John Cage is best known as the composer of 4’33” — a piece consisting of four minutes and thirty-three seconds of ambient noise. In 1979, the avant grade composer radicalized the public radio membership drive with a two-hour, one-time performance on a tiny station in Minneapolis. KFAI’s Mason Butler reports.
Pat, who is going on 107 years old, says she was surprised that her difficulty breathing was caused by a heart problem, not her lungs.
Our resident rock and roll physician Carl Unbehuan hands out classic Minnesota Music prescriptions this week from Keith Zeller & the Starliners, Calico Wall, Gypsy, Corvets as well as two cuts from this weeks featured out of state act The Music Machine.
The Southside Aces is a New Orleans-style jazz band that has loads of fun playing for dancers and listeners. Founder and clarinetist Tony Balluff (BAY-loff) tells Phil Nusbaum about the group.
