The kind of bamboo you cannot stop from spreading, it is music of all forms plucked from outer space and planted in the soil of WTJU. Grounded and cosmic. Nothing… MoreThe kind of bamboo you cannot stop from spreading, it is music of all forms plucked from outer space and planted in the soil of WTJU. Grounded and cosmic. Nothing and everything. Neil Armstrong faked the moon landing and we have the tapes to prove it. Less
E. Jonez kicks your week off to a fresh start with his candid take on the hottest music, entertainment, and current events. Kick back with C'ville's best Monday night from… MoreE. Jonez kicks your week off to a fresh start with his candid take on the hottest music, entertainment, and current events. Kick back with C'ville's best Monday night from 9-11 right here on WTJU! Less
DJs Freddie Jin and David Buie-Moltz invite you to join them for an exciting and insightful exploration of avant-garde, free, and spiritual jazz. Expect to be challenged, inspired, and otherwise… MoreDJs Freddie Jin and David Buie-Moltz invite you to join them for an exciting and insightful exploration of avant-garde, free, and spiritual jazz. Expect to be challenged, inspired, and otherwise transfigured by music from the pioneers, torchbearers, and followers of these mold-breaking jazz genres. Free your ears and your mind will follow! Tune in to Point of Departure, heard each Monday night from 7 'til 9 on WTJU. Less
Hosted by Freddie JinMonday | 11/20/2023 | 7:00 pm
Annette and Mark look back at Bluegrass and Old Time tunes of yesteryear, and push forward to the music of today and tomorrow. Along with traditional Bluegrass and Old Time,… MoreAnnette and Mark look back at Bluegrass and Old Time tunes of yesteryear, and push forward to the music of today and tomorrow. Along with traditional Bluegrass and Old Time, they'll throw in some Folk, Local Favorites, plenty of Live In-studio performances, and the latest news of festivals and other venues for live music. So buckle up for the ride on Monday afternoons from 4 til 7 with the best picking and strumming around on Back Up and Push! Less
Hosted by Terry CarpenterMonday | 11/20/2023 | 4:00 pm
Benjamin Frank Shelton -
Stanley Brothers (Carter & Ralph) -
Complete Columbia Stanley Brothers 1949-52 -
"Pretty Polly (1950)"
Sugarloaf Sheltons -
When Cecil Left the Mountains: Appalachian Singers & Musicians 1927-55 -
"Fire in the Mountains (inst)"
Elsie McWilliams; Jimmie Rodgers -
Jim Eanes & his Shenandoah Valley Boys -
Constant Sorrow: Bluegrass from Root to Flower 1950's -
"Blue Yodel #1 (T For Texas)"
Albert E. Brumley -
Kossoy Sisters; Erik Darling -
Bowling Green -
"I'll Fly Away"
Traditional -
Stanley Brothers (Carter & Ralph) -
Constant Sorrow: Bluegrass from Root to Flower 1950's -
"Man of Constant Sorrow"
Bascom Lamar Lunsford -
Music From South Turkey Creek -
"Lily of the West"
Joe Maphis -
Constant Sorrow: Bluegrass from Root to Flower 1950's -
"Twin Banjo Special (inst)"
Traditional; Public Domain -
Wade Ward & his Bog Trotters Band -
Blue Ridge Mountain Music -
"Chilly Winds (inst)"
Billy Meyers; Elmer Schoebel; Jack Pettis -
McCormick Brothers (Haskel, Kelly, Lloyd, Gerald, William) -
Constant Sorrow: Bluegrass from Root to Flower 1950's -
"Bugle Call"
The Broadcasting System: is about getting into it. Lightning Bolt gets into it, and so do Tony Conrad and Stereolab. Ralph Peer recorded Jimmie Rogers and the Carter Family getting… MoreThe Broadcasting System: is about getting into it. Lightning Bolt gets into it, and so do Tony Conrad and Stereolab. Ralph Peer recorded Jimmie Rogers and the Carter Family getting into it in Bristol. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is all about it. They get into it in the forests of Bali and they surf slack-keyed on it in Hawaii. It's called transport, and only music - every kind of music - does it for me. How about you? Two hours spent deep in it, with Tyler.
Enjoy another Blue Monday with DJ ANDROID, 2-4pm every other week. Less
From the Dixie-fried sounds of the Southern soul centers of Muscle Shoals, Memphis, New Orleans and Shreveport to the Uptown Rhythm and Blues shots from the Northern cities of Chicago,… MoreFrom the Dixie-fried sounds of the Southern soul centers of Muscle Shoals, Memphis, New Orleans and Shreveport to the Uptown Rhythm and Blues shots from the Northern cities of Chicago, Detroit, New York and Philadelphia, Rum Cove puts you in a Situation that is Sooo Soulful! Soulful Situation, each Monday afternoon from noon 'til 2 right here on WTJU. Less
Modern Jazz programming designed to give your morning a lift. Left of Cool , heard each Monday morning from 10:30 til noon, is a place where improvising musicians of all… MoreModern Jazz programming designed to give your morning a lift. Left of Cool , heard each Monday morning from 10:30 til noon, is a place where improvising musicians of all styles can come together and see what's possible. Searching for that common thread, acoustic or electric, experimental and eclectic -- whatever sounds good! Less
Hosted by Larry MinnickMonday | 11/20/2023 | 10:30 am
Great Morning Jazz, heard each Monday from 9 til 10:30, will provide relief from the Monday Morning Blues. The tunes will include new releases and older ones, the various styles… MoreGreat Morning Jazz, heard each Monday from 9 til 10:30, will provide relief from the Monday Morning Blues. The tunes will include new releases and older ones, the various styles (bop, hardbop, soul jazz, etc.), enough variety of tempo to keep the vital juices flowing, and a weekly sprinkling of modern blues for spice. It's good for what ails ya'. Less
Hosted by Johnny BishopMonday | 11/20/2023 | 9:00 am
Ike Quebec Quintet (Ike Quebec-ts, Roger Ram Ramirez-p, Tiny Grimes-g, Milt Hinton-b, J.C. Heard-d) -
Blue Note Forties Recordings (Disc 2) -
"Tiny's Exercise"
Tiny Grimes Quintet (Jerome Richardson-ts/bs/fl, Ray Bryant-p, Tiny Grimes-g, Wendell Marshall-b, Art Taylor-d) -
Tiny In Swingville -
"Down With It"
Charlie Christian -
The Genius Of The Electric Guitar [Disc 4] -
"All Star Strut"
Charlie Christian Septet (Joe Guy, unknown-tp, unknown-ts, Kenny Kersey-p, Charlie Christian-g, Nick Fenton-b, Kenny Clarke-d) -
Bebop Story: Vol. 003, The Early Years Vol. 3 - Dizzy Gillespie & Charlie Christian (1941) -
"Stompin' At The Savoy"
Wes Montgomery with Oliver Nelson Orchestra (Donald Byrd, Joe Newman, Ernie Royal, Wayne Andre, Jimmy Cleveland, Quentin Jackson, Donny Moore, Tony Studd, Phil Woods, Jerry Dodgion, Romeo Penque, Danny Bank, Bob Ashton, Herbie Hancock, Duvivier, Tate) -
Impressions: The Verve Jazz Sides [Disc 1] -
"Golden Earrings"
Grant Green Quartet (Kenny Drew-p, Grant Green-g, Ben Tucker-b, Ben Dixon-d) -
Sunday Mornin' -
"Freedom March"
Eric Johnson & Mike Stern -
Eclectic -
"Red House"
Joe Policastro Trio -
Nothing Here Belongs -
"Speak Slow(Ly)"
Pernell Charity -
Virginia Traditions: Tidewater Blues -
"War Blues"
Dr. John -
Mos' Scocious: Anthology Disc 1 -
"Mess Around"
Dr. John -
Mos' Scocious: Anthology Disc 2 -
"Right Place, Wrong Time"
Joe Walsh -
Joe Walsh's Greatest Hits: Little Did He Know... -
"Rocky Mountain Way"
Joe Walsh -
Joe Walsh's Greatest Hits: Little Did He Know -
"Funk #49"
King Curtis -
Skydog: The Duane Allman Retrospective [7 CD Box Set] [Limited Edition] Disc 2 -
"Hey Joe"
The Allman Brothers Band -
Skydog: The Duane Allman Retrospective [7 CD Box Set] [Limited Edition] Disc 5 -
"Dimples [Live]"
The Allman Brothers Band -
At Fillmore East [Disc 1] -
"One Way Out"
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