You betcha! He's definitely got his own style & it took me a while to
appreciate it. Love his mix of music. KDHX grew from the ashes of KDNA in
the mid '80's I believe. Lots of Blues & related genre, world beat,
reggae, acapella, Irish, Eastern European, Brazilian, American Indian,
rockabilly and the list goes on. Most shows are presented by people who
know & love what they're doing. Worth a listen or three.
Cheers,
Duane Goldman
At 11:58 AM 7/13/2006 -0700, you wrote:
>At 7/13/2006 11:31 AM, Duane Goldman wrote:
>>I urge all to visit one the the finest independent radio stations in the
>>country: KDHX in St. Louis; http://www.kdhx.org. Within the program
>>listing you can now stream or download the last to 2 shows in every
>>category. This gives us an opportunity to hear shows like Gabriel's
>>early Sunday morning
>
>Is Gabriel still alive? He used to do the show immediately after mine on
>the old KDNA Radio around 1970.
>
>In those days, we were essentially inventing what later turned into
>"community radio." Not Gabriel, who was (as I assume still is) sui
>generis, but many of the rest of us. It's a whole different world today.
>[geezer mode: OFF]
>
>John Ross
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