Here’s what you can hear on your community radio station this week…

Tune in to KHOL for local public affairs at 3 pm weekdays

after Democracy Now!
Coming up this week we have…

Grand Teton Music Festival summer series exclusive on KHOL every Monday at 3 pm! Host Amanda Flosbach will welcome Marlene Pauley (coordinator of the “Music In Nature” series) and musicians from the series’ string quartet.
- Monday @ 3 pm

We will interview Laura Mallory from the Teton Literacy Program to get all the details on their upcoming restaurant fundraiser
- Tuesday @ 3 pm

Alyssa Roush from Jackson Community Recycling will be in the studio to talk about the CAST Reusable Bag Challenge
- Wednesday @ 3 pm

Ben Winship will visit the KHOL studios for this week’s Live In the Hole
- Wednesday @ 6:30 pm

KHOL’s newest music show premieres this Friday at 12 noon. Tune in for Kelly & Colleen’s debut!
- Friday @ 12 noon

Tune in next Sunday at noon, for the Grand Table with Chef Jason. This week he will continue the discussion on fine wine paired with “The Birth of the Cool” by Miles Davis
- Sunday @ 12 noon

Tune in Sunday’s at 11 am for the Grand Teton Music Festival Radio Hour. KHOL will broadcast the show, hosted by former Festival Artistic Director Jeff Woodruff, each Sunday at 11 am.
- Wednesday @ 6:30 pm

KHOL has Targhee Fest passes to giveaway !!

KHOL, with support from Grand Targhee Resort, is pleased to announce our Targhee Fest Ticket Giveaway.

We will be giving away a pair of weekend festival passes each Thursday through the month of June to our loyal listeners. That’s right, each week in June you can win one pair of weekend passes to the 5th Annual Targhee Fest, July 17-19.

Each week we’ll be awarding the tickets over-the-air on Thursday between 5 - 6 pm.

The 5th Annual Targhee Fest is around the corner and KHOL has got your ticket.

The festival takes place July 17-19 at Grand Targhee Resort. There will be vendors, food, activities and games all weekend and tent camping is available.

This year’s 5th Annual Targhee Fest features performances by:

* Gov’t Mule

* Grace Potter & the Nocturnals

* Jackie Greene

* Jonny Lang

* The Wallflowers

* James McMurtry

* Keb’ Mo’

* Bettye Lavette

* Carrie Rodriguez

* Sonny Landreth

* Lukas Nelson

* Tift Merritt

* More TBA soon!

TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW!
They will NOT be sold at the resort, but are available for purchase online - www.TicketWeb.com
Local outlets will sell tickets 10 days prior to event.

For complete festival - ticket, camping & parking - info and pricing please visit

www.grandtarghee.com

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Learn more about Jackson local Seadar Rose here.

A little video on the making of this album:

DJ Vadims Wikipedia , Myspace , Hompage

I have not seen any surviving member of the Grateful Dead save one Ratdog show since the Furthur tour of 1996. I spent 14 years and most of my vacation time and money seeing the Dead from my first show on March 3rd, 1981 in College Park, MD to the last show in ‘95 at Soldier Field , some 110+ shows, not counting JGB and solo Jerry gigs along the way. Needless to say when I heard the “Core Four”  of Bob, Phil, Micky and Bill had agreed to tour again after doing an Obama rally in PA, I was both intrigued and excited. With road warrior Warren Haynes having the unenviable task of taking Jerry’s place on Guitar and Ratdog keyboard wizard Jeff Cimenti in tow, this was shaping up to be a tour I could get into.

I arrived at the Pepsi Center, and things have not changed a bit. Shakedown Street, while not a s big as the good ol’ days, was still in full swing. Fans holding up one finger looking for a miracle paraded up and down the lots. One improvement I found was the quality of the parking lot food. I had an awesome veggie wrap with freshly roasted red peppers, feta cheese, black beans with all the other fixins. Yum!! I spotted my t-shirts and helped the touring economy by buying 2 shirts. First one had the Steal Your Face logo, but with the Republican logo in it instead of the lazy lightnin. The caption read “Steal Your Freedom”. How appropriate. The other was a shirt with the picture of Frank Zappa from “Chunga’s Revenge” and the caption “You Are What You Is” and on the back the lyric from Joe’s Garage that ends with “Music Is the Best”

I went inside and surveyed the crowd. Lots of older Dead Heads like me, many bringing their kids along, some not even born when Jerry died. Lots of newer heads from the post Jerry era as well. A small taper section  behind the board and all is right with the world.

The band opened with “Feel like a Stranger” and it was on. I had a preview of what to expect as Sirius/XM had already simulcasted 2 shows and I caught bits of both . As stated earlier, the most attention was focused on Warren Haynes. In previous tours, Jerry sound alikes had been used, but Warren had been touring with Phil Lesh and had been encouraged by Phil to NOT sound like Jerry and to put his voice on these songs and work it in with the rest of the Band. The result, I feel, was , pun intended, Dead on. While some on the Boards on Dead.net were bitchin tha Warren didn’t sound like Jerry, or didn’t rock enough a’ la Govt Mule or the Allmans, I was impressed on how he worked his way int the fabric that is Grateful Dead music. You see, despite the fan’s assertions that it was all about Jerry, Jerry did not want it to be all about Jerry, but all about the Band. With Warren in tow, it is all about the Band. Next, “Casey Jones” with Warren on vocals, and like the old days, they kept repeating the chorus at the end, building momentum like a freight train until the crowd just lost it. “Loser” took on a more somber tone than usual and my favorite of the first set and my favorite Pig Pen tune “Easy Wind” was a jamfest. “Crazy Fingers” followed with yet another sublime jam at the end, and long missing from the 90’s set list “Lost Sailor>Saint Of Circumstance” ended the first set. I don’t know what I’m going for, but I’m gonna go for It for sure.

Set two started out Acoustic!! Yes the rare treat that was an acoustic set by the Dead was now the 3rd one this tour. “Deep Elum Blues”, followed by “Me and My Uncle” “I’m as Honest as a Denver Man can Be” Then Phil took the mic for the folk tune “Whiskey in a Jar”. Last, but certainly not least was The Band’s classic “The Weight”. The band  sorta spaced out of this in transition from acoustic to electric Being Bill’s birthday the theme of the jam was “Happy Birthday” eventually turning into a full blown audience sing a long to the drummer himself. “Ramble on Rose” followed, then my second highlight of the night in “King Solomon’s Marbles” a tune that rarely saw the light of day after it appeard on “Blues For Allah”. Drums/ Space then one of the most sublime and ethereal “China Doll’s” I have ever heard. Warren not only sang the snot out of it, his guitar work was magical. The band did stumble through “Cumberland Blues”  and to end the set a raucous “Not Fade Away” that had Warren and Bob egging each other on in the jam. Not the lets-mail-in-the-end-of-the-show NFA of the 80’s and 90’s, but they truly caught fire on this. Phil came out before the encore to encourage folks to sign their donor cards, as he is a transplant survivor. The encore was “Ripple” that not only had the crowd sing along, but had me shed a tear or two as well. I hope they do this again. I will be back if they do.

Set I: Feel Like A Stranger, Casey Jones, Loser, Easy Wind, Crazy Fingers, Lost Sailor, Saint Of Circumstance
Set II: Deep Elem Blues, Me And My Uncle, Whiskey In The Jar, The Weight, Drums > Space > Happy Birthday Billy!, Ramble On Rose, King Solomon’s Marbles, China Doll, Cumberland Blues, Not Fade Away
Encore: Ripple

Order this show for download here.

The album includes rare and exclusive songs from some of the most compelling artists in the indie and alternative worlds: Black Moth Super Rainbow, The Decemberists, Devendra Banhart, Diplo, Federico Aubele, Gnarls Barkley, LCD Soundsystem, My Morning Jacket, Matthew Dear, Mum, Neon Neon, Richard Swift, RJD2, and Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, as well as a contribution from Adult Swim’s Tim & Eric.

Tracklisting:
1. Black Moth Super Rainbow – Happy Melted City – 3:13
2. The Decemberists – After the Bombs (Live Version) – 5:10
3. Devendra Banhart – White Reggae Troll – 9:43
4. Diplo – Wassup Wassup (Exclusive Samim Remix) – 5:18
5. Federico Aubele – Luna Y Sol – 3:31
6. Gnarls Barkley – Mystery Man – 2:12
7. LCD Soundsystem – Starry Eyes Original (Causes Exclusive) – 4:09
8. My Morning Jacket – Highly Suspicious (Exclusive VHS or Beta Dee Jays Remix) – 6:14
9. Matthew Dear – When She Don’t Need Me (Causes Exclusive) – 2:56
10. Mum – Asleep In A Hiding Place – 4:28
11. Neon Neon – I Lust U featuring Cate Le Bon (DJ Eli Escobar Remix) – 4:02
12. Richard Swift – Wastin’ M’Time – 2:26
13. RJD2 - Wherever – 4:08
14. Sharon Jones & Dap-Kings – It Hurts To Be Alone – 3:01
15. Tim & Eric – Petite Feet (Exclusive Devlin & Ghostdad Remix featuring Sylvia Gordon) – 4:41

Call KHOL to request a track 733-4030 or buy the album here.

Here goes:
Robert Johnson “King of the Delta Blues Singers  vol’s 1&2″ Columbia
Muddy Waters “Fathers and Sons” and “His Best vol 1&2″  Chess  “Hard Again” Blue Sky
BB King “Live at Cook County Jail” and “Live at the Regal” ABC Bluesway
John Hammond “Live” Rounder
Littler Walter “His Best” Chess
Junior Wells “Hoodoo Man Blues” Delmark
Howling Wolf “His Best” Chess
Willie Dixon and Memphis Slim” Willies Blues” Bluesville
Sonny Boy Williamson II “His Best” Chess
J B Hutto “Slidewinder” Delmark
Hound Dog Taylor “Hound Dog Taylor” Alligator
Albert King “I’ll PLay The Blues For You” Stax
Magic Sam “West Side Soul” Delmark
Aretha Franklin” From The Delta to Detriot: Aretha’s Blues” Rhino
Taj Mahal “Taj Mahal” Columbia
Albert Collins, Johnnie Copeland and Robert Cray “Showdown” Alligator
Etta James “Her Best” Chess
Hot Tuna “Hot Tuna” RCA
David Bromberg “Wanted :Dead or Alive” Columbia
Jimmy Reed “Big Boss Man” Charly
Butterfield Blues Band “East-West” Elektra
Freddie King “King of the Blues ” EMI Shelter
Otis Rush “The Essential, the  Classic Cobra recordings 1956-1958″ Fuel
Jimmy Rogers “His Best “Chess
Elmore James “The Complete Fire/Enjoy sessions vol 1-3″ collectibles
Lurrie Bell “Mecurial Son” Delmark

- Lonesome Johnnie

“Some folks trust in reason, others trust in might. I don’t trust in nothing, but I know it’ll turn out right.”
Grateful Dead

Exactly one year ago, a small group of volunteers flipped the switch and Jackson Hole Community Radio became 89.1 fm KHOL - Jackson’s first and only non-profit, community radio station. 

Since then, that small group has grown to over 400 people - people who have hosted shows, thrown fundraisers, and donated money. It has only been with their help - with YOUR help! - that we’ve been able to turn this dream into a reality.

THANK YOU!

Thank you for working tirelessly to get KHOL off the ground, for putting in countless hours to produce insanely awesome programming, and for always tuning in to 89.1 fm. 

If it weren’t for you, there wouldn’t be a KHOL.

In the last year, with YOUR help, we have broadcast thousands of hours of music and original public affairs programming, hosted numerous events, held our first fund drive, added a production studio, developed relationships with numerous record labels, supported local musicians, served the community with PSA’s, shared our airwaves with local non-profits, started our underwriting, and made many many new friends.

To have done all this with what is essentially an all volunteer force is simply amazing. We couldn’t have done it without you.

And while this is certainly a moment to take pause and celebrate, KHOL won’t be slowing down anytime soon. 

In our second year, Jackson Hole Community Radio will: