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Thanksgiving Programming 2017

We’ve got a musical recipe for your Thanksgiving Day on 91.9 WFPK, as we re-broadcast some of our favorite Live Lunches of the year and more!

6-8am - American Routes We pay tribute to the late Fats Domino with our favorite of the New Orleans piano man’s Imperial releases.  And a visit with Tedeschi Trucks Band!

8-9am - Woody's Roadhouse Thanksgiving Special Classic food songs done up in that honkin', twangin' roadhouse style!

9am-10am - Elton John: Diamonds A brand new interview with Elton and his songwriting partner Bernie Taupin interspersed with songs off the new collection, Diamonds!

10-11am – Sound Opinions Tom Petty Special - Tom Petty was a master of the perfect three-chord pop song and an icon of American music. Sound Opinions hosts Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot pay tribute to the late Florida rocker.

11am-12pm – Tom Petty – Live and Kickin’ It – a showcase of some of Tom's legendary live performances.

 

Noon-6pm - Live Lunch Marathon
12:00 – Paul Thorn
12:45 –Andrea Davidson
1:30 - Susto
2:15 – James Lindsey
3:00 – The Cunning
3:45 – Joan Shelley
4:30 – Ben Sollee and KY Native
5:15 – The Weeks

6-8pm - World Cafe A special interview and performance with Jack Johnson!

8-9pm - Sound Opinions
Hosts Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot explore the life and music of 1970s soul legend Al Green. Plus, they review the new album from Taylor Swift.

9pm-12am – FPK’s After Dark With Meg Samples
11pm - "Thursday Night Street Party" features brass and street-beat bands from around the world that make ya wanna get up and boogie! Tonight music from Istanbul the most popular city in Turkey.

12am–1am – Night Visions
An eclectic mix of independent and under-represented dance, electronica, rock and pop music from around the world.

 

Stacy is the WFPK Program Director. Email Stacy at sowen@lpm.org.