...no, don't ask...
Well, for those of you who don't already know, I am to be married this weekend and will be going on my honeymoon the following week, so y'all will have to live without my most enlightening posts until after Memorial Day.
Yeah, I know, sad, huh? In the meantime:
MISSING CDs:
Does anyone happen to know the whereabouts of the following CDs?
- Xavier Quijas Yxayotl (2 CDs)
- Mary Youngblood (2CDs)
SPINITRON: GREAT JOB, FOLKS!
Spinitron is looking great! There's only one DJ who is still filling out the tracking/library number in the Song Note field incorrectly, and almost everybody is now submitting their playlists online, ON TIME! Way to go!
***Note: If you submit your playlist in Spinitron, you do not--repeat, DO NOT--have to submit a paper playlist! Save yourself some time and headaches...and save KRZA some paper!***
NEW RELEASES:
World: Ablaye Cissoko and Volker Goetze's CD "Amante Dionti" features trumpet and African Kora--beautiful, delicate, and haunting. Very tasty, nice way to wind down a show.
Eclectic: Damon Albarn's "Dr. Dee" takes an interesting journey through Medieval folk experiments with definite Classical notes. I liked the more folk-y tracks better, myself, but form your own opinions on this one.
Jazz: The Rich Thompson Trio is my favorite pick of this week's adds for tight ensemble playing, keeping the music moving, and just overall awesomeness.
Bluegrass: New Town holds it down nicely; definitely worth an ear.
Thanks, all, and we'll see you on the 28th!
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