KCCK-FM (Cedar Rapids, IA)
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Jazz 88.3 KCCK is a non-commercial, educational FM radio station operated by Kirkwood Community College. KCCK enriches the Creative Corridor’s cultural environment through a variety of on-air programs and community outreach activities. Many of these programs center on the promotion and preservation of jazz, America’s only indigenous musical art form. KCCK is Iowa’s listener-supported jazz radio station. In addition to traditional and streaming radio, KCCK takes jazz to the community through free summer concerts and K-12 educational programs. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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| Radio Media Market | N/A |
| Radio Format | Jazz |
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Jazz Corner of the World with host Craig Kessler Mondays from 6:00pm to 10:00pm Art Taylor's Blue Note Sides Host Craig Kessler continues his 85th anniversary celebration of Blue Note Records with samplings from drummer Art Taylor's contributions made during his time with the label.
Talking Pictures Archives - Jazz 88.3 KCCK
Talking Pictures 7-12-23 Talking Pictures 7-12-23 “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One” and “Armageddon Time”
Culture Crawl Archives - Jazz 88.3 KCCK
Mike Conrad was first inspired to become a jazz composer during his undergrad years at UNI, working under well-known composers (and performers) Bob Washut and Chris Merz. Today, as a UNI jazz faculty member himself, he continues that tradition, working with a third "generation" of jazz composing students at the University, as well as winning ...
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Clean Up Your Act 5-9-23 The Citizens Climate Lobby says individuals alone can’t solve climate change…but they can pressure elected officials to take action.
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KCCK’s Featured Album for April 2023 The KCCK Featured Album for April is “Samba Sem Voce” by singer and guitarist Rosa Passos., whose playful yet sophisticated style is marked by spacious elegance and natural flair.. For years, the Brazilian bossa nova queen has had a devoted global following ,including fans who proclaim her to be the Brazilian Ella Fitzgerald. She has … Continue reading
Culture Crawl 847 "Don’t Let The Smooth Taste Fool You"
Saxophonist and UI jazz department head Damani Phillips was entranced with the music of Spyro Gyra from the first moment he heard their pop hit “Morning Dance.” And in the 40+ years since, he has continued to appreciate the depth and texture behind the band’s deceptively approachable music. Damani has teamed up with fellow UI professor Dan Moore on the vibes, along with Tim Crumley, drums; and Steve Charlton, bass; to form “Road Scholars,” a band that pays tribute to Spyro Gyra.
Talking Pictures 8-9-23
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Culture Crawl 846 "This Is My Therapy"
The Linn County Blues Society presents “Bourbon & Blues” on Saturday, August 19 at McGrath Amphitheatre. Downbeat Blues Artist of the Year Shemekia Copeland jumped at the chance to headline, after she had to cancel her 2022 appearance due to a family emergency. Also performing are Sugary Rayford and Mr. Sipp, with some special appearances by local blues stars. Gates open at 4:00pm, music begins at 5:00. Tickets and more info at www.lcbs.org.