#1067 – October 30, 2024 Playlist | Wednesday MidDay Medley

Wednesday MidDay Medley
Produced and Hosted by Mark Manning
90.1 FM KKFI – Kansas City Community Radio
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Wednesday, October 30, 2024

Apocalypse Meow 17 + Krystle Warren + Scott Heidmann & Ken Petti + Rachel Yturralde

“Main Title Instrumental – It’s Showtime Folks”
from: Orig. Motion Picture Soundtrack All That Jazz / Casablanca / December 20, 1979
[WMM’s Adopted Theme Song]

Dan Camino – “Dreamgirl”
from: Rock Dreams / Camino Records / October 4, 2024
[Released as a single with “Connections” on September 6, 2024. Solo debut album from Kansas City-based artist Dan Camino who is also the frontman of Field Daze. Dan Camino wrote that he put at least 1000 hours of his life into the production of this album, almost two years, and did all the heavy lifting besides drums on the first two songs. // Field Daze, is an Indie Rock/Dreampop band, originated in Kansas City, Missouri when Rodd Fenton and Dan Camino responded to a Facebook call to start a Dreampop band. Their collaboration led to the creation of early demos. Shortly after, they were joined by Tracer Cauy, Kyer Lasswell, and Beau Harris, solidifying the band’s lineup. // The band has packed venues like The Rino, The Ship, and The Bottleneck. Field Daze’s live performances became synonymous with an immersive musical experience, drawing in crowds with their captivating melodies. // Currently, the band channels their creativity by recording homegrown tracks within Rodd Fenton’s personal studio, honing their craft and evolving their unique sound.]

Adriana Nikole – “Unglued”
from: “Unglued” – Single / Adriana Nikole / September 13, 2024
[“Unglued is one of several new singles Adriana Nicole has released this year. Hailing from the Detroit area, Adriana Nikole carries an old sound. Channeling Motown and an early jazz vibe, she sings with soul and passion, with a touch of grit at times. Her time in Kansas City has helped her grow as an artist. Her writing is honest, raw, and will either break your heart or make you get up and dance..Adriana Nikole started performing at open mics in Michigan in her early 2000’s, and then started writing songs, and getting gigs. Adriana moved to Knoxville then to Nashville TN performing on the street for a few months then finally settled in Kansas City, MO after her parents moved here for their work. Nikole’s music is rooted in Motown, 50’s doo wop, old school country, and love of experimenting and singing with electronic music as well.]

Krystle Warren & The Faculty – “Without U”
from: Extended Play / Parlour Door Music / November 1, 2024
[Following their double album LOVE SONGS (2012) and their single “Rising” released May 31, 2019, and written especially for Ava DuVernay’s critically acclaimed television mini series WHEN THEY SEE US, “Macca” is the newest release from Krystle Warren & The Faculty, released Macca on May 22, 2023, recorded on the heels of sessions for the band’s upcoming full length album EXTENDED PLAY. // The Faculty was formed with Krystle Warren, Solomon Dorsey, Zach Djanikian, Mike Riddleberger, and Dave Moore. While the four boys had classes and gigs, Krystle floated around New York and made a lot of friends. She busked and wrote songs, and, with the help of her band members and Ben Kane, who had an internship at Electric Lady Studios and was sneaking them in at odd hours, Krystle turned those songs into an e.p. called Diary. // Diary led to Circles, which Ben Kane co-produced with Voodoo engineer Russell “The Dragon” Elevado. Circles was bought by Because Music in France, but Krystle still recorded Love Songs in New York, a double album that invokes a Blakean duality with its two subtitles, ‘A Time to Refrain from Embracing’ and ‘A Time You May Embrace’. // Love Songs was produced with most of the Faculty (Zach was on tour with Amos Lee) and a slew of guest musicians in Brian Bender’s Brooklyn studio, The Motherbrain. Bender’s assistant, Jonathan Anderson, would later go on to replace Dave Moore on keys. // The Faculty has always been a tenuous project for everyone involved because of the distance and the schedules. While everyone remains close friends, the band members are spread across the globe. Krystle in France. Riddleberger in New York and Zach in Woodstock. Jonathan in Los Angeles. And then they are all working musicians, touring, recording, and collaborating with an impressive list of artists. Musicians like, in no particular order: D’Angelo, Hercules and Love Affair, Donald Fagen and the Nightfliers, Joan As Police Woman, Jonathan Wilson, Emily King, Janet Jackson, Ron Sexsmith, Amy Helm, Taylor Swift, Rufus Wainwright, Natalie Merchant, Graham Nash, The Knights, Bleachers, Emmylou Harris, Amos Lee, Mayra Andrade, Lana Del Rey, Broken Social Scene, Teddy Thompson, Lakecia Benjamin, and honestly that’s less than the half of it. // So they have been busy, and they have gained a lot of experience since the days of sneaking into ElectricLady late night or playing for meager pay and free wine at an East Village Italian resto. And while Diary, Circles, and Love Songs were recorded with everyone in the same room (Three the Hard Way, Krystle’s solo album, was pared down to her and Kane collectively), Extended Play was recorded disparately and assembled together by the steady hands and ears of Kane and Krystle. There is distance between the musicians in the recording process, but there is still a close emotional connection that can be heard in these songs. // The songs that make up Extended Play are songs of experience—the lyrics reflect on a crush from high school, a departed musical hero, and others who live in memory. There is nostalgia in Extended Play, and a forlornness. // Krystle describes “When I Look Back,” the last song of the album, as “an apology to my teenage self.” Twenty years ago she was writing songs about what happened day-of because being young is about immediacy and living in the present tense. Now the songs are about years past because life slows down, and we are allowed the time to “look back.”// But as Krystle sings in “Rising,” “Future lingers while past is present.” She’s writing about the past because we are all our collected histories—or as she puts it in “When I Look Back”: “there’s still something of her that stays.” The future, of course, still lingers, always there waiting for us, for the next move. The album ends with a recording of Audre Lorde’s gravelly voice. She says, // I’m going on to something else, the shape of which, I have no idea. ‘Only thing I know is, it’s going to be quite different. What I leave behind has a life of its own – I’ve said this about poetry … Well in a sense, I’m saying it about the very artifact of who I have been. // Krystle Warren & The Faculty still have more to come. They have built twenty years of memories, experiences, recordings, and shows, and with the release of Extended Play, they continue to show a commitment to growing as musicians together, even if apart. The Extended Play bio written by Phil Anderson]

Krystle Warren – “Rising”
from: Extended Play / Parlour Door Music / November 1, 2024
[Krystle Warren & The Faculty released “Rising” as a single through Parlour Door Music on May 31, 2019. We didn’t know about this single until 2020 so we made if part ot WMM’s 50 Favorite Singles of 2020. This single was produced by co-founding member of The Faculty, bassist Solomon Dorsey. I was texting with Krystle over the weekend after the KC Bands Together weekend 6-hour streaming concert where Krystle shared three songs including a cover of Gerry Raferty’s “The Ark” from his 1978 album, City to City. Krystle was currently doing over dubs on “Rising” that will be included on the new Krystle Warren & The Faculty album called, “Extended Play.” Krystle told me that they had wanted to do album cover photos during a concert that was scheduled in Kansas City in March, but was cancelled due to COVID-19. Getting everyone together has not been possible. Krystle was hoping for a late 2020 release, but plans were put on hold and the band released an EP call The Crew covering 4 songs to inspire the Black Lives Movement of 2020. Krystle Warren learned to play the guitar by listening to Rubber Soul & Revolver from The Beatles. Krystle graduated from Paseo Arts Academy in 2001 and began her musical career in collaborating with area jazz and pop musicians. After living in San Francisco and NYC, Krystle was signed to a French label, Because Music, and moved to Paris to release “Circles” in 2009. Krystle played French and British television programs, including Later with Jools Holland, garnering critical acclaim and traveling all over the world with Rufus Wainwright, Nick Cave, Norah Jones, and Joan As Police Woman. Krystle created, Parlour Door Music, to release “Love Songs: A Time You May Embrace” a recording from a 13-day session in Brooklyn, where she recorded 24 songs live with 28 musicians including her band, The Faculty, alongside choirs, horn and string sections. Krystle Warren played KC Bands Together – A Livestream Concert Saturday, May 16. Krystle was our guest on WMM on September 23, 2020. Krystle Warren was our most played artist of 2020 on WMM Krystle was our guest on WMM on July 28, 2021, April 26, 2023, May q7, 2023, May 24, 2023, June 12, 2024, and today October 30, 2024. Krystle has been on WMM 19 times.]

10:18 – Interview with Krystle Warren

Thanks for tuning into WMM on 90.1 FM KKFI. I’m Mark Manning. Today on WMM we are so excited to welcome back to the show, KC born and internationally known singer songwriter Krystle Warren who joins us live on the phone from France to shares details about her band The Faculty’s new album, Extended Play to be released on Friday, November 1, 2024.

Krystle is one of our most played artists, of all time, on this radio show. Krystle is also one of our most frequent guests, today is her 19th appearance on our show.

Krystle Warren began performing in her native KC at the age of 16. Krystle graduated from Paseo Arts Academy and in 2001 began her musical career collaborating with area jazz and pop musicians. After moving to New York City, she started busking on the streets and later formed her band, The Faculty. After her independent EP release, Diary, Krystle was signed to Paris based music label Because Music who sent her a one-way ticket. Krystle Warren & The Faculty released the album CIRCLES in 2009. The epic double album release, LOVE SONGS… followed in 2011, and contained twenty-four songs about love, and was recorded in New York City over the span of two weeks, with close to thirty musicians. Around this time, Krystle joined forces with one of her musical idols, Rufus Wainwright, on his world tour as an opener and bandmate. Krystle Warren then released her solo album THREE THE HARD WAY, in 2017 where she played every instrument and reunited with producer Ben Kane. On May 31, 2019 Krystle Warren & The Faculty released heir single “Rising” written especially for Ava DuVernay’s critically acclaimed television mini series WHEN THEY SEE US. When the pandemic put The Faculty’s new album on hold, Krystle released the 4-song EP, THE CREW on September 15, 2020. Last year Krystle released the single “Macca” on May 22, 2023, and the single “La Dolce Vita” This year on March 1, 2024. Her band The Faculty will finally release their album, EXTENDED PLAY on November 1. More info at: http://www.krystlewarren.com

Krystle Warren, thanks for being with us on Wednesday MidDay Medley

The Faculty was formed in 2006 with Krystle Warren, Solomon Dorsey, Zach Djanikian, Mike Riddleberger, and Dave Moore. Jonathan Anderson, would later go on to replace Dave Moore on keys. the band members are spread across the globe working musicians, touring, recording, and collaborating with musicians like: D’Angelo, Hercules and Love Affair, Donald Fagen and the Nightfliers, Joan As Police Woman, Emily King, Janet Jackson, Ron Sexsmith, Taylor Swift, Rufus Wainwright, Natalie Merchant, Graham Nash, Emmylou Harris, Amos Lee, Lana Del Rey, Broken Social Scene, Teddy Thompson, Lakecia Benjamin, and more.

Last time you were with us was in June when you were back here in KC to perform at The Percheron Rooftop Series at Crossroads Hotel and Boulevadia.

You played live on WMM w/ Jean Fabien Dijoud aka “Jeff” doing “Macca”

Krystle Warren’s song “Macca” arrived unexpectedly and was recorded on the heels of sessions for the band’s upcoming full length album EXTENDED PLAY. Following their double album LOVE SONGS (2012) and their single “Rising” written especially for Ava DuVernay’s critically acclaimed television mini series WHEN THEY SEE US, “Macca” is the newest release from Krystle Warren & The Faculty, that was recorded on the heels of sessions for the band’s upcoming full length album EXTENDED PLAY.”Macca” arrived unexpectedly. // “A Pal contacted me to help work on the music for an advertisement he was piecing together. My job was to find a melody and put words to it, so I set up my mic and started trying out ideas. And then POW! ‘ ‘Hang then upon the moon…’ – it sounded so distinctly Paul. Immediately I worried that the client would accept my buddy’s sunm,ission; thankfully, they didn’t.” // The “Paul” Krystle is referring to is Paul McCartney, whose famous nickname entitles the song. // “He is such a huge inspiration for me. As a songwriter – my love of melody, the little quirks that come out lyrically – that’s all thanks to him. Nd singing that chorus — it evoked for me those gorgeous ballads he composed in the 80s – ‘Wanderlust,” ‘Tug Of War’…There’s a bit of Wings there as well, I think, with a nod to ‘I’m Carrying.’ // “What’s wild to me is that, though I decided. ‘This is for Paul,’ it became equalk parts: a love letter to him, and a note of encouragement to me. Which is a wonderul thing when you think about it: Paul’s music so often encourages us to keep going, keep trying, and in using hs language (so to speak), unwittingly, he was giving me strength.” // “What’s wild to me is that, though I decided. ‘This is for Paul, it became equal parts a love letter to him, and a note of encouragement to me. Which is a wonderful thing when you think about it: Paul’s music so often encourages us to keep going, keep trying, and in using his language so to speak, unwittingly, he was giving me strength.”]

Krystle Warren & Solomon Dorsey headlined the KC Folk Fest 2023 on Saturday, May 20, in Washington Square Park, Kansas City, MO.

Earlier this year Krystle Warren & The Faculty released the 6:16 “LA DOLCE VITA” – Single / Parlour Door Music / March 1, 2024

The Faculty formed in 2006 w/ Krystle Warren, Solomon Dorsey, Zach Djanikian, Mike Riddleberger, and Dave Moore. With the help of Ben Kane, who had an internship at Electric Lady Studios and was sneaking them in at odd hours, Krystle created Diary an EP.

Diary led to the full length, Circles, which Ben Kane co-produced with Voodoo engineer Russell “The Dragon” Elevado.

Krystle Warren then recorded Love Songs, a double album, ‘A Time to Refrain from Embracing’ and ‘A Time You May Embrace’ in NYC, with most of the Faculty and a slew of guest musicians in Brian Bender’s Brooklyn studio. Bender’s assistant, Jonathan Anderson, would later go on to replace Dave Moore on keys.

While everyone remains close friends, the band members are spread across the globe. Krystle in France. Riddleberger in New York, and Zach in Woodstock. Solomon and Jonathan in Los Angeles. And then they are all working musicians, touring, recording, and collaborating with musicians like: D’Angelo, Hercules and Love Affair, Donald Fagen and the Nightfliers, Joan As Police Woman, Emily King, Janet Jackson, Ron Sexsmith, Taylor Swift, Rufus Wainwright, Natalie Merchant, Graham Nash, Emmylou Harris, Amos Lee, Lana Del Rey, Broken Social Scene, Teddy Thompson, Lakecia Benjamin, and more. More info at http://www.krystlewarrenandthefaculty.com

Krystle Warren & The Faculty Discography

Krystle Warren & The Faculty has released the EP “Diary” on May 1, 2007

Krystle Warren released “The Up Series – EP” on November 10, 2008

Krystle Warren releases the 13-song Album CIRCLES on March 13, 2009

Krystle Warren & The Faculty released “A Time To Keep – Love Songs EP”, Aug. 12, 2011

Krystle Warren & The Faculty released the double album 24-song “Love Songs” released on vinyl in Europe on April 9, 2012 as “Love Songs: A Time to Embrace,” and “Love Songs: A Time to Refrain from Embracing. ” And released on separate digital and CD albums in the United States as: “Love Songs: A Time to Embrace,” on March 13, 2012 and “Love Songs: A Time to Refrain from Embracing” on February 27, 2015

Krystle Warren released the album THREE THE HARDWAY on August 18, 2017

Krystle Warren & The Faculty released the single “Rising” on May 31, 2019

Krystle Warren & The Crew released the 4-song EP, THE CREW on September 15, 2020

Krystle Warren & The Faculty released the single “Macca”on May 22, 2023
Krystle Warren & The Faculty released the single “LA DOLCE VITA” on March 1, 2024

From Diary EP to Extended Play A Truncated History of Krystle Warren & The Faculty
From http://www.krystalwarren.com written by Phil Anderson:

Krystle Krystle Warren met Solomon Dorsey some weekend at a high school debate competition in KC. After she had trounced Solomon’s debate partner, the two ended up in an open classroom where they began playing music—Krystle had brought her guitar and was practicing chords, and Solomon, then an accomplished violinist, cellist, bassist, and singer likely had some sort of instrument on him, and even if he didn’t he had his voice.

Due to some specific details we’re not going to get into, Krystle was already living on her own; she was eighteen and he was seventeen. But she had a friend who had an apartment near hers, and this friend was having a party. “Wanna go?” she asked Solomon. And, as Solomon puts it, he has seen or spoken to Krystle every single day of his life since.

So when Solomon decided to attend the jazz program at New School in New York, he asked Krystle, “Wanna go?” And a few months after he moved, Krystle showed up. On her first night in the city, Solomon introduced her to Zach Djanikian, a saxophonist he’d become fast friends with at school. They lived in the same dorm, and Zach and Solomon took Krystle to a practice room in the basement and the three of them played musical games. According to Zach, “We’d sing as many melodies as we could over four open strings of the upright bass, plucked successively. ‘Norwegian Wood’ and the theme to Family Matters were a couple favorites.”

This led to busking as a trio, and each of them was hustling for gigs. An Italian restaurant that featured live music gave Krystle a regular night, and she often had Solomon and Zach play with her. Zach’s friend from Philadelphia, Ben Kane, would come to these nights, and he brought Mike Riddleberger.

In Philly, Zach was in a band called The Brakes, and Ben Kane was producing an album for Zach’s band in a windowless apartment that he shared with Riddleberger. Kane and Riddleberger had become friends a year earlier at NYU, bonding over their love of D’Angelo’s album Voodoo. Riddleberger says that even though he saw Krystle perform, he didn’t speak to her until after she saw him play with his band, Quintus. Zach had brought her, and she approached him after the show to play in a band she was starting.

The Faculty was formed with Krystle, Solomon, Zach, Riddleberger, and Dave Moore, a keyboardist from Kansas who was at New School, too. While the four boys had classes and gigs, Krystle floated around New York and made a lot of friends. She busked and wrote songs, and, with the help of her band members and Ben Kane, who had an internship at ElectricLady Studios and was sneaking them in at odd hours, Krystle turned those songs into an EP called DIARY.

And it was a diary. The songs were about her daily experiences in this new place and with these new people. “I’ve Seen Days” has a title that implies a reflection, but it’s about how the world is new to her, how she’s “a frightened child” in a new city. “The New Astrologer” is about a new and exciting love, one that remains a good friend of hers. “A Song For Holly” is a letter to family explaining her new quotidien life (“your big sister / out in New York on some subway / your big sister, out trying to get paid”). And “Central Park” is a document of a night she had in Central Park with Zach and his boyfriend (now husband) Jesse, and how she is coming to embrace this new city, these new people, and this new chapter of her life.

If DIARY, the Faculty’s first recordings, is Krystle’s “Songs of Innocence,” then EXTENDED PLAY, the Faculty’s latest, is Krystle’s “Songs of Experience.”

Diary led to CIRCLES, which Ben Kane co-produced with Voodoo engineer Russell “The Dragon” Elevado. Circles was bought by Because Music in France, and Krystle had her next move. She stayed in France even when her relationship with Because ended because she found Vanessa, and Vanessa was worth staying in France for. But Krystle still recorded LOVE SONGS in New York, a double album that invokes a Blakean duality with its two subtitles, “A Time to Refrain from Embracing” and “A Time You May Embrace.” LOVE SONGS was produced with most of the Faculty (Zach was on tour with Amos Lee) and a slew of guest musicians in Brian Bender’s Brooklyn studio. Bender’s assistant, Jonathan Anderson, would later go on to replace Dave Moore on keys in the Faculty.

The Faculty has always been a tenuous project for everyone involved because of the distance and the schedules. While everyone remains close friends, the band members are spread across the globe. Krystle in France. Riddleberger in NYC and Zach in Woodstock. Solomon and Jonathan in LA. And then they are all working musicians, touring, recording, and collaborating with an impressive list of artists. Musicians like: D’Angelo, Hercules and Love Affair, Donald Fagen and the Nightfliers, Joan As Policewoman, Jose James, Emily King, Janet Jackson, Ron Sexsmith, The Dixie Chicks, Amy Helm, Stevie Wonder, Taylor Swift, Rufus Wainwright, Kylie Minogue, Sara Bareilles, Natalie Merchant, Kesha, Bleachers, Emylou Harris, Amos Lee, Lana Del Rey, Broken Social Scene, Teddy Thompson, Lakecia Benjamin, Jenny Lewis, that’s less than the half of it.

So they have been busy, and they have gained a lot of experience since the days of sneaking into ElectricLady late night or playing for meager pay and free wine at an East Village Italian resto. And while DIARY and CIRCLES and LOVE SONGS were recorded with everyone in the same room (THREE THE HARDWAY was just Krystle & Kane together), EXTENDED PLAY was recorded disparately and assembled together by the steady hands and ears of Kane and Krystle. There is distance between the musicians in the recording process, but there is still a close emotional connection that can be heard in these songs.

And Krystle is writing with a close emotional connection to the distant past. The songs that make up Extended Play are songs of experience—the lyrics reflect on a crush from high school, a departed musical hero, and others who live in memory. There is nostalgia in EXTENDED PLAY and a forlornness. These songs are filled with references, musical and otherwise, to those who have inspired Krystle over the years, from Les Mis (specifically the song adopted by ACT UP) to Gregory Djanikian, Zach’s poet father, and Audre Lord.

Krystle describes “When I Look Back,” the last song of Extended Play as “an apology to my teenage self.” Seventeen years ago she was writing songs about what happened day-of because being young is about immediacy and living in the present tense. Now the songs are about years past because life slows down, and we are allowed the time to “look back.”

But as Krystle sings in “Rising,” “Future lingers while past is present.” She’s writing about the past because we are all our collected histories—or as she puts it in “When I Look Back”: “there’s still something of her that stays.” The future, of course, still lingers, always there waiting for us, for the next move. The album ends with a recording of Audre Lorde’s gravelly voice. She says,

“I’m going on to something else, the shape of which I have no idea. ‘Only thing I know, is it’s going to be quite different. What I leave behind has a life of its own. I’ve said this about poetry… Well in a sense, I’m saying it about the very artifact of who I have been.”

Krystle Warren & The Faculty still have more to come. They have built seventeen years of memories, experiences, recordings, and shows, and with the release of Extended Play, they continue to show a commitment to growing as musicians together, even if apart.

Written by Phil Anderson
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Krystle Warren and 90.1 FM KKFI

Mark first interviewed Krystle Warren for The Tenth Voice, back 2002. Mark waited several hours, during a winter snow storm, at a huge party, where Krystle played with her band including her longtime friend Solomon Dorsey on bass, in a packed, smoke filled apartment near Community Christian Church across the hall from where Solomon lived, to be given a 2 song demo CD, that contained Krystle’s first recorded music, including a song called “Chanel #5.” Krystle has since gone on to be known all over the world, but still maintains contact with her hometown of Kansas City.

Krystle was on WMM on June 29, 2016 as “Guest Producer” to share inspirations for her new record, THREE THE HARDWAY playing early gospel recordings, that crossed over into Jazz from: Pharoah Sanders, Edwin Hawkins, and The Swan Silvertones. Krystle’s critically acclaimed album, Three The Hard Way was #1 on WMM’s 117 Best Recordings of 2017. Wednesday MidDay Medley was the first to play tracks from Krystle’s album, before it was released. Krystle came on the show months before the release, to share music that was the inspiration for the recording. Released on Parlour Door Music, on August 18, 2017 and Produced by Krystle Warren and Ben Kane. Recorded, engineered, and mixed by Ben Kane. Written & performed by Krystle Warren. Mixed at The Garden, Brooklyn. Mastered & cut by Alex DeTurk at Masterdisk. In 2015 in Krystle Warren premiered new songs from this album at the Middle of the Map Fest in a packed room at Californos in Westport and later at The Polsky Theatre for the Performing Arts Series of Johnsons County Community College. For this record Krystle decided to play every instrument and vocals & back up vocals, “playing bass, drums, lap steel, piano, guitar, and vocals directly to analog tape. She and Ben Kane recorded in Villetaneuse, France, a small town on the outskirts of Paris in a vintage 70s era studio that offered just the right, rich sound to suggest the musical foundation for the record, and to do justice to the duo’s carefully balanced arrangements.” On the Wednesday MidDay Medley radio show in 2016 Krystle shared inspirations for this record, early gospel recordings, that crossed over into Jazz from: Pharoah Sanders, Edwin Hawkins, and The Swan Silvertones. // Krystle was on the show on Oct. 16, 2019 with Brad Cox when she was in KC to present LoveSongs with Owen/Cox Dance Group at Oct 19 & 20, 2019 at Polsky Theatre at JCCC.

We talked with Krystle on September 23, 2020 about The Crew EP where Krystle and friends recorded unique versions of four classic songs with the hope of encouraging the rallying cries of the moment: the movement of the people. Warren embarked on the project after her newest album, with her band The Faculty, was stalled due to COVID-19
11:31
Krystle Warren, thanks for being with us on Wednesday MidDay Medley

11:34 – Underwriting

10:36 – Interview with Rachel Yturralde (with Zach Phillips)

Rachel Yturralde joins us to talk about her new collection of short spooky stories for Halloween titled, The Bone Collection: A Small Collection of Short Stories to Keep You Up At Night. Rachel Yturralde-Bock is a writer and yoga teacher. Rachel is a mom living in the midwest with two beautiful teenage kids, a dog, two black cats and a loving partner. She loves to travel and vista Spain. Rachel has been writing stories and playing make believe all her life. Imagination, creativity and spirituality are the hallmarks of her work. The Bone Collection: A Small Collection of Short Stories to Keep You Up At Night is a new hardcover work of fiction with illustrations by Lauren Kyanka, that was published on September 27, 2024.

Rachel Yturralde Thanks for being with us on Wednesday MidDay Medley.

The Bone Collection: A Small Collection of Short Stories to Keep You Up At Night

hardcover work of fiction with illustrations by Lauren Kyanka

Rachel Yturralde-Bock is a writer and yoga teacher.

Rachel is a mom living in the midwest with two beautiful teenage kids, a dog, two black cats and a loving partner.

She loves to travel and vista Spain. Rachel has been writing stories and playing make believe all her life. Imagination, creativity and spirituality are the hallmarks of her work.

Rachel Yturralde Thanks for being with us on Wednesday MidDay Medley.

The Bone Collection: A Small Collection of Short Stories to Keep You Up At Night a new hardcover work of fiction with illustrations by Lauren Kyanka, Published on September 27, 2024. More info at: https://www.amazon.com/author/amazon.comrachelyturralde-bock

10:53

Lone Stranger – “It’s Nice To Meet Ya!”
from: “It’s Nice To Meet Ya! / Lone Stranger / October 26, 2022 (Unreleased)
[Lone Stranger is the musical project of Zachary S. Phillips known for his longtime work in the bands, Gadjits and Architects where he played bass guitar and toured all over the country with his brothers Brandon, and Adam. For the Lone Stranger Zach works on mixing, mastering, and manufacturing his own solo music, playing almost all of the instruments himself, mixing genres of Ska, Reggae and hip hop.]

Jessica Harp – “Lonely Anywhere”
from: A Woman Needs / Warner Records Inc. / March 16, 2010
[On February 4, 2008, she married The Wreckers’ fiddle player Jason Mowery. She started recording her second solo country album for Warner Bros. Nashville in July 2008 and announced in January 2009 that it would be titled A Woman Needs. Songwriter Jerry Flowers produced the album and co-wrote several of the songs. The lead-off single, “Boy Like Me,” was released to country radio on March 9, 2009. It became her first Top 30 country hit, reaching a peak of No. 30 in June 2009. The album’s second single, the title track, was released to radio on January 19, 2010, and the music video was filmed on November 19, 2009. On March 2, 2010, Harp announced that she would retire as a recording artist to focus on becoming a full-time songwriter. Warner Bros. Records released her second album digitally on March 16, 2010. Over a year and a half later, on October 11, 2011, Harp announced on Twitter that Warner Bros. released her from her contract and that she would record music again, either independently or with a label. Harp’s solo album, A Woman Needs, features Vince Gill and Keith Urban in guest spots Jessica Leigh Harp was born February 3, 1982 and is an American songwriter from Kansas City, Missouri. Jessica Harp is best known for being one half of the Grammy Award Nominated country roots duo The Wreckers with friend Michelle Branch. Harp was focused on music from childhood. While working as a singer and songwriter in Nashville, Harp began singing backup for Branch, and when Branch opted to take a break from her solo career in 2004, joined her in the duo The Wreckers. Harp’s country edge meshed nicely with Branch’s pop approach, and the Wreckers were a fast success with the #1 debut single, Leave the Pieces. A debut album, Stand Still, Look Pretty, appeared in 2006 from Maverick Records, followed by a live set, Way Back Home: Live from New York City, a year later. In 2007 Harp and Branch announced that they were putting the Wreckers on hold and concentrating on solo projects. After taking a step back from recording to focus on songwriting and other pursuits, Harp currently resides in KC with her family. ]

[Jessica Harp plays recordBar 1520 Grand Blvd. KCMO on Friday, Nov. 1, 7:00 with Kristin Hamilton & The Heat. Jessica has put together a local band with Marco Pascolini, Kandi Kos, JB Moreland, Kristen Conkright and Matt Brahl.]

11:00 – Station ID

11:00 – Interview with Scott Heidmann and Ken Petti

Scott Heidmann a longtime architect & Art Collector, who has worked on National and International projects including London, Singapore and every major US city. and Ken Petti a fashion advertising veteran with 30 years of experience in New York City working for Fashion Show Production Co. and Calvin Klein.

Together they pursue joy through their process and presentation, and by celebrating others’ talents while benefitting from the human connections and the enjoyment of art in its many forms. They exist together in fascinating synchronicity, both in life and their work collaborations. They are the master minds behind the Heidmann Art Salon which is a series of special art events they create and produce four times a year. The Two conceptualize unique, thematic, exhibitions that go beyond mere art viewing, rather they invite guests in for an experiential evening where art.performance, food, drink and atmosphere all merge.

The fourth event of each year being the fundraising “Santa Clause” with proceeds of art sales and food donations going to Operation Breakthrough.

Scott Heidmann and Ken Petti served as Event Chairs for ArtPop 2024 raising nearly $300,000 for student scholarships to the Kansas City Art Institute. Scott and Ken have been involved with the event since its inception and continue to elevate the party with their creative themes and celebratory ideas.

Scott Heidmann and Ken Petti thanks for being with us on WMM.

Scott Heidmann grew up in Washington, Missouri. He originally when to school at SMU and then transferred to The University of Kansas. Scott has spent over 40 years working as an Interior Designer in Architecture firms. He has worked on National and International projects in multiple cities including London, Singapore and every major US city. Projects included Workspace, Hospitality, Education and Sports. Art has always been a part of his projects as well as personal collecting.

Ken Petti grew up in New Jersey. After High School he attended FIT – Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. After graduating from FIT he spent 309 years in New York working for Fashion Show Production Co., Calvin Klein. Ken also worked for an in house Ad Agency for Gitano Group. Ken was a star I’m the Fashion and marketing world.

In 2012 Scott met Ken through Facebook and they became friends and partners in life. Early on in their relationship Ken encouraged Scott to create HEIDMANN ART SALON.

Together they are the masterminds behind the Heidmann Art Salon which is a series of special art events they create and produce four times a year. The Two conceptualize unique, thematic, exhibitions that go beyond mere art viewing, rather they invite guests in for an experiential evening where art.performance, food, drink and atmosphere all merge.

The fourth event of each year being the fundraising “Santa Clause” with proceeds of art sales and food donations going to Operation Breakthrough.

Ken Petti, Suzanne Mullen, & Scott Heidmann on the Wednesday, October 30, 2024 edition of Wednesday MidDay Medley on 90.1 FM KKFI – Kansas City Community Radio

Scott Heidmann and Ken Petti served as Event Chairs for ArtPop 2024 raising nearly $300,000 for student scholarships to the Kansas City Art Institute. Scott and Ken have been involved with the event since its inception and continue to elevate the party with their creative themes and celebratory ideas.

Scott Heidmann and Ken Petti thanks for being with us on WMM.

11:23

Julia Haile – “Heavy Rotation”
from: “Heavy Rotation” – Single / Julia Haile / September 30, 2022
[One of two new singles released by Jullia Haile and September 30, 2022. Julia Haile is a singer and songwriter based in Kansas City, MO. Her natural talent and musical education have fueled a career of exciting performances and beautiful music. From leading Neo-Soul band Hi-Lux and international collaborations to solo works, Julia’s goal is create meaningful musical experiences for all. Julia’s work with Hi-Lux included Tim Braun on guitar, Nick Howell on keys, Dan Loftus on bass, (and prior to that Pete Leibert on bass) and Kian Bryne on drums. Hi-Lux is a Modern-Soul band that blends and bends the boundaries between soul, rock n roll, reggae, and funk. This group aims to create music that pays tribute to their myriad of influences (Amy Winehouse, The Meters, Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings). but also claims a spotlight of its own in the musical world. Hi-Lux released the singles, “Revolution” and “Get What You Give” on February 28, 2020, through The Record Machine. Hi-Lux released the single. “Don’t Blame Lee” (featuring Lee Scratch Perry) on April 20, 2018. Hi-Lux released the 7” vinyl single, “”Dance With My Baby” b/w “Don’t Blame Me” on January 5, 2018 through Sunflower Soul Records. Hi-Lux released their 6-track, self-titled EP, Hi-Lux on January 2, 2018. All 6 songs had previously been released as singles..]The band brings together elements of soul, reggae and funk for a unique and dance inspiring sound. More info at: http://www.juliaHaile.com]

[Julia Haile plays Apocalypse Meow 17 on Saturday, November 2nd at recordBar, 1520 Grand, Blvd. KCMO, Doors at 6:00pm / Show at 7:00pm. Featuring: FlareThaRebel, The Creepy Jingles, Nathan Corsi & My Atomic Daydream.]

11:28 – Underwriting

Nathan Corsi and My Atomic Daydream – “State of The Union”
from: Shangri La / myowndamnrecords / July 8, 2023
[Debut album from Nathan Corsi’s new rock band featuring Kansas City veterans Chris Meck, Tom Hudson, and Benjamin Hart. Nathan Corsi and My Atomic Daydream released their second single, “Hits You Twice” on September 28, 2022. Nathan Corsi has one of the best voices in Kansas City music. With Steve Tulipana he fronts The Band That Fell To Earth paying tribute to David Bowie in this annual project created by Michelle Bacon. Nathan toured for nearly a decade with his band Not A Planet who released critically acclaimed EP, NAP on December 1, 2011; the album, THE FEW, THE PROUD, THE STRANGE on May 10, 2013; SMOKE BOMBS & CIGARETTES: THE HISTORY OF NOW (EP) on September 9, 2016.] [Nathan Corsi and My Atomic Daydream play recordBar, at 1520 Grand Boulevard, KCMO, on Saturday, July 8, 2023, at 7:00 PM for their Record Release Party, w/ The Philistines and Friendly Thieves.]

[Nathan Corsi and My Atomic Daydream play Apocalypse Meow 17 on Saturday, November 2nd at recordBar, 1520 Grand, Blvd. KCMO, Doors at 6:00pm / Show at 7:00pm. Featuring: FlareThaRebel, Julia Haile, The Creepy Jingles More info at: http://www.midwestmusicfoundation.org]

11:33 – Interview with Sondra Freeman

Sondra Freeman is Director of Promotions & Artist Relations for Midwest Music Foundation, a nonprofit created to support music and musicians in Kansas City and the surrounding areas, founded in 2008 by a collective of musicians and music lovers. The Midwest Music Foundation (MMF) unites and empowers the greater KC music community by providing programs and resources to area musicians through outreach, support, education, and health care opportunities. After meeting Executive Director, Rhonda Lyne, while buying raffle tickets at an MMF function, Sondra was immediately interested in the organization’s mission and quickly became an active volunteer. Sondra’s extensive fundraising background and her lifelong love of music made her an immediate asset. Her duties have grown, and she functions as a band liaison by managing booking, promotions and many other aspects of event planning. Sondra has owned and operated Big Mac’s Fireworks South for over 15 years.

Apocalypse Meow 17, is Sat, Nov 2, Doors at 6:00pm / Show at 7:00pm. Featuring: FlareThaRebel, Julia Haile, The Creepy Jingles, Nathan Corsi & My Atomic Daydream. Apocalypse Meow is MMF’s main fundraiser for Abby’s Fund For Musicians’ Health Care, which provides local musicians & music workers with essential health care resources.

Sondra Freeman thanks for being with us again on WMM.

In addition to live music, the RockDocs will be on site to offer flu shots and COVID boosters (provided by the Kansas City Indian Center), screenings, wellness programs, opportunities to discuss health conditions and concerns, and arrange follow-ups. We’ll also have live raffles that feature an assortment of items donated by local businesses, and an online auction running November 1st-22nd, 2024: http://www.32auctions.com/AM17

Apocalypse Meow started in 2008, when musician Abigail Henderson faced daunting financial hurdles after being diagnosed with breast cancer. Friends rallied to her side, holding the first Apocalypse Meow concert to cover her medical expenses. To pay this forward to her community, Abigail co-founded MMF. Since its inception, Apocalypse Meow has become the central fundraising event for Abby’s Fund for Musicians’ Health Care. Abigail passed away in 2013, but we continue the mission to connect musicians with health care in the greater Kansas City area. We have given out health care assistance totaling over $600,000 to Kansas City area musicians since the inception of this fund. We have also provided much needed preventative care services through our health clinic events and partnerships with local providers.

The demand for grants continues to grow each year, MMF needs help to make Apocalypse Meow a huge success to replenish Abby’s Fund. WMMF has given out over $77,000 in Abby’s Fund grants so far this year!

MMF has given out over $95,000 grants from Abby’s Fund for Musicians’ Health Care so far this year. Over $600,000 total since inception of the fund.

*RockDoc (Dr. Allen Greiner) willl be available from 6:00 – 10:00 pm with FREE flu shots, COVID boosters with Gina McClain, RN assisting. Thank you to Justin Nichols of the KC Indian Center for supplying the covid and flu vaccines available at our Apocalypse Meow on Nov. 2nd at the recordBar. Those who receive a vaccine during our event will receive a $25 gift card!

MMF has several Major Sponsors (full list of sponsors on MMF website)
recordBar
Tito’s
The Pairing
Seen Merch
Bridge
Boulevard
Sarpino’s

MMF Thanks all performers, crew, volunteers and MMF Staff and Board that have made this event possible! XO Blackwater (Steve Gardels & Regina) for visuals

Thanks to all the businesses that have made monetary contributions or donated items for our auction & raffles

32.auctions.com/AM17 (Auction runs through Nov 22)

There are lots of great raffle prizes!

RESOURCES AND ASSISTANCE THROUGH ABBY’S FUND

If you or a family member needs healthcare assistance, please apply for an Abby’s Fund grant. This resource is available to active KC area musicians and music personnel. LEARN MORE AND APPLY at: http://www.midwestmusicfoundation.org

Please email Executive Director, Rhonda Lyne, for more information. rhonda@midwestmusicfound.org

Midwest Music Foundation offers the following services:

-Mental Health Grants to assist with counseling and treatment

-Free Dental Screenings at the UMKC School of Dentistry

-Free COVID-19 Tests

-Mammogram Grants

11:41

The Creepy Jingles – “Love Like You”
from: “Love Like You” – Single / High Dive Records / July 14, 2024
[This is the third of several new singles being released by The Creepy Jingles this year. The band released “Repeat After Me” on April 19, 2024. The band released “When Things Go Wrong” on February 23, 2024. The Creepy Jingles are a Kansas City based, rock and roll band that both honors and defies convention. Led by singer / song-writer Jocelyn Olivia Nixon, a transgender wordsmith who charms with razor wit and dazzles with her lyrical acrobatics. // Song (lyrics/melody/chords) written by Jocelyn Olivia Nixon. Mixed and Recorded by Paul Malinowski and recorded at Massive Sound Studios in Shawnee, Kansas. Mastered by Zack Hames. Jocelyn Nixon on lead vocals & rhythm guitar, Will Van Doorn on lead guitar & backing vocals, Andrew Woody on bass & backing vocals, Nick Robertson on drums & bait. // The Creepy Jingles released their album, TAKE ME AT MY WORDPLAY on March 25, 2022 through High Dive Records. Paired up with lyrics centering on themes of identity, strained relationships, social media madness, meme magic, pandemic paranoia, paid off political pundits, backyard bullies and barking up the wrong tree. Everything and the kitchen sink or swim. No stoner left unturned. The Creepy Jingles released their Debut EP on High Dive Records on May 3, 2019. The release was in the top ten of WMM’s 119 Best Recordings of 2019. ] The Creepy Jingles released their Debut EP on High Dive Records on May 3, 2019.]

[The Creepy Jingles play Apocalypse Meow 17 on Saturday, November 2nd at recordBar, 1520 Grand, Blvd. KCMO, Doors at 6:00pm / Show at 7:00pm. Featuring: FlareThaRebel, Julia Haile, Nathan Corsi & My Atomic Daydream. ]

10:44 – More Interview with Sondra Freeman

We are talking with Sondra Freeman about Apocalypse Meow 17, on Saturday, November 2, Doors at 6:00pm / Show at 7:00pm. Featuring: FlareThaRebel, Julia Haile, The Creepy Jingles, Nathan Corsi & My Atomic Daydream. Apocalypse Meow is MMF’s main fundraiser for Abby’s Fund For Musicians’ Health Care, which provides local musicians and music workers with essential health care resources.

Sondra Freeman thanks for being with us again on WMM.

More info at http://www.midwestmusicfoundation.org

The event features live performances by notable Kansas City-area bands as a donation of their time and talents to their community; local businesses and artisans donate products and services to the event for auction. All monies raised during Apocalypse Meow go directly to Abby’s Fund for Musician’s Health Care and the production costs of Apocalypse Meow. Performances, business donations, and services are purely voluntary.

“Abby believed that music can take you to where you need to be and that it’s important, and the people that do that need to be taken care of.” – Sondra Freeman

Abby’s Fund for Musicians’ Health Care was named for Abigail Henderson (1977-2013).

Death Notice from St. Louis Post Dispatch: Abigail Hope Henderson the Kansas City vocalist who started a nonprofit organization to help musicians pay health-care costs, died on Tuesday, August 27, 2013 of cancer at her home. She was 35. For more than a decade, Abigail was the lead singer of several area bands: Trouble Junction, The Gaslights, Atlantic Fadeout, and Tiny Horse. In 2008 she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She had health insurance, but the cost of the treatments prompted her and husband Christopher Meck, to start the Midwest Music Foundation which raised funds to help area musicians pay health care costs. “Medical bills can throw you into poverty in a week – in one day,” she said. “There’s nothing like standing in your kitchen opening a hospital bill for $63,000.00 in one day and $47,000.00 the next. After a while you don’t want to open them anymore. Who can pay that?”

Apocalypse Meow is the primary event for Abby’s Fund For Musicians’ Health Care — providing area musicians and industry workers with essential health care grants.

Midwest Music Foundation Staff

Rhonda Lyne, Executive Director
Sondra Freeman, Director of Promotions and Artist Relations
Canyon McClung, Production Specialist
Danielle Anderson, Media Manager

Midwest Music Foundation Board

Chris Meck, Founder, Musician and CM2 Audio
Amber Hulet, President
Eric Barton, Treasurer, General Counsel
Julia Haile, Secretary, Education Chair, Musician
Dr. K. Allen Greiner, MD, MPH, Chair of Health + Wellness, University of KS Med Center
Dr. Erin Corriveau, MD, MPH, Public Health Officer, University of Kansas Med Center
Michelle Bacon, Co-Chair Mental Health for Musicians, Diversity Chair, Musician
Molly Gotobed, Insurance Program Research Chair, Kansas Assistance Network, Community Health Council of Wyandotte County
Jerry Jones JD, Director of Equity, Diversity & Inclusion – Health Programs, Movember Foundation
Eddie Moore, Musician
Sonia Hall, President & CEO BioKansas
Skeet Hanks, Marketing Chair Web Administrator

Rhonda Lyne is Executive Director of Midwest Music Foundation. She is a scientist by day and avid supporter of the arts by night. Rhonda has had an active role with the MMF since the inaugural fundraiser, Apocalypse Meow, in 2008. Inspired by MMF founder, Abigail Henderson, Rhonda is dedicated to the mission of the MMF a nonprofit created to support music & musicians in KC and the surrounding areas, founded in 2008 by a collective of musicians & music lovers. Rhonda is instrumental in MMF’s fundraising, volunteer, event coordination, overseeing the health care fund, and day to day activities of the organization.

Sondra Freeman thanks for being with us again on WMM.

Apocalypse Meow 17, is Saturday, November 2, Doors at 6:00pm / Show at 7:00pm. Featuring: FlareThaRebel, Julia Haile, The Creepy Jingles, Nathan Corsi & My Atomic Daydream. Apocalypse Meow is MMF’s main fundraiser for Abby’s Fund For Musicians’ Health Care, which provides local musicians and music workers with essential health care resources.

More info: midwestmusicfoundation.org

11:54

FlareThaRebel – “Playground (feat. The Belief Cycle & Leigh Adams)”
from: Summer You, Summer Me. / Shafer / October 21, 2022
[“Rosé All Day” was the lead single from FlareThaRebel’s EP. The song is about an empowered woman of which a man is pursuing. Lines within the song such as “and if she’s a tease she can do that ya’ll / she don’t owe you nothing man, please back off”, attempt to change the at times degrading scenarios of this power dynamic. The narrative is done in the backdrop of fun and lighthearted warm weather days, cool summer nights, and, of course, plenty of rosé. Continuing with Flare’s Art to Empower initiative, “Rosé All Day” aims to raise funds and awareness for a nonprofit, which this time is the Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Abuse (MOCSA). Career and love brought hip-hop MC FlareThaRebel back to his hometown of Kansas City, MO, which created a second wind of new music. Noted by The Pitch, “As a member of hip-hop collective Anti-Crew, FlareThaRebel made quite an impact on the Kansas City hip-hop scene. After making the leap from KC to Chicago in the late ‘00s, he’s now back…” Known for a highly energetic live performance, Flare has shared the stage with artists such as Chance the Rapper, RZA of Wu-Tang Clan, Mac Lethal, Nappy Roots, and CES Cru. Although hip-hop at the core, FlareThaRebel’s versatility remains as he balances music with socially progressive themes that are still enjoyable enough to raise a glass to at a party. There’s also a duality to Flare’s approach. Many of his songs are connected to his Art to Empower initiative, raising awareness and funds for a variety of social justice causes and nonprofits. FlareThaRebel & Bob Pullian were guests on WMM, Aug. 11, 2021. Flare The Rebel released the EP, The Revolution Will Not Be Hashtagged on July 9, 2021. The recording was #9 on WMM’s 120 Best Recordings of 2021. Summer You, Summer Me was in the top 10 of WMM’s 120 Best Recordings of 2022.]

[FlareThaRebel plays Apocalypse Meow 17 on Saturday, November 2, at recordBar, 1520 Grand, Blvd. KCMO, Doors at 6:00pm / Show at 7:00pm. Featuring: Julia Haile, Nathan Corsi & My Atomic Daydream, and The Creepy Jingles.]

Noel Coward – “The Party’s Over Now”
from: Noel Coward in New York / drg / 2003 [orig. 1957]

On The Next Show! On November 6, (the day after), at 10:30 we welcome Katie Gilchrist who returns to the show to give us updates on her year long 1994 Project involving, musical concerts, shows, and staged readings of films from 1994. At 11:00 we talk with Karalyne Winegarner – lead singer songwriter and front woman of the band Flight Attendant. And at 11:30 we talk with Destiny Atkinson and Kate Hall of Afterword Tavern and Shelves.

“Thank you” to ALL OF YOU who donated during our Fall Fund Drive, and our 2 Wednesday MidDay Medley shows and our WMM Fall Facebook Fundraiser, for KKFI 90.1 FM. We received donations from 46 listeners, who gave a total of $3478.00 That is 97% of our ambitious “show goal.” I call that a success! Thank you to all my very special and fabulous co-hosts: Betse Ellis, Joelle St Pierre, Rachio Head, Beth Barden, and guests: Christena Graves, Miguel Caraballo, Daniel Cole, and Paul Seiz, and honorable mention to Marion Merritt with very special thanks and respect to Lincoln Dreher, J Kelly Dougherty, Darryl Oliver, Chad Brothers, Mark Andruss, Valerie Rose Andruss, Kathy Peters and Julie Dahlquist! All the phone room volunteers!

THANK YOU to our incredible KKFI Staff; Director of Development & Communications – J Kelly Dougherty, Volunteer Coordinator – Darryl Oliver, Chief Operator – Chad Brothers, KKFI Accounting & Administration – Shaina Littler

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