Golden Road

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On the air here at KDRT since February of 2007, The Golden Road takes listeners on the musical adventures of The Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia and many of the other fine musicians from Northern California and occasionally other geographic regions around the country. The focus of most Golden Road broadcasts are recordings captured live from many of the approximately 2350 shows performed by The Grateful Dead, and plenty of Jerry Garcia's solo work with his own electric band along with his masterful excursions in the acoustic music world. As your host, I can assure the listeners of the show that they will be treated to a wide variety of creative time points from the history of the band & Jerry. And like the songs goes, "Never had such a good time, in my life before"! Cheers, Rod

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Golden Road for 6pm on May 16th, 2013
Golden Road for 6pm on May 9th, 2013
Golden Road for 6pm on May 2nd, 2013
Golden Road for 6pm on Apr 25th, 2013
Golden Road for 6pm on Apr 18th, 2013
Golden Road for 6pm on Apr 11th, 2013
Golden Road plays some classic sounds of baseball

In this edition of The Golden Road we salute our nation's pastime with a musical and spoken look at baseball. From Russ Hodges to Doc & Merle Watson to Abbott & Costello to Sister Wynonna Carr and yes, even Tommy Lasorda, you will be treated to hearing some classic sounds that will evoke baseball memories & melodies. There are plenty of San Francisco Giants sounds in honor of the pride of Northern California and, of course, some good ol' Grateful Dead live from both Candlestick Park and Atlanta. Enjoy!

Golden Road for 6pm on Mar 28th, 2013
Golden Road for 6pm on Mar 21st, 2013
Golden Road for 6pm on Mar 14th, 2013

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