On Monday the 17th of February I will be broadcasting an Interview with Hugh Cornwell.

Hugh Cornwell is a British Musician, Singer Songwriter who had huge success during the eighties with the band The Stranglers being one of the premier bands in Britain alongside bands like the police and the clash. Despite their huge success in Europe scoring 23 top 40 singles and Albums the Stranglers remained largely unknown in the US. A phenomenon Hugh explained with their reluctance doing the extensive touring that would be necessary to become really popular in the US.

Hugh left the Stranglers in 1990 pursuing a solo career.  Even so he could not reclaim the success of the Stranglers, he remains as one off the most revered and respected musicians on the British island.

Since about five years Hugh is touring the US regularly and I was lucky enough to catch him on his last tour in Minneapolis. I regard myself extremely lucky for this opportunity to have this conversation and I am sharing it with you tonight in my show. So join me for this one hour with one of the most fascinating Musicians on today's Music scene.   

Hospice workers Jennifer Hamilton and Liza McClure with be discussing both their new company Thresholding: Customized Palliative Services, www.thresholdingcare.com and the death cafe they are hosting www.deathcafe.com

Mike Ragogna (aka the encyclopedia of music) will discuss all aspects of the music industry. He is recently back from Mexico where he interviewed music legend, Carlos Santana. Mike is a regular contributor to he Huffington Post. 

Join host, Andrew Tint as he highlights the issues facing Generation Y.

This week Generation whY does something different. It's been a long year and I want you to relax, sit back, and enjoy some of my favorite music from 2013. Band include; Pacific Air, Radical Face, Phosphorescent, and more. 

Playlist can be found here.

Generation whY explores the issues facing Millennials. The concerns confronting the millennial generation affect more than just a select few- the entire nation is deeply impacted by the tribulations of Generation Y as they come of age. Join Andrew as he discusses a wide range of topics that include; student loan debt, internships, social media, and more. His guests will include OURTIME.org co-founder Matt Segal, The host of the David Pakman show David Pakman, and more.

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Join host, Andrew Tint as he highlights the issues facing Generation Y.

This week, Andrew Tint is joined by singer songwriter, Mary Allen. Mary recently released her debut album, Paper dolls,  and has been called "possibly the best new female singer/songwriter artist of 2012-13." Her Music includes unforgettable vocal of her poetic pop/alternative music. Her voice is accompanied by guitar, piano, violin, viola, cello, percussion, drums, ukelele, mandolin, horns, bass. Check her out here!

Generation whY explores the issues facing Millennials. The concerns confronting the millennial generation affect more than just a select few- the entire nation is deeply impacted by the tribulations of Generation Y as they come of age. Join Andrew as he discusses a wide range of topics that include; student loan debt, internships, social media, and more. His guests will include OURTIME.org co-founder Matt Segal, The host of the David Pakman show David Pakman, and more.

One of these days I'll see the Eiffle Tower
One of these days I'll go skinny dipping
One of these days I'll say hello to her
One of these days I'll marry him
~ Heather Mae, One of These Days

When we last talked with Heather Mae, she was in the midst of her year-long quest to write a song every day.  Since then, she has indeed reached the 365 song goal, and managed to narrow down that collection to 12 songs to put on her album appropriately titled "One Year of Songs".  She even filmed a video with the help of her fans from around the world for the song "One of These Days", an inspiring ode to seize the day and follow your dreams. 

Heather is stopping in Fairfield on a cross-country tour and will join us in the studio for a live interview at 9:30am today!  She is performing at Cafe Paradiso Wednesday, Aug 7th at 8pm (tonight), along with Heather Miller. (AKA your DJ Hum).

Enjoy a new song from Mavis Staples, who's playing the Englert Theatre Fri July 19th. This comes from the Anti Records Summer Sampler 2013 just in the door today!

Plus an interview with Chicago chanteuse Jennifer Hall, who performs at Cafe P Friday, July 19th at 8pm. Click on her name to see a video of her kickstarter project and a great live song recorded in the subway.

Plus James Moore talks with fiddle maestro Chris McKhool of the Sultans of String, who play Cafe P Thursday, July 25th.

You gotta love Fairfield and Iowa and this ol' world!!

Often when I tell people that I love funk and jazz they think of the big jazz bands of the 30's or the funk scene of the late 60's/early 70's. What they don't realize is that the jazz and funk scene is still alive and well today. In fact, the last decade has witnessed a soul/funk revival that shows no signs of slowing down. Record labels, such as Daptone Records on the East Coast and Ubiquity Records on the West Coast, continue to sign and release contemporary soul, funk and R&B acts--not just legends from the past, but fresh blood: contemporary artists with a new take on that classic jazz/funk sound for a new kind of listener.

This Saturday night we're going to be listening to some of my favorite jazz and funk albums that have come out over the last few years. We're going to hear from the Greyboy Allstars, a funk group based out of San Deigo, off of their album that they released last month (after a 5 year hiatus): Inland Emperor. We'll also hear from the British acid jazz group the James Taylor Quartet off of their album that they released just last week: Closer to the Moon. On top of that we've got The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Ikebe Shakedown, Menehan Street Band, Snarky Puppy, The New Mastersounds, Heavy Shift and a whole lot more funky sweetness. If you can dig the funk, soul and jazz scene, and want to see where it is progressing today, then make sure not to miss this Saturday night's editon of The After Hours.

Mañana no te puedes perder Noche Musical donde estaremos rindiendo un tributo a Selena la reina del tex-mex quien a 18 años de su partida aun sigue viva en la mente y en los corazones de todos sus seguidores...

Martes 2 de abril a las 11pm centro por KRUU-LP 100.1FM
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You cannot miss Noche Musical where we will be paying tribute to Selena, the Queen of Tex-Mex, who is still alive in the minds and in the hearts of all her followers...

Tuesday, April 2 at 11 pm Central for kruu-lp 100.1fm

Piero Piccioni was one of Italy's most prolific and creative film composers. Inventive, futuristic Jazz for Science-Fiction, moody orchestration and Funk for gangster movies and political thrillers and serious B-3 boogie and wah-wah groovers for oddball sexcapades; no genre was beyond his range.

He incorporates jazz, mystery-adventure thrills, and avant-garde elements into his wide variety of work which has been the sonic backdrop for everything from B horror films to lush, romantic epics.

Take a trip back to the wild and hip swinging days of the 60's & 70's that sound as modern today as ever! Wed March 13, 2-3PM.