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It's Tuesday, and you know what that means--it's time for me to hop back on the air for another three hours of crazy radio programs and cool jazz.

Here's what we're playing tonight. Talkie Time starts at 9 CST/10 EST/7 PST, and The Jazz Program starts an hour later at 10 CST/11 EST/8 PST.

Only on https://datafruits.fm/chat. See you then.

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Talkie Time : Pat Novak, For Hire - Rita Malloy / Wendy Morris "ey pal, the sign sais anythin' BUT moidah. you just can't be out here doin no MOIDAHS" --pat novak, probably He’s not real sure how he got into this mess. He’s barely sure where he is right now. But he’s got a boat to rent you, and that’s what matters. Just please, for the love of god, try not to use it to haul a dead body wrapped in plastic halfway to Nessie’s doorstep? He’s already had to deal with that twice this week, and he’s tired of explaining to Inspector Hellman why his boat doesn’t smell like dead fish as much as it does dead person. With Jack Webb – yes, Mister Friday From Dragnet himself – in the titular role, Pat Novak is a down on his luck boat-hire guy who just cannot for the life of him find himself not in trouble with the law, often by either complete coy-inky-dink or because he needed the money and nobody bothered telling him what the money they’re paying him was for. We’ve got two episodes of radio’s most prolific patsy for you this week–namely, “Rita Malloy”, originally aired April 23, 1949, and “Watch Wendy Morris”, which originally aired the following week on April 30, 1949.
The Jazz Program : Teru Sakamoto Trio - Let’s Play Jazz Piano, Vol. 1-4 Only pic I could find of the lads, ripped straight from Discogs. Born in 1949 in Echizen–“the city of artisans”, according to japan-guide.com–in Fukui Prefecture, Japan, Teru Sakamoto is one of the better-kept secrets in the rare grooves of Japanese piano jazz. I could only track down a tiny bit of biographical information for this fantastic pianist or his two side projects, the Teru Sakamoto Trio and the Terry Herman Trio–hell, even Last.fm comes up short–but what I do have is four utterly fantastic disks worth of cool piano jazz for your spring evening. The series “Let’s Play Jazz Piano” was released on four disks by the fine folks at Victor in 1977 and 1978, and every single track on here is a hidden gem. If you enjoy your piano soft and full of life with a bit of spring in its step–pun only partially intended–you’re in for a treat tonight.

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