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24 Feb 00 - 07:21 AM (#183952) Subject: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif Just a reminder that I'm on CKUT every Thursday morning with Folk Roots/Folk Branches from 9-11:30 (Eastern). The show can be heard at 90.3 FM in Montreal and around the world in RealAudio. You can find the RealAudio link on the Folk Roots/Folk Branches website. Mike Regenstreif |
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24 Feb 00 - 09:36 AM (#183986) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: GutBucketeer Thanks for the reminder Mike: I'm tuning in Now |
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24 Feb 00 - 09:42 AM (#183990) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Night Owl Mike....listening in to the show now.....THANKS for the link and reminder.....WONDERFUL music you're playing!!! AND I thoroughly appreciate your comments and historical knowledge about the tunes you're playing. Great job!!!! |
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24 Feb 00 - 03:17 PM (#184183) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Abby Sale Here's something that's not guaranteed (so keep the regular link handy.) On the days it works, it automatically opens RealPlayer at 8:58 am Thursdays (to give it a couple of minutes to go online, etc) and goes straight to CKUT without bothering to open Netscape. It worked today to the tune of that hot klezmer clarinet. Use your SystemAgent (in \Program Files\Plus!\sysagent.exe or find it in the SysTray. If you have Plus! Or, there's another Windows thingy too that auto-schedules certain programs to run at specified times - usually scandisk or such. Schedule a new program & use the command: c:\xxxxDirectory\Real\RealPlayer\realplay.exe(space) pnm://real.cam.org/ckut.ra Set the schedule and use Advanced for close time - it closes & goes offline by itself too. "No Time to Tarry" is c:\INTERNET\Real\RealPlayer\realplay.exe(Space) pnm://208.188.234.102/live.ram Sundays at 2:58 Eastern. (This is a BIG secret - amaze your friends. RA says it can't be done. Mike sees that it can but don't count on it, like I said.) |
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02 Mar 00 - 07:33 AM (#188037) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif Today's show kicks off in about 87 minutes with Jody Stecher's version of "The Golden Vanity." In the second hour I'll be featuring Alan Lomax's 1944 radio ballad, "The Martins & The Coys" with Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Will Geer and many others. You can join me via Real Audio from the Folk Roots/Folk Branches website. Gotta go, gotta radio show to go to. Mike Regenstreif |
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30 Mar 00 - 07:30 AM (#203806) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif Partly in response to a recent thread on Mudcat, today's edition of Folk Roots/Folk Branches will include a version of "Monongahela Sal" in the first half hour. Also in the first half hour will be a brief tribute to the late Ed McCurdy. Later in the show, percussive dancer Sandy Silva, formerly of Kevin Burke's Open House, will be dropping by to talk about how she uses her body as a musical instrument in pursuing traditional music. And there's lots of other great music on the show as well. The show is on CKUT, 90.3 FM in Montreal, and in RealAudio from the Folk Roots/Folk Branches website from 9-11:30 in the morning. Mike Regenstreif |
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30 Mar 00 - 07:49 AM (#203813) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif BTW, that's 9-11:30 Eastern time. MR |
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30 Mar 00 - 11:02 AM (#203897) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: SDShad Hey, she's talking about it right now! Dang, I usually have a 1:1 meeting with my boss this time Thursdays (well, 9-10 central, anyway), so I'll not be able to listen to all your show all the time, Mike, but I'm glad to know of it. Is it archived at all? Oh, and thanks for the Stan Rogers article on the website! Chris |
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30 Mar 00 - 11:29 AM (#203923) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: SDShad Dang! And now you're playing Guy Davis! I've seen him twice here in SoDak--once at the Sioux River Folk Festival, where we got to see 3 or 4 sets by him. This guy's got talent and energy to spare. One of the most engaging, playful, masterful performers I've seen in a long time. Gonna have to make this a regular thing. Great show, Mike! Chris |
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30 Mar 00 - 11:33 AM (#203930) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: katlaughing Dang! I just got on the 'Cat and it is now time for the show to end! Missed the whole thing! Thanks for the reminder, Mike. Let's one of us remember to refresh this thread before next Thursday and ask Max or Bert to remind us on Mudcat Radio the night before. kat |
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30 Mar 00 - 05:52 PM (#204186) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif Chris, So far, we're not archived. It's just in real time. I've exchanged messages with Max about sending him tapes so that he can archive the show on Mudcat, but I haven't gotten that together as of yet. Mike Regenstreif
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05 Apr 00 - 04:09 PM (#207234) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif Here's the thread refresh in plenty of time for tomorrow's morning's Folk Roots/Folk Branches. Tune in early in the show to hear a song from Sandy Paton. Others on tomorrow's agenda include Mary Black, Guy Davis, Dolores Keane, Bill Morrissey, Lee Murdock, Nickel Creek, Faith Petric, Tom Rush, Pete Seeger, the Short Sisters, Small Potatoes, James Talley, Dave Thompson (from Folk Legacy's recent ballad collection), and much more. The show's on from 9-11:30 (Eastern daylight time) on CKUT, 90.3 FM in Montreal, and in RealAudio from the Folk Roots/Folk Branches website. Mike Regenstreif |
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05 Apr 00 - 10:22 PM (#207481) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Night Owl Thanks AGAIN for the refresh, Mike...appreciate it. |
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06 Apr 00 - 11:31 AM (#207703) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Áine Great show, Mike!! This will be a regular Thursday morning thing for me now, too. Very, very, well done. I sure hope that you and Max get the tape archive thing going. Especially since I do have to leave the room once in a while...*BG* Thanks so much for giving us the heads-up on this -- And please keep up the good work! All the best, Áine |
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06 Apr 00 - 04:19 PM (#207866) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif Thanks Áine. |
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12 Apr 00 - 11:03 AM (#210616) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif Tomorrow's edition of Folk Roots/Folk Branches (April 13) falls during CKUT's annual funding drive. That's means a little more talking and a little less music than usual. Joining me in-studio at about 10 am will be novelist, singer-songwriter and Mississippi John Hurt interpreter extraordinaire BILL MORRISSEY. You can hear the show from 9-11:30 (eastern) on CKUT, 90.3 FM in Montreal, and in RealAudio from the Folk Roots/Folk Branches website. Mike Regenstreif |
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19 Apr 00 - 09:07 AM (#214251) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif Tomorrow's edition of Folk Roots/Folk Branches should be pretty interesting. My guest is James Talley. James was a favorite of mine back in the 1970s, but he left performing/recording for many years. He's back anow and his new album of Woody Guthrie songs, "Woody Guthrie and Songs of My Oklahoma Home," is just about my favorite new release so far this year. During the conversation, we'll hear three songs from the album, as well as a couple of James' classics from the '70s. We'll also have a series of songs based on the Passover story by June Tabor, Odetta, Jesse Winchester, Kim & Reggie Harris, and Peter, Paul & Mary. And songs based on the Easter story by Reverend Gary Davis, the Golden Gate Quartet, and Ralph McTell. Also tentatively scheduled are songs by Jerry Garcia-David Grisman-Tony Rice, Bernice Lewis, Bruce Molsky, Faith Petric, Kimmie Rhodes, Pete Seeger, the Sirens, Small Potatoes, Bill Staines, the Tarbox Ramblers, and more. You can hear the show from 9-11:30 (eastern) on CKUT, 90.3 FM in Montreal, and in RealAudio from the Folk Roots/Folk Branches website. Mike Regenstreif |
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20 Apr 00 - 08:59 AM (#214953) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: SDShad Refresh, since it's Thursday morning and just about time for Mike's show. Chris |
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27 Apr 00 - 09:23 AM (#218863) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: SDShad Refresh, again. If you aren't listening this morning, well...why the heck not! :-) Say, Mike, is there a playlist posted of what you spin on each show? I usually listen to your show in the background while I'm at work, and sometimes will miss who the performer is, let alone the name of the song. This week it was "The Jute Mill Song," last week it was a song whose title I suspect was "Why Jesus Wept." Thanks for playing "Millworker," BTW. Never heard the original, just Emmylou's. Keep up the good work! Chris |
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28 Apr 00 - 02:15 AM (#219415) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: simon-pierre Chris, for the playlist, check the link in the original post of this thread. SP |
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28 Apr 00 - 12:11 PM (#219571) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: SDShad Oh, you mean that link that says "Playlists" right there on Mike's web page? The one that was threatening to bite me on the a** if I didn't notice it? Checking to make sure my head is still bolted on, Chris p.s. In all seriousness, merci beaucoup, simon-pierre. Sometimes I need someone to point out the obvious to me. |
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01 May 00 - 11:39 AM (#220792) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif My guest this week on Folk Roots/Folk Branches is James Leva of Jones & Leva. We'll be talking about his partnership with Carol Elizabeth Jones and premiering songs from "Vertie's Dream," the brand new Jones & Leva album. In a review in the Montreal Gazette of "Journey Home," a Jones & Leva album from 1998, I wrote that "Jones and Leva are contemporary songwriters whose material is informed by centuries of Appalachian mountain musical traditions and by early commercial country and bluegrass music. There is an utterly timeless quality to almost every one of these songs." In the liner notes to "Vertie's Dream," Suzanne Thomas said, "To my ears,Jones & Leva are the very best vocal duet on the scene today." The segment with James Leva will be heard after 10 am. Before and after, there'll be lots of other great music on the show. Folk Roots/Folk Branches can be heard over the air on Thursday from 9-11:30 am on CKUT, 90.3 FM in Montreal. Or, from anywhere in RealAudio. The CKUT RealAudio feed is available from the Folk Roots/Folk Branches website. BTW, I'm posting this notice early this week because my computer is having an upgrade tomorrow and I'll be off-line temporarily. I'm hoping to be up and running again by Wednesday, but you never know. Mike Regenstreif |
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11 May 00 - 01:37 AM (#226248) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: katlaughing Refresh, so I will remember to tune in, even though it comes on kind of early here.*BG* |
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11 May 00 - 07:22 AM (#226311) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif As I mentioned in the Sing Out! thread, today's show will be devoted to the 50th anniversary of Sing Out! Magazine. All of the songs will be drawn from the thousands that have appeared in the magazine over the years. And we'll have a phone conversation about the history of Sing Out! with SO editor Mark Moss. Folk Roots/Folk Branches can be heard over the air on Thursday from 9-11:30 am (eastern) on CKUT, 90.3 FM in Montreal. Or, from anywhere in RealAudio. The CKUT RealAudio feed is available from the Folk Roots/Folk Branches website. Mike Regenstreif |
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11 May 00 - 09:43 AM (#226366) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: SDShad Mike! You're just plain outdoing yourself this morning! Of the few weeks I've been listening, I don't think I've enjoyed any Thursday morning more than this one. I've loved every single song so far--many things I've never heard. Can't wait for the playlist to be posted. Chris |
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11 May 00 - 02:34 PM (#226555) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif Thanks Chris. I've just posted the playlist on the Folk Roots/Folk Branches site. Mike Regenstreif |
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16 May 00 - 09:08 AM (#228678) Subject: Nancy White on Folk Roots/Folk Branches From: Mike Regenstreif My guest this week (May 18) on Folk Roots/Folk Branches will be Nancy White, "Canada's voice of liberal guilt," in a conversation we recorded on May 12 when Nancy was in Montreal. During the conversation, we'll hear five of Nancy's songs drawn from three of her albums. Before and after the conversation with Nancy, there'll be lots of other great music on the show. The show is on from 9-11:30 (eastern) and can be heard over the air in Montreal on CKUT, 90.3 FM, and in RealAudio from the Folk Roots/Folk Branches website. Mike Regenstreif
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01 Jun 00 - 09:04 AM (#236786) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: katlaughing Hmmmm, I cannot get this to come up from the website link. Anyone else having problems with it? Thanks.. |
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01 Jun 00 - 10:44 AM (#236836) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: katlaughing Mike, is there a new link or something? I've been trying all morning to get this and keep getting the RP message of an out of date link or file not found. Thanks, kat |
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01 Jun 00 - 02:43 PM (#236964) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif kat, Thanks for trying to listen. CKUT's RealAudio severs at CAM.ORG have been erratic in recent weeks. Sometimes fine, sometimes noisy, sometimes not working at all. Today they were not working at all. CKUT management has been leaving messages at CAM for the last two days and CAM has not even called back. That's the bad news. The good news is that CKUT management is fed up and will be moving the RealAudio feed to a new ISP. They tell me that it should be done within the month. Mike Regenstreif |
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01 Jun 00 - 06:15 PM (#237066) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: katlaughing Oh that's good, Mike, thanks. Glad to know it wasn't just me. **BG** I look forward to hearing it next time. kat |
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08 Jun 00 - 07:41 AM (#239826) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif It's now a little after 7:30 am (eastern) and CKUT's RealAudio feed is working right now. Hopefully it'll last through the morning. Hope y'all can tune in between 9 and 11:30. The link is available at the Folk Roots/Folk Branches website. Mike Regenstreif |
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08 Jun 00 - 11:09 AM (#239900) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Charlie Baum I've been listening for an hour an a half now to a wonderful show. I tuned in and had the pleasure of blasting my office with Dolores Keane's "A Bonny Bunch of Roses" for just a second or two before I could twiddle the volume knobs on my computer speakers. I can think of little else I would rather be excoriated for playing too loudly than the singing of Dolores Keane. Great show! A wonderful alternative to the radio dial here in My Nation's Capital (Washington, DC). --Chralie Baum |
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08 Jun 00 - 11:20 AM (#239904) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Jon Freeman It's the first time I have tried it but I am thoroughly enjoying it and it coming through superbly in North Wales! I must make this a regular Thursday afternoon (to me) event. Jon |
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08 Jun 00 - 05:58 PM (#240072) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Abby Sale Well, I be more disappointed. Couldn't get on at all. Not a peep. I even went over to real.cam & did a search on ckut & then folk. They never heard of Folk at all but said: "Aucun résultat pour folk. Désolé." So how come Charlie & Jon got it but I couldn't. Just what's going on here? |
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08 Jun 00 - 06:04 PM (#240076) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Jon Freeman Abbey, I did not try to search Real, I simply clicked on the link that Mike had gave in his last post in this thread and that took me to a page where there was a link for the show and I simply clicked that and it started playing. Jon |
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08 Jun 00 - 10:15 PM (#240176) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Abby Sale I don't get it. I used pnm://real.cam.org/ckut.ra to go direct into RP. And it's working right now! I also went to the CKUT website & clicked their Listen now thing with no luck. |
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08 Jun 00 - 11:03 PM (#240201) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif Abby, I just rechecked the RealAudio link on both the Folk Roots/Folk Branches site that I run and CKUT's mainsite and it is working. I had about 15 e-mails today from people listening in Canada, the U.S. and Wales. Although it's working now, the RealAudio servers at CAM.ORG have been spotty in recent weeks. To the point that CKUT management will be moving to a new ISP sometime in the next few weeks. If you listen from the Folk Roots/Folk Branches site, all you should notice is more consistently good sound. Mike Regenstreif |
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09 Jun 00 - 10:18 AM (#240356) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Abby Sale ok |
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15 Jun 00 - 07:20 AM (#242750) Subject: RE: Thursday morning folk radio From: Mike Regenstreif I just checked the CKUT RealAudio feed and it's up and running for today's show which begins in about 105 minutes (gotta go get ready) at 9:00 (eastern) and runs for 2.5 hours. There's lots of great music planned this week, including a 21-minute excerpt from Michael Smith's stunning "Michael, Margaret, Pat & Kate." The RealAudio feed is available from the Folk Roots/Folk Branches website. Mike Regenstreif |