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Mondays
New Music Monday®: Patty talks with new and long established
recording artists, playing tracks from their latest projects. 8:00
PM EDT
Tuesdays
Center Stage: In depth interviews with and music from your favorite
recording artists. Past artists include Tower of Power's Stephen
"Doc" Kupka, Larry Braggs and Mic Gillette, Bill Champlin, Danny
Seraphine and Chuck Negron.
Wednesdays
Music Spotlight with Paul Trama: Highlighting one artist each
episode, Paul offers up interesting facts and trivia while spinning
some of best Classic Rock, Pop & R & B ever recorded. 8:00 PM EDT.
Thursdays
Local Limelight® (coming summer 2010): There are so many hot local
Indie artists whose music is grossly underserved and even ignored by
corporate radio. On Local Limelight, we traverse the United States
and Canada, interviewing these talented musicians and showcasing
cuts from their catalogues.
Saturdays
Songwriters and Sidemen Café® (coming fall 2010): How many times
have you heard this? "Man, that was the best guitar solo I've ever
heard. Who was that?" "I love that tune! Who wrote it?" Our biggest
stars use our greatest songwriters and session musicians, but often
we don't know much about them. Tune in and hear from the artists
whose gifts give voice to the top industry's bands and singers.
Saturday Night Fish Fry (coming late summer 2010): Named for
the jam sessions famous in the New Orleans music scene, this one
hour show features some of the grooviest and raucous funk and soul
music courtesy of the Big Easy.
Sundays
Jazz Brunch (alternate Sundays):
Gospel Brunch (alternate Sundays):
Deep Dish (alternate Sunday Evenings): PLR's most popular show.
Featured Segments
Stories From the Road: A life on the road has its moments. And then
some. This segment features musicians revealing amusing, often
hilarious anecdotes from their experiences on tour.
Lighter Shade of Blues® (with apologies to Procol Harum):
Born out of the worst chapter of American history, the blues gave
birth to some of the most enduring and influential American musical
art forms: Gospel, Jazz, Rhythm & Blues, Country and Rock and Roll.
The lyrics in many Blues tunes dealt with personal woes: infidelity,
lost love, cruelty by police officers and white people. However, as
the art form evolved over decades, many songwriters used the Blues
form to express positive sentiments. PLR contributor Paul Molloy
showcases those artists whose music is painted with a lighter shade
of Blues.
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