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Mondays
Mike "Bubba" McKay presents Americana music. WBFO’s very own motorcycle riding DJ features the roots of country, rock and more. From Ralph Stanley and Tift Merritt to Johnny Cash and the Yonder Mountain String Band, Mike will play it all.
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Govindan Kartha has been a "record store guy" since the age of 18. He worked at a local record store for 3 years before founding New World Record, which he operated for the next 24 years, and which won numerous local awards and praise as Buffalo's best record store. The store closed in May 2008, and Govindan is thrilled to be able to continue spreading his enthusiasm and love for music with his new show on WBFO's Music on the Border.
Govindan's show will have a weekly topic, in which a theme will be traced out, be it lyrical, musical, ethnographic, or whatever fool idea comes into his head. Should be good fun, and he welcomes ideas for future shows.
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Tuesdays
Critt’s soul, funk, and jazz show takes a Juke Joint approach. Eric says: "With the old skool Juke Joint, you had people of all styles gettin' together to swing, dance and shout. That's what I'm going for with my show except I substitute songs, grooves and feels for the people....in essence. I rarely use a script and I play what I feel at the moment - that's the jook joint way and that's the Buffalo way. Peace."
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Tod Kniazuk is the executive director of Music is Art, and the executive director of the Niagara Erie Regional Coalition. He's also the creator of The Big Easy in Buffalo concert, music education, and cultural awareness series - and is excited to be bringing the best of New Orleans music to WBFO On the Border. From trad jazz to funk, from zydeco to zydepunk, you'll hear music as diverse as the city itself.
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Thursday
Join Jon Topper, famous manager of moe., and who many say has the face for this job, plays from a list of artists that every pop and rock DJ in the commercial world of broadcast in Buffalo wishes they had the freedom to use. He brings you music from a number of different scenes from folk, rock, jamband, bluegrass, punk, world and jazz.
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Friday
Catch up on all the music in and around Buffalo as our plucky music reporters Dave Chandler, Alison Zero, Lauren Mook and Alex Kelly visit stages all over Western New York, talk to performers, and get the inside story.
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