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February 28, 2013 by Susan

Blue Dimensions: Uppity Blues Woman and the provocative “Money Jungle”


Sunday evening, March 3, join us for the next installment of Treasure Chest here on KRFY 88.5 FM Community Radio.

Blue Dimensions : Uppity Blues Woman Ann Rabson; Terri Lyne Carrington’s provocative “Money Jungle”

In this hour of Blue Dimensions, we’ll hear from Ann Rabson, singer, songwriter, pianist, and guitarist, former member of Saffire The Uppity Blues Women, who died on January 30th at age sixty-seven. Rabson and her partners in the three-woman group Saffire were a novelty act to be sure, though their work has much more staying power (or “gravitas” to use a pretty heavy word describing a group known for its humor) than the term “novelty act” usually suggests.  Ann Rabson was both funny and dead serious, and a true social commentator, not to mention a great musician. We’ll hear her with Saffire and as a solo act. Also Terri Lyne Carrington celebrates the 50th anniversary of Duke Ellington’s “Money Jungle” album with an update “Money Jungle: Provocative In Blue,” and we have new music from former Tonight Show band leader and guitarist Kevin Eubanks, and French jazz chanteuse Virginie Teychené.

Blue Dimensions: A program of blues, jazz, and other kindred forms of music.Blue Dimensions is a weekly one-hour program of blues, jazz, and other related styles of music, focusing on present-day artists and songs, though with a certain nod to the past and the great history of the music. Host/Producer Jonny Meister will feature some topic (album, artist, event, etc.) on each show..

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February 22, 2013 by Susan

Zydeco Nation, A Black History Month Special


Tune in to Sunday evening’s Treasure Chest for some Creole Gumbo, Cajun-style!

AARP’s Prime Time Radio Black History Month Special documentary traces how the Louisiana Creole music known as zydeco found a new home 2,000 miles from its birthplace. Independent producers Richard Ziglar and Barry Yeoman interviewed the people who migrated from Louisiana to California starting in World War II to escape the racial discrimination prevalent in the South and find jobs in the shipping and defense industries. Once in California, they worked hard to keep their culture alive, especially their musical traditions.
The musicians and dancers who underwent this migration tell their stories of rebuilding their lives and their community. And they talk about how younger musicians are transmitting zydeco to the next generation-in the hopes that Creole traditions will continue to thrive in California.
We hope you enjoy AARP’s Prime Time Radio Black History Month Special: Zydeco Nation, this week on Prime Time Radio.
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KRFY Little Live Radio Hour with Little Wolf band

KRFY’s Little Live Radio Hour 2026 season kicks off in an all-new venue: The Hive! Coming up Tuesday, February 17, stellar local musicians Justin Landis and Josh Hedlund, aka Little Wolf, will play. Listen live on air at 88.5 FM or streaming right here starting at 7 p.m. – or better yet come catch it in person at The Hive, our town’s state-of-the-art music hall. Doors open at 6 p.m. and everyone’s invited to come early for some socializing. The Little Live Radio Hour is produced in partnership with The Hive and the Festival at Sandpoint.

A note on KRFY funding

How has defunding and closure of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting affected KRFY? Our station is funded solely by listeners, supporters and underwriters and has never received funding from the CPB. But some syndicated shows KRFY airs will be affected. The National Federation of Community Broadcasters has prepared a statement on impacts of the CPB closure. Click to read it.

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