posted by davidt on Tuesday January 09 2001, @10:30AM
BlueGirl writes:

At 3pm (Eastern) on Tuesday, Jan. 9, Philadelphia's 88.5 WXPN will include a tribute to Kirsty MacColl on its excellent World Cafe program. They announced on the morning program today, and I called in to confirm the time.

Those interested can catch it by logging into the live internet broadcast or by finding a local radio station which broadcasts the World Cafe via PRI by using the "Station Finder".

WXPN is a public station with a genuine passion for music. David Dye is a staple of the station and carries not only vast knowledge, but also keen insights into music created in the past 40 years. His interviews and commentary are legendary here, and one can be assured of an interesting program.

Again, that's 3pm (Eastern) on Tuesday, January 9!


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  • Short, but Sweet (Score:3, Informative)

    It wasn't long, as tributes go, but very nice indeed. It included a short interview from 1995 and a few live songs including "They Don't Know". Kirsty was in good spirits and spoke from the heart. She spoke of her love of songwriting. She commented on the fact that though one stays generally the same person, through life's experiences and "revelations" one's opinions and attitudes change. She discussed writing "Walking Down Madison" with Johnny Marr. She played a cover of a Lowell George(of Little Feat) tune, "Willin'". Ironically, George died before his prime as well, suffering a sudden heart attack in the beginning of his solo career. (It's a poignant song to begin with.)
    I taped this program and have a friend who has promised to make a WAV file out of it for me. I'll post a link for it as soon as that happens.
    BlueGirl -- Tuesday January 09 2001, @10:27PM (#6454)
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