and covered himself with a tarp and then dirt except for his head which like he put all his fake blood 3 looked like a severed head and there was a big hatchet in a tree stump next term and then he would wait until the kids like went up to the house and then he would like yell at them and they would look around and they would like see this head in the ground that is serious Halloween. The I was made up on my client. A. Beats the monster Oh diddly song about a haunted house boat was very aware of the spirit world to the point where he wanted to be sure that no one ever touched his hat. We're back with ghostly songs as Mexican run Janis the travails of murder and forbidden love and country music damn cowboys in the sky and Phantom truck drivers when American roots returns. This is American roots with ghostly tales from several cultures. First the story of like the weeping woman from Mexico. Said to be a ghost the grieving mother lost 2 children now cries while looking for them in the river your honor brings fear of misfortune those who hear her leaking is the Ranchero lie your own in the singing of Arkan's. Films made these same. Little you. Can name little. But he knew owns. Sydney. A little. Cloudy. Just sawing wood. You all know he's got a. Soft. Droll song the boy. And then your oh not big on a. Silver. Ha. They meet your goals. Enjoy the. Jewelled. Make. The Middle. Son the. Joy told that one. Side. Then. Yeah you're wrong on that one cause you all they. Can force. Him on was going. To knock me they. Told. Him I was told not to let. Me. See pull it take you know Keys John Key. Get the key it out. To see. More and get that you know. You're told not. To get they g.m. Cars. See ya on the lobby go to. See people. Taking this. Kid could. See. The kid Ok he's got all the keys get the kid out. See ya da da. Da your. Kid says. Rosanne Cash and Jeff Tweedy update of long black veil of country music classic 1st recorded by Lefty Frizzell It's about a man who goes to the gallows innocent of murder but guilty for. Got a few songs including one by Roseanne's father about ghostly figures who are heroic tragic or demonic be it in the solitary driver's seat of a semi truck or in the saddles of horses galloping across the sky long chain on is a song written by Arkansas Jimmie driftwood popularized by Peter Paul and Mary and sung here in 2005 by the knitters on American records. Walking. I was coached trying to make a. House down. The 1st 2 days. When the. Top of the hill. Knew it'd be. A big. Big. Mine and the. Phantom for. The better part of the night. a souvenir. From The Big Chill and found. The late red so vine from Charleston West Virginia with the tale of a truck driver who gave his life to save children in a school bus phantom 3. Before that Johnny Cash version of Ghost Riders in the sky said to be cowboys damn to chase the devil's herd of cattle for eternity we have time for a few more dreams for hollowing with Randy Newman Dr John and Professor Longhair when American roots reach. You're listening to k.s.u. Team bringing you jazz blues Celtic classical bluegrass and more each evening its public radio for the 4 corners find a complete programming schedule at k.s.u. T.v. Dot org And while you're there you can learn more about our evening music shows just look under the music jazz. And thanks for being part of a k s u t family. This is American roots in New Orleans where dreamscapes are plentiful both day and night some acreage Newman spent time here's a child in the waning years of World War 2 and has written songs about those memories but this one is about a dream he 1st had last night in 1970 than 1972 and finally recorded for the Rindy Newman songbook a few years back. As a night. Now living with. The wanted no. One knows and not. Given that it's. Funny. No one. It was. The one. Whose. A couple of musical messages from New Orleans for the holidays Professor Longhair 953 remind. Us that we can't forget what goes on in the wee wee hours between midnight and day and Dr John making the old St James Infirmary blues into a local account of going to tour oh infirmary to witness the passing of his running partner and recalling his inspiration from Professor Longhair Happy Halloween stay attuned to all your day and night dreams of the living and the dead. Our program is produced in collaboration with the school of Liberal Arts at Tulane University are presenting stations Debbie Debbie Eno f.m. The University of New Orleans special thanks to Jackson long and Julian Martin. The Seattle and Mary Moyer in the beauty of her say thank you prime artist management for digging up the claims to speak with us tricks intrigue supplied by the American roots team including Betsy Shepherd Olivia bras last carried Pittman Lauren Callahan Ken Mills Gregory love La Linea Willie and April Cole it's American roots is supported by major grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Endowment for the Arts also offbeat America's roots music magazine and offbeat dot com You can find American roots at Facebook Twitter and Instagram all programs in interview stream from American Roots dot au argy You can also contribute there to support those archives we all appreciate. I'm Nick Spencer until that time for American roots from p.r. X. Public Radio Exchange. 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What. My. Son. I'm. Going. To tell you. That. They're one of the highlights of this year's live music festival or Khan and the vocalist Jose Pito Gomez and that track was called. Final release and that was on the daft own label from orchestral con part of that we heard from Joe Wilson and his orchestra this goes back either late fifty's early sixty's their version of Viva Toronto the group Del Chicano had a hit with that but Joe Wilson actually wrote it and did it originally and this is from the complete Pacific jazz recordings of Gerald Wilson and his orchestra and again Viva Toronto we began with Sergio Monroy from Spain Spain and from his cd which is just call Monroy I played a track called one doe de good jazz and again nice thing nice piano flamenco work from Sergio Monroy Well I want to go ahead and continue now I want to play something from a trio of piano players this cd came out about 4 years ago it's called plain Leko not if you're not familiar with. Ernesto Lekota they refer to him as the Cuban Gershwin written some really really fine songs probably some that you'd recognize Well definitely some he wrote Mali Gania wrote on the loose Sia and many many more and I want to play a track from the cd which features Chito Valdes gone Zoller Rubel Kaba Michel Camillo I saw the 3 of them in s.f. Jazz a couple years ago they played singly they played as duos and they played all 3 together and it was I would say spectacular So this is their version of Lecco nose under Lucy. Than. The. Man where I've been. Born. Or where ne'er Blair I am I am. I am the I Am the money. I I am. I That track is called Sendero on this from the soundtrack of the motion picture picture of the Motorcycle Diaries that has to do I saw that movie twice I don't hardly see anything once but that's a really fine movie has to do it the Che Guevara and but the soundtrack is written by Gustavo Santo ly he's an Argentinian composer also a movie producer he's done the music for several movies including Brokeback Mountain Babel Motorcycle Diaries the book a life and a bunch more again from Argentina really really fine composer before that we heard from Omar Sosa and Sekou and this is from c d called transparent water and from that see the play the cut called Dari and features Omar Sosa he's playing various keyboards doing the vocals also Sekou cater who's plays the kora and also does some vocals on that cd that began with a recording called plainly. Like a mention there Nestor Leko no known as a Cuban Gershwin and from this I played under Lucy there are 3 piano players on here to chill Valdes gone Zollo Rubel Kaba and Michel Camillo on that track that I played it just featured Gonzalo Rubel Cobb on piano along with Raimundo Ahmed or on the Spanish guitar and lean Cortez playing the hone. Well let's see we've got just about 25 minutes before midnight come up at midnight we have some overnight jazz for you I want to play several more tracks yet we have time want to play something now from Los Hombres Cali and this group from New Orleans and they kind of combine some traditional New Orleans music with some Latin music when you play a track called James Booker Gene Booker famous New Orleans piano player in the same vein as Dr John. Mit Professor Longhair several others and again this is low so embarrassed Caliendo s. And a track called James Booker. We News. Was done. This month was the sun then said it got. son moved on the. Long long. Long long run. Because you. That's a great group actually from Cuba though Sufi erosive been around for many years they do a lot of Spanish language doo wop and that too was called Put to get van from Los a fear of The Sapphires We also heard from Los Lobos just another band from East l.a. And we listen to them do sob or me I'm trying to think of what to say on the dedication on that but I guess I can't say anything on the air. And then we began with. The end this from their cd called Volume 5 Carneval and their version of a tune called James Booker and this version of Los on. This Irvin Mayfield on trumpet Bill Summers on percussion and a lot of other New Orleans musicians want to play one more track before I turn it over and over night jazz here and this is something by Conrad her awake his version of John Coltrane's impressions and this is from a cd called the Latin side of John Coltrane. In the background we have Conrad her awake from the cd the Latin side of John Coltrane famous Coltrane tune called impressions the leader Conrad her wig playing trombone and he has a lot of other people behind him there this is k.c. B.x. H.d. One San Luis a bespoke e n b x h d one San r o and also s.b.s. Santa Barbara streaming net k c b x dot au r.g.p. My name is Fred Friedman I've been sittin in the scene intro to the moon dos sitting in for David Figueroa and David will be back next week to do the show had a great time playing the music here and hope you enjoyed it and I'll be back again actual Lee on Thursday to do my own show jazz liner notes same time only on Thursday from 10 until midnight and I'll be playing a lot of jazz for you I cooperate Latin jazz and my show also so I had a good time playing at the scene and I'll play some more on Thursday night hope you tune in then and stay tune for overnight jazz here on k.c. B.x. Coming up in just about 10 seconds thanks again for listening.
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Fox p.b.s. 2 time Texas talk speaker and speaks across the country about these issues you will hear tonight Dr John welcome to the program thank you so much is a pleasure for me to be here and honor I can't think of a better time to have you on you were scheduled of course some time ago but this tragic episode I want to ask you just a few questions about that before we move into your work 90 seconds to a life you love what is wrong with people these days Joan I mean we have a 21 year old 24 year old shooting 20 people 9 people what's wrong with them you know I think I was trying to John a couple notes about that the people who get desperate. And most of the time this comes response like that comes from deep on resolved pain or and or unresolved feelings and so it it does it in exactly with what we're talking about tonight and many of the people that and I don't know the histories of the people that did the last 2 shootings but often times people like this in their desperation come from upbringings where they have been belittled often. That they were they've been isolated and I felt like they were poor. I is are outcasts within the in groups of the communities they belong with so and many times they've grown up in situations that were chaotic and unstable so it's they're not coming from a typically from a stable place and and then they get desperate and rather than talking about what takes place for them or what's going on for them they end up acting it out is are always that moment that really kicks this into high gear where they just snap and then do what they do you know I don't I doubt I don't know the answer to that because certainly we if we look back at the history of these kinds of shootings there was quite a bit of planning that was involved so there's there's something has to be stoking the fire along the way before they make that decision to finally after on something and it could be that something triggered metaphorically triggers them and then that's the point at which they go right now I'm going to go do what I've been planning to do. Go ahead it is ironic that we would have these 2 mass shootings back to back I'm wondering if you even though one person they were both probably getting ready for it you have one triggered literally the other it's possible it's quite possible that one we watching somebody do one gave this the 2nd one the courage to go well that one can do it I can follow through to and then want to and then that person went ahead and did it you know the other interesting thing here to George is that there's something known as a suicide by cop. And he may have talked about that kind of phenomenon before bit but lots of times what will end up happening when people go out and engage in mass shootings like this is that they're they're feeling suicidal themselves. Why don't they just take themselves out instead of everybody else with them and well it's harder for them to do it on their own and they either there's some last blaze of glory that they think that they can experience but they won't be responsible for then taking their own life they'll put themselves in harm's way so that someone hurts them when Dr John Rosenberg John and John your personal story inspired you to write this book 90 seconds to life you love what happened. I started school at a very young age of 4 and and actually I did experience some of what it kind of leaves in I did experience quite a bit of teasing and being bullied as I went through school I was the youngest and smallest in my class and to top it off I was exquisitely shy so I felt totally different felt like a didn't belong didn't fit in and I would look over and see my peers and they were laughing they looked like they belong with each other and they had this sense of confidence that I which is was not my experience at all so I wanted what I thought they had so that that was that was kind of a starting point for me and I understand you're a u.s. Air Force veteran So thank you for serving her so welcome Yes I am I have spent 10 years in the service got you beat me by one I had 9 in the Navy. Has 3 active duty 7 reserve What made you become a psychologist I was always a good listener and it was easy for me to connect with my own as I got older to connect with my own peers and also to sit down and converse with adults and I was curious a love people and it was it became a natural fit I actually started out wanting to be an Outward Bound instructor if you're familiar with the outward bound. Using nature is a medium for personal growth one side. Gun into school and into college in the program that I was in which which was in counseling it became a natural fit for me and I just stayed Tell me about the title 90 seconds to a life you love. The 90 seconds is the approach for people to be able to handle their unpleasant feelings and the key there is that it's what I want people to come away with is understanding that to be able to experience and move through these unpleasant feelings or these difficult feelings means being able to ride short lived Bali's and sation waves which I'm happy to explain more Sure so the key here is that most of us experience emotional feelings as a bodily sensation 1st. Saw you made like anxiety lay feel like they're having a heart attack or something like that or a heart attack or they get butterflies in their stomach or think embarrassment and you have heat kind of running up your chest or into your face or maybe sadness like a drop down feeling in the middle of your chest and end with that's how we actually know what we're feeling emotionally and as I got into my professional life the 2nd big question I was wrestling with was what is it that made it so hard for people to deal with these unpleasant feelings and it dawned on me that it wasn't that people didn't want to feel the full range of what they felt they didn't want to feel the bodily sensation that helps them know what they were feeling so the goal for me was to then find a way to help people tolerate that and the key here again is just understanding that that the 1st thing to understand is that you come to know what you're feeling emotionally typically to a bodily sensation so the key is you want to stay aware of that sensation and move towards it and then the 2nd part is that that is actually. Short lived most feelings when they fire off don't last much more than an upper range of about 90 seconds and when you say difficult feelings give us some examples of one of the difficult feelings people might have to it sure I had to end the book I talk about 8 and my thinking around this is that if people can be able to experience and move through these a comfortably anough because then they can actually start to pursue whatever they want in life in the aid of our sadness shame hopelessness anger vulnerability embarrassment disappointment and frustration. And really they're all different in that some are easier to handle than others they might be the actually I my view on that is the people who some people are better at it and language I would call the angry end of the continuum like anger and frustration and other people are better at handling the sad and disappointed or more vulnerable kind of feelings so that So I think it differs if we were to if you want to I want to get into a discussion of that you might find it easier to handle certain feelings and I might find it easier to handle others sure but it's different it differs for each person well I know there are you know some people for example when they have one of the say 8 rather than face it they try to run away from it and you know the difference different aspects of these 8 possibilities you handle in different ways but is there a general way to tackle all of it at one time. Yeah well that the key again is the 1st is to stay aware of what you're going through so I want people to you to be able to to be aware as opposed to avoid to move towards the pain or the unpleasantness and to then if they can do that by again tolerating the body's bodily sensation is literally is like writing writing waves within your body like walking along the the ocean shoreline what you know the waves coming in and in out it's the same is true for feelings kind of that we experience in our body that it would be it would be allowing us to just ride those waves and stay present to what's going on and then if they can to take a few moments to think about what triggers a feeling John you've created what you called the Rosenberg reset formula what is that right so that I call this the formula is one choice 8 feelings 90 seconds. So we what we've already kind of begun to touch on in one joist is choosing into awareness as opposed to avoidance and we know lots of people that will choose to be distracted through alcohol or drugs or social media or shopping or I mean I think I have a list of 35 of these but so that so that again I don't want people to move towards the avoidance I want them to stay aware the 8 feelings I've just named and again why these 8 because they're the most common spontaneous everyday feeling reactions or feeling out comes on to things not turning out the way people want or the way people need and do you know all humans go through this whether you're an infant or an adult yes but when we're an infant we just don't have the language for it and as we're when we were toddlers or young children we may not be so articulate either and then we may have a hard time actually we tantrum instead of using the words to actually help us manage the feelings lots of people these days are going through some tense times incredible amounts of anxiety gosh prescription pills are coming out in a record number yes it would you know we've got a guest Dr Peter Breggin who's a psychiatry wrist and he's written a book called medication madness he thinks that stuff is horrible for people but can people solve their ills without drugs oh my goodness yes yes and fact I think a lot of the depression that we see and a lot of I actually call in this is that I think of is actually soulful Depression people may have clinical depression but I think that people go through what I call soulful depression which is really them disconnecting from themselves they're trying not to think about and they're trying not to feel what it is that they're. Actually think about it in feel and so they when they disconnect from themselves I think it leads down a path of anxiety and eventually to what I call the soulful depression so yeah that can totally be taken care of by reconnecting to yourself and and through talk more with Dr John Rosenberg is my impression correct Joan that lots of people are feeling up tight in angry these days much more than Gosh I can remember. I would say yes I would agree I would agree with you I think that I think that people are confused I think people feel helpless I think there is yes I think they actually feel given shootings like this they actually feel more vulnerable that they could get hurt and I think that yes it's actually literally creating a more anxious time there's a lot of a lot of divisiveness and and as you know it just it just makes it makes people feel very unsafe to feel unsafe they feel more vulnerable and then they then they're not quite sure what to do are there some people who can naturally handle these 8 difficult feelings you know on their own and they've done it naturally without any assistance or help. Yes I mean if if a child grew up in a family were the family encouraged the child the children to speak up to speak and to talk about what they were feeling as opposed to being told to shut up or that they weren't what it was that they were feeling or or they weren't yelled at in when they were feeling something then then yes what they've started do is they learn how to kind of manage their own emotional state far more effectively and and then can learn how to do that on their own Tell me why you think Road rage is. An epidemic stage and why does that happen and why do people road rage. Against same I would go back to actually are beginning part of our conversation I think the road road rage is displaced rage shuras so that so that it's not it me normally if somebody cut you off you go all right and I was cut off you know that was irritating and you'd move on but when when it escalates. The. Cutting off serves as something to trigger somebody was getting stirred up is older stuff so I. Didn't even run my theory of road rage isn't and you're touching on it is that inconsiderate or poor driver does this to somebody who's have been a really bad day. And that person can handle them right right and again where I would go in addition to that some in agreement but is that they have got they have other stuff going on that they haven't dealt with and then and then it out in a situation like it festers doesn't absolutely I mean and enter in rather than just like you said go oh my gosh a guy almost hit me and then you move on instead Nowadays they chase you or something like that right right right and again I would put it right back to under is all feelings and things that have not been dealt with it and then it just gets dumped on the next thing that triggers you what's happening in society Joan to create this what I will call an epidemic of emotionally upset people. You know I there's I think there's a lot of big things that go into that that's a very complex question the I actually think the breakdown of our family and community has contributed and I think that when we when we don't have a sense that they were well taken care of that the the again that the family environment feels unsafe or. Where that wouldn't normally be there to protect us and catch us when that's not there or I think things start falling through the cracks for people and they grow up less secure and less connected to other people we can look at social media and we can look at the flourishing of technology and people are more related to things. And to the social media to something kind of . Serial. There's none of this not a face to face heart to heart connection and when we lose those Fons of connection then we start I think we start collapsing what about the political climate where you know everyone is attacking everyone there doesn't seem to be any sensitivity towards towards anything in it just seems to be really on a control and I think it's really stressful for a lot of people. I wholeheartedly agree with you again if I look at what I try to do when I'm consulting with somebody or consulting with a group it's the 1st thing I attempt to do is to foster a sense of safety. 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And welcome back Dr Joan Rosenberg with us or web site linked up at coast to coast am dot com It's her name her latest book 90 seconds to life you love Joan how did people combat this now they're constantly being bombarded with things how do they fight that off. You mean which part of the like all these difficult feelings I mean they're constant They are confident that the again the part of it is just understanding that they're a natural part of our everyday life and then what we as a we talked about earlier when they try to shut down on those feelings they actually cut off from themselves and it leads it leads to kind of a depressed feeling or a more anxious feeling in you and and part of that then is understanding that the 1st step to being confident in being able to feel more capable in the world is to be able to have the ability to make your way through these unpleasant feelings and so that that's the 1st the other is to start to develop attitudes and beliefs that help you be more resilient. And one of those has to do with being actually being able to ask for help to understand that when we go through life it's not that we're in life to to just be totally independent. We're actually in life to be both kind of to lean on others and to do things by ourselves so if we can start to acknowledge the needs and limitations that we have and then and begin to turn to other people to ask for the help that we genuinely need then that can make a big difference as well of these 8 difficult feelings is there one that stands out more than the other or they all balanced. And well I think that I think that historically I think what we see and again you'll bear with me and terms of stereotyping momentarily but we see men be more comfortable with anger and frustration and we see women or I see women typically be more comfortable with sadness or embarrassment or shame and not that anybody wants to be experiencing any of those but but it's easier for women to to express those feelings as opposed to express anger and I think it's easier for men to express anger than to deal with the disappointment and the sadness they might actually be feeling to have a friend who passed away something months ago but you know he was an executive but he also was a part time ring announcer and boxing matches that's what he liked and he would get hit with some bolts of anxiety in the middle of the ring where he had to get out of the ring him he couldn't he couldn't stand it anymore what the heck caused that that's and that's interesting I you know again part of it for me would be what's he doing with some of his other feelings I think of ngs i.e.d. Often as the. It's a distraction for the 8 unpleasant feelings. So I will watch people experience anxiety and panic in part because they're not dealing with what's really going on so in his case I you know I again I don't know what the other things going on in life in his life were but but he obviously felt terribly vulnerable when he was in that ring and and maybe thought maybe he was worried about the kind of job he was doing and is putting more focus on what other people were thinking and he's out there all alone and are looking at him and everything else right right and wondering whether he's going to perform well as soon as we start looking outside of ourselves we start to feel more anxious it's what I call. And I want people to think from the inside out so that what they're focused on is what's important to me and and how do I want to perform or how do I want to be in a given situation as opposed to getting so caught up in worrying about what other people think of you so that the so one and one of the things is again is that they devoted to that they're vulnerable it's a dead to exile he's a distraction from the pleasant feelings and when people get caught up in the worry about what others think they are they just lose their center and they feel more anxious right away what is the disguised grief What's that all about and that's a very interesting question disguised grief think of disguised grief as unresolved trauma or you can also think is disguised grief as a gap. Between what you needed what you wanted what you dreamed of and what really occurred. And and I often hear people when they when they use words like bitterness or blame or they hold grudges or they're resentful in my mind those are brief signal words those are telling those words are telling me that there's stuff going on that people aren't dealing with and so I call that disguised grief. Why is developing confidence important you know what we live a more fully expressed in a much happier life when we have that confidence George is it we we feel like we can go out into the world and and be capable in it and we can go pursue the things that are important to us and when we don't have that confidence when we don't have that deep sense that we can handle the emotional an outcome of whatever we want to pursue We just don't do as well in life we don't we're not it's it's we lose a sense of inner peace we feel more anxious we are less happy so when a person feels confidence they actually carry that an experience of that inner peace they start to feel comfortable in their own skin it makes a huge difference in terms of how people approach life well and sometimes you can tell when people walk into a room if they exude confidence or not I mean they just have it or they don't. True the beauty of it is that it can be developed so I wouldn't written a book if I didn't think I would be learned so it's if I see it as something that somebody can learn and that it to me is that it just opens opens the door for so many people to learn confidence what do they need to do for themselves generally Well you know it's interesting I people is paradoxical it's a little it's a little bit backwards from what most people think it is again the 1st thing that I want people to be able to do is to be able to experience and move through those 8 on pleasant feelings I think that's the base of confidence or the foundation of confidence but the 2nd thing that they need to do is that they need to be able to speak up and to be able to to be able to say the things that they want to say is that being assertive it's been totally being assertive Yes and again but my I put a caviar here I want people to be positive kind and well intentioned So it's not that they start speaking up and they trash people but instead they speak up and it's with good intention not ill intention and what's interesting here is that we generally if generally we think that we have to be confident and then we speak but the truth is it's as we speak or through speaking we develop confidence not the other way around so that the foundation pieces is experiencing moving through through proving through those a feelings the 2nd piece is being able to speak up with these and then the 3rd piece in terms of developing confidence has to do with taking action and it's the same with that too because most people think that I'll be confident and then I'll go try something new or I'll go take a risk. But it works the other way it's actually when I take the risk or take action that's when I develop confidence so there are 3 main ways that people can do it I don't know if you're old enough to join to remember John f. Kennedy during his moment during his day but have you ever seen him on film or tapes yes yes yes to the 1st in the us to the 2nd yes that's a that's a guy who exude confidence yes definitely I mean he had he had it in the debate with the breach of Nixon and he had it in his presentations and everything else I mean he had it right right well you know when you when you are also passionate about something and and you were going after that goal or you're going after that dream you're sort of on purpose and then going after something with that level of purpose and commitment but then also host people exude confidence what is the emotional mastery training program you created you know you think of it when my mind's kind of bringing the whole approach them in the book to life so what I want to do is to show people how to be able to respond to what's happening in their life versus be impulsive or reactive or help them stop with stop with drawing from pursuing things that they want to pursue in life so it's really to help people and approach to help people manage their thinking feeling and behavior way more effectively yammer on how we're the film director producer and I had to do a little snippet for you on the book he did indeed that's true I do know him and he was very gracious about doing that just kind of funny a couple weeks ago I saw him as Opie in a little less snippet on the end of Griffith thing right and I just I for some reason my mind blanked out and I couldn't remember his name I said oh no there's nobody but you know I know he's a grown up now he's a director if what's his name all of a sudden about 15 minutes later. I'm flipping the channels and up pops Ron Howard of course him in there it is there's my answer and what a great guy he is now he is is actually a very warm and generous human being get him I get him for my show if you can I'd love to why universe you him I you know what I have a link that he can absolutely do that he made like that I ran into Russell Crowe a couple weeks ago in Los Angeles and I do a program called ancient aliens for the History Channel and as I was walking by him I said I got to say hi to him and I said Russell I love your work and he stopped and he looked at me and went You're the ancient alien guy I just watched you today and he gave me his phone number and he wants to come on the show in September was so we're going to work that out well that's great no if you if you're serious about I want to run on I yeah I'd love to yes I will I will reach out to to a friend of mine who will make a more direct not Ok we've got a lot of Hollywood people who've come on the program so he he probably you could help like him he'd be on for a couple hours and he'll take questions like you will next hour yes well so when you look at an individual can you tell we're right away if they lack some of these ways of handling these a difficult feelings in just the way they act and talk. Through their talking more than sometimes through their acting but definitely through their talking and it's it's very interesting because I just I was in an Apple store buying our group working on getting some problem worked out in the woman that was helping me told me that she was anxious. And so I looked at her and I said I said Are you open to a couple questions she said sure and the so the 1st question I asked is How well do you manage your unpleasant feelings or allies of experience them she said not I try to stay away from them and I said how well you speak up and allow yourself to say the things that are important to you whether they're you know I like you and I would like to spend more time with you or that they are disappointed you know by something someone did and she said I don't do that either well that's why she's anxious. You know I also react to people when I see how they handle a crisis you know some people handle it perfectly other people panic. Some people are cool and collected right it's really important I think to want to watch people like that in you know for example. I had a neighbor years ago whose little kid fell off a ladder and totally lost it lost control where. Somebody else was able to step in and you know get the kid up you know called 911 got everything handled right now everything worked out fine some people just fall apart during a crisis. Right and again I think in those situations George I think people doubt they question what they're doing and they doubt what they are doing they don't trust their own reactions to things and and when they get into a lot of doubt think they get panicky. So again if they if they don't manage things that are upsetting Well then you'll see people fall apart in those kind of situations that's why I think the work is so important it's that it and again it's it's really simple if it's only these 8 feelings I'm talking about. If people can really be able to handle them they can move through life in so much more effect absolutely and again we're human beings we're going to get hit with these 8 difficult feelings and it's a natural isn't it totally It's there every day like I said there every day the most common everyday reactions we have and so anything about stubbing your toe you know that you stub your toe in and the pain lasts for a short bit and then you move on and you go through life but it's teaching people to move through their feeling reactions in a similar manner and the feeling reactions are short lived and in us in the same way that a stubbed toe it but people don't usually see it that way by the way why is a baby told that in the most painful of all of them. I can answer that can tell you literally just shut you down when you stop it that's right that one of the scope of my knowledge base I don't know self-criticism is that healthy or not oh my god so damaging George isn't really my thing I think of. Of harsh self criticism or negative self talk as one of the most damaging things someone can do to them even if they say I could have done this better except that self-criticism dippers and there's a difference between saying I can do this better and idiot or I'm so stupid. And one is constructive and leads you to the next thing and is absent blame or judgement or attack and the other one has lame judgement attack to it it's and when I will when I watch people do it I think as bad as people feel when they're just dealing with unpleasant feelings if they layer harsh criticism on top of that it takes them down a deep dark spiral that is much worse than just dealing with the they don't fuss and feelings so and what's interesting is I also see her self criticism as a distraction from those same 8 feelings it's like a fox Hi Jack. Oh the feelings what about negativity there's negativity bring you down yes and I will look at negativity in disguised grief Yeah I want to know we're going to take a quick break we're going to come back and take phone calls with you Dr John Rosenberg with us 90 seconds to a life you love and that's the name of the book we'll tell you where you can get that as well so let's take your questions for her war your story some of these a difficult feelings maybe you want to share a little story with us or to we'll take that when we come back in a moment on coast to coast am and again our Web site is linked up at coast to coast am dot com She also has a Facebook and Twitter. More about tonight's guest log on to coast to coast am dot com. But the airfare costs a fortune Paris now much closer and again airfare. 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You know. Me. You me. Me me. You me. But you know the way out you. Are you keep her. Here gave. Me. You. live live. Live live. Live. Fats Domino Blue Monday 1956 a song about the working man's days of the week mainly written by producer and bandleader Dave Bartholomew who was instrumental in getting fat signed to Imperial Records before that let the 4 winds blow 961 with the famed New Orleans backbeat and straight eights is played by drummer Earl Palmer and we began with the New Orleans street parade rhythms of I'm walking from 1957 it was number one on the r. And b. And number 4 on the pop charts I became friendly with Fats Domino he made his signature hogshead cheese for an American roots crew party but it took years to get an interview fax was very shiny turned down fame filmmakers like Clint Eastwood and local t.v. Reporters the opportunity for a conversation arose after the Katrina hurricane with help from the Tipitina's Foundation while producing the fats tribute record going home. Around the world is age 14 and $1.00 domino caught the ears of local band leader Billy diamond playing a backyard barbecue diamond named the Piano Man fats for his likeness and sound and stature to Fats Waller and hired him for a weekly set the hideaway that's where Fats was discovered leading to a contract with Imperial Records domino called with the slew of chart topping releases we spoke to him in 2007 after he returned home to New Orleans from evacuation during Katrina we began the interview in his 1st language Creole the city of ill will fail author of all Creil. Zizi Krokus of poverty will. Ok. Hey on Glee on Glee. How did you get the name fats when I made my 1st record a stock picking a weight issue a record number of 49. I was small and I started picking it week to still call me fat so when I made my 1st trip to see a pride I was the face down here both called the face. But you know what's that to me new if I'm cool with that. Everyone was so worried about you when Katrina hit but you all were there what 3 days before they got you. Know we have to eat in the middle of the war got 56 foot big you pray you got a free tree ever do you go live now in a flood Go tell you want free move your new p.c. Free old time you know did you imagine anything that this was a big. Something from the Bible almost never kill but the sheeple reach the straw about water that will be stored before you sad. Now the 9th Ward is I mean when you look at it. How do you feel when you when you go home to see a place. Yesterday we see still to seem almost you know so think is Danny with a game if you are your favorite. Bars and friends' houses are they are they places that you can still go. You know. You. Knew. You. Knew. What happened to your church in Katrina didn't get flooded. I think if you go back oh but if you look you don't have given. Is that a Catholic Church Baptist or baptist you were you raised Catholic but I'm going to try you know no different you know we should lower rate we know I mean if you're old house in the 9th Ward you showed me your room and you had a lot of rosary beads and candles and all the old beautiful Catholic statues and things. Are there any saints that are your favorite saints I know you've sung about the Saints marching in but as erroneous and he sent you a particular loverly or it was already I mean. Every day. When the same. When he told you. You you. Think if. You believe. He's got important to you in your life today if you're not in Los. For was you yeah. How about your talent I mean this is that something that comes from God or is it something that you made. I go to work in music good luck with your ticket would it work if it gave over think. You're blessed person I've always thought. It was your place. Play Fats Domino 960 on his elegiac song of return written by Bobby Charles Guidry erosive number 2 in the national r. And b. Charts and number 6 in pop but the song will always be number one in New Orleans coming up little Junior Parker Turner Muddy Waters Elvis and The Rolling Stones all of whom had a role in rockin the blues with a rhythm and attitude that changed American life when American roots returns. I'm Robin Young and here now we're ramping up our climate change coverage several news organizations in Florida are pooling their we're hearing from partners all over we have a public radio station and involved in the partnership because we know we can all do this by ourselves anymore the climate change coverage reboot. Weekdays at noon from Delhi where public media. I'm Joshua Johnson There's no denying it one is based inside the Beltway but a lot of the time our guests come from further afield Hello Joshua We hear you loud and clear Welcome to the International Space Station see the world differently on one weeknights at 7 where Public Media this is American roots following how rhythm and blues became rock n roll as black and white audiences desegregated concerts after hearing their favorite artists on records and the radio a few shows ago we played milk cow blues popular song in Texas Western Swing music that led us back to a delta blues version by Robert Johnson from Hazlehurst Mississippi Here's an artist from Mississippi Tupelo with his 955 breakout on Sun Records. And I look down to don't. Think a little. Blue a. I don't move me just get real real don't change. Good. To. Know. Get em don't be late. On the phone and. Make a little. Rocket 88 was recorded in Memphis son records 1951 and distributed by Chess Records in Chicago the credit dissing and sex offenders Jackie Branston and his Delta cats the band was actually Ike Turner on piano and his kings of rhythm the famous fuzz guitar was from a broken amp used by Willie Kaiser I call these classic car romance songs auto erotic much love for the latest automobile technology the Oldsmobile 88 before that mystery train from Little Junior Parker and the blue flames recorded in 19532 years before Elvis is version trains and cars are relatively new technology in the human journey. But what about old technology in music the one string or diddly both stretched on a board or the side of a house made of screen or wire coat hanger played with a bottle neck or beef bone slide this is Moses way I'm sorry to be in a Mississippi gives a sense of blue string origins from West African sources. And are. Here in the one string the next stop is Muddy Waters guitar 1951 chess Rolling Stone the man McKinley Morgan field east of Queen a County Mississippi. Well you know. Good looking women. Shall. Hold off. Shoulder. And say now. Come on. Just we'll. Show you don't. Show I don't. Know. Where. Or where. You. Phone. And get me. 2 going you'll go and will. Go. Or will you. Well not. Even not good. 2 for. You. If you. Think. The. Things you. Think. Some of the. Well you know. The answers. The. Rolling Stones 969 song it needs no out for duction I'll just say that the British blues boys seem to conjure not just muddy waters but also Howlin Wolf both great heroes of the English blues revival and by 965 the stone said taken the Muddy Waters song called I Can't Be Satisfied and show that the Blues attitude could go worldwide with I Can't Get No Satisfaction and we are back with Chicago blues harp player Billy boy Arnold giving us his history of rhythm and blues into rock n roll when American roots returns. Morning Edition brings you the latest on events around the country 2 communities are contending with the aftermath of mass shootings carried out in the span of 13 hours 1st responders neutralize the shooter this person not from our community. Here the latest news as it develops tomorrow on Morning Edition from n.p.r. News. Tomorrow morning beginning at 5 am on Delaware public media the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention can't advocate for gun control and that makes things tricky when the agency tries to talk about preventing suicide I think when you say legal means the general public they don't know what you're saying they don't know that you might mean guns I'm Audie Cornish how the c.d.c. Treads carefully around the link between suicide and guns Monday afternoon on All Things Considered from n.p.r. News. Weekdays at 4 on w. D.d.e. Delaware Public Media this is American roots. And. Blues harvest Billy Boy learned the name of neighbor Sonny Boy Williamson in Chicago's south side Arnold cut his teeth playing harmonica on local street corners teaming up with Alice McDaniel also known as Bode Diddley they recorded the 1955 hit I'm a man for checker records Billy boy also recorded originals. And I wish you would remained active in Sasha Congress club scene fine or the city's electric blues style Billy boy Arnold spoke to his backstage at the 2017 Ponderosa stuff my name is Billy boy. I'm from Chicago Illinois. And so this is songs that my relatives fully. In the music this. Singing and national music and I was only kid then man found that like blues that made a country and by the time I was 11 years old I discovered a music of Sonny Boy Williamson and I was fascinated with the sound he got on da Monica and I like to sing him cause he grew up singing the blues. Then I learned 2 2 a. Good good mom to look good. On. Get not go home. No mother no God no. Son it was. Already set a time far a subject that. I found out that he lived in the neighborhood and he played at the plantation club 2 doors east of my uncle's butcher shop got his address mentors house me and my cousin another friend. Ok it's so wrong to doorbell and now well dressed man came to the door I say can I help you I say who want to see Sonny Boy he say this is Sonny Boy I say we want to hear you play harmonica he say come on up I'm proud to have you all and I said Sonny Boy how do you make to how Monica say wow wow wow. He said You have to choke. And I met with Sonny Boyle 3 occasions that's why I learned to play down the music and I wanted to do it. Some other goal to make requests to get on one of those labels you had to have your own sound and all material and that's how you started saw start writing songs when I was about 1415 you know and I met. Good music coming and play on the Street Columbus would have said. When I was a little. At the Haven. A lot of folks. Now. Want to. Weaken the album. As his name was on but did his name of Daniels someone up 1st met him while he's playing on the street then that the guy that played the bass to you said hey Ellis said pull the boat up a little short. 4 feet tall and he was a comedian at the Indiana theater called 43rd in the end and I just couldn't stop laughing because that was the funniest word I've ever heard. Him say let's make some records so I took him to chance records fool chance came out of the back room he put the record on there. You say I'm rather limited here just at minute like what he heard so he was said Papa go back as big a damn thing I said why don't you say oh didn't go as David Deming. 5 leaving. 10 Talisa for the record came out both did late but both did the rest is history. I want to p.j. a Lot to live up I was focused on Monica playing and I said I had a song called did it did you dumb John who say what changed the words. Song wrote I wish she were a. God Jody Williams. Came a great sum to get the record sure. That's how it got started. And I'm on about supreme good thing. That's my baby. In pain won't. Come back baby out with. His. Book and kiss and eat and. Baby feels it's. Very competitive in the Yardbirds come visit that animals covet and David Bowie because a lot of time when your records fall a small label they didn't have the distribution but Chess Records and v.j. Records were all over the world. Lead. We call it down home blues gut bucket Blues back in the day if you're in a club in a black they say take me down in the basement me play some really low down those you can get when I got em they changed the Delta Blues. Say when he was now. To go in a club and play all kinds of music and he said his face this was black. Like that because he has. Some. And that's why I say use it to cause like. The. Good. That's for me in. Response while black music being played and to National. First. Then came about a year later a couple of months at the Bo Diddley show Barry made maybe a couple of months after that Richard made lone Tall Sally goes for me and they did away with segregation the white kids heard those gassed and they want to know what had just music come from now you go to China or Russia or anywhere in the world they don't want to saying no ballots Danny Boy they want to hear he played a black bottom goodies and that's what I'll play the flood of goodies. I was upon the time. To send a street. A minute. And so I did not call the field. I thought. And it. Was heroes who rocked their music and our society and American roots starting with the man from Macon Little Richard. a mole any. Leg bone a Legoland a leg. Leg a leg. That's down the love those classics in a triplets on Blueberry Hill is 1956 number one r. And b. And number 2 pop song ext in the memories of Americans who grew up through the era when rhythm and blues became rock n roll. 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It's 2 am in London Hello and welcome to News here on the b.b.c. World Service with Alan. Thanks for joining us a very good morning good to have you too must reach into 2 different cities in less than 24 hours of the United States leaves 29 people dead yet the u.s. President faces criticism in the wake of the shootings prompting debate over whether Donald Trump's rhetoric this party to blame for the surging gun violence kills in Hong Kong as the city enters its 9th consecutive week of protests more than 150 flights have been counseled due to Scituate strike on how paedophiles are using specific hashtags that enable them to connect with teenagers online in communities that investigation has been uncovered by u.k. News a lot of the latest business and sports news on this edition of News Day Stay with us if you. Hello I'm David Harper with the b.b.c. News President Trump has said Hate has no place in the United States after 2 mass shootings in Texas and Ohio that left a total of $29.00 people dead he said he had spoken to his attorney general the f.b.i. And members of Congress and will give a statement on Monday his Democratic opponents have accused him of inciting hate crimes with rhetoric against immigrants and people of color one Democratic party presidential candidates booted judge told Fox News Sunday that America was under attack from home grown white nationalists this is terrorism and we have to name it as such it is very clear that the loss of American life in Charleston in San Diego in Pittsburgh by all appearances now in El Paso too is symptomatic of the effects of white nationalist terrorism we cannot keep America safe from this threat to the American people if we're not prepared to name it and confront it Mexico has condemned the shooting in El Paso Texas as an act of terrorism against Mexicans in the United States 6 of the 20 people killed were Mexican citizens the Mexican foreign minister Marcello abroad added his voice to those describing Saturday's shooting as a hate crime if it was all the people of letting On Monday we will deliver a diplomatic note to the government of the United States to ask respectfully but firmly that there are clear and robust position against hate crimes police in Dayton Ohio where 9 people were shot dead at a bar in the early hours of Sunday morning have been giving more details about their investigation they said one of those killed was a sister of the gunman he was shot dead by police less than a minute after he opened fire 6 of the 9 people he killed were black. More than 100 international flights have been canceled in Hong.