Program Name : OASIS
Date Of Broadcast : 12-02-2007
Host Producer : Joan Richarde

Track Info: Artist/Group - Song/Track - CD/Recording - Year of Release - Composer - Label - Notes

1. Patrick O'Hearn - Intension and Objective - Glaciation - 2007 - - -

2. Patrick O'Hearn - Under Weigh - Glaciation - 2007 - - -

3. Harold Budd - The Gunfighter - Lovely Thunder - 1986 - - -

4. Ruben Garcia - Congas Meet The Droner - Maybe Forgotten Forever - 2005 - - - ...2 cd compilation of solo work

5. Patrick O'Hearn - Oblique Formations - Glaciation - 2007 - - -

6. Patrick O'Hearn - Forsaken Beauty - Glaciation - 2007 - - -

7. Ruben Garcia - Colors In Motion - Maybe Forgotten Forever - 2005 - - -

8. Patrick O'Hearn - Our Temperable Host - Glaciation - 2007 - - -

9. Ruben Garcia - Desert Calm - Maybe Forgotten Forever - 2005 - - -

10. Patrick O'Hearn - The Approaching Ice - Glaciation - 2007 - - -

Track Info: Artist/Group - Song/Track - CD/Recording - Year of Release - Composer - Label - Notes

11. Mychael Danna - A Feather For Your Soul - Sirens - 1991 - - -

12. [10.00pm ID & Playlist Break] - - - - - -

13. Mychael Danna - Sirens - Sirens - 1991 - - -

14. Oystein Sevag & Lakki Patey - Prologue & Painful Love - Visual-an ambient experience - 1996 - - -

15. Harold Budd - Ice Floes In Eden - Lovely Thunder - 1986 - - -

16. Patrick O'Hearn - Upon Solitary Expanse - Glaciation - 2007 - - -

17. Harold Budd - Sandtreader - Lovely Thunder - 1986 - - -

18. Ruben Garcia - I Looked Back and Danced with the Eyes of Malena - Maybe Forgotten Forever - 2005 - - -

19. Patrick O'Hearn - [title cut] - Glaciation - 2007 - - -

20. Ruben Garcia - Room Full of Easels - Maybe Forgotten Forever - 2005 - - -

Track Info: Artist/Group - Song/Track - CD/Recording - Year of Release - Composer - Label - Notes

21. Patrick O'Hearn - A Safe Return - Glaciation - 2007 - - -

22. Ruben Garcia - Rainy Day - Maybe Forgotten Forever - 2005 - - -

23. Patrick O'Hearn - Beneath The Celestial Sphere - Glaciation - 2007 - - -

The impressionists called them tone poems. These days it’s called New Age. Montana Public Radio host Joan Richarde guides listeners with this emotional, inspirational, flowing music for Sunday night.