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February 3, 2000
RADIO
Off to Sundance
“World Cafe” host David Dye will spend the week of Valentine’s
Day in Park City, Utah, broadcasting from the annual Sundance Music and
Film Festival. Leading up to this special week are visits from several legendary
performers:
 Thursday,
Feb. 3 “New Country” artist Jim Lauderdale drops
by to play music from “Onward Through It All”
Friday,
Feb. 4 Warren Zevon visits Philadelphia’s Indre studios to preview
music from his forthcoming release, “Life’ll Kill Ya”
Monday,
Feb. 7 An encore presentation of Tom Rush’s studio visit
Tuesday,
Feb. 8 Hank Williams III performs music from his debut album, “Risin’
Outlaw”
Wednesday,
Feb. 9 The Cafe visits New Orleans to study its colorful musical heritage
Thursday,
Feb. 10 The Cafe welcomes B.B. King to the studios for a performance
and interview
Friday,
Feb. 11 Taj Mahal visits with David Dye
Monday,
Feb. 14 David Dye begins a week at the Sundance Music and Film Festival
Tuesday,
Feb. 15 The week at Sundance continues
Wednesday,
Feb. 16 More from the Sundance Festival; David takes a look at the
influence of the Chicago music scene
“The World Cafe”, which is heard on more than 100 public radio
stations nationwide, is produced by WXPN-FM (88.5) and airs locally from
2 to 7 p.m. weekdays. All live appearances air between 3 and 4 p.m.
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