2021-07

​This week we feature Jodie DeSalvo, concert pianist that's featured in the Brother's Keeper Concert series. We'll listen to examples of her music from her CDs, discuss her career and how she became part of the events at St. Peter's By The Sea. Concerts this year are on July 28th, August 18th and September 9th. For more information and tickets you can call 401 783-4623 or go to www.stpetersbythesea.com
 

This week Joe is featuring Pianist Horace Silver from his 1953 Blue Note Records recording titled “Horace Silver Trio”. 

In this weeks 95.9 Company Break program Mike talks with Charlie Leonard Vice President of Janney Montgomery Scott Financial Advisers. Putting clients first is the way they do business! They provide individuals, families, businesses, and institutions with tailored financial advice. Whether you have questions about an investment strategy, comprehensive financial planning, or raising capital, they are committed to understanding and responding to your needs. You’ll find the size of their firm and experience of their professionals make them approachable, accessible, and accountable. With a history of strength and stability, an ability to execute, and a culture of service and collaboration, they continue to deliver on their mission of offering the highest standard of success in financial relationships.

Theatre By The Sea is the subject of this week's program with Jana Robbins and Haley Swindal. We talk about their concert on July 24th and listen to some of the music they will perform that night. For more information you can call (401) 782-8587, or go to www.theatrebythesea.com​
 

This week Joe is featuring Saxophonist Wayne Shorter from his 1964 Blue Note Records recordings titled “Night Dreamer and Speak No Evil” 

In this weeks WCRI's Kids Hour your hosts Jamie and Skylar invite you to join them as they listen to music inspired by the ocean from films about the ocean. You'll hear music from Finding Nemo, Moana, The Abyss and much more!
 

This week Joe is featuring Organist Jimmy Smith from his 1960 Blue Note Records recording titled “Open House”.

The Kingston Chamber Music Festival is the subject of this week's program with Natalie Zhu, Artistic Director, Pam Hunter, Ex. Director and Betsy Marcotte, President. We talk about the upcoming Festival and listen to some of the amazing music that will be presented at URI. This year the Festival will also air on WCRI. For more information you can go to www.kingstonchambermusic.org

This weeks guests on The 95.9 Company Break is Carla Davis owner of Dove & Distaff Rug Gallery and Matunuck Alpaca Farm. Dove & Distaff has been a family owned custom upholstery and drapery shop for over 50 years. Located in one of Historic Wakefield Village's 19th century buildings. Additional services include furniture and clock repair. At Matunuck Alpaca Farm you can join them year round on the first Sunday of every month. Meet their Alpacas at their Matunuck Farm! Their Alpacas have a gentle and childlike disposition, which may account for their natural attraction to children. If you are lucky enough to catch them at play, you may see them “pronking” — a fast spring like gait used to express joy as they chase each other through the pasture. Their Alpacas look forward to meeting you on Open Farm Days. Find out more about each business at www.doveanddistaffruggallery.com    OR    https://matunuckalpaca.online
 
 

Whaling City Sound, is the subject of this week's program, with Neal Weiss, President of the very successful production company. We talk about the many artists that have had CDs released over it’s 22 year history, and listen to music from six of those musicians. For more information call 617-899-9271, or go to www.whalingcitysound.com

This weeks Jazz After Dinner features Pianist George Shearing from his 1974 MPS Records recording titled “My Ship” … Thanks for Listening!