From: widener!ivy.unisys.com!wrp@uunet.UU.NET (Bill Pringle)
Subject: INFO: World Cafe Schedule
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Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1992 22:35:58 GMT

Attached is a list of the features on next week's World Cafe shows.
World Cafe broadcasts a wide range of music, along with a number of
live interviews/performances and commentaries.

A list of stations carrying World Cafe was posted earlier.  Check
rec.music.info archives on the music ftp site (cs.uwp.edu).  If enough
people ask me, I will post it again.

Listeners can phone 1-800-325-CAFE for comments and requests.  Random
(legit) callers can win free CDs.

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                   World Cafe Schedule
                 week of August 17, 1992


MONDAY AUGUST 17, 1992
Album of the Week:  Music Director Michael Morrison reviews 
and plays cuts from a fresh, new album.  

Words and Music By:  Focusing on the interpretations of 
songs by the Andy Warhol-Lou Reed braintrust, the Velvet 
Underground. 

Reporter Ben Vaughn begins his "Tune In-Tune On-Dropout" 
series.  In honor of the Summer of Love '92, Ben is taking a 
trip back to the future with a look at the groundbreaking 
psychedelic albums that continue to impact today's rising 
stars.  

TUESDAY AUGUST 18, 1992
Celtic rock four-piece, The Oyster Band present their 
unusual juxtaposition of bouncy accordian and violin 
instrumentation with cynical, political lyrics.  Their 
latest RycoDisc release, Deserters, reveals a certain 
musical maturity.  After a successful collaboration with 
June Tabor and many years of interpreting covers, the 
Oysters uncover their own rich, driving Celtic rock sound.  


WEDNESDAY AUGUST 19, 1992
My 3 Songs - a listener acts a guest DJ and presents a 
thematic set of songs.

Reporter Ben Vaughn continues his "Tune In-Tune On-Dropout" 
series.  In honor of the Summer of Love '92, Ben is taking a 
trip back to the future with a look at the groundbreaking 
psychedelic albums that continue to impact today's rising 
stars.  

THURSDAY AUGUST 20, 1992
Phish expose their unconventional jazz, classical, and rock 
amalgamation.  Their Elektra debut, A Picture of Nectar, 
spawns a diverse mix of music not readily heard on 
alternative radio.  With a gigantic fan-club, Phish is 
definitely successful at their attempt to expand musical 
boundaries.  


FRIDAY AUGUST 21, 1992 (WEEKEND EDITION #1)
Carlos Santana speaks with the Cafe from backstage at a 
recent Philadelphia concert.  As the guitarist for the 
legendary latin-rock band, Santana, Carlos delivers 
percussion perfection.  A spiritual man, Carlos speaks 
volumes through a guitar on his latest album, Milagros.  


Reporter Ben Vaughn continues his "Tune In-Tune On-Dropout" 
series.  In honor of the Summer of Love '92, Ben is taking a 
trip back to the future with a look at the groundbreaking 
psychedelic albums that continue to impact today's rising 
stars.  

Lost Classic of the New Wave

SATURDAY AUGUST 22, 1992 (WEEKEND EDITION #2)
Singer-songwriter, New England bluesman, and self-described 
"swamp Yankee" Bill Morrisey performs from his latest album, 
Inside.  This album is a textured, literate, and more 
musically-expansive than his previous releases.  Graced with 
Bill's rasping baritone and joined by fellow folksingers 
Suzanne Vega and Greg Brown, Inside is a bourbon-seeped 
medley of tales.


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