American Routes
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La La Brooks and Frankie Ford (Hour 2)
La La sang the lead on the classic hit "Da Doo Ron Ron"! She shares stories of singing for Phil Spector, and starring on Broadway. We'll also visit Frankie Ford, whose 60's hit "Sea Cruise" set the New Orleans R&B scene sailing on the charts.
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La La Brooks and Frankie Ford (Hour 1)
La La sang the lead on the classic hit "Da Doo Ron Ron"! She shares stories of singing for Phil Spector, and starring on Broadway. We'll also visit Frankie Ford, whose 60's hit "Sea Cruise" set the New Orleans R&B scene sailing on the charts.
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Dan Hicks and Commander Cody (Hour 1)
Mr. Hicks spins tales of sartorial genius and fine times in the '60s as a ragtime-country-cowboy-jazz musician in San Francisco. And direct from the Adirondacks, we'll spend time with the artist and bandleader Commander Cody.
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Dan Hicks and Commander Cody (Hour 2)
Mr. Hicks spins tales of sartorial genius and fine times in the '60s as a ragtime-country-cowboy-jazz musician in San Francisco. And direct from the Adirondacks, we'll spend time with the artist and bandleader Commander Cody.
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John Sebastian & Bonsoir Catin (Hour 1)
John Sebastian talks about his childhood in Greenwich Village, encounters with blues greats Mississippi John Hurt and Lightning Hopkins. Then, a conversation with Kristi Guillory and Christine Balfa of the cajun band Bonsoir Catin.
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John Sebastian & Bonsoir Catin (Hour 2)
John Sebastian talks about his childhood in Greenwich Village, encounters with blues greats Mississippi John Hurt and Lightning Hopkins. Then, a conversation with Kristi Guillory and Christine Balfa of the cajun band Bonsoir Catin.
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Kings of the Road (Hour 1)
This American Routes looks at "the road". Ramblin' Jack Elliot recalls the allure of the road in music and life. Plus, historian and author Douglas Brinkley joins us to speak on travel as muse for beat author Jack Kerouac and others.
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PROGRAM INFORMATION
- Towson, MD
- Americana, Music Talk, Soul and R&B
- English
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202 Alcee Fortier Hall
Tulane University
New Orleans, LA 70118
763-513-9988 - Visit the station website Email the show Update show info
